Thermo 90
5 Troubleshooting
503
Fig. 502 Failure Symptoms after Switch-off upon Failure (Sheet 2 of 2)
5.4
Visual Inspection for Assessment
of Burner Condition
Burner and evaporator have specific features indicating
their need for replacement or their serviceable condition.
The following describes the criteria for a correct
inspection.
5.4.1 Burner Housing
•
The starting air bore (Fig. 502) must not be clogged,
otherwise there will be no start.
Remedy
Carefully remove any contamination (e.g. with a wire
of 1.5 mm diameter). Remove glow plug first.
Fig. 503 Visual Inspection, Burner Real Wall
Failure Symptom
Failure Symptom
Remedy
8 Flash pulses
(combustion air fan defective)
Wiring
Check wiring for damage,
open connections or short circuit
Combustion air fan defective
Replace combustion air fan
9 Flash pulses
(glow plug defective)
Wiring
Check wiring for damage,
open connections or short circuit
Glow plug defective
Replace glow plug
1
Combustion Tube
2
O-Ring
3
Flame Sensor
4
Insulation
5
Glow Plug
6
Housing
7
Screw
8
Bracket
9
Starting Air Bore
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Summary of Contents for Thermo 90
Page 9: ...1 Introduction 104 Page free for notes ...
Page 13: ...2 General Description Thermo 90 204 Page free for notes ...
Page 18: ...Thermo 90 3 Functional Description 305 Page free for notes ...
Page 20: ...4 Technical Data Thermo 90 402 Page free for notes ...
Page 26: ...6 Functional Tests Thermo 90 602 Page free for notes ...
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