Airxcel Aqua-Hot 200 Series, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Introduction
©Aqua-Hot®
250-D03 Diesel Series Service Manual REV 220302
p. 5
Maintenance Schedule
Monthly Maintenance
Check the Aqua-Hot’s antifreeze and distilled water heating
solution to ensure that it is at the proper level. This can be
accomplished by visually checking the coolant level in the Aqua-
Hot’s expansion bottle; reference Figure 26 on page 20.
Please note that the coolant level should be checked ONLY
when the Aqua-Hot is at maximum operating temperature.
This should be done immediately after the electric element
disengages, or after the diesel burner has completed a cycle.
At maximum operating temperature, the antifreeze and distilled
water heating solution should be at the level marked “HOT” on
the expansion bottle.
It is also recommended to run the diesel burner once a month
for a full cycle (at least 20 minutes) to ensure optimum heater
condition.
Annual Maintenance
To maintain the Aqua-Hot at its full potential, it is highly
recommended to have the diesel burner tuned up annually. This
involves the fuel nozzle and fuel filter replaced, burner cleaned,
inspecting the exhaust and combustion air lines for damage
and ensure they are clear, checking the fuel lines for any leaks,
checking the hoses and wiring to make sure there is no damage
or cracks. See Page 79 for more in-depth information.
Replenishing the Antifreeze and Water Heating
Solution
If the antifreeze and distilled water heating solution needs
replenishing, remove the cap for the expansion bottle and fill
it to the “HOT” mark (only when the tank is to temperature).
Replace the expansion bottle cap when this is complete. DO
NOT operate the unit without first replacing the cap of the
bottle. Reference Figure 26 for additional information. Excess
air will escape through this bottle as the stir pump of the unit
operates. While bleeding this system of air, it will be necessary
to continue to fill the bottle until this process is complete.
The Aqua-Hot does not need regular replacement of the
propylene glycol antifreeze and distilled water heating solution,
but in the event that more antifreeze is required, contact Aqua-
Hot Heating Systems to purchase antifreeze, or for guidance
in selecting an appropriate antifreeze product for use with this
unit.
When the Aqua-Hot is at maximum operating temperature, the
coolant is very hot. If the Aqua-Hot heating system is accessed,
scalding by hot vapor or coolant may occur. Before cleaning or
servicing, disconnect all power supplies.
DO NOT operate the diesel burner and/or electric heating
element without antifreeze and distilled water heating
solution present in the Aqua-Hot’s boiler tank� Doing so will
cause serious damage to the heater�
Overheat Protection
Every Aqua-Hot is equipped with at least two overheat
protection devices. These are commonly known as the high-
limit thermostats. These thermostats operate by maintaining a
circuit while the unit is below 218°F.
In the event of an overheat condition, the high limit
thermostats will cut the operating signal to the diesel burner,
and/or the electric element. When this signal is interrupted, the
electric element and diesel burner will immediately disengage.
Contact Aqua-Hot Heating Systems LLC for assistance in
locating a qualified person to service this heater after an
overheat situation.
In order to provide the best freeze protection, boil-over
protection, anti-corrosion, and rust protection, a mixture of
50/50
propylene glycol
antifreeze and distilled water is
recommended. The Aqua-Hot 250-D03 boiler tank holds
approximately 3.7 gallons.
The mixture may be modified to provide the most adequate
freezing, boiling, and rust/anti-corrosive protection. A 50/50
mixture of
propylene glycol
and distilled water has a freeze
point of approximately -35°F and a boiling point of approximately
223°F. Refer to the table below to determine the best protection
mixture ratio. Reference page 101 for measuring the antifreeze
mixture with a refractometer.
DO NOT attempt to reset the high-limit thermostats after
an overheat condition until the unit has been serviced by a
qualified technician. Failure to do so could result in damage
to the unit, personal injury, or death.
Maintenance Schedule
Freeze
Point (°F)
Concentra-
tion (%)
32 24 19
15 10 5 -.4 -9 -20 -29 -40 -50
0 12 19 25 30 34 38 44 49 53 57 60
Propylene Glycol