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gas pressure switches (in the sense of opening the circuit) will
therefore prevent the equipment and therefore the burner from
working. When the burner is working (flame on), tripping the
gas pressure switches (opening the circuit) will shut down the
burner immediately. When testing the burner, it is very important
to check that the pressure switches are working properly. By
using the adjustment devices, it can be verified whether the
pressure switch that stops the burner actually operates (i.e.
opens the circuit).
14) Verify the flame detector operation as follows:
- disconnect the wire coming from the ionisation electrode,
- Start up the burner;
- The equipment will complete the control cycle and after
two seconds will lock the burner due to the lack of ignition
flame;
- switch off the burner;
- Re-connect the wire to the ionisation electrode.
This test should also be conducted with the burner already on;
the equipment should "lock" immediately when the wire from
the ionisation electrode is disconnected.
15) Check the proper function of the boiler thermostats or pressure
switches (when tripping they must stop the burner).
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Check that ignition occurs normally since if the mixer is
not positioned correctly, it may happen that the speed
of the delivery air is so high that ignition is difficult.
If this happens, the mixer must be shifted back by
degrees until it is in a position in which ignition occurs
normally, and this new position can be regarded as the
final position.
Remember that for the ignition flame, it is better to limit the
amount of air to the amount strictly indispensable to ensure
safe ignition even in the most difficult cases.
IONISATION CURRENT MEASUREMENT
The minimum current needed to run the equipment is 1.4 µA. The
burner provides a significantly higher current and therefore does not
normally require any checks at all. Should however, the ionisation
current need to be measured a microammeter must be connected
in series to the ionisation electrode lead by opening the connector
“C” as illustrated in the figure.