Clean Energy CE-140, Руководство пользователя

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Cleaning sludge and water from the bottom of the tank:
NOTICE:
Because of the nature of used oil handling practices, it is very difficult to keep all water
and sludge out of the used oil supply. Drain the used oil supply tank at least once a year to ensure no
unwanted substance is being delivered to the furnace.
(1) Connect a tube to the drain on the bottom of the tank and collect a sampling in a drain pan
or bucket. Keep draining the tank until all water and sludge has been removed.
(2) If there is no drain on your supply tank insert a transfer pump with the suction line inserted
down to the bottom of the tank. Keep pumping out the tank until all sludge and water has
been removed.
MAINTENANCE
CAUTION:
Wear safety goggles, gloves, long sleeves and a dust mask when
cleaning ash form the furnace. The accumulated ash is in the form of a fine powder and
may cause irritation.
(1) Refer to Figure 30.
(2) Turn OFF power to the furnace and disconnect the power cord from the top of the burner.
(3) Release the two over-center latches on the left side of the front door.
(4) Carefully open the front clean out door.
(5) Use a long broom handle or rod to reach to the back and gently remove the combustion
chamber
target.
(6) Brush out the combustion chamber and use an industrial vacuum to clean out the
remaining ash.
(7) Release the four over-center latches on the top clean out door. Carefully swing the top
clean out door open.
(8) Use a 3” flue brush to completely remove ash from the flue tubes.
(9) Use an industrial vacuum to clean out the top header.
(10) Remove the 6” round cap opposite the chimney connection. Remove the chimney if there
is no access to the 6” round cap. Use an industrial vacuum to clean the bottom header.
(11) Fasten all clean out doors and chimney components.
CAUTION:
DO NOT attempt to clean ash from a hot furnace. It is a burn hazard as
well as a fire hazard when the hot ashes are disposed of.
Cleaning ash from the heat exchanger: