Oil Heat – Eighteenth Edition – June 2015
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HOMEOWNER/USER NOTE:
EMERGENCY SHUT DOWN INSTRUCTIONS:
Turn power off to boiler by switching the “Oil Burner Emergency Switch” (typically located at the top of basement
stairway or at boiler room entrance) to the OFF position. If unable to locate the “Oil Burner Emergency Switch” then
switch the “System Emergency Switch” located at the boiler, on the left hand side of the system junction box located on
the top right hand side of the boiler. Shut off oil supply valve.
NOTICE
Do not use this boiler if any part has been under water. Immediately call a qualified service technician to inspect
the boiler and to replace any part of the control system which has been under water.
IN CASE OF NO HEAT
In case of no heat coming from the boiler, perform the following actions or call a qualified service agency for help.
Look at the Digital Manager and write down all lights showing on the Digital Manager.
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Refer to the Digital Manager Operation Summary for the meaning of the lights.
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Reset the Digital Manager by turning off and back on the System Switch on the left side of the Manager.
Remove the burner cover and look at the LEDs on the burner control. If the red LED is on (constantly on the
Carlin or flashing on the Genisys), then press and hold in the reset button for one second. The burner will then try
to relight. If the burner relights successfully, then no further action is needed.
If the burner goes into lock out again, contact a qualified service agency for help.
ANNUAL MAINTENANCE
The SYSTEM 2000 boiler requires an annual tune-up by a qualified service agency to maintain top efficiency and peak
performance and to verify proper performance of all safety devices.
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
The SYSTEM 2000 boiler requires minimal attention from the user.
- Daily inspect the space around the burner/boiler to verify the area is clean and free of any flammable or combustible
materials.
- Once a month it is recommended that the owner/user inspect the boiler and to watch the operation of the boiler. The
owner/user should:
Inspect flue connections.
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Look for evidence of deterioration from corrosion or other sources. Watch the flue pipes during a start up of
the boiler and look and smell for evidence of escaping flue products.
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For a chimney installation particularly examine the joint between the boiler outlet and the flue pipe. Also
examine the joint between the flue pipe and the base of the chimney.
Inspect for evidence of water, such as leakage from the safety pressure relief valve.
Watch the Digital Manager during one heating cycle of the boiler.
Verify the pressure gauge on the boiler is reading between 5 psi and 30 psi.
Verify the temperature gauge on the boiler reads no more than 220F at the end of a heating call.
If any of the above items seem unusual or out of the ordinary, then immediately call your qualified service agency.
