
DJM2.4 MANUAL
24
Oct 00 R2
NOTE:
After set up is complete remove jumpers.
XV.
SPECIAL SERVICE NOTES
On Board Fuse
The DJM2.4 is equipped with a 2-amp fuse. This fuse is located on the bottom of the main board.
If there is 24 VAC to terminals H and N and the DC voltage from terminals OS to GS is 0 VDC,
check the fuse.
(10.5 to 11.0 VDC is normal.)
Control is slow to respond to temperature demand.
Rapid Change in Load or Set Point
Two Speed and VAV Applications
The DJM2.4 likes to see stable discharge air temperatures. If the set point is changed rapidly
(lowered)
, the DJM2.4 may take up to 3 minutes to fully respond. The same conditions apply
to a load that is suddenly reduced.
(Vanes closing or low speed operation.)
Under these
conditions the discharge temperature may rise. If a problem is encountered with the high
limit tripping, consult the factory.
Checking Speed Sensor with the Fluke 80 Series Meter
Also refer to Section IX, Pre-Purge Status Light #1, for more information. The DJM2.4 has a Hall
Effect speed sensor to allow the control to closely monitor the combustion fan speed. There is a
fixed 10 VDC output from the
DJM2.4 terminals “GS” and “OS” to
the Hall Effect speed sensor if the
DJM2.4 is powered. The speed
sensor allows a return signal to be
measured on the “YS” and “GS”
terminals. If the fan is rotating
above 500 RPM, the signal can be
read as either an AC or DC voltage
and it will be about 5 volts. This is
because the fan is turning at a high
rate of speed and your meter is
averaging the reading. If the DJM2.4
has 24 volt power to it and the
combustion fan motor has been
disconnected from its power supply,
turning the combustion fan slowly by hand will result in a reading of 0 - then 10 VDC repeating as
the north and south poles of the magnet pass by the Hall Effect speed sensor. If the pre-purge
problem light is flashing the above steps should be checked.
If the DJM2.4 indicates a pre-purge problem the problem can be analysed more completely using
one of the Fluke 80 series meters. The DJM must see a near symmetrical square wave coming
from the Hall Effect speed sensor or it will reject the sensor signal. This wave is formed as the
magnet spins on the shaft with the north and south poles passing a Hall Effect speed sensor. This
speed sensor is a very small electronic chip located under the shrink-wrap at the end of the
copper tube. A simple method for estimating the wave form when the combustion fan is running
1/8" GAP
Collar
Blower
Shaft
Magnet
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