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In case the burner’s fuel inlet pipe has been overheated (it is also an emergency
situation) a sensor activates, that monitors the temperature in this zone and
prevents from the so called “back fire” to the fuel transport auger. After cooling of
the main module the reason for the emergency must be determined and the
relevant measures should be taken. After removing the reason for excessive
temperature in the pipe (overheating) it could be required to replace the sensor
with new one.
6.6.
MENU FOR VIZUALIZATION OF ALARMS/ERRORS LIST, OCCURRED DURING
OPERATION OF PELLET BURNER FROM SERIES „GP IV”.
In order to check the last errors/alarms, occurred during the burner operation, it is necessary
to enter the menu “LOG”.
The log menu shows a list with the last 10 errors, occurred during burner
operation. If a new error occurs, the oldest deletes and the newest one goes on
top of the list.
Figure 6.13. The controller display shows the “LOG” menu with the error number and the
relevant code.
Press the button “ESC” to exit the menu.
The error codes and their explanation are presented in Table 7.2.
6.7.
RESTARTING THE PELLET BURNER OPERATION.
Burner restarting is required in situations when the burner operation is assigned but its
control module had switched to protection mode, different from the nominal mode, and the
burner is not operating. The display shows the message code, which has to be determined,
the relevant measures for its removal has to be taken and after then the burner has to be
restarted – it can be performed by switching off and then back on (restarting) the main
module power supply (for example by switching the control panel power switch to which it is
connected). Before restarting the burner it is recommended to check and clean its fire-grate.
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ESC
LOG error: 1: 22
EXIT