Heatmor 400-4S, Руководство пользователя

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ELECTRONICS
Controller
Principles of the Controller
The 400-4S controls the burn of the stove by monitoring the firebox thermocouples temperatures and giving
more or less primary to the burn chamber depending on those temperatures. It has two burn modes, “Normal”
and “Boost”. The 400-4S will run in “Normal” mode most of the time. The only times it will switch to Boost
would be if the user went to the controller and pressed the boost button, or the water temperature falls 10
degrees below the restart temperature. At that point the fan will turn to high speed and the BTU output will
increase. Boost mode will be reset when the stove reaches the 185 water temperature limit and cycles. On
restart the stove will run in normal mode.
The light switch on the inside of the front of the stove is used to turn off the fan and turn on the light in the
front. When the switch is flipped up, the front light will turn on and the powered flipper(solenoid) will open up.
The solenoid/flipper opens up to help give some air to the firebox while a fire is being started. The powered
flipper(solenoid) will close if the light is on for more than 10 minutes. When the switch is closed, the fan will
turn on and the primary/secondary motor will be set to the initial loading setting. The 400-4S is considered
“Loaded” when the light switch is flipped up then down. This should be done every time the stove is loaded to
ensure proper startup.
When the front door is opened, and the stove is in its off cycle the Automatic Fan Switch will cause the fan to
run. The user should wait approximately 1 minute from opening the outer door to opening the inner door to
allow for the volatile smoke to be cleared out of the firebox. If the front door is left open, the stove will continue
to run until the water temp hits the high limit(200F). When the front door is closed, it will run until the stove hits
the 185 water temperature limit and then will shut down.
Pressing F1 will bring up the main screen with the boost and Load buttons. Pressing F2 will bring up a screen
that will show the firebox thermocouple temperatures, the fan speed percent and the primary/secondary motor
percent. This screen will be helpful if problems arise on the stove. F3 will bring up a screen that will tell you
if any firebox thermocouple probes are not reading or if the thermocouple block isn’t reading. Pressing F4 will
bring up the start screen which shows the Program version number and the serial number of the stove.
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