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CHAPTER 2
2.1
COMPONENTS
Below is a description of the parts that come with the basic
ITR HURRICANE heater. Before you start
the installation, make sure you have all of the components and ARE FAMILIAR WITH ALL
ASPECTS OF THIS MANUAL.
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HEATER – includes a fuel pump, air accumulator, combustion air fan, compressor, regulator, fuel and
air nozzle, burner, combustion chamber, and water jacket. Figure 2-1 at
the end of this chapter shows a cross-section of a heater, with all the
component parts and includes an insulated water jacket and a complete
wrap around stainless steel cover. A ten foot long multi-conductor able is
prewired to the heater and plugs into the electronic control board.
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ELECTRONIC CONTROL BOARD – consists of a service switch, a jumper for a constant
circulation pump, fuses, terminal connections, circuit board, a fault
indicator LED digital readout from which you can monitor the entire
operation of the heater. The circuit board allows four zone hookup of
four thermostat, one Domestic Water Aquastat, one Heat Exchanger
Aquastat, one water pump ( maximum 10 amps total ), and Cabin Fan
Heaters (maximum 10 amps total).
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REMOTE PANEL INDICATOR – An ON / OFF - RESET switch with a LED digital readout and
signal horn. Includes a cable that allows you to connect the remote
indicator panel up to 25’ away from the heater itself.
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AIR ACCUMULATOR – A tube with a bleeder valve eliminates nuisance shutdowns due to air
bubbles in the fuel line. A return air line can be run back to the tank for
automatic bleeding. See page 3-4 for more information.
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HOURMETER – The hour meter will provide you with the accumulated operating hours for your
HURRICANE heater. Regular inspection and maintenance of the heater
and its associated components should be performed to keep it in peak
operating condition.