Laars HWG-M2-150, Инструкции по установке, эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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LAARS HEATING SYSTEMS
Figure 9. Condensate drain tube outlet.
SECTION 4.
Start Up
4A. Filling the System
1. Open all valves.
2. Fill 9600 HWG Water Heater and the system
completely.
3. Purge air from system. Bleed air from 9600
HWG using the air bleed at top of thermostatic
valve inside unit under access plate on top panel.
4. Set aquastat to call for heat, turn on power at
main switch for 30 seconds, then turn off.
5. Bleed 9600 HWG Water Heater and system
again. After system is fully purged, the 9600
HWG Water Heater is ready for firing.
4B. Operation Checklist
1. Be sure that system has been filled properly (see
above) and is leak tight.
2. Open gas cock(s) and open manual gas shutoff
valve by turning to “on” position (see Figure 11).
3. Turn on main switch, set aquastat to call for heat.
4. Blower will come on.
5. NOTE: Burner may not ignite on first attempt
because of air contained in gas lines. In this case
blower will stop after 5 minutes. Should this
happen, turn off main switch. Wait five minutes
and turn on switch again.
If burner fails three times, refer to Service Manual.
6. After placing the water heater in operation, the
burner safety shutoff device must be tested. To
test, disconnect ignitor plug at ignitor. Attempt to
start appliance. After the burner control has
completed three complete cycles the gas valve
must not open again and the VALVE / FLAME
light on the burner control must flash. Failure to
operate in this manner must be corrected by a
qualified service contractor or gas company.
Safe lighting and other performance criteria were
met with the gas manifold and control assembly
provided on the water heater when it underwent
tests specified in ANSI Z21.10.3-Latest Edition
and CAN / CGA 1 - 4.3 Latest Edition.
CAUTION: Should any pronounced odor of gas
be detected or if the gas burner does not appear
to be functioning in a normal manner, close main
shut off valve and contact your heating
contractor, gas company or factory
representative.
7. Changing the gas orifice.
A 9600 HWG tune-up kit is available from your
supplier. It contains a larger () and
smaller orifice (marked -). If the firing rate is
low, install the larger diameter orifice. Shut off
electricity and gas to the unit. Loosen the gas
orifice union (see Figure 12) and move the lower
half of the union far enough to the side to
remove the orifice. Change orifice. Reassemble,
turn on gas and power and recheck the burner
input.
8. It is recommended that the unit be checked with
a standard CO2 or O2 tester. Insert tester probe
at least 6" into the exhaust pipe through the
outside vent terminal. Readings should be as
follows:
CO2 - 8% to 8.75% natural gas
O2 - 6.9% to 5.5%
CO2 - 9.25% to 9.75% propane gas
NOTE: This is a sealed combustion unit with the
air orifice and gas valve factory set. They must
not be altered or adjusted. If the firing rate
cannot be obtained with the orifices supplied or
if CO2 or O2 readings do not fall within the
above ranges, contact your factory
representative.
Figure 10. Electrical hook-up.
GRN
BLK
WH
RED (LOW VOLTAGE) - T
WH/RED (LOW VOLTAGE) - T
GROUND
120 VAC LINE
120 VAC NEUTRAL
SEE
APPLICABLE
WIRING
SCHEMATICS
IN THIS
MANUAL
SWITCH BOX