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C) Safety high temperature limit
switch
(set at 160oF)
Its contacts are normally closed (N.C)
and open when the temperature of
the air after the burner exceeds
160°F.
AT START UP OR WHEN THE HEATER IS IN USE
1. Check air temperature downstream of the burner (the safety high temperature
limit switch opens at 160°F).
2. Check modulation of the Maxitrol valve and controls as well as the amplifier and
temperature signal.
3. Check gas pressure at the burner when set at high fire.
4. Replace defective switch.
5. Refer to the manufacturer.
CODE (54) Ground
fault
1. Check for proper grounding of the
heater and (Fireye) flame safeguard
relay.
2. Check for faulty ground in the
wiring between the heater and
electrical distribution panel.
3. Refer to the manufacturer.
CODE (55) Faulty
programmer
1. Replace the programmer.
2. Refer to the manufacturer.
CODE (56) Faulty
amplifier
1. Replace the amplifier.
2. Refer to the manufacturer.
8.4.
Maxitrol - Troubleshooting check list
SYMPTOMS
POSSIBLE CAUSES
ON-SITE CHECKS
ACTIONS
A. No gas flow
l. Modulating valve improperly
installed or defective
1. The arrow on the side of the valve
must point in the direction of the gas
flow.
1. lnstall the valve properly.
B. Continuous low fire
(electronic problem)
2. No voltage to the amplifier
3. Open circuit in TD114 (circuit or
wiring)
4. Short circuit in TS114 (circuit or
wiring)
5. Defective amplifier
2. Check for 24 VAC supply at amplifier
terminals 7 and 8.
3. Check for loose or broken wires
between
amplifier terminals 1 and 2 and
between
TD114 terminals 1 and 3.
4. Connect the test resistor between
terminals 3 and 4 of the amplifier and
disconnect the wiring. Follow Maxitrol
analysis procedure.
5. Perform checks 2, 3 and 4.
2. Verify the power source.
3. Tighten connections or replace
wiring.
4. If a modulating signal is obtained,
check TS114 for short circuits. Replace
the TS114 if necessary.
5. If steps 2, 3 and 4 do not solve the
problem and a modulating signal is
still not obtained, replace the
amplifier.