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SCOTTY SS – INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Scotty SS Nov-05 18
After all connections are made a static pressure test and/or temperature measurement
must be made in the outlet plenum of the wood furnace. This is a simple procedure and
is outlined as follows using a Dwyer Model 25 or equal inclined manometer.
(a) Drill hole in wood outlet plenum
(b) Level inclined manometer and adjust to zero, insert manometer tube (Pressure
end)
(c) With all duct work and doors in place static pressure should measure 0.2 in (50
Pa) with blower running.
Pressure may be corrected by the following measures:
(a)
Change blower pulley size (usually decrease)
(b) Change blower motor pulley (usually increase)
(c) Increase return air duct area (if restricted)
CAUTION – Current draw by blower motor should be checked after making any pulley
change. If motor now draws greater current than that shown on the nameplate a larger
more powerful motor must be installed.
IMPORTANT – DO NOT change the blower.
As an alternative to the static pressure test method, the installer may make adjustments
on the basis of temperature measurement. For this test the wood furnace must be at
full operating temperature.
Take one temperature measurement in the front of the oil furnace plenum 12” to 16” up
or approximately center. Take a second measurement in the wood furnace plenum
(same position). Subtract one measurement from the other to arrive at a temperature
difference (TD). The TD must be between 40º F and 100º F during normal operation,
and ideally around 80º F. The same adjustment procedure for pulleys applies for
correction when using this method.
CAUTION – Most thermometers have a large time lag in reaching accurate measuring
levels. It is important that this interval be measured for your thermometer by immersing
it in boiling water and observing the time required for it to reach correct reading.
IMPORTANT – This equipment shall be installed in accordance with the instructions of
the manufacturer and in a manner acceptable to the regulatory authority by mechanics
experienced in such services. When required by the regulatory authority, such
mechanics shall be licensed to perform this service.
The installation shall comply with the applicable requirements of CSA standard B365,
Installation Code for Solid Fuel Burning Appliances and Equipment, and if changes are
made to the oil furnace this shall comply with CSA standard B139, Installation Code for
Oil Burning Equipment.