Last Update 4/2/2008
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SUNPAK S34 Heater Manual
© Techrite Controls Australia
Sequence of Operation
Turn gas and power ‘ON’. The pilot and burner should light within 4 seconds. A flame sensor
will shut off the spark. If the burner does not light w ithin 15 seconds, the flame sensor will shut
the gas valve ’OFF’. To re-light the pilot and burner, shut ‘OFF’ power. Wait 5 minutes. Turn
power back ‘ON’.
Maintenance Trouble-Shooting
Problem
Possible Causes
No spark to pilot
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Voltage under 240 volts
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Improper spark gap 2.7mm
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Loose ground wire
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Broken electrode
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Faulty electronic module
Burner won’t light
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Air in gas line
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Low gas pressure
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Gas valve failure
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Blockage in gas line or main injector
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Broken electrode
Inconsistent operation
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Variable gas pressure (improperly sized
gas line)
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Variable voltage
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Wind exceeding 24km/h
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Debris inside burner
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Erratic w inds
Deterioration of the front grille
SUNPAK heaters must be installed in such a
manner as to allow the products of
combustion or hot gases to vent out the top
portion of the heater. When operating
normally, only radiant heat passes through
the front grille. If conditions exist which force
hot gases through the front grille of the
heater, the installation must be altered to
correct the condition.
Limited Warranty and Service
SUNPAK infrared heaters carry a 90-day commercial or one year residential limited factory
warranty. All heaters are stamped w ith the date of manufacture. In most cases, your dealer
or sales representative w ill handle the warranty procedure for you. If there is no sales
representative available, the heater may be returned to the factory for repair. Warranty is
limited to repair of heaters at the factory or replacement parts. Any work or repair of this
heater must be performed by qualified service personnel. Any unauthorized tampering with
the heater w ill void warranty. Techrite w ill not be liable for any expense to the customer,
except as stated above.