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06-237172-001 Rev AA

June 2011

ROLLOUT SWITCH

Some control applications may have a separate rollout switch 
directly connected to the old ignition control. In this case, the 
rollout switch (normally closed) should be connected directly to 
the THS terminal on the 35-63J. Verify the rollout switch is wired 
in series (downstream) with the thermostat signal. The old THS 
wire should be left unconnected and insulated to prevent the 
possibility of a short-circuit.

VENT DAMPER CONNECTIONS

The 35-63J does not include an integral vent-damper connec-
tor. When replacing an older control (in applications using a 
vent damper) that has a standard 6-pin vent damper plug, the 
vent damper wires from the plug must be re-terminated and 
connected as follows:

Note:

If the old control has a vent damper plug (with a 
jumper between pins 2 and 3), but the heating appli-
ance has no vent damper, then ignore this section.

To connect the Vent Damper, the wire from Pin 1 should be 
connected to 24VAC Hot from the supply transformer.

The wire from pin 2 should be connected to the Thermostat 
input (THS) on the 35-63J control. This should be the only 
wire attached to the THS terminal.

The wire from Pin 4 connects directly to the 24VAC Com-
mon.

The wire from pin 5 should be connected directly to the 
Thermostat (call for heat signal) and not to the 35-63J 
control.

Figure 1.  Wire Sideview of Plug

Figure 2.  Vent Damper Wiring Diagram

VENT DAMPER CHECKOUT

During the checkout of the new control, you must confirm the 
proper operation of the vent damper as follows:

With the system in standby (no call for heat) the vent 
damper should be driven closed by the 24 VAC power.

When the Thermostat calls for heat, the vent damper starts 
to open. After the damper is fully open, the 35-63J then 
sees the 24 VAC call for heat at the THS input and begins 
the normal ignition sequence.

Pin # on 

Damper Plug

System Connection

1

Full-time 24VAC Hot

2

Call for Heat signal (from damper)

3

Fused 24 VAC (not used)

4

24VAC Common

5

24 VAC from Thermostat

6

Not  Used

24 VAC Common

Full -time 24 VAC Hot

Call for Heat signal (from damper)

24 VAC from Thermostat

Fused 24 VAC (Not Used)

Not Used

4

1

5

2

6

3

Vent Damper

24 VAC

5

4

2

1

Thermostat

Pilot Gas Valve

Main Gas

Valve

Pilot

H.V.

Sense

Blind_Term

GND

_GND

GND_

THS

PV

MV

35-63J

Содержание Fenwal 35-63J Series

Страница 1: ...e on board diagnostics with LED output make troubleshooting easy and ensure safe and efficient operation FEATURES Safe start and full time flame sensing Wide variety of prepurge and interpurge timings Single or three trials for ignition Diagnostic LED with Fenwal error codes Three ground terminals for ease of wiring Remote or local flame sense options Automatic 5 min or 1 hour reset after lockout ...

Страница 2: ... 11 14 35 63J303 117 G775LHA 1 remote flame sense 35 63J103 013 G779LHA 1 Universal set up for Remote flame sense 35 63J103 013 G779LHA 1 Universal set up for Local flame sense 35 63J102 013 CAUTION Label all wires prior to disconnection when servicing or replacing controls Wiring errors can cause improper and dangerous operation A functional checkout of a replacement control should always be perf...

Страница 3: ...e connected to the Thermostat input THS on the 35 63J control This should be the only wire attached to the THS terminal The wire from Pin 4 connects directly to the 24VAC Com mon The wire from pin 5 should be connected directly to the Thermostat call for heat signal and not to the 35 63J control Figure 1 Wire Sideview of Plug Figure 2 Vent Damper Wiring Diagram VENT DAMPER CHECKOUT During the chec...

Страница 4: ...light because the gas is shut off 4 Turn off the thermostat 5 Turn on the gas supply and purge the gas lines of air Check for gas leaks on all joints upstream of the gas valve with a soap solution 6 Turn the thermostat to a setting high enough to initiate a call for heat Verify the ignition control proceeds through the operating sequence to a normal run burner lit condi tion Confirm there are no g...

Страница 5: ...as valves are de energized 2 The control then goes through an interpurge delay before another ignition attempt 3 The control attempts two additional ignition trials before going into lockout and the pilot and main gas valve relays are de energized immediately 4 The LED indicates the fault code for ignition lockout LOCKOUT RESET Recovery from lockout requires a manual reset by either recy cling the...

Страница 6: ...ve a gap spacing of 0 125 0 031 inch 3 12 0 81 mm unless otherwise specified by the appliance manufacturer If this spacing is not correct the assembly must be replaced Electrodes are NOT field adjustable Exceeding the temperature limits can cause nuisance lock outs and premature electrode failure Electrodes must be placed where they are not exposed to the appliance user in normal operation WARNING...

Страница 7: ... Local Sense with 5 Minute Automatic Reset 8 Three Tries Remote Sense with 5 Minute Automatic Reset PRE PURGE 0 None 1 15 Seconds 2 30 Seconds 4 4 Seconds INTER PURGE RECYCLE DELAY 0 None Single try models only 1 15 Seconds 2 30 Seconds 3 45 Seconds TRIAL FOR PILOT IGNITION 1 8 Seconds 3 25 Seconds 5 50 Seconds 7 85 Seconds 8 120 Seconds ENCLOSURE 0 Noryl Gray Enclosure 1 Integral Stand Offs 2 Boa...

Страница 8: ...Fenwal Inc A UTC Fire Security Company 400 Main Street Ashland MA 01721 Tel 800 FENWAL 1 Fax 508 881 7619 www fenwalcontrols com 06 237172 001 Rev AA 2011 Kidde Fenwal Inc 8 DIMENSIONS Figure 5 Control Dimensions with Cover ...

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