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What to do if Alliance Laundry Systems HT055N Dryer has spark but no flame?
If your Alliance Laundry Systems Dryer has a spark but no flame, first ensure the gas is on. Also, check for 24 VAC at the gas valve. If the issue persists, there might be a problem with the control; in this case check the voltage between the gas valve terminal MV and GND on the control.
Why Alliance Laundry Systems HT055N valve is on but there is no spark during TFI?
If the valve is on but there's no spark during TFI in your Alliance Laundry Systems Dryer, it could be due to a shorted electrode. Another possible cause is an incorrect spark gap; ensure it's set to .094-.156 inch. Also, inspect the high voltage cable for faults or poor connections. Finally, control failure can cause this issue.
How to fix reset failure on Alliance Laundry Systems HT055N?
If you're experiencing a reset failure on your Alliance Laundry Systems Dryer, it might be because the reset switch was pressed too long; try resetting again. Another possibility is that the reset switch is shorted, in which case you should replace the switch.
What to do if Alliance Laundry Systems HT055N thermostat is on, but there is no spark or valve?
If the thermostat is on but there's no spark or valve activity in your Alliance Laundry Systems Dryer, first ensure the cable connects to the control and electrode, and that voltage is present at the gas valve. If the issue persists, the control might be bad; check the red LED for a steady on or flashing codes.
How to reset Alliance Laundry Systems Dryer control in lockout mode?
If the control in your Alliance Laundry Systems Dryer is in lockout mode, a manual reset is needed. Reset it by pushing the red lockout button or use the front end control.
Why does my Alliance Laundry Systems HT055N have nuisance shutdowns?
Nuisance shutdowns in your Alliance Laundry Systems Dryer can be due to a poor or erratic ground. To resolve this, verify that there is a proper system ground. Ensure the igniter, flame sensor, and igniter module share a common ground with the burner.
What to do if the Alliance Laundry Systems Dryer control is in lockout mode?
If the control panel on your Alliance Laundry Systems Dryer is in lockout mode, you will need to manually reset it. You can do this by pushing the red lockout button or using the front end control.
What to do if Alliance Laundry Systems Dryer flame is okay during TFI, but no flame sense after TFI?
If the flame is okay during TFI but there's no flame sense after TFI in your Alliance Laundry Systems Dryer, check the electrode position and cleanliness. Also, inspect the high voltage wire. Poor grounding at the burner or a poor flame (check flame current) can also cause this issue.
General| Brand | Alliance Laundry Systems |
|---|---|
| Model | HT055N |
| Category | Dryer |
| Language | English |
Lists all available model numbers for gas, steam, and electric dryers.
Crucial precautions for safe operation, installation, and maintenance of the appliance.
Provides detailed measurements for dryer models 025, 030, 035, and 055.
Details the physical dimensions for T30 and T45 series tumble dryers.
Guidelines for checking the dryer for shipping damage and verifying parts.
Specifies suitable installation locations, considering floor and environmental conditions.
Instructions on how to properly position and level the unit using the provided legs.
Details the installation and adjustment of the stabilizing fifth leveling leg.
Information and requirements for the integrated fire suppression system.
Specifies water pressure, flow rate, and temperature for the fire suppression system.
Procedures for connecting the water supply to the dryer's solenoid valve.
Covers power supply, wiring, and circuit breaker recommendations.
Explains the function and connection of the auxiliary alarm output signal.
Steps to change the dryer door from right-hinged to left-hinged.
Final checks and preparations before the dryer is put into operation.
Specific items to complete for CE-certified models after installation.
Guidance for installing gas dryers in countries with different gas types or configurations.
Table detailing gas orifices, pressures, and part numbers for CE models.
Table detailing properties of various gases used in CE regions.
Procedures for converting the dryer for different gas types or pressures.
Detailed steps for specific gas conversion processes.
Guidelines for dryer placement, airflow, and exhaust duct installation.
How to size and install gas supply piping for optimal pressure distribution.
Guidance on selecting correct burner orifices for operation at higher altitudes.
Location of wiring diagrams and instructions for central pay system connections.
Critical information on properly grounding the appliance for electrical safety.
Identifies the locations of ground lugs and terminal blocks for service.
Step-by-step guide for making the main electrical service connection.
Procedures for converting the dryer for different voltage configurations.
Instructions for installing a ferrite ring to protect electronic controls.
Tables detailing electrical requirements, breaker sizes, and wire gauges.
Guidelines for steam supply and return line sizing and installation.
Procedures for installing steam traps and connecting condensate return lines.
Explains various modes like Power-Up, Ready, Start, Run, Door Open, and End of Cycle.
How to configure drying times, cool down times, and other settings via dipswitches.
Steps to run a basic test cycle to verify control functionality.
Basic safety warnings and operational guidelines for using the appliance.
How to use the emergency stop button on CE-approved models.
Operating instructions for various control types like Digital Timer, OPL, Quantum, DX4.
How the ignition control works and troubleshooting for CE and Non-CE models.
How to adjust the air shutter for optimal burner combustion and flame pattern.
Adjusting the airflow switch, loading door switch, and door strike for proper function.
Routine cleaning tasks to be performed daily for optimal performance.
Tasks to be performed monthly, including exhaust duct cleaning.
Tasks to be performed quarterly, bi-annually, and annually.
Procedure for testing the fire suppression system every three months.
