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If you observe a spark but no flame in your ALLIANCE Dryer, try the following: * First, verify that the gas supply is turned on. * Next, check for 24 VAC at the gas valve. * If these steps don't resolve the issue, there may be a bad control. In this case, check the voltage between the gas valve terminal MV and GND on the control.
What to do if valve on, but no spark during TFI in ALLIANCE HT075N?
If the valve is on but there is no spark during TFI (Trial For Ignition) in your ALLIANCE Dryer, consider these possible solutions: 1. Check for a shorted electrode. 2. Ensure the spark gap is correctly set between .094 and .156 inch. 3. Inspect the high voltage cable for faults or poor connections. 4. It is also possible that there is a control failure.
Why is ALLIANCE HT075N control in lockout mode?
If the control in your ALLIANCE Dryer is in lockout mode (70458701 Control Only), a manual reset of the control is needed. You can reset it by pushing the red lockout button or by using the front end control.
What to do if thermostat on, but there is no spark or valve in ALLIANCE HT075N?
If the thermostat is on but there is no spark or valve activity in your ALLIANCE Dryer, verify that the cable connects to the control and electrode and that voltage is present at the gas valve. Also, check the red LED for steady on or flashing codes, as it may indicate a bad control.
How to fix reset failure in ALLIANCE HT075N Dryer?
If you're experiencing a reset failure with your ALLIANCE Dryer, it might be because the reset switch was pressed for too long. Try resetting it again. If the issue persists, the reset switch might be shorted and need replacement.
What to do if ALLIANCE Dryer control does not start and green LED is off?
If the control of your ALLIANCE Dryer does not start and the green LED is off, ensure that there is 24 VAC present between 24V and ground (on 70458701 control only). If not, refer to the machine schematic. Also, check for 24 VAC between TH and ground; if absent, consult the machine schematic.
Lists all model numbers and their configurations.
Provides contact details for service and parts.
Crucial precautions for safe operation and maintenance.
Detailed measurements for physical installation and clearances.
Specifies locations and dimensions for exhaust ports.
Details the placement and size of gas inlets.
Shows where electrical connections are made.
Indicates the position of steam inlets and fittings.
Steps to check the unit and prepare for installation.
Guidelines for choosing a suitable and safe installation site.
Instructions on placing and leveling the unit for operation.
Information and requirements for the fire suppression system.
Details on water supply needs for the fire suppression system.
Steps for connecting water supply lines to the machine.
Information on electrical hookup and safety.
How to reduce dryer depth for tight spaces.
Instructions for changing the door hinge.
Final checks and procedures before operating the dryer.
Steps for setting up the dryer for specific gas types and regions.
Details on gas orifices for CE models and gas properties.
Guidelines for dryer placement concerning exhaust.
Requirements for providing adequate air supply.
Recommendations for proper exhaust ducting and airflow.
Best practices for single dryer exhaust.
Guidelines for connecting multiple dryers to a common duct.
How to size and install gas supply piping.
Adjustments for burner orifices at high altitudes.
Procedures for proper electrical grounding and safety.
Step-by-step guide for electrical hookup.
How to configure voltage jumpers for different power sources.
Instructions for installing a ferrite ring for electrical noise reduction.
Technical data on wiring, breakers, and voltage for various models.
Guidelines for steam supply and return piping.
Procedure for setting up steam traps and return lines.
Information for models using thermal oil heating systems.
Describes the dryer's state when power is applied.
The state where the dryer awaits a coin or selection.
The state after a coin is inserted, waiting for the start button.
The state when the dryer is actively running a cycle.
How to adjust drying times using control dipswitches.
Procedure to reset the cycle timer to factory defaults.
Tables detailing dipswitch configurations for time settings.
How to use the emergency stop button on CE models.
Instructions for operating the Dual Digital Timer control.
Operation guide for the Electronic OPL Micro control.
Explanation of how the cylinder reversal feature works.
Operating procedures for the Single Drop control.
Lists display codes, definitions, and corrective actions.
Operation of the MDC Coin and Card control system.
Operation guide for the Quantum control system.
Operation guide for the Galaxy 600 control system.
Operation of the LED OPL control system.
Operation guide for the UniLinc control system.
Operation of the DX4 Coin control system.
Operation of the DX4 OPL control system.
General operation of the DMP control system.
Description of the DMP OPL control panel.
Details on DIP switch settings for DMP OPL models.
Instructions for programming DMP models.
How to perform operational checks on control boards.
Operation and troubleshooting for ignition controls.
Procedures for testing flame detection components.
Explanation of diagnostic LED status and error codes.
How to adjust the air shutter for proper flame.
Information on the airflow switch and its importance.
How to adjust the door switch for proper operation.
Adjustment procedure for the door catch tension.
Instructions for adjusting drive belt tension for various models.
Routine daily checks and cleaning procedures.
Tasks to perform on a monthly basis.
Tasks to perform on a quarterly basis.
Tasks to perform every six months.
Tasks to perform once a year.
Procedure for testing the fire suppression system.
Steps for safely disconnecting and removing the dryer.
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