To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the andrews ECOflo EC230/960 upper sensor reading is faulty?
If the Andrews Water Heater's upper sensor reading is faulty due to the resistance being out of range, first, check the continuity of the wire harness to the upper sensor. If the wire harness is okay, then replace the upper sensor.
What to do if flame detected before ignition in andrews ECOflo EC230/960 Water Heater?
If the Andrews Water Heater detects a flame before ignition, ensure the gas valve has closed and that no voltage is present at the gas valve before the ignition cycle. Also, verify the wire positions on the wire harness are correct. If the gas valve is stuck open, replace it.
What to do if flame detected after heating cycle completes in andrews ECOflo EC230/960?
If the Andrews Water Heater continues to detect a flame after the heating cycle completes, verify that the gas valve has closed and that there's no voltage present at the gas valve after the cycle. Also, check to ensure the wire positions on the wire harness are correct. If the gas valve remains stuck open, it should be replaced.
What to do if Andrews Water Heater flame sensed out of normal sequence?
If the Andrews Water Heater senses a flame out of the normal sequence (either before the gas valve opens or after it closes), verify that the gas valve has closed completely. Ensure there is no voltage present at the gas valve before or after the ignition cycle. Also, confirm that the wire positions on the wire harness are correct. If the gas valve is stuck open, replace it.
What to do if andrews ECOflo EC230/960 Water Heater damper end switch failed to close (stuck open)?
If the flue damper on your Andrews Water Heater is stuck open, begin by checking if the flue damper has fully opened. If it hasn't, disconnect the damper harness at the damper plug connection and check for 24 volts between the pins on the red and white wires. If there's no voltage, inspect the wire harness or measure the output on the control board (pins 1&4). If there's still no voltage at the control board, replace it. Replace the wire harness if voltage doesn't pass to the pin terminals from the control. If there is 24 volts at the flue damper connection, replace the flue damper. If the damper is open, disconnect the harness and check continuity between the pins from the black and yellow wires on the flue damper. If there's no continuity, replace the flue damper.
How to fix low flame sense on andrews ECOflo EC230/960 Water Heater?
To address a low flame sense issue in your Andrews Water Heater, first, determine the flame sense current in the Service mode while the water heater is operating. If it's less than 1.0 microamps, inspect the pilot flame sense rod using emery cloth. If the issue persists, replace the pilot.
What to do if andrews ECOflo EC230/960 damper end switch failed to open (stuck closed)?
If the flue damper on your Andrews Water Heater is stuck closed, start by checking if the flue damper has fully closed. If not, disconnect the damper harness at the damper plug connection and check for 24 volts between the pins on the red and white wires. If there's no voltage, check the wire harness or measure the output on the control board (pins 1&4). If there's still no voltage at the control board, replace it. If voltage doesn't pass through the wire harness to the pin terminals from the control, replace the wire harness. If there is 24 volts at the flue damper connection, replace the flue damper. If the damper is closed, disconnect the harness and check continuity between the pins from the black and yellow wires on the flue damper. If there is continuity, the end switch is stuck open...
Information on manufacturer's duty regarding product safety and user information.
Discusses the water heater's resistance to Legionella bacteria build-up.
Guidance on selecting a suitable installation location for the water heater.
Explains thermal efficiency, burner, controls, and tank lining.
Details on heat exchanger, flue system, and water connections.
Guidelines for positioning the water heater during installation.
Guidelines for keeping the appliance area clear of hazards.
Advice on avoiding scalding injury from hot water and installing mixing valves.
Chart detailing water temperature and time relationships for scald injury.
Details on mains voltage, fuse rating, and connection methods for electrical supply.
Details on optional components and fittings packs for flue systems.
Guidance on ventilation requirements for concentric flue systems.
Details on water connections for vented systems, including safety valve requirements.
Information on fitting unvented systems with kits, pressure, and safety devices.
Essential safety information and precautions for users before lighting the appliance.
Procedures for adjusting air/gas mixture for natural gas and propane models.
Important warnings regarding heat production, flammable materials, and proper use.
Procedure for filling, sequence of operation, and lighting the water heater.
Safety precautions and steps for lighting the water heater.
Guidance on adjusting the water temperature setting for optimal performance.
Steps for setting the water temperature for energy efficiency and safety.
Information on maintenance frequency and qualifications for servicing the heater.
Tasks to be performed annually for ignition, controls, and flue systems.
Detailed steps for chemical descaling of the water heater, including safety precautions.
Instructions for checking the T&P relief valve operation and potential issues.
Steps to enter the service mode on the water heater display for technicians.
Procedure to adjust the maximum allowable temperature setpoint for the user.
Procedures for resetting soft and hard lockout conditions on the water heater.
Information on how error codes are displayed and accessed.
Table of error codes and their causes/corrective actions for Honeywell controls.
Method for checking thermostat sensor resistance against temperature charts.
Troubleshooting steps when the main power light is not illuminated.
Steps to diagnose why the thermostat is not initiating heating.
Troubleshooting steps when the ignitor fails to glow.
Steps to diagnose why the main gas valve is not operating.
Troubleshooting issues causing the burner flame to extinguish repeatedly.
General| Brand | andrews |
|---|---|
| Model | ECOflo EC230/960 |
| Category | Water Heater |
| Language | English |
