Flame Safeguard (MM80001/FSG) Manual
If set, a post-purge will occur after a normal burner shutdown. This time set
should allow for the servomotors to travel from low fire to purge position.
The flame is not checked during post-purge. See option/parameter 135 for
NFPA post-purge. Time remaining for the post-purge process to complete
is displayed on the main MM screen.
Seconds (for option/ parameter 135 set to 0 or 2)
Minutes (for option/ parameter 135 set to 1 or 3)
BC: Control Box Recycle Time
This is the time delay between the burner shutting down, and going through
post-purge if optioned, and the burner starting up again.
This is the minimum flame signal strength, if the flame strength is lower than
this threshold, a lockout will occur. The UV counts will stabilise at 5 times
this value when increasing, and 3 times this value when decreasing.
BC: Delay from Start of Pre-Purge until Air Switch Checked
This time delay where the air switch is not checked is included within the
total pre-purge time set in option/parameter 112.
BC: Flame Sensor Selection
BC: Oil Second Safety Time – Main Trial For Ignition (MTFI)
This is the time period when the main valves are open and the pilot valve
is maintained open, before the flame is checked, for firing on oil. See
options/parameters 150 – 153. This does not apply for intermittent pilot,
see option/parameter 111. For firing on gas, see option/parameter 116.
BC: Timeout on Reaching Purge
If the MM is stuck in Run to Purge or Run to Post-Purge because the
servomotors and VSDs are moving to the purge position, then a lockout will
occur after this timeout set in this option has elapsed. This does not
apply to any requirements on purge timing such as any additional proving
inputs.