FAULT
FINDING
Burner Fails to Start
If
the
burner
has failed to operate check the following:-
1.
Ensure that the mains
supply
switch is ON.
2.
The thermostats are
turned
to the required setting. For test purposes only,
turn
the thermostats
to their
maximum
setting. But remember to reset them later.
3.
Is the
Timer/Programmer
set to
an
On
period?
4.
Check
that
the Reset Button
on
the
burner
control box is not illuminated.
5.
Check
that
the Limit Thermostat
on
the
underside
of
the facia is fully in.
6.
Again start the ignition procedure.
Burner
goes
to Lockout
1.
Remove the lower front panel.
2.
On
the
burner
control box a
glowing
red
button
will
be
noticed. This is
the
Lockout Reset
Button.
3.
Turn the boiler thermostat to the OFF position.
4.
Press
the
Lockout Reset Button fully home.
5.
Release the Lockout Reset Button. The light will
go
out
and
should remain so.
6.
Turn the boiler thermostat to the required setting. The ignition cycle should then automatically
commence.
If
the appliance is still failing, check the following:-
a. Oil
supply
- Ensure that there is
an
adequate
supply
of
oil in the Tank.
That the
supply
valves have not been
turned
off.
That the fire check valve has
not
operated.
Was
the
storage
tank
allowed
to
run
dry
before
being
refilled
thereby
creating air in the
supply
pipe.
Check fuel
grade
to match
burner
is correct.
Check for correct oil pressure (See Technical Specification).
b. Air lock
If
a one
pipe
system, Bleed
supply
pipe
at
the boiler.
If
a
two
pipe system continue to rectify lockout until air lock is cleared.
c.
Blocked Nozzle Clean
or
replace
with
new
nozzle as
per
the
manufacturer's
instructions.
(See Burner Manual).
d.
No
Spark Check
spark
gap. (See Burner Manual).
Check Burner Control Box Spark output. (See Burner Manual). Replace as
necessary.
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