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2.
Open
air
shutter
very
slowly
until
yellow
tip
just
disappears,
then
secure
air
shutter
in
place
with
locking
screw.
3.
Repeat
steps
1
and
2
for
each
burner.
After
air
shutter
adjustments
have
been
com¬
pleted,
observe
that
flames
on
each
burner
are
light
blue
and
soft
in
appearance,
and
that
flames
are
same
height
along
entire
length
of
each
burner.
See
Fig.
9.
BLOWER
HEAT-RELAY
OPERATION
—Heat¬
ing
relay
(see
Fig.
6
and
unit
wiring
diagram)
is
located
in
the
control
box
and
adjusts
to
permit
either
longer
or
shorter
OFF
cycles.
The
ON
cycle
automatically
adjusts
as
OFF
cycle
changes.
Adjust¬
ing
lever
on
relay
is
factory-set
at
center
position
to
provide
optimum
performance
for
most
installa¬
tions.
On
unusual
installations,
or
where
line
voltage
is
considerably
above
or
below
rated
voltage,
an
increase
or
decrease
may
be
required
for
length
of
time
blower
remains
on.
To
increase
blower
opera¬
tion
time,
move
adjusting
lever
toward
right-hand
position.
To
decrease
blower
operation
time,
move
lever
toward
left-hand
position.
AIRFLOW
AND
TEMPERATURE
RISE
The
heating
section
of
each
size
of
unit
is
designed
and
approved
for
heating
operation
within
temperature
rise
range
stamped
on
unit
rating
plate.
Table
5
shows
approved
temperature
rise
range
for
each
unit
and
air
delivery
(cfm)
at
various
tem¬
perature
rises.
Heating
operation
airflow
must
pro¬
duce
a
temperature
rise
that
falls
within
the
approved
range.
Refer
to
Cooling
Section
Start-Up
and
Adjustments
Indoor
Airflow
and
Airflow
Adjustments
to
adjust
heating
airflow
when
required.
HEATING
SEQUENCE
OF
OPERATION
See
Fig.
10.
Models
48KHA,KLA
have
an
intermittent
electric-spark
ignition
system
without
a
standing
flame.
When
manual
shutoff
is
opened,
gas
flows
to
gas
valve.
On
a
call
for
heating
by
the
thermostat,
unit
terminal
R
makes
to
unit
terminal
W.
Pilot
valve
solenoid
of
gas
valve
and
spark
generator
are
energized.
Gas
flows
to
pilot
and
the
pilot
is
ignited
within
4
seconds.
The
flame
sensor
proves
the
presence
of
pilot
flame
within
0.8
seconds
after
pilot
ignition.
The
internal
switching
of
gas
valve
de¬
energizes
spark
generator,
energizes
main
valve
solenoid
and
energizes
heating
delay
relay.
Gas
flows
to
main
burners
and
is
ignited
by
pilot
flame.
Contacts
of
heating
relay
close
between
60
and
90
seconds
after
burners
are
ignited,
and
blower
motor
starts.
Heating
cycle
is
now
in
normal
operation.
Unit
will
continue
operating
in
heating
cycle
until
->
Table
5
Air
Delivery
(cfm)
at
Indicated
Temperature
Rise
and
Rated
Heating
Input
MODEL
48-
HEATING
INPUT
(Btuh)
TEMPERATURE
RISE
(F)
37
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NOTE:
Shaded
areas
of
the
table
fall
below
the
approved
temperature
rise
range
of
the
unit
Dashed
areas
of
the
table
fa
II
beyond
the
air
delivery
capability
of
the
unit
within
the
operating
voltage
range
for
all
voltage
options
for
each
size
unit
12

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