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b)
Release
the
scale
lock.
Remove
the
thumb
nut
and
the
top
set
of
cams.
c)
Proceed
with
steps
'c'
thru
'i'
of
preceding
sec-
tion
to
get
the
high
fire oil
valve
(HFOV)
set-
ting
on
switch
No. 1.
d)
Place
the
second
set
of
cams
on
the
shaft.
Make
sure
that
the
operational
cam's
locking
screw is on
the
opposite
side
of
the
shaft
as
the
switch
the
cam
is
to
operate
(when
the
scale
plate
is
set
near
zero).
e)
Loosen
both
cam
locking
screws. Align
the
two
cam
lobes so
that
only
the
operational
cam
(silver
colored)
will
cause
switch
lever
movement.
Tighten
the
differential
cam
screw.
f)
Depress
the
scale
lock.
Turn
cam
so
that
the
cam
roller
of
the
No. 2
switch
lever
is
exactly
over
the
outer
corner
of
the
operational
cam
lobe
when
the
scale
indicates
60°
or
more
of
SCALEPLATE
(BLACK
SCALE)
OPERATING
CAM
LOCKING
SCREW
DIFFERENTIAL
CAM
(BRASS)
OIL
VALVE
SWITCH
(HFOV)
(
Chapter
5--Adjustment
and
Maintenance
motor
travel.
This
switch
is
used
to
prove
damper
opening
during
pre-purge.
Connect
the
leads
into
the
circuit
as
indicated
on
your
wiring
diagram.
The
yellow
lead
is
not
required
and
its
end
should
be
insulated
to
prevent
a
short
circuit.
g)
Check
the
operation
of
the
switches
under
ac-
tual
operating
conditions.
Make
any
necessary
cam
adjustments
to
assure
that
the
oil
valve
opens
at
the
desired
point
and
that
the
high
fire
switch
makes
when
the
damper
is
open.
HIGH
FIRE
OIL
VALVE
SWITCHES
-
CBH
50-100
Oil fired
CBH
boilers
in
sizes 50
thru
100
have
two
adjustable
cam
actuated
switches
located
at
the
end
of
the
jackshaft
connected
to
the
damper
motor.
See
Figure
1-6.
Their
purpose
is
to
energize
INDEX
MARK
THUMBNUT
DIFFERENTIAL
CAM
LOCKING
SCREW
CAM
ROLLER
HIGH
FIRE
SWITCH
(HFS)
SCALE
LOCK
FIGURE
5-7.
Q607B
AUXILIARY
SWITCH
(TWO
MICRO-SWITCHES)
5-17

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