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General| Brand | CleaverBrooks |
|---|---|
| Model | CFC |
| Category | Boiler |
| Language | English |
Details the advantages of the ClearFire-C boiler, including its compact design and high efficiency.
Lists the components included as standard with the CFC boiler, such as the vessel, burner, and controls.
Explains the CB Falcon hydronic control system's functions and features.
Identifies the orientation and placement of key components and connections on the boiler.
Lists additional features and accessories that may be supplied with the CFC boiler.
Provides instructions for assembling the boiler, including unpacking and casing.
Specifies requirements and clearances for installing the boiler in a dedicated room.
Details the general requirements for connecting the gas supply to the boiler.
Describes how to connect the hot water outlet and return piping.
Covers procedures for handling condensate, including neutralization.
Provides guidance on making the necessary electrical connections to the boiler.
Illustrates the electrical system wiring for the base configuration.
Critical information on flue gas exhaust venting for efficient and safe boiler operation.
Defines boiler categories based on vent pressure and temperature, impacting condensate production.
Provides guidelines for locating vent terminations to prevent hazards and property damage.
Instructions for installing venting horizontally through a wall using inside air for combustion.
Details for installations drawing combustion air from outside and venting gases horizontally.
Guidance on vertical venting installations using inside air for combustion.
Instructions for vertical venting with direct vent combustion air.
Specifies environmental conditions required for proper installation and operation.
Procedure for filling the boiler with water and allowing air to escape.
Details preliminary settings for burner/boiler safety controls before initial startup.
Overview of the CB Falcon hydronic control system and its primary functions.
Describes the interface mounted on the control panel for accessing controls.
Explains the two types of faults implemented by the CB Falcon: lockouts and alerts.
Guidance on verifying factory default settings and making necessary changes.
Provides instructions on how to access and modify parameter settings via the configuration menu.
Details the basic burner sequencing steps managed by the CB Falcon.
Outlines the steps for initial startup, including gas train and piping checks.
Lists essential checks to perform after initial startup to ensure proper operation.
Steps for cleaning the boiler vessel and burner combustion system annually.
Information regarding the neutralization system and its granulate media.
Instructions for reassembling components after service.
Details on checking and replacing ignition and ionization electrodes.
Guidance on identifying and resolving lockout conditions and light-off problems.
Lists essential spare parts recommended for the Model CFC boiler.
Diagram illustrating the mechanical layout of the boiler.
Details the various connection sizes for different boiler models.
Illustrates the gas train components and provides a parts list.
Diagrams and lists for electrical components and their part numbers.
Lists optional parts available for the CFC boiler.
Specifies the connection sizes for the stack and intake vents.
Covers mounting positions and main gas connections for the gas valve.
Details wiring requirements for the gas valve and associated components.
Procedures for adjusting the gas valve and performing final installation checks.
Describes the normal operation of the gas valves and the valve leak test procedure.
Provides guidance for troubleshooting gas valve issues and maintenance procedures.
