MEDIBURN30 24 D-115 Rev 010
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MAINTENANCE, STORAGE
1. Records should be kept to note maintenance and repair times.
2. The fuel filter should be checked at regular intervals. If water has
accumulated in the tank because of condensation or a contaminated fuel
supply, the water will be trapped in the fuel filter. The water should be
drained from the filter by using the drain screw at the base of the filter. The
fuel filter can be changed at service intervals determined by the operator
based on frequency of use.
3. The burner heads should be checked after 500 hours of operation. Burner
heads deteriorate over time and should be replaced when damaged or worn
excessively.
Burner head replacement:
Disconnect fuel lines.
Remove burner-retaining bolts.
Slide the burner back to expose the burner head. It is held in place by
retaining screws.
Damaged burner heads create problems with the burn cycle as noted in the
Troubleshooting Guide found on Pages 19-22.
4. Door clamps should be checked every 100 hours or if smoke is being
emitted from the door. Door clamps can be adjusted to tighten the door.
Door gasket adjustment may also be required.
5. The thermocouple may need replaced every 300-400 hours or when the unit
operates erratically.
6. If the burner will not ignite, the pump drive coupler may need to be replaced.
A faulty pump drive coupler may also cause the burner-reset button to
disengage. If this happens, it should be reset.
7. To bleed the fuel system, turn the air bleeder screw counterclockwise for 15
seconds or until fuel flows from the fitting.
STORAGE
The MediBurn30 is designed to operate in all weather.
Rain does not affect the performance of the unit. However, some owners
build an enclosure for the unit, in order to reduce exposure to the elements.
The unit should be allowed to cool before storing.
Units with an external fuel source should be disconnected from the fuel
source before storing. Quick connect fittings are installed at the fuel filter
for this purpose.
The unit should be disconnected from the electrical supply when stored.
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