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FHE-250 MANUAL 09 2014 ISSUE 2
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If the boiler installation contains more than 1 module, each boiler module will be tted with individual
gas valves, all gas valves must be adjusted independently.
Note: The procedure for each boiler module will be the same, the ue gas analyser must be connected to each
boiler ue prior to its’ connection into any common ue header.
Maximum rate adjustment (Throttle)
1. Switch the boiler on and operate for 5 minutes.
2. Set the module to maximum output.
3. Connect a suitable ue analyser to the ue sampling point of the boiler.
4. Using the maximum rate adjustment screw, adjust the master module gas valve, if necessary,
until the CO
2
measures 9.5% ± 2.5 (nb. clockwise reduces CO
2
).
Minimum rate adjustment (Offset)
5. Set the module to minimum output.
6. Connect a suitable ue analyser to the ue sampling point of the boiler.
7. Remove the protective cap and then using the offset adjustment screw, adjust the valve on the
boiler until the CO
2
value measures 9.5% ± 2.5 (nb. anti-clockwise reduces CO
2
level).
Note: The offset adjustment is more sensitive than the throttle adjustment.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The CO measurement when the CO
2
is set, should not exceed 50 ppm. Under no
circumstances should the CO/CO
2
ratio exceed 0.004.
Adjust in steps of no more than 1/8 turn and wait 1 minute after each adjustment to allow setting to
stabilise.
8. Re-check the CO
2
level at the boiler maximum output, repeating steps 2 to 7 if necessary.
9. Seal adjustment screw cap with tamper proof paint.
10. If the required CO
2
level cannot be obtained with a CO/CO
2
ratio below 0.004 then contact
Fulton.
4.10
GAS VALVE ADJUSTMENT

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