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Technical Helpline: 01773 828300
Glow-worm, Nottingham Road, Belper, Derbyshire. DE56 1JT
www.glow-worm.co.uk
0020088542-03 02.10
GAS VALVE(DUNGS)
KIT Pt. No. 2000802664
6mm white scroll incl.
Brass Flange adaptor, 4
off screws, 2 “O” rings
MODEL
24 & 30 ultracom cx
24 & 30 ultracom cxi
18 & 30 ultracom sxi
18 & 30 sxi
24 & 30cxi
MODEL
12 – 30 hxi
12 – 30 ultracom hxi
MODEL
38 cxi
38 ultracom cxi
Xtramax HE
MODEL
38 hxi
38 ultracom hxi
BG330
KIT Pt. No 2000802442
6mm white scroll
incl. Brass liner
and grommet
KIT Pt. No 2000802452
12mm grey scroll
incl. Brass liner
and grommet
KIT Pt. No. 0020018823
12mm grey scroll incl.
Brass Flange adaptor,
4 off screws, 2 “O” rings
If the burner door is removed during the gas valve
replacement a new door seal must be tted.
Burner Door Seal kit - Part No. 801635
IMPORTANT NOTES
THESE INSTRUCTIONS SUPERCEDE
THE GAS VALVE SETTING PROCEDURE CONTAINED
WITHIN THE ORIGINAL APPLIANCE LITERATURE.

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Summary

Gas Valve Replacement - Important Notes

Burner Door Seal Replacement Guidance

Instructions for fitting a new door seal kit when the burner door is removed during gas valve replacement.

Technical Requirements and Checks

General Inspection After Replacement

Checks after part replacement, including flue system, seals, electrical, gas, water connections, and system pressure.

Competency for Combustion Analysis

Requirements for personnel and equipment to perform combustion analysis and interpret results, referencing BS standards.

Operational Procedures and Settings

LPG Model Ignition Troubleshooting

Procedure for adjusting LPG models, including steps for troubleshooting ignition lockouts (F1) by adjusting the throttle.

Combustion and Gas Rate Adjustments

Procedures for checking CO2, CO/CO2 ratio, gas inlet pressure, and gas rate after adjustments.

Completion and Servicing Guidance

Steps for unachieved results, repeat servicing, and seeking technical advice.

Technical Data Tables

CO2 Settings and Gas Rates

Tables detailing CO2 settings, throttle turns, CO/CO2 ratios, and maximum gas rates for Natural Gas and LPG models.

Summary

Gas Valve Replacement - Important Notes

Burner Door Seal Replacement Guidance

Instructions for fitting a new door seal kit when the burner door is removed during gas valve replacement.

Technical Requirements and Checks

General Inspection After Replacement

Checks after part replacement, including flue system, seals, electrical, gas, water connections, and system pressure.

Competency for Combustion Analysis

Requirements for personnel and equipment to perform combustion analysis and interpret results, referencing BS standards.

Operational Procedures and Settings

LPG Model Ignition Troubleshooting

Procedure for adjusting LPG models, including steps for troubleshooting ignition lockouts (F1) by adjusting the throttle.

Combustion and Gas Rate Adjustments

Procedures for checking CO2, CO/CO2 ratio, gas inlet pressure, and gas rate after adjustments.

Completion and Servicing Guidance

Steps for unachieved results, repeat servicing, and seeking technical advice.

Technical Data Tables

CO2 Settings and Gas Rates

Tables detailing CO2 settings, throttle turns, CO/CO2 ratios, and maximum gas rates for Natural Gas and LPG models.

Overview

This document outlines the procedures for replacing and setting the gas valve (Dungs) in Glow-worm boilers, superseding any previous instructions found in the original appliance literature. It emphasizes the importance of safety, competency, and adherence to specific steps to ensure correct operation and compliance with regulations.

Function Description

The primary function of this manual is to guide a competent person through the safe and effective replacement and adjustment of the gas valve in various Glow-worm boiler models. The gas valve is a critical component that controls the flow of gas to the burner, directly impacting the boiler's combustion performance and overall safety. The instructions detail how to achieve the correct CO2 settings for both natural gas (G20) and propane (G31) models, ensuring the boiler operates efficiently and within safe emission limits. It also covers checks for gas inlet pressure and gas rates, which are essential for verifying the proper functioning of the gas supply system. The document highlights that these procedures are crucial for maintaining the appliance's safety and performance specifications, and that any deviation or use of unauthorized parts is strictly prohibited.

Usage Features

The manual provides a structured approach to gas valve replacement and adjustment, starting with essential safety precautions. Before any work commences, the boiler must be isolated from both electrical and gas supplies. It stresses the use of only genuine Glow-worm spare parts to ensure compatibility and compliance with safety standards. The document includes specific kit part numbers for different boiler models, such as the 24 & 30 ultracom cx/cxi, 18 & 30 ultracom sxi/sxi, 24 & 30cxi, 12-30 hxi/ultracom hxi, 38 hxi/ultracom hxi/BG330, 38 cxi/ultracom cxi/Xtramax HE, each with distinct scroll sizes (6mm or 12mm) and accompanying components like brass flange adaptors, screws, and O-rings.

A key usage feature is the detailed guidance on adjusting the CO2 levels for both maximum and minimum rates. For maximum rate adjustment, the throttle screw (anti-clockwise to increase) is used, with a recommended 1/8 of a turn adjustment followed by a 1-minute stabilization period before re-checking. For minimum rate adjustment, the offset adjustment (anti-clockwise to decrease) is utilized, with similar small adjustments (not more than 1% of a turn) and stabilization time. These precise adjustment methods are critical for achieving the specified CO2 settings and maintaining safe combustion.

The manual also addresses specific scenarios, such as what to do if the burner door is removed during replacement (a new door seal must be fitted, part no. 801635) and how to handle LPG models that fail to ignite (turn the throttle anti-clockwise 1 full turn, reset the appliance, and repeat if necessary up to 2 extra turns). It emphasizes the importance of connecting a CO2 combustion analyser to the appropriate test point, as shown in the diagrams, to accurately measure combustion performance.

Maintenance Features

Maintenance features are integrated throughout the document, focusing on ensuring the boiler's long-term safety and efficiency after gas valve replacement. Post-replacement, a series of checks are mandatory:

  • Gas Soundness: Testing for gas leaks using the pressure drop method and suitable leak detection fluid.
  • Electrical Checks: Repeating earth continuity, polarity, short circuit, and resistance to earth checks using a multimeter.
  • General Inspection: Verifying the integrity of the flue system, flue seals, appliance combustion circuit, relevant seals, electrical, gas, and water connections, system pressure, combustion performance, operational gas inlet pressure, and gas rates.

The document highlights the legal requirement for any replacement parts to be carried out by a competent person approved by the Health and Safety Executive. It also stresses the importance of re-checking CO2 values and the CO/CO2 combustion ratio to ensure they remain within the specified limits. If the CO/CO2 setting exceeds the table's value, a complete servicing of the appliance is necessary.

For combustion performance, the manual refers to BS 6798: 2009, which advises that the person performing combustion measurements must be assessed as competent in using a flue gas analyser that meets BS7927 or BS-EN50379-3 requirements and is calibrated accordingly. Competence can be demonstrated by satisfactory completion of the CPA1 ACS assessment. The CO/CO2 ratio must not exceed the value shown in the table, as this is a key indicator of safe combustion.

In cases where the required combustion or gas rates cannot be achieved, the manual advises a full service of the appliance and a repeat of the combustion check procedure. If issues persist after servicing and remedial work, the appliance must be disconnected until the CO/CO2 ratio is acceptable, and advice can be sought from the Glow-worm Technical Helpline. This comprehensive approach to post-replacement checks and ongoing verification ensures that the boiler continues to operate safely and efficiently, minimizing risks and maximizing its lifespan.

Glow-worm Ultracom 24cx Specifications

General IconGeneral
MountingWall-mounted
Output Rating24 kW
Fuel TypeNatural Gas
ERP RatingA
Warranty2 years
Boiler TypeCombi
Heating Flow Temperature Range30°C - 80°C

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