What to do if I smell gas near my GOK EN61-DS.2?
If you smell gas, which indicates a leaking LPG that is extremely flammable and can cause explosions, take the following steps: Close the gas supply, do not use any electric switches or a phone in the building, ventilate rooms well, shut down the LPG system, and contact a specialised company.
Why is there no gas flow in my GOK EN61-DS.2?
A lack of gas flow can occur for several reasons. First, ensure the gas feed is open by checking the gas cylinder valve, shut-off fittings, or excess flow device. Another cause could be that the thermal cut-out device has responded, in which case the pressure regulator needs to be replaced. A dirty filter sieve in the input connection can also cause this issue; in this case, send the pressure regulator to the manufacturer to be checked.
What to do if the display unit of the safety pressure regulator S2SR (OPC) on my GOK EN61-DS.2 is set to RED?
If the display unit of the safety pressure regulator S2SR (OPC) is set to RED, it means the safety pressure regulator has reacted. You should switch off the gas supply and allow short bursts of gas to escape from the gas equipment to achieve pressure equalisation. If no pressure equalisation is achieved, replace the pressure regulator.
How to fix an abnormal flame pattern on a GOK Controller's non-adjustable pressure regulator?
First, compare the nominal outlet pressure with the nominal connection pressure. If they do not correspond, replace the pressure regulator or the gas appliance. If they correspond, measure the outlet pressure; if the outlet pressure is not within the specified limits, check the system configuration. If the system configuration is correct, the pressure regulator is likely defective and should be replaced.
Explains how the pressure regulator maintains constant outlet pressure regardless of input fluctuations within defined limits.
Explains the safety alert symbol and hazard words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE used in the manual.
Details risks associated with escaping LPG, such as flammability, explosion potential, and skin contact.
Explains the S2SR's function in protecting against high pressures and its display unit indication.
Describes the optional TAE's function to block gas supply at high temperatures, requiring replacement if triggered.
Warns about eye injuries from metal chips and advises wearing safety goggles during installation.
Warns about explosion risks from leaks and advises tightening connections only when not pressurized.
Recommends installing a gas filter to trap dirt particles and prevent wear on sensitive components.
Actions for gas smell include closing supply, ventilating, and contacting a specialist.
Advise comparing outlet pressure to nominal pressure or checking system configuration/regulator.
Actions include switching off gas, allowing short gas bursts for equalization, or replacing the regulator.
Possible causes include closed valves, responded thermal cut-out, or dirty filter sieve; actions provided.
States the product is maintenance-free upon proper assembly and operation.
Recommends replacing worn or damaged parts and suggests a 10-year replacement interval.
If troubleshooting fails, the product must be sent to the manufacturer; warranty excludes unauthorized interference.
Procedures for closing gas supply and shut-off fittings, and securing free connections.
General| Brand | GOK |
|---|---|
| Model | EN61-DS.2 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
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