To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Harsco Industrial C900 loses water level?
If the Harsco Industrial Boiler loses water level, the burner operation is interrupted, and the boiler locks out. When the correct water level is re-established, press the control reset button, and the sequence of operation will resume at Step 4.
What to do if my Harsco Industrial C900 Boiler has low gas pressure?
If your Harsco Industrial Boiler has low gas pressure because an external gas-supply shut-off valve is closed, restore proper gas pressure and then press the control reset button. The sequence of operation will then resume at Step 4.
What to do if my Harsco Industrial C900 Boiler has high gas pressure?
If your Harsco Industrial Boiler has high gas pressure, restore proper gas pressure, and then press the control reset button. The sequence of operation will resume at Step 4.
Why is the flue blocked in my Harsco Industrial Boiler?
A blocked stack, a blocked air inlet, or a blocked condensate system may cause the blocked flue in your Harsco Industrial Boiler. When the blockage is removed, the boiler will automatically restart.
How to fix flame failure in Harsco Industrial C900 Boiler?
To address flame failure in your Harsco Industrial Boiler, check that the spark, electrode, ignition wire, and gas valve are functioning properly. Also, check that the combustion is set up properly, the gas pressure is correct, as well as other combustion parameters.
How to troubleshoot low air in Harsco Industrial C900 Boiler?
To troubleshoot low air in your Harsco Industrial Boiler: * Check the hoses leading to the air switches. * Verify proper blower operation. * Check that the air switch is open when the fan is off. * Check that the burner is clean and that there are no obstructions to airflow in the intake or exhaust ducts.
What causes flame error in Harsco Industrial C900 Boiler?
A failed or leaky gas valve or a flame detector malfunction can cause a flame error in your Harsco Industrial Boiler. Qualified and knowledgeable service personnel must be called to evaluate and repair/replace the failed parts.
General safety requirements for installation, operation, and service of the MACH® boiler.
Emphasizes the importance of proper training for preventing accidents and safe operation.
Customer responsibility for maintaining safety features like guards, labels, and interlocks.
Explains hazard warning words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and safety alert symbols.
Covers electrical, burn, fire, explosion hazards, and general safety precautions.
Instructions for initial inspection, handling, and proper storage of the boiler.
Details compliance with national, state, and local codes for boiler installation.
Procedures for setting up the boiler, including foundation, placement, and clearances.
Details wiring requirements, disconnects, grounding, and terminal block assignments.
Covers requirements for air supply and exhaust venting systems for the boiler.
Provides steps for safely removing an existing boiler from a common venting system.
Covers requirements for gas piping installation, including pressure and material considerations.
Outlines requirements for boiler water piping design, flow rates, and connections.
Provides instructions for flushing and filling the boiler system, emphasizing water quality.
Lists essential checks to be completed before starting the boiler.
Details the procedure for testing the ignition system safety shutdown.
Explains how to test the boiler's low water cut-off safety feature.
Describes the procedure for testing the high-limit control function.
Outlines testing procedures for low and high gas pressure switches.
Introduces the ENVI® control system and its interface for temperature control.
Explains how to set the boiler's operating temperature setpoint via the control panel.
Lists and describes other Comfort Heat (CH) parameters available for adjustment.
Mentions other parameters for DHW, Boiler Settings, and OEM Settings.
Briefly describes additional menu items like Standby, Information, and Errors.
Details the two test modes available in the service menu for technicians.
Details procedures for setting up and adjusting combustion for high and low fire.
Provides an overview of boiler operation and the control panel.
Outlines the standard procedures for lighting and shutting down the boiler.
Presents a schedule for daily, weekly, monthly, semi-annual, and annual maintenance tasks.
Provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning the boiler burner.
Lists checks to perform after completing repairs or maintenance.
Explains how the boiler behaves and recovers after a power failure.
Details troubleshooting for low water level lockouts and recovery.
Covers troubleshooting for low gas pressure lockouts and their resolution.
Discusses troubleshooting for high gas pressure lockouts and their resolution.
Explains troubleshooting for high water temperature lockouts and reset procedures.
Addresses troubleshooting for low air errors related to airflow switches.
Details troubleshooting for ignition and run flame failures.
Explains troubleshooting for late flame or false flame errors.
Discusses troubleshooting for blocked flue indications and automatic restarts.
Details terminal assignments for the high voltage TB2 circuit.
Details terminal assignments for the low voltage TB1 circuit.
Provides the main wiring diagram for MACH® boilers.
Details the major components of the MACH® boiler main assembly.
Illustrates and lists the components of the boiler control panel.
Provides a detailed breakdown of the MACH® boiler heat engine components.
Details the components of the MACH® boiler gas train.
General| Brand | Harsco Industrial |
|---|---|
| Model | C900 |
| Category | Boiler |
| Language | English |
