Janfire NH Burner Service Installation Manual 4.16.09 - Technical specifications are subject to change without prior
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5.3 Stopping the NH Burner
The burner can be stopped in the following ways:
Press the “ON/OFF” button to stop the burner”
“Stop waiting” is shown in the display and the control lamp turns red. All of the burner functions will stop.
This is also standby mode. Pressing the “ON/OFF” button again restarts the burner at the point when it
was stopped. (Possible options for operation are now: 1) Continue in stand-by mode, 2) cool down
(”Cool down” represents a high fan speed to allow cooling the burner bowl and burning off existing
pellets in the burner bowl), 3) scrape and clean the burning cup and initiate a new start-up cycle
depending on how long it was turned off). Turn off main power for the burner to remain shut down.
“Shut down” in the menu (Ash removal on demand).
When it is time to remove the ash, the burner must be cooled and scraped. This function is only
activated when the burner is running by scrolling though the menu until you come to “Shut down”. Press
and hold down the “Menu” button for 3 seconds to activate. Verify the fan has stopped and that the
scraping process is completed. This can take up to 10 minutes depending on the program chosen. “Stop
waiting” will appear on the display screen and the control lamp will turn red.
Turn off main power for the burner to remain shut down.
“Stop waiting” is shown in the display and the control lamp turns red. This will ensure that the burner will
not start accidentally after a power outage.
NOTE: Do not turn off the main power until the fan has stopped.
NOTE: Always turn off power at the main switch when the burner is to be off for a longer time period or when
servicing the burner. The main power switch is usually located on the wall next to the boiler or by the entrance to
the boiler room.
NOTE: To restart the burner press the “ON/OFF”.
NOTE: Burner will remain stopped after power outage if manually stopped.
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