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Read instructions carefully, understand symbols, and follow safety guidelines for safe operation.
Details for installing burners in various quarl types: conical, cylindrical, tapered, and flat flame.
Ensuring a tight seal on the furnace wall and details on gas/air connection types and rotation.
Specifies threaded and flanged connections for gas and air on different BIO/BIOA burner models.
Specifies high-voltage cable types for ignition/ionization and grounding connections for safe operation.
Crucial safety warnings for commissioning, including personnel authorization, explosion risk, and CO poisoning prevention.
Steps for setting the burner to low fire, including reducing air supply and using limit switches or stops.
Steps for setting the burner to high fire, adjusting air and gas circuits while monitoring the flame.
Procedure for igniting the burner, checking flame stability, and monitoring operation at low fire.
Steps for setting the low-fire rate, including valve positions, limit adjustments, and restrictor settings.
Steps for setting the high-fire rate, adjusting gas pressure, and monitoring flame, pressures, and flue gas.
Procedure to check gas connections for leaks immediately after the burner is put into operation.
DANGER warning about explosion and poisoning risks from air deficiency; emphasizes excess air and flue gas analysis.
Recommendation for a function check every six months, with warnings about hot components and safety.
Safety warnings for working on live components and handling sharp burner heads during fault clearance.
Table of faults, causes, and remedies for burner non-operation, covering valve issues, pressure, and wiring.
Table of faults, causes, and remedies for burner fault lock-out after normal operation, including ignition and ionization.
Read instructions carefully, understand symbols, and follow safety guidelines for safe operation.
Details for installing burners in various quarl types: conical, cylindrical, tapered, and flat flame.
Ensuring a tight seal on the furnace wall and details on gas/air connection types and rotation.
Specifies threaded and flanged connections for gas and air on different BIO/BIOA burner models.
Specifies high-voltage cable types for ignition/ionization and grounding connections for safe operation.
Crucial safety warnings for commissioning, including personnel authorization, explosion risk, and CO poisoning prevention.
Steps for setting the burner to low fire, including reducing air supply and using limit switches or stops.
Steps for setting the burner to high fire, adjusting air and gas circuits while monitoring the flame.
Procedure for igniting the burner, checking flame stability, and monitoring operation at low fire.
Steps for setting the low-fire rate, including valve positions, limit adjustments, and restrictor settings.
Steps for setting the high-fire rate, adjusting gas pressure, and monitoring flame, pressures, and flue gas.
Procedure to check gas connections for leaks immediately after the burner is put into operation.
DANGER warning about explosion and poisoning risks from air deficiency; emphasizes excess air and flue gas analysis.
Recommendation for a function check every six months, with warnings about hot components and safety.
Safety warnings for working on live components and handling sharp burner heads during fault clearance.
Table of faults, causes, and remedies for burner non-operation, covering valve issues, pressure, and wiring.
Table of faults, causes, and remedies for burner fault lock-out after normal operation, including ignition and ionization.
General| Brand | Krom Schroder |
|---|---|
| Model | BIO Series |
| Category | Burner |
| Language | English |
