Energy Tech Laboratories MR212 Manual Do Utilizador

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Burner Troubleshooting Chart 
Problem 
Potential Cause
Corrective Action 
Pilot Does Not Light/Stay Lit 
Main gas if off 
Open main gas valve 
Air in gas line 
Purge gas line 
Dirt in pilot orifice 
Clean orifice with compressed air 
Gas pressure out of range 
Adjust to proper gas pressure 
Pilot valve is off 
Turn pilot valve on 
Pilot orifice fitting leak 
Tighten pilot orifice 
Excessive drafts 
Re-direct draft away from unit 
Safety device has cut power 
Check limits and airflow switch 
Dirty flame sensor 
Clean flame sensor 
Remote panel in “Vent” mode 
Change to “Heat” mode 
No spark at igniter 
Check wiring, sensor, and ignition 
controller.  Check spark gap as shown 
below. 
Main Burner Does Not Light 
(Pilot is Lit) 
Defective valve 
Replace combination valve 
Loose valve wiring 
Check wiring to valve 
Defective pilot sensor 
Replace pilot sensor 
Shut off valve closed 
Open shut off valve 
Defective flame safety controller 
Replace flame safety controller 
Pilot fails as main gas valves open 
and main gas begins to flow 
Plug the first burner port next to the 
pilot gas tube with burner cement 
Not Enough Heat 
Main gas pressure too low 
Increase main gas pressure – do not 
exceed 14 in. w.c. inlet pressure (5 psi. 
on size 4-5 heater) 
Too much airflow 
Decrease airflow if possible 
Burner undersized 
Check design conditions 
Gas controls not wired properly 
Check wiring 
Thermostat setting too low 
Increase thermostat setting 
Thermostat malfunction 
Check/replace thermostat 
Unit locked into low fire 
Check wiring 
Too Much Heat 
Defective modulating gas valve 
Check/replace modulating valve 
Thermostat setting too high 
Decrease thermostat setting 
Unit locked into high fire 
Check wiring 
Thermostat wired incorrectly 
Check thermostat wiring 
 
Proper Spark Gap