Unit installation

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TO

START

THE

BURNER AFTER

AN

EXTENDED

SHUTDOWN

1.

The

strainer

in the

pump should

be

cleaned,

and if a

filter

is

installed

in the oil

line,

it

should

be

cleaned

and

the

filter

cartridge replaced.

2. The fan and the

blower housing should

be

cleaned

and the air filter

replaced.

3. The

ignition points should

be

checked

and the

nozzle cleaned

and

replaced.

4. Oil the

motor.

5.

Start

the

burner

by

following

the

instructions under

the

paragraph,

"TO

START

THE

BURNER".

7. It is

recommended that

a

qualified service technician

be

called

to

clean

the

unit

and

burner

and

make sure

that

the

burner

is

operating properly.

The

installer should

identify

the

emergency shut

off

switch

and

valves.

IF THE

BURNER

FAILS

TO

OPERATE

Call

a

qualified

service technician.

The

trouble

may be due to:

1.

Blown

fuses

in the

electrical circuit.

2. The

thermostat

may be set

below room temperature.

3.

Combustion control

may

require "resetting"

(DO NOT

press

the

reset more than

two

times).

4. The oil

valve

may be

closed.

5.

The oil

supply

may be too

low.

6. The

blocked

flue

sensor

may be

tripped.

WHEN

THE

BURNER

IS IN

OPERATION

1.

Check

the flame

periodically,

if it

becomes

out of

shape

or

smoky, call your serviceman.

2.

When cleaning

the

boiler room

or

utility room, always stop

the

burner

to

reduce

the

amount

of

dust

and

lint

drawn

into

the

burner.

3. The

electric ignition system

and all

controls should

be

checked periodically

for

reliability

of

operation

and

adjusted

if

necessary.

SPECIAL PROCEDURES

EXTREME

WOOD FIRE

(Due

t

9

improper operation)

1.

Disconnect

the

damper chain

to

prevent

the

damper door

from

opening.

2.

Block

the

over-fire

draft

slot

in the

door.

3.

Increase

all

thermostats

to

maximum.

4.

Excessive heat

may

cause safety relief valve

to

open. (Ensure

it is

piped

to a

safe

drain.)

5.

DO NOT

shut power off.

FLUE

FIRE

1.

Call

the

Fire Department.

2.

Prepare

to

evacuate

the

house.

3.

Shut

off the

main power switch

to the

boiler.

4.

Diminish

the fire in the

boiler

by

closing

all

combustion

air

openings.

5.

DO NOT

remove

the flue

pipes

until

the fire is

completely

out.

6.

Have

the

chimney inspected

and

repair

the flue

before using

it

again.

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