Installation and Operation Manual
Form #43219020 
Sept 2012 
15)  BURNER OPERATION/TROUBLESHOOTING 
A)  IGNITION MODULE DIAGNOSTICS 
The  LED  located  on  the  ignition  module  (see  Figure) 
will  flash  ON  for  ¼  second,  then  OFF  for  ¼  second 
during  a  fault  condition.    The  pause  between  fault 
codes is 3 seconds. 
LED Indication 
Error Mode 
Steady On 
Internal Control Failure 
2 Flashes 
Flame Sense Fault 
3 Flashes 
Ignition Lockout 
B) FLAME SENSOR TESTING 
The  flame  current  is  the  current  that  passes  through 
the  flame  from  the  sensor  to  the  ground.    The 
minimum flame current necessary to keep the system 
from lockout is 0.7 microamps. To measure the flame 
current,  connect  an  analog  DC  microammeter  to  the 
FC- and FC+ terminals per diagram.  The meter should 
read 0.7 µA  or  higher when the burner is  running  full 
on. If the meter reads below zero, the meter leads are 
reversed.  Disconnect power and reconnect the meter 
leads for proper polarity. 
C)  TROUBLESHOOTING CHART 
TROUBLE 
POSSIBLE CAUSE 
SOLUTIONS 
Heater is not glowing 
red… 
  The supply gas pressure is too low. 
  Improper size of gas piping. 
  The orifice is clogged. 
  Incorrect orifice size. 
  Check the manifold gas pressure and 
adjust if necessary. 
  If you are not sure of the performance, 
use the NFPA 54 gas pipe sizing table. 
  Clean the orifice. 
  See the instructions for correct orifice 
size and replace if necessary. 
Heater will not 
attain the desired 
temperature… 
  There is insufficient heat in the building 
for heat loss (i.e., not enough heaters). 
  The thermostat sensing bulb is 
incorrectly placed. 
  The thermostat is out of calibration. 
  Conduct heat loss and add heaters or 
other source of heat as necessary. 
  Reposition as necessary for proper 
operation. NOTE: The sensing bulb 
should be shielded from direct radiation 
to prevent short cycling of the heater. 
  Recalibrate (if possible) or replace. 
Flames flaring up, 
outside of emitter 
surface… 
  The gas pressure is too high. 
  Incorrect orifice size. 
  Incorrect type of gas supplied to the 
heater. 
  Not enough combustion air. 
  Check the manifold gas pressure and 
adjust if necessary. 
  See instructions for correct orifice size 
and replace if necessary. 
  Check the nameplate to identify the 
correct type of gas the heater is equipped 
to operate. 
  Clean the emitter with compressed air. 
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