American Dryer Corp MLG-460 manual

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h)Burner Fan Air Switch Status Indicator - Neon is not lit;

Air switch is not closed after start-up of burner fan.

Door interlocks are open.

Combustion burner screen is clogged.

A door on the dryer is open.

i)Test and Reset Button

When this button is pushed in, the burner controller module (BCM) will halt the ignition sequence, once the pilot flame is established. This allows the pilot flame to be adjusted.

3)Flame Rod and Spark Plug

The pilot flame is lit by the spark plug, while flame sensing is done through the flame rod. The spark plug is energized when the pilot solenoid valve opens, igniting the pilot flame. The flame rod sits in the pilot flame and sends a 3 volt DC to 11 volt DC signal to the BCM (burner controller module) when it is in contact with the pilot flame. The pilot flame should be about the size of a tennis ball and should heat the flame rod so it is red hot.

4)Burner Fan System

The burner fan provides additional combustion air for proper gas combustion. The fan provides approximately 900 cfm (cubic feet per minute) - 274 cmm - of air through the burner box. The airflow is obtained when the air pressure is measured at the air pressure tap on the gas burner box approximately 1.25-inches W.C. (water column) 3.1 millibar. The combustion air system is comprised of the components described on page 41 and page 42.

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Contents MLG-460 Retain This Manual In a Safe Place For Future Reference For Your Safety Page Table of Contents Troubleshooting TOC Service PartsReturning Warranty Cards Parts Returning Warranty Parts Section Safety Precautions What to do if YOU Smell GASPage Specifications SpecificationsSpecifications Installation Procedures Reassembly of DryerPage Page Location Requirements Internal AIR, Electric and Water Connections Page Page Page Page Page Left Drum Motor External Supply Connections Page Page Electrical Requirements Electrical RequirementsMLG-460 Page Fresh AIR Supply Requirements PRE START-UP Preparation for OperationRoutine Maintenance CleaningMonthly Component System Descriptions Page Page Main AIR Blower and Heat Reclaimer System Page Compressed AIR System Page Page GAS Burner and Ignition System Switch #2 Intermittent Pilot Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Safety Devices Door Open Service PartsReturning Warranty Parts Returning Warranty CardsWarranty Page Troubleshooting Probable Causes Power MalfunctionsPossible Solutions No Control Power Blue Light Off Machine Main Power Shuts Down Blue Indicator Off 2CRB Sprinkler Circuit Description Page Front Panel Blue Light and RED Light on Possible Solutions General Description Unless the Water Valve to the Sprinkler is ClosedBurner Controller Input Signal Components Burner IgnitionIntroduction Burner Section Input Circuit Component DescriptionLoad Door Switch DS1B Output Signal Component Description Stop Detector Relay Contact SMD noGAS Fault Message gas system only Heater Fault Message Possible Solutions Page Page AIR Fault Message HI-TEMP Fault Message Possible Solutions Drum Fault Message Page Tumbler Basket Section Electrical Malfunctions Tumbler Basket Section Electrical ComponentsFollowing is for 2-Door Models only Rear Panel Control Problems Probable Causes Possible Solutions Unload 1 Selection Probable Causes PLC OUT PIN 7 = Unload Door Open PLC OUT PIN 10 = Front UPDoor Open Problem Drum Fault Message Malfunction Probable Causes Page Front Door Switch Rear Down Switch LS2Lint Drawer Proximity Switches Base Section Electrical MalfunctionsProbable Solutions Lint Chamber Pressure Switch PS3Tumbler Basket Tilt Problems Level Fault Page Lint Screen Mechanism Problem Screen Fault Lint Chamber Air Pressure Problem AIR Fault Pendant Control Malfunctions Pendant Electrical ComponentsVerify Pendant Electrical Signals ML-460 Pendant Assembly Diagram Temperature Sensing Page Temperature Measurement and Sensing Problems Circuit Wiring to the Analog Input Module MotorsMotor Actuation Problems Probable Causes Motor Protection Device DescriptionsScreen Fault Motor FaultGAS Fault AIR Fault