Thermo Products PGL39-400, PGT16-160, PGT5-100, PGL20-180, PGT11-125, PGL37-312 VI. Troubleshooting

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All installations and services must be performed by qualified service personnel.

Reassemble the furnace to its original construction. Remount the burner being certain that the air tube is properly inserted into the chamber opening (see Burner Installation section).

VI. TROUBLESHOOTING

For troubleshooting the power gas burner, reference the burner manufactures instructions.

If the burner is producing an excessive combustion sound level, perform the following procedures:

1.Re-check the position of the burner tube to assure that the end of the tube is 1/4 inch in from the inside surface of the combustion chamber. Also, make sure the burner is firing squarely into the center of the combustion chamber.

2.Verify the correct burner air setting using instrumentation (see initial start up section). If the air setting on the burner is excessive, this will cause the combustion sound level to be louder than normal.

3.Move the draft control as close to the chimney as possible. Also, face the draft control towards the open area of the room.

4.Alter manifold pressure of the burner, but stay within normal operating pressures as specified by burner manufactures instructions.

5.Derate the input of the burner 10% from normal furnace input rate.

6.If the combustion sound is resonating through a particular portion of the ductwork, insulating the ductwork or using flex duct should isolate that portion of the ductwork.

If the furnace air blower will not come on or cycles abnormally, check the following:

1.If the blower motor is receiving 115 V, it has cutout on thermal overload or is defective. A belt that is very tight may cause the blower motor to cut out on thermal overload on a belt drive blower. An incorrect or faulty capacitor may prevent a direct drive blower motor from operating.

2.If the blower motor is not receiving 115 V, check the power source to the furnace, as well as all wire connections in the vestibule junction box. Check wire connections at the fan and limit and the fan temperature settings. Also, check the fan and limit for response to temperature.

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Contents Models Table of Contents Section Page Page General Instructions II. General InstallationCodes and Clearances Construction MaterialsFurnace Location and Combustion AIR Minimum Clearances to Combustible MaterialsVenting MAKE-UP AIRExample Condensing in the Chimney Vent DampersGeneral GAS Piping Replacing AN Existing Furnace from a Common VentInstallation of Natural GAS Piping Installation of Liquified Petroleum GAS LP Piping Black Pipe Size for Natural GASTypical Piping for TWO Stage Regulation Burner Installation Copper Tubing Size for Liquified Petroleum GasesTOP View Burner Insertion Illustration PGL Side View Burner Insertion Illustration PGT TWO Piece Mounting PlateHorizontal Furnace Positions Midco RE32 Burner AdjustmentNatural GAS GASDraftoverfire Requirements and Sizing of Duct Work Duct Sizes for HOMES, Quiet Offices or Similar Installations Duct WORK/AIR Conditioning PGT Horizontal Units PGL Lowboy FiltersFAN and Limit Position and Location FAN & Limit Location with H-COIL WiringLatest Edition Page Page Page Page Latest Edition II. Starting the Unit A. Initial Start UP Adjustment of BTU Input RateOperating Instructions Burner CombustionPage IV. Installers Instructions to User Furnace Checkout ProcedureCleaning Heat Exchanger Dealer Maintenance ElectricalVI. Troubleshooting VII. Replacement Parts Page Page

PGL33-250, PGL39-400, PGL37-312, PGT11-125, PGL20-180 specifications

Thermo Products offers a robust lineup of heating devices designed to meet diverse industrial requirements. Among these, models PGL33-250, PGT5-100, PGL39-400, PGL20-180, and PGT11-125 stand out for their innovative technology and exceptional performance.

The PGL33-250 is particularly noted for its high output, making it an ideal choice for larger industrial applications. With an advanced heating element, it ensures rapid temperature increases while maintaining consistent heat distribution. This model is equipped with smart control systems that allow for remote monitoring and adjustments, enhancing operational efficiency.

Next in the lineup is the PGT5-100, a compact yet powerful solution perfectly suited for smaller spaces where efficiency is key. It features an energy-efficient design that reduces operational costs without compromising on performance. The PGT5-100 includes built-in overheat protection, ensuring safe operation even in demanding environments.

The PGL39-400 takes versatility to the next level. Its dual-mode heating capabilities allow users to switch between high-efficiency and high-output settings, catering to varying workload requirements. The advanced insulation technology employed in this model minimizes heat loss, thereby maximizing energy efficiency and reducing environmental impact.

In the mid-range category, the PGL20-180 offers robust performance with a focus on user-friendly features. This model includes a sophisticated digital control panel, providing real-time temperature readings and programmable settings. Its lightweight design makes installation straightforward, while its durability ensures long-term reliability.

Finally, the PGT11-125 stands out for its innovative thermal regulation system. This system adapts the heating output based on real-time environmental conditions, ensuring optimal performance at all times. The PGT11-125 is also constructed using high-quality materials that resist corrosion and wear, making it suitable for various industrial applications.

Collectively, these models from Thermo Products exemplify the company's commitment to quality and technological advancement. With features such as smart controls, advanced insulation, and dual-mode operation, these heating solutions not only offer efficient performance but also contribute to energy savings and a reduced carbon footprint. As industries continue to evolve, Thermo Products remains at the forefront, providing reliable and innovative heating solutions for all industrial needs.