Roberts Gorden TF-160, TF-350, TF-300, TF-120, TF-200, TF-250, TF-380 Flow Chart, Troubleshootin

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Remove

obstruction.

Yes

13.1 Troubleshootin

TF-SERIES INSTALLATION

Turn up thermostat.

Does the blower turn on?

Yes

Is there spark at the igniters?

No

No

Place a jumper across the

thermostat terminals. No Does the blower turn on?

Yes

Check thermostat wiring and replace thermostat if necessary.

Unplug burner and check

igniters and ignition wires. No Are they damaged?

Yes

Replace igniters and

ignition wires as needed.

Check wiring between

the power cord, blower No motor and transformer.

Is there power (120 V) at

the burner?

No

Check relay wiring

(if applicable) and wiring

to the burner.

Are the igniter gaps set at 1/8" (3 mm)?

No

Carefully reset the

spark gap to 1/8" (3 mm).

Is the voltage

at the transformer black and white leads 120 V?

Yes

Replace transformer.

Yes

Unplug blower. Does

No

the blower turn freely?

Yes

Replace blower.

Yes

Is the vent pipe or the inlet

Yes

of the burner obstructed?

No

Are the air hoses to the

pressure switches secure No and leak free?

Yes

Remove the blue and yellow

No wires from the transformer. Is there 24 V at the

transformer secondary?

Yes

Reconnect transformer

wires. Place a jumper wire Yes across each pressure switch.

Is there a spark?

No

Replace ignition module.

Is the blower obstructed?

No

Blower bearings may

have failed.

Replace blower.

Remove

obstruction.

Repair, replace or tighten

hoses as necessary.

Replace pressure switch.

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, OPERATION AND SERVICE MANUAL

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Contents Installer OwnerPage Roberts-Gordon LLC Page Table of Figures Page Heater Safety Manpower RequirementsSafety Labels and Their Placement California PropositionTop and Bottom Panel Label Placement Side Panel Label Placement Installer Responsibility Wall TagNational Standards and Applicable Codes Maintain clearances to combustibles at all times for safety Clearances are the required distances thatStandard Reflector ONE Side Reflector45 Tilt Reflector Inches UnapprovedInches Centimeters UnventedVented National Standards and Applicable Codes Major Components Standard Parts List Contents of Burner CartonContents of Core and Extension Packages Component Package Guide Aluminum ReflectorSuggested Layouts TF-380 4 Elbow Design Common Vent10 Typ Elbow Burner Tube Individual Vent TF-160 Single Elbow Design Individual VentsHeater Installation On Page 17, FigureTypical Suspension Details Linear Heater Assembly Overview Linear Heater Layout Overview 60 18 m Tube Length Each Side Burner Tube Installation Burner InstallationTube Clamp Package Installation Coupling and Tube AssemblyOpen Closed1 Coupling and Tube Assembly Correct slide bar Incorrect slide bar Dimensions PositionTurbulator Installation Burner Hanger Burner Tube Reflector 1 Reflector, U-Clip and Reflector Support Installation Description Part Number Reflector Support PackageOptional Heater Accessories Tube Heater Assembly Overview Tube, Standard Tube, OppositeTube Heater Layout Overview 70 21 m Tube Length** Each Side Elbow Package Configuration 1 Elbow Installation 2 Elbow Installation3 Reflector Joint Installation 4 Reflector Joint Installation 5 Reflector Joint Detail Reflector Joint DetailReflector Side Extension 1 Bracket Installation 2 Side Reflector InstallationScr ews 2 Frame Shield Installation Distance a ExtensionProtective Grille Installation 1 Silicone Cap Installation 2 Grille End Cap Installation3 Grille Installation United States Requirements Canadian RequirementsUnvented Operation Horizontal VentingVertical Venting Unvented Operation Tube TerminationHorizontal Ventilation 4 10 cm Pipe Combustible or Non-CombustibleFlexible Boot Installation Single Vent Vertical Ventilation 4 10 cm PipeFor Single Vent Common Sidewall Venting Vertical Ventilation 6 15 cm PipeRoof Tube Plan ViewFlexible Boot Installation Common Vent Rolled Sleeve Installation For Common VentOutside Combustion Air Supply Vertical Outside Air SupplyHorizontal Outside Air Supply GAS Piping Incorrect Positions Wrong Installation Correct PositionsWiring Line Voltage Thermostat WiringLow Voltage Thermostat and Relay Wiring Back ViewInternal Wiring Ladder DiagramWire Connector Conduit Hole Electrical Connection to the BurnerOperation and Maintenance Pre-Season Maintenance and Annual InspectionSequence of Operation To Start HeaterVehicles and Other Objects Vent PipeOutside Air Inlet TubesSafety Labels Gas LineBurner Observation WindowTroubleshooting Flow Chart TroubleshootinTroubleshoot Ends Manifold Gas Pressure Setting NaturalPropaneReplacement Parts Description Part Number General Specifications GAS Inlet Pressure DimensionsGAS Pressure AT Manifold Pipe Connection Page Warranty is Void if ROBERTS-GORDON LLC will not PAY forLimitations on Authority Representatives Page Page Page
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