NEVER LEAVE THE HEATER
UNATTENDED WHILE BURNING!
10. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
TROUBLE |
| POSSIBLE CAUSE | CORRECTIVE ACTION | |
Heater ignites but MAIN PCB | 1. | Wrong pump pressure | 1. | See Pump Pressure Adjustment, |
assembly shuts heater off after |
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a short period of time. | 2. | Dirty Air Output, Air Intake | 2. | See Air Output, Air intake |
(Lamp is flickering) |
| and Lint Filter |
| and Lint Filters, page 9. |
| 3. | Dirty Fuel Filter | 3. | See Fuel Filter, page 13. |
| 4. | Dirt in Nozzle | 4. | See Nozzle, page 10. |
| 5. | Dirty Photocell Lens | 5. | Clean Photocell Lens, page 12. |
| 6. | Photocell Assembly not | 6. | Make sure photocell boot is |
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| properly installed. (Not |
| properly seated in bracket, |
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| seeing the flame) |
| page 12. |
| 7. | Bad electrical connection | 7. | Check electrical components |
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| between photocell and MAIN |
| See wiring diagram, page 17. |
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| PCB assembly |
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| 8. | Defective photocell | 8. | Replace photocell, page 12. |
| 9. Defective fuel valve. | 9. See fuel valve, page 14 . | ||
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Heater will not ignite but | 1. | No fuel in tank | 1. | Fill tank with kerosene |
motor runs for a short period | 2. | Wrong pump pressure | 2. | See Pump Pressure Adjustment, |
of time. (Lamp is flickering) |
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| 3. | Carbon deposits on spark | 3. | See Spark Plug, page 11. |
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| plug and/or improper gap |
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| 4. | Dirty fuel filter | 4. | See Fuel Filter, page 13. |
| 5. | Dirt in nozzle | 5. | See Nozzle, page 10. |
| 6. | Water in fuel tank | 6. | Flush fuel tank with clean |
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| kerosene, page 9. |
| 7. | Bad electrical connection | 7. | Check electrical connections, |
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| between ignitor and MAIN |
| See wiring diagram, page 17. |
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| PCB assembly |
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| 8. | Ignitor wire is not attached to | 8. | Attach ignitor wire to spark |
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| spark plug |
| plug. See Spark Plug, page 11. |
| 9. | Defective ignitor | 9. | Replace ignitor. |
| 10. Defective fuel valve. | 10. See fuel valve, page 14. | ||
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Fan does not turn when heater | 1. | Thermostat setting is too | 1. | Turn thermostat control knob |
is plugged in and power switch |
| low |
| to a higher setting |
was in the “ON” position | 2. | Bad electrical connection | 2. | Check electrical connections, |
(Lamp is on or flickering) |
| between motor and MAIN |
| See Wiring Diagram, page 17. |
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| PCB assembly |
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| 1. | Temperature limit safety | 1. | Turn power switch to “OFF” |
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| device is overheated |
| and allow to cool (about 10 min.). |
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| Then turn power switch to |
Heater will not |
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| “ON” position. |
(Lamp is off) | 2. | No electrical power | 2. | Check to insure heater cord and |
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| extension cord are plugged in. |
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| Check power supply. |
| 3. | Blown fuse | 3. | Replace safety fuse in PCB board. |
| 4. | Bad electrical connection between | 4. | Check electrical connections. |
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| temperature limit safety device |
| See Wiring Diagram, page 17. |
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| and PCB board |
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