Empire Comfort Systems DVP48FP9(1,3)(N,P)-1 RF Standing Pilot Operating Instructions

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RF STANDING PILOT OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Features

Benefits

• Self powered millivolt receiver/valve

• No external power or batteries required to operate valve and flame modulation

• Thermostat performance

• Flame cycles and modulates such that heat output equals heat loss from the room

• Auto mode

• Flame & fan are controlled automatically

• Self powered millivolt control

• No external power required to control gas valve and flame modulation

• Integrated Valve Electronics

• No electronics, rheostat, or limit installation required

• Failure analysis

• Troubleshooting with information from LED

• Pilotstat interlock

• When valve is turned off, power unit must drop out before pilot can be relit

• F or C temperature units

• Display local temperature units

Please review and retain the instructions included with the RF Transmitter. It provides additional information and details concerning the operational procedures and functions for the RF Remote Control.

Functions

•Flame powered system

•Flame powered flame modulation

•Electronics integrated into valve to provide thermostat, flame, and fan functions with RF commands

•Temperature compensated RF receiver

•Main burner goes to "high" when manual switch is set on "local"

•Fan powered by 120 vac

Transmitter Signal

•When the transmitter is in the Auto mode, a signal is sent every 10 minutes if there is a change in the room temperature

•When the transmitter is in the On or Off modes, a signal is also sent every 10 minutes with the status of On or Off condition

•The transmitter will work at a minimum of 25 feet from the receiver

•Make sure antennae is not touching metal and is horizontal. Refer to Figure 56.

Receiver Shutdown of Burner

•In the remote, auto mode the valve shuts off if it does not receive a signal within 3 hours from the transmitter

•In the local mode the valve does not shut off

•In the remote, manual mode the valve shuts off if it does not receive a signal within 6 hours from the transmitter

Thermopiles

•The negative leads (white) must be connected to the terminals with the one white dot marked next to them

•Each thermopile must provide at least 500 mV open circuit voltage

•If output is erratic, check thermopile for intermittent shorts

LED Troubleshooting

Note: In normal operation, LED blinks once every two seconds; also, LED will be on for one second after every valid command received by the RV8310D; these are not error codes.

Failure codes (see Table) can occur anytime after the pilot burner is lit. Failure code timing is 1/4 second on, 1/2 second off. Sequence is failure code followed by LED not blinking for four seconds.

In the event of multiple failure codes, the next failure code follows the previous failure code by approximately three seconds.

Code Service Action

8Replace valve

7Confirm stepper motor connection exists

4Fuel conversion plug missing or has poor connection (RV8310E only)

3 Replace thermopile with Q313

2 Device too hot. Check application

1 None required. This is normal operation and indicates the control is powered

For additional Standing Pilot Troubleshooting refer to Page 34

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Contents Intermittent Pilot Millivolt Standing PilotRemote RF Models Effective DateMain Title Important Safety Information Some Points to Remember LP-GAS Warning OdorNo Odor Detected Odor Fade Vent Directly BELOW. Keep Clear of ALL Obstructions Requirements for MassachusettsIntroduction Fireplace Dimensions SpecificationsLocating Fireplace ClearancesChecking Manifold Pressures Installing a New Main Gas CockGAS Supply Converting flue take-off to rear venting Rear Vent ConversionVent Pipe Clearance InstallationFraming and Finishing Finishing Figures 12 Flush Mount Mantel Installation FigureFraming Figure Combustible Surround Installation Flush Wall InstallationVent Runs Figures 14, 15, 16, 17 VERTICAL, 90 Elbow with Horizontal TerminationModel VERTICAL, 90 Elbow to Horizontal OUT the WallTo Use the Vent Graph Figure Venting Fireplace TOPExample a Example BTypical Basement Installation Below Grade InstallationCutting the Hole Figures Positioning the FireplaceExamples TOP Vent RUN Venting Fireplace Rear Dimensions in FeetExamples Rear Vent RUN Information on Various Venting Routes and Components Vertical Sidewall InstallationsTermination Clearances Vent Clearances Vent System Identification Installing Vent Components FigureFraming and Finishing Installing Support Brackets FigureSee Horizontal Termination Page 25 and Vertical Termination Horizontal TerminationDVVK-5F Flex Vent Instructions InstallationInstalling the Vent System in a Chase General MaintenanceVertical Termination Determining Minimum Vent Height Above the RoofVertical Termination Reassembly and Resealing Vent Pipe SystemLOG Placement 3 LOG SET Millivolt System Operating InstructionsInitial Lighting Pilot Flame FigureTRW Standing Pilot Wiring Diagram Standing Pilot Lighting Instructions For Your SAFETY, Read Before LightingFrequent pilot outage problem Standing Pilot TroubleshootingPilot and main burner extinguish while in operation Glass sootsElectrical Connection Figure Intermittent Pilot Wiring DiagramIntermittent Pilot Operating Instructions Damage, personal injury or loss of life Intermittent Pilot Lighting InsturctionsS8600H Intermittent Ignition Module Specifications Intermittent Pilot TroubleshootingCheckout OperationMain Burner Operation Safety LockoutIgnition System Checks Check ignition cable. Make sure ARC Length ActionIntermittent Pilot Troubleshooting RF Standing Pilot Operating Instructions Status Action RF Transmitter FunctionsRF Wiring Diagram Wiring Diagram with BlowerWhat to do if YOU Smell GAS RF Standing Pilot Lighting InstructionsMaintenance and Service Parts View Index Part Number Description DVP42 DVP48 Parts ListParts List Blower Wheels FBB4 Optional Variable Speed Blower InstallationBlower Motor Volt AC Optional Brick Liner Installation Instructions Junction BOX Wiring Installation InstructionsFBB4 AccessoriesService Notes HOW to Order Repair Parts Service Notes Service Notes 17375-10-0706

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