GSW 319594-000 manual Blower Maintenance

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Venting System and Blower

WARNING

Keep the area around the heater clear and unobstructed.

Inspect the venting system periodically (minimum twice annually) to make certain that the vent passageways, vent terminal and blower assembly are free and unobstructed. Ensure that any condensate is draining freely. Clean as nec- essary.

Inspect the vent piping, elbows and connections for signs of stress cracking or deterioration. Make certain the venting is free to move and that all pipe hangers and isolation supports are properly positioned and securely attached. Replace any broken components and rectify any installation problems.

Particles, especially lint, can clog the vent blower wheel. This can be problematic, especially where con- densation is present, as particles may adhere to the venting surfaces. These conditions can result in nui- sance failures. In areas that have a high level of air- borne particulate (e.g. lint, sawdust, process smoke, laundry areas, etc.) inspection and cleaning may need to be done more frequently. Clean the blower wheel and venting as required to ensure proper performance.

Inspect the flue collector area for signs of corrosion. This can be an indication of contaminated air, a wet environment, poor burner set up, or high levels of con- densation occurring at the flue collector. Determine and correct any poor operating conditions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DRAFT

 

AIR PRESSURE

 

 

 

 

DIVERTER

 

 

TUBING

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AIR INTAKE

 

 

 

 

 

 

MOTOR

 

 

OPENING FOR

VENTILATION

 

 

DRAFT DIVERTER

 

OPENINGS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BLOWER

MOTOR

L I M I T

SWITCH

LIMIT

SWITCH

WIRES

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Contents For Your Safety What to do if YOU Smell GASViii Troubleshooting Guide Page Introduction User ResponsibilitiesFor Installations in the United States II SafetyFor Installations in Canada Safety Warning Flammable VapoursLocation Requirements Relief Valve Requirements T&PFlooding/Freezing Valves For Hot Water Supply Systems, Ansi Z21.22/CSAClearances and Accessibility Closet Installation & Floor SurfacesEarthquake Zones Gas line purging Gas Leak TestingGas Supply Pressure Gas Operating PressuresCanadian Installations Air RequirementsVentilated Space Air Requirements for Installations Local CodesExhaust Venting Venting terminations and sizing General Venting LayoutDo not use near flame or open fire Use of Solvent Cement and PrimerUse only in well-ventilated areas Use only the Solvent Cement and PrimerVent pipe connection to blower Filling the Water Heater Piping Installation Water SupplyClosed System/Thermal Expansion Temperature and Pressure T&P Relief ValveTemperature and Pressure Relief Valve Discharge Line/DriptubeWiring Diagram White-Rodgers Control Flammable Vapour Sensor Flammable Vapour Sensor exploded viewResettable Lockout Water Heater OperationInstallation Checklist Risk of scalding IV Operating Instructions CautionMixing Valves Hot water can produce third degree burnsLighting Instructions Robertshaw System Error Codes Gas Control/ThermostatHeater Shutdown Lighting Instructions White-Rodgers Temperature Adjustment Control is adjusted to its lowest temperature settingApproximately 21C 70F when shipped from factory Intelli-VentTMSystem Error Codes Heater Shutdown Symptom Possible Causes Corrective ActionSymptom Possible Causes Corrective Action Operational Conditions VI MaintenanceOperation Burner Flames Draining and FlushingAnode Rod Replacement Routine Preventative MaintenanceGas Control Blower Maintenance System Requirements InstallationVII Combo Heating Tice such as Ashrae Handbooks, HraiViii Troubleshooting Guide Robertshaw 2000WDER and White-Rodgers Intelli-VentTMReference Parts Listing IX Reference PartsInterchangeable Items not supplied with the water heater Parts Reference Illustration Robertshaw and White-Rodgers systems are not InterchangeableLimited Warranty WHO is CoveredHOW the Original Owner can Make a Warranty Claim