A.O. Smith COF-199 manual Circulating Pump, Soot Removal, Vent System

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amount of the solution. If the material is vigorously dissolved by the solution, the UN•LIME® can be reused. If not, then UN•LIME® has been weakened and should be replaced.

8.When deliming has been completed, the heater should be flushed for 3 to 5 minutes with fresh water.

Remove the deliming equipment, install the drain valve, open the cold water inlet line and allow water to flow through heater and out the drain valve. Don't forget to plug vent and cap opening in Flo-Jug.

9.When flushing is completed:

Fill heater being certain to expel air from tank through a nearby hot water faucet.

Replace relief valve, removed for deliming.

Restore oil, water and electrical supply to heater.

Check for water leakage.

10.Flo-Jug Cleanup.

Allow scale to separate from UN•LIME® and settle on bottom of Flo-Jug.

Pour off UN•LIME® into plastic container and check for reuse.

Rinse sediment from Flo-Jug.

If UN•LIME® is reusable , pour back into Flo-Jug. Be sure to plug vent and cap opening.

CIRCULATING PUMP

The water heater or water heating system may include a circulating pump. Where used, it may need to be lubricated once every four months with SAE No. 20 non-detergent motor oil or as directed by the manufacturer.

Place 2 or 3 teaspoons in the bearing oil cup and 10 to 12 drops in the

motor oil cups.

SOOT REMOVAL

Soot must be removed semi-annually from the heater and flow passages to insure efficient operation of the heater.

A TYPICAL HEATER FLUEWAY AND FLUE BAFFLE

FIGURE 19

1.Remove chimney connector and top cover of heater from heater. Clean out all soot deposits from connector and chimney opening. A wire brush is recommended for this operation.

2.Remove flue baffles by lifting from tank.

3.Using a wire brush, remove soot from flue passages in heater tank.

CAUTION: While cleaning tank flue passages, care must be taken that brush does not come in contact with the top of the combustion chamber as damage could occur to the combustion chamber lining. Do not allow the brush to enter the heater flue more than noted in fig. 19.

4.Remove oil burner assembly and using a vacuum cleaner, remove all loose soot from combustion chamber area. Avoid contact with combustion chamber as it can be damaged quite easily.

• If flange gasket is damaged, replace with A.O. Smith Part No. 24165

5.Upon completion of cleaning, reassemble the heater. (It may be necessary to apply new sealer tape to the top cover to ensure proper venting. New sealer tape can be ordered from A.O. Smith Water Products Company).

6.Return the heater to operation by following the start-up instructions on page 11.

VENT SYSTEM

Examine the vent system every six months for obstructions and/or deterioration of vent piping. Remove any soot or obstructions and replace damaged vent piping.

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Contents Place These Instructions Adjacent to Heater Notify Owner to Keep for Future ReferenceCapacity EFF Features and SpecificationsTank Approx Table of Contents ApprovalsSafety InstallationCombustion and Ventilation AIR Proper Installation on Combustible FlooringClearances Chemical Vapor CorrosionVent Connector and Draft Regulator Flue GAS VentingFuel Systems Water PipingClosed Water System Gravity FEED, Supply Line ONLY, Installation Burner InstallationTypical Heater Installation Figure System TypesFuel Pump OIL Pump & Nozzle SpecificationsAssembly of the OIL Burner to the Heater BurnerSTART-UP OperationFilling SELF-CLEANING Eliminator Water Temperature ControlHigh Limit Switch E.C.O Burner Certificate Combustion TestMaintenance Flo-jug Method of Deliming Deliming the COF Water HeaterVent System Circulating PumpSoot Removal Typical Heater Flueway and Flue BaffleInset B Installation DiagramsInstall in Accordance with Local Codes Inset aSingle Temperature or Booster Pipe to Open DrainInset B Install in Accordance with Local Codes Inset a Not Enough or no HOT Water Check List and Service InformationElectrical Wiring Replacement Water Heater Makes Sounds Burner STARTS-WONT OperateWater is TOO HOT Water Leakage is SuspectedSafety Primary Control Combustion Test SpecificationsNormal START, but Locks OUT on Safety ProcedureTrouble Cause Remedy TroubleshootingOIL Burner Troubleshooting Tank Service and Repair ExpensesClaim Procedure ALL Other PartsCommercial Water Heater Parts List Smith Water Products CO., INCLabels Cleanout Assembly+WIRE Page Page Asme Impriméaux É.-UPoids approx Lexpédition Dimensions COFCaractéristiques ET Données Techniques StandardIdentification Table DES MatièresHomologations COF 455 940 CO5MOO6721Installation SécuritéAIR DE Combustion ET DE Ventilation Installation Correcte SUR UN Plancher CombustibleDégagement À Prévoir Corrosion DUE AUX Vapeurs ChimiquesÉvacuation DES GAZ DE Combustion Tableau 4 Dimensions Suggérées Pour LES Raccords D’ÉVENTInstallation Appropriée DU Raccord D’ÉVENT Cheminée Raccord D’ÉVENT ET Régulateur DE TirageRobinet DE Vidange ET Panneaux D’ACCÈS Tuyauterie D’EAUSystème EN Circuit Fermé Systèmes D’ALIMENTATION EN CombustibleTableau Installation DU BrûleurInstallation Type DE CHAUFFE-EAU Figure Types DE SystèmesMontage DU Brûleur SUR LE CHAUFFE-EAU Pompe À MazoutBrûleur Tableau 8 Caractéristiques DES Pompes ET DES Buses À MazoutMise EN Marche Initiale Mise EN Marche ET UtilisationRemplissage Certificat DU Brûleur Test DE Combustion Réglage DE LA Température DE L’EAULimiteur DE Température Système Autonettoyant EliminatorEntretien Méthode de détartrage Flo-Jug Détartrage DU CHAUFFE-EAU COFConduit DE Fumée ET Chicane D’UN CHAUFFE-EAU Type Pompe DE CirculationEnlèvement DE LA Suie Encadré B Schémas D’INSTALLATIONInstaller Conformément AUX Codes Locaux Encadré aSystème À UNE Seule Température OU Surchauffeur Encadré B Installer Conformément AUX Codes Locaux Encadré B Insuffisance OU Absence D’EAU Chaude Liste DE Contrôle ET Renseignements SUR LE ServiceRemplacement DU Câblage Électrique Ensemble DE Collecteur Pour Trois AppareilsBruits EN Provenance DU CHAUFFE-EAU LE Brûleur Démarre Mais NE Fonctionne PASEAU Trop Chaude Fuite D’EAU SoupçonnéeDémarrage Normal Suivi ’UN Verrouillage DE Sécurité Commande Primaire DE SécuritéSpécifications Pour LE Test DE Combustion Perte DE LA Flamme Après UN Allumage NormalTableau 10 Dépannage DU Brûleur À Mazout DépannageProblème Cause Mesure Corrective Modèles COF Garantie Limitée Autres PiècesSmith Water Products CO., INC COF Article Description