Raypak B6000 manual Trouble Shooting Guide-Continued

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Symptom

Possible Cause

Corrective Action

 

 

 

Boiler # x

Boiler not powered.

Check primary power.

"Not on Line" Displayed

 

Correct as necessary.

 

 

Check communication cable,

 

 

check (surge) ground Remove /

 

 

Replace (R/R) as necessary.

 

 

Initialize system.

 

 

 

Outdoor Temp. Sensor readings

Outdoor sensor not mounted

Refer to installation manual

are high.

correctly.

mounting instructions. Possible

 

 

relocation for sensor.

 

 

 

Sensor reading 220°F.

Sensor wiring shorted

Check sensor wiring for damage.

 

 

R/R as necessary.

 

 

Initialize system.

 

 

 

Sensor reading - 35°F.

Sensor wiring open.

R/R as necessary

 

 

Initialize system.

Low water cut-off alarm.

Excessive circuit loading of pump

Check power.

 

contacts by user supplied system

Check pump contactor / relay

 

pump.

R/R as necessary.

 

Low water level in boiler

Replace F1 fusing.

 

 

Check main water supply

 

 

 

Power lamp off on Boiler Monitor.

Fuse F1 blown.

Replace F1 fusing.

 

Excessive circuit loading of pump

Remove Relay-K1 to isolate circuit

 

contacts by user supplied system

loading.

 

pump.

R/R as necessary.

 

Circuit breaker tripped.

Reset circuit breaker.

 

 

 

Pump not running.

Excessive circuit loading of pump

Replace F1 fusing.

 

contacts by user supplied system

 

 

pump.

 

 

Pump going off on thermal over-

Check pump.

 

load circuit breaker tripped

Reset circuit breaker

 

 

 

Off at flow switch.

Paddle damaged or missing.

Check paddle on flow switch.

 

Pump off on thermal overload.

Check pump, contact or relay.

 

 

Replace F1 fusing.

 

 

 

Off on High Limit.

Low limit settings.

Check and correct settings.

 

Intermittent power or pump

Meter amperage on pump.

 

failure.

R/R as needed.

 

 

 

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