VICTORY II VHS Models

3.Perform “Venting System Regular Inspection” on Page 14.

C.Piping

Check the following:

1.Water piping and accessories for leaks. Slightest leaks should be corrected.

2.System to be full of water and pressure to remain stable at correct setting on gauge.

3.Air-control system. Noise and air binding in radia- tion should not occur.

4.Low water cutoff for operation (see instructions fur- nished with unit).

D.Boiler Room Air Supply

Check air vents for continued positive supply of air as required. Air needs are greatest in cold weather. Air vents must be open and free of obstruction.

WARNING: The flow of combustion and ventilating air to the boiler should not be obstructed.

2.Inspection During Heating Season

A.Check water pressure regularly and add water slowly to system when needed. If much water is added, vent- ing may be necessary. Regular loss of water from boil- er system may indicate either a system leak, or a faulty air control system, or a faulty automatic fill valve.

B.Check venting system. See “Venting System Regular Inspection” on Page 14.

C.Check condensation drain trap to be full of water. Check for deterioration of the tubing. Check that the trap is not plugged.

3.Annual Inspection and Cleaning

The following must be done by a competent serviceperson to help insure safe and reliable operation:

A.Flue passage cleaning

See Figure 23. It is suggested that paper be placed on burners to collect any foreign material in cleaning flues.

1.Remove control box (see instruction under “Safety Check”. See Figure 20).

2.Remove jacket top.

3.Remove inducer assembly.

4.Remove flue collector.

5.Use wire brush to clean flue passages.

6.Replace flue collector and re-seal with furnace cement.

7.Replace inducer assembly, jacket top and control box.

8.Remove and dispose of paper and accumulated material.

Figure 23.

B. Cleaning of burners

If burners’ surfaces are not clean, or uneven flame indicates plugged burner parts, remove and clean burners.

1.Remove pilot gas line at gas valve.

2.Disconnect pilot burner assembly from pilot bracket.

3.Lift burner and remove burner from orifice.

4.Clean burners. To clean burners, run a clean flue brush up the tube until all foreign matter is removed.

5.Replace burners, pilot assembly, ignitor and sensor wires.

6.Adjust burners and pilot assembly.

C.Re-check of input gas rate of burners. See “Burner Adjustment” on Page 19.

D.Re-adjusting for best flame characteristics of main flame and pilot burner flame. See “Burner Adjustment” on Page 19.

E.To prolong the life of inducer motor, lubricate with Anderol 465 or SAE 20 motor oil annually. Turn off power and place 4-6 drops of above mentioned lubri- cate in each of two oil holes. Lubricate circulator per manufacturer’s instruction. DO NOT over oil any motor.

WARNING:

The ceramic combustion chamber in the burner box contains crystalline silica.

Wear proper dust mask and gloves when servicing combustion chamber or burners.

Crystalline Silica has been identified as a carcinogen or possibly carcinogenic to humans.

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VHS-180, VHS-30 specifications

Slant/Fin, a prominent name in the heating industry, offers the VHS series, which includes the VHS-30 and VHS-180, two highly efficient hot water boilers designed for residential and light commercial applications. These units are distinguished by their durability, performance, and advanced technologies, making them ideal for a variety of heating needs.

The VHS-30 boasts a compact design, making it suitable for installations in limited spaces while still providing robust heating capabilities. It offers an output of 30,000 BTU, making it efficient for smaller buildings or homes. Conversely, the VHS-180 is designed for larger applications, delivering a powerful 180,000 BTU output, ensuring that even the most demanding spaces remain comfortably heated.

One of the standout features of both models is their ability to operate with natural gas or propane, providing flexibility based on regional gas availability and user preference. This adaptability is further enhanced by their advanced combustion technology, which allows for an efficient and clean burn. Both models incorporate a pressurized hot water boiler design which enhances their energy efficiency by maximizing heat transfer from the burner to the water.

In terms of construction, both the VHS-30 and VHS-180 are built with high-quality components designed for longevity. They feature a durable cast iron heat exchanger, which not only improves the lifespan of the unit but also contributes to its high thermal efficiency. The units are also equipped with state-of-the-art controls that allow users to monitor and adjust settings easily, ensuring optimal performance and energy savings.

Safety is another key aspect of the VHS series. Both models are equipped with numerous safety features, including a high limit temperature control, automatic restart, and a safety valve, ensuring peace of mind for homeowners and building operators alike.

Moreover, the VHS series also emphasizes ease of maintenance. The design allows for straightforward access to all critical components, making servicing and routine maintenance more manageable for technicians. As a result, this leads to reduced downtime and longer service intervals.

In conclusion, the Slant/Fin VHS-30 and VHS-180 are exemplary choices for anyone in need of reliable and efficient hot water heating solutions. Their combination of advanced technology, quality construction, and user-friendly features make them a top choice for both residential and light commercial heating applications. The VHS series stands as a testament to Slant/Fin's commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction in the heating market.
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