Specifications

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A. O. Smith Water Products Service Handbook
Ashland City, Tennessee 2005
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Training Department
GENESIS POWER VENT WIRING DIAGRAM
Electrical power to the power venter must be supplied by the installer and wired according to the Wiring
Diagram. Wiring must comply with the wiring diagram in order for the boiler to function properly. The
wiring is part of the boiler's safety circuit and shuts off the boiler if the Fan Proving Switch at the power
venter is not made.
The Genesis II Control System is also set to shut off the power venter when there is no "call for heat".
A normal condition for the boiler's Display Board is for the Power Venter Red LED to remain lit while the
unit is in a Standby mode. Awaiting another "call for heat". Once a "call for heat" is generated, the
Control System will start a Firing sequence by starting all of the
blowers inside the unit and at the same
time send a 24 VAC signal and a 24 VAC return (terminals 7 & 6 of the Genesis II External 24 VAC
Distribution Box) to the power venter to turn its fan motor on utilizing relay R1 at the Power Venter
Electrical Box. Once the Power Venter fan gets up to speed and makes the fan proving switch, the 24
VAC signal is routed back to the boiler and can be measured between terminals 5 and 6 at the Genesis
II External 24 VAC Distribution Box. The returning 24 VAC signal will then extinguish the previously lit
Red LED and the unit will continue its Normal Pre-purge mode and then light the boiler.
Any failure will shutoff the boiler and the power venter off after the Post-purge Cycle
is completed. The
failure that caused the shut down will be displayed at the Display Board and a Lockout message and
error code will be displayed. Remember that when the Power venter is not running, the Red LED
indicator for the Power Venter will also be displayed; so troubleshoot the other indicators first before
suspecting the Power Venter. If the cause of the failure is the Power Venter, then the only Red LED lit
will be its own and the Display Message will be "Lock-Out 070" ---the error code for a Power Venter
Failure.