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SECTION 3 CAL-IOM-2013-1001 OPERATION
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5. Using test re sheet, enter the rpm value (light o ) in the Manual Firing
Rate box.
6. Once the rpm value is entered, tap OK.
7. Return to the status screen.
8. Turn the local/o /remote switch to the local position.
9. Once burner has started and ame signal has been veri ed, return to the
Manual Firing Rate box.
10. Increase the ring rate in 500 rpm increments until high re rpm value
from the factory test re sheet is reached.
At each point, check combustion. CO2/CO should remain constant
throughout ring range. Monitor inlet gas pressure during combustion.
11. Once the high re rpm setting is reached, make adjustments on the
gas ratio valve ow rate to match factory test re settings. The ow rate
adjustment requires a 3mm hex wrench.
NOTE: Turning the screw counterclockwise increases gas ow; clockwise
decreases gas ow.
NOTE: The acceptable combustion range of CO
2 is 8.0% to 9.8%. To
maintain NOx < 20%, set combustion to approximately 8.4% CO
2. Site
-speci c factors may contribute to the determination of the appropriate
combustion range of CO
2, and other combustion parameters.
NOTE: Combustion changes are made at high and low re only, as the gas
ratio valve has a 1:1 ratio.
12. Manually decrease the ring rate by 500 rpm increments. Observe
combustion down to the low re rpm setting (minimum) on the factory
test re sheet. If required, low re combustion may be altered by adjusting
the o set adjustment screw with either a Torx®T40 or a 5mm hex wrench.
NOTE: Turning the screw counterclockwise decreases gas ow; clockwise
increases gas ow.
13. If changes are made (at either high or low re), recheck the entire range.
14. Before leaving the Firing Rate screen, tap Automatic ring rate control. Do
not leave the unit in the Manual in Run mode.
Shut Down Procedures
Normal Shut Off Procedures
1. Place the local/o /remote switch in the o position.
! WARNING
All information in this manual is for
reference and guidance purposes,
and does not substitute for required
professional training, conduct, and strict
adherence to applicable jurisdictional/
professional codes and regulations.
4 CAUTION
Only factory-trained personnel should
attempt to alter password protected Control
preset values.