Gas Valve Replacement Instructions

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If there is a significant drop in pressure (more than 1"
in a 5 second span), tighten the gas inlet fittings.
When no leaks are detected, remove the manometer
and tighten the screw inside the inlet gas pressure port
as shown in Figure 7.
Open boiler gas shut off cock.
STEP 7 – COMBUSTION SETUP
Turn on the service switch to power the boiler.
Verify the display reads “Standby”.
Press the “MENU” and “SELECT” buttons
simultaneously to enter the Installer Menu.
Using the key, choose the last menu option,
“System Test”.
Press the key 3 times and press select to choose
“High Power”.
Allow the boiler to start and ramp up to 100% input.
Check combustion by inserting the analyzer probe into
the test port.
If there is no test port available, drill and tap into the
PVC or CPVC pipe as shown in Section 9.0 of the
Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual.
Refer to Table 1 for recommended combustion values.
Adjust the throttle screw to as shown to Figure 8 and
Table 2 to dial in the acceptable range.
Change input rate to low power. Modulation will drop
to 1%.
Repeat combustion readings and compare with chart.
If the low fire readings do not agree with Table 1 turn
off the boiler and call your PB Heat Representative.
Do not make throttle adjustments at low fire.
Record combustion readings and installer information
in the space provided in the manual.
Figure 7: Gas Leakage Test Instructions
PUREFIRE GAS VALVE REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
Table 1
Combustion Settings
High Firing rates and Low Firing rates on all Models
Natural Gas Propane LP
Low High Low High
Carbon
Monoxide
(CO)
< 50 ppm < 100 ppm < 50 ppm < 100 ppm
Carbon
Dioxide
(CO
2
)
8.5% – 9.5% 8.5% – 9.5% 9.5% – 10.5% 9.5% – 10.5%
Table 2
*Very high CO with low CO
2
indicates possible unburned gas due to
insufficient air
Turning Gas Valve Throttle Screw
If CO is
not too high
If CO is
too high
If CO
2
is
too high
Turn Clockwise (–) Turn Clockwise (–)
If CO
2
is
too low
Turn Counterclockwise
(+)
Turn Clockwise (–)*
Figure 8