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Bradford White IGI-180R-10N User Manual

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a.

# Disconnect the modulating valve festoon C2
terminals and measure the resistance at the terminals.
Normal: 67 ~ 81 Ω

If normal, check b.
Faulty: Replace gas valve.
(Service Procedure IGI-9, page 52)

b.

Re-connect terminal C2 and measure voltage
across the pink ~ pink wires when the unit is

firing.
Normal: 2 ~ 15 VDC

If normal, check c below.
Faulty: Replace the PCB unit.
(Service Procedure IGI-2, page 49)

c.

Investigate the change in the manifold gas

pressure, when the remote control pre-set
temperature is altered from 96 ~ 140 ºF.

Normal: If the manifold pressure changes,
proceed to check item 4 below. DO NOT
adjust manifold pressures.
Faulty: Replace gas valve.
(Service Procedure IGI-9, page 52)

a.

# Disconnect connector B2 and measure the
resistance of the water flow servo, red ~ blue wires.
Normal: 22 ~ 26 Ω

If normal, proceed to b.
Faulty: Replace the water flow servo and sensor.
(Service Procedure IGI-2, page 49)

b.

Disconnect connector B2 , and measure the voltage on
the PCB unit side, were the orange (+), and/or grey or
black (-) wires connect to the board.
Normal: 3.3 ~ 4.5 VDC

If normal, proceed to c.
Faulty: Replace the PCB unit.
(Service Procedure IGI-2, page 49)

c.

With connector B

2

, connected (do not turn water

ON … wait for the water flow servo to return to
fully open), measure the voltage at the brown ~

grey wires.
Normal: 4 ~ 6 VDC vent limiter OFF

Faulty: Replace the water flow servo and
sensor. (Service Procedure IGI-2, page 49)

d.

With connector B2 , connected (do not turn
water ON… wait for the water flow servo to
return to fully open), measure the voltage at the
yellow ~ grey wires.

Normal: Less than 0.5 VDC when unit is set at
120 °F and there is no water flowing through the unit.
Faulty: Replace water flow servo and sensor.
(Service Procedure IGI-2, page 49)

3) Is the modulating valve operating normally ? Error code 52

4) Is the water flow servo normal ?

BEFORE CARRYING OUT CHECKS MARKED WITH A # SIGN, DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY.