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Form I-RPB, P/N 131782 R12, Page 39

TROUBLE

PROBABLE CAUSE

REMEDY

Pilot lights;

main valve will

not open.

1. Manual valve not open.

1. Open manual valve.

2. Main valve not operating.

2.

a) Defective valve.

a) If 24 volt is measured at valve connections and valve remains closed, replace valve.

b) Loose wire connections.

b) Check and tighten all wiring connections.

3. Ignition control does not power main valve.

3.

a) Loose wire connections.

a) Check and tighten all wiring connections.

b) Flame sensor grounded. (Pilot lights - spark

continues)

b) Be certain flame sensor lead is not grounded or insulation or ceramic is not

cracked. Replace as required.

c) Gas pressure incorrect.

c) Adjust gas pressure. (See Paragraph 6.1.)

d) Cracked ceramic at sensor.

d) Replace sensor.

e) Faulty ignition controller.

e) See Paragraph 8.2. If all checks indicate no other cause, replace ignition controller.

Do not attempt to repair the ignition controller. This device has no field replaceable

parts.

f) Poor microamp signal

f) Adjust pilot regulator

No heat

(Heater

operating.)

1. Dirty filters in blower system.

1. Clean or replace filters.

2. Incorrect manifold pressure or orifices.

2. Check manifold pressure (See Paragraph 6.1).

3. Cycling on limit control.

3. Check air throughput (See Paragraph 6.5).

4. Improper thermostat location or adjustment.

4. See thermostat manufacturer's instructions.

5. Belt slipping on blower

5. Adjust belt tension

6. Fan control improperly wired

6. Connect as per wiring diagram.

7. Defective fan control.

7. Replace fan control.

8. Blower set for too low temperature rise.

8. Slow down blower or increase static pressure.

Motor will not

run

1. Circuit open

1. Check wiring and connections.

2. Fan Control inoperative

2. Replace fan control.

3. Fan control improperly wired

3. Connect as per wiring diagram.

4. Contactor inoperative

4. Replace contactor.

5. Defective motor.

5. Replace motor.

Motor turns on

and off while

operating

1. Motor overload device cycling

1. Check motor load against motor rating place. Replace motor or overload device.

2. 3-phase motor rotating in opposite direction

2. Interchange two legs of supply connections.

Motor cuts out

on overload

1. Improper motor pulley adjustment

1. See instructions on air throughput (See Paragraph 6.5).

2. Improper static pressure on duct system

2. Adjust dampers in duct system.

3. Low voltage

3. Check power supply.

Index

A

Adjusting Blower Speed 22

Opt High Ambient Limit Control 29

AquaSaver Timed Metering 16

AquaSaver Timer Adjustment 18

B

Heat Exchanger "V" Baffles 38

Ball valve 17

Belts 22

Belt Tension 22

Bleed Line Connection 17

Blocked Vent Switch 29

Blower Motors 29

Blower Rotation 23

Blower Speed 22

Burner Air Adjustment 34

Burner Rack Removal 37

Burners 34

C

Carryover System 34

Check Installation After Startup 35

Check Installation and Start-Up 34

Chlorine 3

Cleaning Pilot and Main Burners 37

Cleaning the Heat Exchanger 37, 38

Clearances 4, 5

Combustion Air Pressure Switch Setting

with AG39 32

Combustion Air Requirements 3

Contact 40

Location of Controls 28

Control Wiring 27

Convenience Outlet 24

Cross-Support Locations 6

Curb Cap Base 6

Curb Detail 8

D

Optional Dampers & Controls 14

Dimensions 4

Duct Opening Dimensions 8

Mounting Support Dimensions 6

Roof Curb Dimensions 7

Dimensions of Outside Air Hood 11

Discharge Air Sensor 21, 22

Disconnect Switch 24

Distributor 40

Duct Connections 20

Duct Opening Dimensions 8

Ductstat 30

Optional Ductstat 30

E

Electrical Supply & Connections 24

Optional Electronic Modulation 30

Electronic Modulation 31

Evaporative Cooling Maintenance 18

Evaporative Cooling Module 15

F

Optional Fan Control 28

Optional Fill & Drain Kit 16

Dirty Filter Switch 13

Filter Arrangements 13

Filter Pressure Drops 13

Filter Rack and Filters 13

Float Switch 20

Float Valve 16

Freeze protection kit 16

G

Gas Connection 9

Gas Controls 29

Gas Piping and Pressures 8

Gas Supply Sizing 9

Gas Valve 29, 36

H

Hazard Labels 2

Outside Air Hood 11

I

Ignition Controller 33

Inlet Air 11

Installation Codes 3

Installation Information 3

INSTALLATION RECORD 40

L

Lifting 5

Limit Control 29

Furnace Location 3

M

Maintenance Procedures 36, 38

Maintenance Schedule 36

Option AG39 Manifold Arrangement 31

Manifold Pressure Settings 10

Maxitrol Systems 27

Evaporative Cooling Media 19

Mounting Outdoor Models 5

O

Operating Sequence 35

Operation of Option AG39 31

P

Moisture Elimination Pad 15

Pilot and Ignition Systems 33, 34

Preparing for Installation 4

Pressure Null Switch 14

PRESSURE TESTING SUPPLY

PIPING 8

R

Remote Console 27

Reverse Flow, Limit Control 28

Rigging 5

Roof Curb Assembly and Installation 7

S

Serial No. 40

Shipped-Separate Components 4

Spark gap 33

Spark Pilot 33

Startup 35

Supply & Drain Water Connections 15

Supply Air Discharge 20

Field-Supplied Supports 6

Airflow Proving Switch 23

Combustion air proving switch 29

Dirty Filter Switch 13

Pressure Null Switch 14

T

Thermostat 27

Troubleshooting 38

Troubleshooting Evap Cooler 20

Troubleshooting Guides - Opts

AG39&40 32

Optional Two-Stage Operation 29

U

Uncrating 3

V

2-Way Valve 16

3-Way Valve 16

Gas Valve 29

Variable Frequency Drive 23

Vent Cap 11

Venting 10

Optional Vertical Vent (Opt CC3) 10

Supply Voltage 24

W

Warranty 3

Water Level 17

Water Pump 19

Weights 5

Field Control Wiring 27

Wiring and Service - AG39 32

Wiring Diagrams 25, 26