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Cleaning the furnace, Care and maintenance – Bryant Gas Air 393U User Manual

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CLEANING THE FURNACE

L Disconnect gas tubing from pilot.

2.

Disconnect electrical lead from pilot. (In case

of 100% shut-off controls disconnect pilot thermo­

couple lead from pilot relay).

3. Remove front plate from draft diverter (4 sheet

metal screws.)

4. Remove burners and pilot as follows.

a. Remove tinnerman clamp from burner holding

stud.

b. Lift burner off holding stud, twist and pull

forward.

c. Pilot is attached to one burner and is removed

with that burner. It is not necessary to detach pilot
before removing burner. See Figure 3 for photograph

of burner; also pilot attached.

5. Remove metal angle strip holding flue baffles in
place. See Figure 8.

6. Remove flue baffles. See Figure 9.

7.

Use a flexible-handled steel cleaning brush to

loosen scale and soot. Remove these scrapings from
bottom of combustion chamber.

8. Re-assemble furnace by reversing the above pro­
cedure. Note: There is a slot in the back of the
heat exchanger for the back tip of the burner to fit
into. When properly placed, the burner will fit into

this slot and will be level.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Care of Blowers.

All motors on the belt drive blow­

ers are provided with oil cups and should be oiled

at least twice a year with a good grade of SAE 30
oil. The motors on the direct drive blowers are

sealed units and do not require the addition of oil.

Blower bearings are semi-permanently lubricated.
This lubrication is normally good for 3 to 5 years.
When necessary to add lubricant, use Plastic E,

obtainable from Bryant’s Service Parts Department.

Filters.

Filters should be examined frequently for

clogging due to dirt. The disposable filters should
be

replaced when they become dirty.

Permanent type

of filters may be cleaned using clear water. Be sure
to coat the filter with water soluble oil after clean­

ing.

Cleaning.

The heat exchanger should be examined

periodically to see if there has been an accumula­
tion of rust, soot, etc. Clean as required.

Figure 8 — Note metal angle strip held by 3 screws

Figure 9 — Remove baffles

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