Bryant 39006DP4-A - Manual (Page 2)

Special Instructions to Equipment Owner
NOTE: Retain this manual for future reference.
Your boiler must have air for combustion and ventilation. Do
not enclose in an airtight room or enclosure.
W \IÍMN(. I) \N(.KIÌ: !.. minimize ilio po.-^'íibiliiy
of 'oritiU' jior.-ional injury, fire, tlamage loyour boiler,
or in’.pi'oper boiler oper.anon: never violate liie follou-
1. Always keep the area around your boiler free of
combustible materials, gasoline, and other flam­
mable liquids and vapors.
2. Never cover, lean anything against, store trash, or
stand on your boiler.
W \ l i \ l \ i i . I mproper inhU'illalion. adju.
I oration, .-!er\ tee. maintenance, or use can cause carbon
motioxide poi.'Oning. e.\.plosiiin. fire, elect rii-al shock,
or other occurrences which may injure \ou or datiiago
your properly. Consult a (lualified in.slaller, service
agency, or the gas supiilier for information or
Your Comfort System
Your efficient new gas boiler not only represents the very
latest in modern engineering development and design — it is
a result of over 70 years of experience in the home comfort in­
dustry by the world’s leading manufacturer of residential
heating products.
The installation of your gas boiler was a major step toward
total home comfort and it will assure your family of reliable
comfort heat through the heating season. Additional steps
toward a total home comfort system may have been, or can be
taken. Ask your dealer for information about the options
available that will contribute to your total home comfort or
operating economy.
For your convenience, you or your installer should, or should
have, recorded (printed) the following information that is
applicable to your system.
Boiler Identification
MODERNO. _______
PRODUCT NO.
SERIAL NO. _
DATE INSTALLED
Dealer
NAME _________
ADDRESS
CITY ____ STATE .ZIP.
PHONE
Operating Your Gas Boiler
The key to operating your comfort system is the room
thermostat. A wide variety of thermostats can be used, but all
have one main function — to automatically maintain the
temperature in your home at a level -required for your
personal comfort. The thermostat maintains the indoor
temperature by controlling the operation of the boiler. Dur­
ing the heating season whenever the air temperature around
your thermostat drops below the thermostat temperature
setting, the thermostat automatically starts your boiler.
All thermostats have a temperature control selector for
selecting the desired indoor temperature.
Boiler Startup and Shutdown
Your boiler is equipped with one of the three following basic
types of gas control systems:
1. The automatic intermittent ignition system that does not
have a continuously burning pilot flame. This pilot is auto­
matically lit by an electric sparking device each time your
thermostat “calls for heat.”
3. The self-generating system has a continuously burning
pilot flame. This pilot is manually ignited with a match
and continues to burn. The powerpile thermocouple
transforms the heat energy of the pilot flame into
electrical energy that operates the controls. No external
power is needed on this system to operate the controls.
WARNING: Never auemiu to manually liglit the pilot
on a boiler thaï ha.-^ an iniermillent ignition sy.siem
w ith a match or other .'Ource of fharue.
2. The manual ignition system that has a continuously burn­
ing pilot flame. This pilot is manually ignited with a
match and continues to burn.
WARNING: Read anti follow the lighting iiistrucl ion,'
on ill«' boiler r.ating plate.
WARNING: If a su
either t,v[ie of gas control system, or if an intermittent
ignition jiilot docs not light when it should, refer to the
follow ing shutdown jirocedures to turn off your ^ystenl,
then call your liealer as soon as imssible.