Reading the flame
stabilisation time
Lit "green"
Flame control
with detector
electrode
8...17 x
Not used
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18 x
Internal error in flame control unit
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19 x
Output contacts fault
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• Incorrect electrical connections
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• Incorrect voltage at output terminals
20 x
Internal error in flame control unit
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In the "flame control unit working" position the green indicator light is on and
steady. Flame stabilisation time can be checked via the blink sequence:
Lit phase
The number of blinks represents multiples of 400 ms
Diagnostics table
Number of blinks
1 x
•
2 x
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..........
12 x
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• The flame stabilisation time is the period that elapses between opening of
valve "BV1" and the moment in which the flame is detected for the first time.
• Flame stabilisation time is memorised for an ignition sequence and then
re-calculated at the next start-up.
Flame control is based on the conductivity and the rectifying effect of the gas
flame.
The flame signal amplifier responds to the continuous component of the
generated current only.
⇒ A short circuit between the detection electrode and the burner earth will
produce a no-flame shutdown.
Press lockout button
for > 3 s.
Refer to
"Diagnostics table"
Flame stabilisation time
< 400 m secondes
< 800 m secondes
< 4,8 secondes
33
Approx.
Refer to
3 s.
"Diagnostics table"