Lennox FLEXY II Series Installation, Operating And Maintenance page 64

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HEATING : MODULATING GAS BURNER 60 & 120kW
- Check the 230V supply voltage of electronic board: the
phase on terminal 01 and the neutral conductor on
terminal 02
- Check the wiring of the signal 0-10V between terminal 64
(polarity 01 of the 24V) and terminal 66 (+ coming from the
actuator)
- Check the connection of the modulating solenoid valv e
between the electronic board's terminals 61 & 62
- Select the operating mode n°3
"output 0-330mA":
 Switch n°1  ON
 Switch n°2  OFF
High heat:
- Place the potentiometer called
"current" on position Max.
- Apply 9V to the climatic output; the actuator and the gas
v alve position themselves in full opening and the burner
starts.
- Regulate the v alue of the maximum
f low at 10.4mbar (f or natural gas and at
approximately 13.1mbar f or Groningen
gas) by operating on the adjusting nut
called "maximum pressure".
Low heat:
- Place the potentiometer called
"current" on position Min
- Regulate the v alue of the minimum
f low at 2 mbar (for natural gas and at
approximately 2.6 mbar f or Groningen
gas) by operating on the adjusting nut
called "minimum pressure".
IOM – FLEXY II – 1007 – E
- Bring back the potentiometer
towards the position + until obtaining
the desired 10.4mbar in high heat for
natural gas.
adjustments thanks to the nuts of the solenoid valv e.
- Check that by apply ing 10V to the climatic output, we do
not exceed the maximum pressure (10.4mbar f or natural
gas).
- Ditto, by disconnecting the
power supply of the solenoid valv e, check that the
pressure is the same one as the minimum pressure
regulated prev iously.
-
Check the good reaction of the Honey well board's
regulation by apply ing 7V to its input; it must already
act on the position of the actuator and on the gas flow,
which must have a v alue lower than the max flow
ones.
- Check the pressure
v alues for high and low
heat using the climatic
output and ref ine the
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