Honeywell Y343B1002 User Manual

Direct spark gas burner ignition package

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Honevwell
THE Y343B
IGNITION
PACKAGE
PROVIDES
DIRECT
SPARK
IGNITION
(DSI)
FOR
GAS
HEATING
SYSTEMS.
THE
PACKAGE
IN-
CLUDES
THE S87D
ELECTRONIC
MODULE,
Q354A
FLAME
SENSOR,
Q347A
SPARK
IG-
NITER-SENSOR
AND
392286-l
IGNITION
CABLE.
DEPENDABLE
BURNER
IGNITION
0 Spark
generated
by electronic
module
and
internal
step-up
transformer.
SOLID STATE
DESIGN
17 Compact,
solid
state
components
provide
accurate,
long-lasting
performance.
0 No mechanical
friction
or wear.
MAXIMUM
OPERATING
SAFETY
0 Proves
presence
of flame
on burner
igni-
tion,
then
protects
against
burner
flame-out
and interruption
of electric
power
or gas sup-
ply during
run cycle.
0 Open or short circuit
in any electronic
com-
ponent
results
in safety shutdown.
USES FLAME
RECTIFICIATION
PRINCIPLE
0 Any false
flame
signal,
including
electrical
short
or ground,
results
in safety shutdown.
0 Ignition
is started,
main
burner
is ignitied,
burner
flame
is
proved
and
continuously
monitored
during
main
burner-on
period.
lg-
nition
spark
is discontinued
when
flame
is
proved.
CONVENIENT
REMOTE
RESTART
PROCEDURE
0 After
safety
shutdown,
equipment
must
be
manually
reset
from
remote
thermostat
or
temperature
controller.
0 System
automatically
locks
out
after
trial-for-ignition.
If malfunction
exists,
correc-
tion must be made
before
system
is manually
reset.
LOW VOLTAGE
CONTROL
CIRCUIT
0 Permits
use
of
24
V thermostat
for
op-
timum
temperature
control.
0 Reduced
wiring
costs -
both on appliance
and on job.
GAS VALVE
CONTROL
0 S87D
internal
relay
switches
the gas valve
on and off.
0 System
can
be
used
with
a P-stage
gas
valve,
if desired.
ALARM
CONTROL
El Optional
alarm
circuit
provides
24 Vat
for
an automatic
visual
or audible
signal
if any
part
of
system
malfunctions
and
causes
a
lockout.
L.H.
Form Number
68-0014
1-630
0
Honeywell Inc. 1983

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  • Page 1 CONTROL El Optional alarm circuit provides an automatic visual or audible part system malfunctions lockout. L.H. Form Number 1-630 Honeywell Inc. 1983 PROVIDES PACKAGE MODULE, SPARK IGNITION module provide igni- flame-out or gas sup- com- PRINCIPLE electrical is ignitied, continuously period.
  • Page 2: Specifications

    Start-up is initiated restored. 6. If there is a loss of main burner flame, the timed trial-for-ignition is repeated. Safety if flame is not reestablished within the trial-for-ignition period.
  • Page 3: Gas Controls

    Q354A FLAME SENSOR Minus 40 F to The Q354A consists [6.4 male ceramic insulator that the end of the flame rod is immersed burner flame, and with the burner head serving diameter stud ground area, principle. In the presence current is established...
  • Page 4: Auxiliary Controls

    Q347A SPARK IGNITER-SENSOR The Q347A damage. cessible location. turn off relative to the main burner. The CT347 may be mounted Be sure on a separate the gas Q354A Flame Sensor. manufacturer’s may be mounted the other end to delay spark cutoff until all burners ignited.
  • Page 5 Tip of rod must be immersed in main burner flame. Depth of immersion (usually about 1 in. [25.4 mm]) and distance from rod to burner surface (usually l/4 in. [6.4 mm]) depends on type of burner and flame configura- tion. Position selected must produce 1.5 microamperes...
  • Page 6 Q354A FLAME SENSOR 1. Mate quick-connect terminals are provided on both the Q354 and S87D. Connect the SENSOR terminal on the 587 to the terminal Q354 as shown in Fig. 4. Use thermoplastic wire with a minimum rating of 105 C [221 F] for the flame sensor leadwire;...
  • Page 7 FIG. B-WIRING HOOKUP FOR Y343B PACKAGE IN A TYPICAL TWO-STAGE DSI HEATING SYSTEM. “,, ,,,, ,.., .xI,. j ,,,. _ ,-, .,,, _^.,” ~.. ,, FIG. 7-S67D SIMPLIFIED SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM. 66-00?4...
  • Page 8: Startup And Checkout

    S87 opens the gas control’s valves which allows gas to flow to the main burner. Power is supplied to the generator the main burner lights and flame sensor reaches 1.5 uA, or...
  • Page 9: Ignition Cable

    FIG. a--NORMAL IMPORTANTLY Only persons trained and experienced systems should service this equipment. If a condition exists that electronic module to go into safety meter readings must be taken restart - within trial-for-ignition Always de-energize the system for at least 30 seconds before recycling for further tests.
  • Page 10: Grounding Connections

    Burner Flame The flame sensor flame. Check Fig. 10. If necessary, relocate the flame sensor to a place on the main burner operation is nor- where flame conditions if nuisance shut- Flame Sensor The flame signal is best when about 1 in. [25.4 mm]...
  • Page 11: Troubleshooting

    Use Table 4 by following the instructions boxes. If the condition is true or okay (answer is yes), go TABLE 4-537 DIRECT SPARK IGNITIDN SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING START TRO”BLESHOOTlNG HONEYWELL MINNEAPOLIS, 55408 Australia. Canada, Flnland, France, Germany, (tem- down to the next box. If the condition...

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