Fault Finding - Stanley DRY Operating Instructions Manual

If the stove exhibits any of the following conditions, call your Commissioning Engineer.
PROBLEM
Stove will not light or goes
out when lighting
Flames burning under burner
Dirty or Unstable Flame, Viewing
Glass sooting up
Oil Smell Apparent
Cooker Overheating

FAULT FINDING

CAUSE
No Oil in the Tank
Fire Valves off
Control valve trigger down (off)
Oil feed line filter blocked
Fuel Line Air Locked
Carbon Leg Blocked
Incorrect Depth of Oil in Burner
Base
Down Draught in Flue
Incorrect Chimney Draught
Down Draught in Flue
Oil level too high in burner base
Oil Rate too high
Incorrect Chimney Draught
Incorrect Fuel Input Rate
Incorrect Spin Valve Setting
Shells or Vapour Chamber Lid
not seated properly
Lighting Port Open
Wrong Grade of Oil Used
Wicks incorrectly Positioned
Incorrect Chimney Draught
Down Draught in Flue
Incorrect Fuel Input Rate
Fuel Leaks
Incorrect Fuel Input Rate
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REMEDY
Fill Tank
Reset valves, check for
cause of over temperature
Reset trigger
Free Oil filter
Bleed Fuel Line
Clean Carbon Leg Assembly
(Stove needs service)
Increase oil level to 4mm
Fit Anti-Down Draught Cowl
Check joint seals, increase
chimney height, adjust flue
bonnet spin valve.
Fit Anti-Down Draught Cowl
Decrease oil level to 4mm
Lower control valve fuel input
rate
Check joint seals, increase
Chimney height, adjust flue
bonnet spin valve.
Check Fuel Input Rate, adjust
if necessary
Adjust Spin Valve Setting
Ensure all shells are seated
on Burner base and that their
seams are staggered.
Close Lighting Port
Only Use Kerosene 28 sec C2
Ensure that the cut-outs in the
wicks are properly aligned
and that the shells don't
interfere with the wicks
Check joint seals, increase
chimney height, adjust the
bonnet spin valve.
Fit Anti-Down Draught Cowl
Check fuel input rate, adjust if
necessary
Check all fuel pipe connec-
tions, and reseal if necessary.
Decrease Fuel Input Rate