TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Technical Data Model X400 X500 X600 Burner output Min kW Max kW Fuel Flow rate Min Kg/h Max Kg/h 10.8 Fuel Kerosene Max viscosity 5.5cst @ 20ºC Gas Oil Electrical supply 230V ±10% 50Hz 1 phase Motor Transformer...
BURNER INSTALLATION Mounting onto the appliance The burner is mounted onto the appliance by means locating hole of a removable 6-bolt flange. The gasket needs to be put in place before the flange is fixed onto the appliance. The burner tube is then inserted through the centre hole.
BURNER INSTALLATION Electrical Connection The electrical connections to this burner must be carried out by a suitably qualified engineer. All Electrical connections to the burner must be carried accordance with current applicable IEE Wiring Regulations. All connections should be made according to the Cover fixing wring diagram shown on the supplementary page - screw...
BURNER OPERATION Before start-up Check that the correct nozzle is fitted. Reference should be made to the instructions of the appliance manufacturers. If the burner is firing Kerosene the nozzle must be sized for a maximum pump pressure of 10 bar (145 psi). If Gas Oil is being used then a smaller nozzle must be selected to allow a pump pressure of approx 14 bar (200 psi).
Normal operating mode Check the oil pressure on the gauge and adjust if necessary for the required burner output. From a suitable test point on the boiler, or in the flue, a smoke reading should be taken to ensure clean smoke-free combustion. With the aid of a flue gas analyser, and by making adjustments to the air damper control, the combustion can be set for...
BURNER SERVICING For ease of servicing and access to the burner components the burner has, on the bottom face, a keyhole cut-out. This allows the burner to be hung from the mounting flange in a more convenient position. After loosening the fixing bolt the burner can be extracted from the flange, turned around and then the keyhole can be located onto the bolt.
FUEL PUMP TYPE DANFOSS BFP…. Function As the oil pump turns it draws oil from the suction line connection S, through the filter H and into the suction side of the gear set C. Any suction generated before the gear set can be measured with an appropriate vacuum gauge at connection V.
FAULT FINDING Below is a list of some scenarios that may lead to a failure causing the burner to go into lockout mode. There are also some relevant tests and solutions to hopefully overcome any problem that may occur. Push the reset button to re-start the burner. If the burner then functions correctly the control has simply responded to a temporary fault.
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Please note: The information given above is provided to assist the engineer with any problems they may encounter. This is not a definitive list. If further problems are encountered then please contact EOGB Energy Products Ltd for advice. Technical Helpline – Tel: 08703 899499...
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