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Operation
Starting-Up the Heating System
Shutting-Down the Heating System
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The initial start-up and set-up of the control must be done by a licensed
professional heating contractor.
We strongly recommend a service visit if reactivating the heating system after an
extended shut-down.
1. Check the pressure of the heating
system on the pressure gage
operating pressure of 15 psi is
typical - consult your heating
contractor. Take corrective actions if
necessary.
2. Ensure proper/adequate fuel supply
exists; open oil or gas shut-off valve.
3. Activate power to heating system
(from, for example, a switch located
external to the mechanical room).
4. Activate power on boiler
control " ."
The green power indicator
illuminates.
5. Set room thermostat (or other heat
demand control) to desired
temperature.
A call for heat causes the red burner
status indicator to illuminate.
Your heating system is now ready for operation.
If it is likely that the heating system will not be used for an extended period of
time, we recommend a full shut-down.
We strongly recommend a service visit if deactivating the heating system after an
extended operating period. This ensures preventative service measures such as
heat exchanger cleaning and burner calibration are undertaken.
1. Deactivate power on boiler
control " ."
The green power indicator
deactivates.
2. Close oil or gas shut-off valve on the
tank (if applicable) and near the
burner.
3. Deactivate power to heating system
(from, for example, a switch located
external to the mechanical room).
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CAUTION
In this circumstance, the control is
completely deactivated and the system
will not respond in the event of cold
weather conditions.
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