Condensate Trap And Neutralizing Box Maintenance And Cleaning - RBI Infinite Energy2 IW199 Installation And Operation Instructions Manual

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16 - MAINTENANCE
Figure 16-10 - Condensate trap and
neutralizing box removing
A
C
Figure 16-11 - Condensate trap and
neutralizing box removing
16.6 - Condensate trap and
neutralizing box maintenance and
cleaning
The condensate trap and neutralizing box must be checked every
year and cleaned if required. Follow the steps below to properly
inspect, recharge or substitute condensate neutralizing box and
media:
Monitor the level of the neutralization media in the box periodically.
The pH can be checked after the condensate has exited from pipe
"A" of Figure 8-2. Check the pH level every three months for the first
year. Use a suitable pH test strip paper or an electronic pH meter
for precise measurement. The frequency of checking the pH level
can be reduced to every six months or every year depending on the
readings obtained compared to local water authority requirements.
The neutralizing media should be replaced when the pH level
drops below the minimum level of the local water authority. For
replacement media contact your local sales representative. How to
A
operate:
B
1.- Follow the steps in Section 16.2 to remove cover "E" of Figure
020010.01.014
2.- Pull out the condensate box "A" (Figure 16-10);
3.- Open cover "C" (Figure 16-11) in the upper direction;
4.- Inspect the condensate box making sure the collection box is
5.- Examine neutralizer media and refill as necessary with fresh
6.- Fill with fresh water until the water begins to flow out of drain;
7.- Re-install the condensate box;
8.- Open the manual gas shutoff valve;
9.- Restore electrical power to the appliance.
16-2;
CAUTION!!!
When the box is pulled out pay attention when
placing on the floor, it is full of condensate water. To avoid
any leakage from the top, it is suggested to bend box 2
to 5% in the direction of discharge pipes to empty some
condensate water. Leaking condensate water may cause
severe property damage.
intact;
media;
WARNING!!!
The condensate collection box must
be filled with water to prevent flue gas emissions from
escaping during unit operation. Failure to comply with
this requirement can result in excessive levels of carbon
monoxide which can cause severe personal injury or
death!
WARNING!!!
The condensate neutralizer box must
be kept correctly installed into the unit, like shown in
Figures 3-3 through 3-10 item "3". Correctly reinstall
the condensate collection into its position. Incorrectly
reinstall the condensate collection box into position will
result in combustion gases entering the room. This can
result in excessive levels of carbon monoxide which can
cause severe personal injury or death!
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