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APPENDIX C
4.2 EVAPORATOR SHUTDOWN
To shut down the evaporator, proceed as follows (Illustration 10):
1. Adjust the PRIMARY air fan(s) speed to 20%,
2. Adjust the SECONDARY air fan speed to 40%,
3. Wait until the combustion chamber temperature drops below 400 °F (204 °C).
5. AUTOMATIC MODE
This fully automated mode of operation of the OPTIFLAM
order to maintain a constant temperature in the combustion chamber. This mode of operation is done in five
steps.
These five steps include setting the parameters, starting the evaporator, evaporator or combustion operation,
reloading with combustion chamber fuel, and stopping the evaporator.
5.1 Step 1: SETTING THE PARAMETERS
The settings can be made when the key on the evaporator control panel is in the On position. This can be done
before the evaporator is started or while it is running.
• Identifying the settings on the operating display
The OPERATING SETTINGS display (Illustrations 4 and 11) allows you to set the following parameters:
1. COMBUSTION CHAMBER TEMPERATURE
Choose the desired set point temperature of the
combustion chamber using the [ - ] and [ + ] keys.
2. ADJUST TIME | ADJUST DATE
Allows you to set the program to the current date
and time.
3. LANGUAGE | EN-FR
Choose the desired language for the OPTIFLAM
program: English or French.
4. RELOAD TEMPERATURE | TEMPERATURE
DIFFERENCE RELOAD
The option of using a drop in temperature in the
combustion chamber to perform a reload and
specify how many degrees below the combustion
chamber temperature set point (item #1) you wish
to receive a warning for reloads.
5. RELOAD DELAY | RELOAD DELAY (MINUTES)
The option of using a timer to perform a reload and specify the time between each reload warning.
The operator can use either of the options offered in points 4 and 5 or use both simultaneously.
Lapierre Equipment |
TM
OPTIFLAM
combustion controller (optional) (continued)
FUSION X
2
EVAPORATOR
TM
optimizes the speed of the combustion air fans in
TM
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