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BURNER
BRACKET
MAIN BURNER
ORIFICE (Typical)
3.
IGNITER
- This unit has a special hot surface
di-
rect
ignition
device
that
automatically
lights
the
burners.
Please
note
that
it is very fragile
and
should be handled
with care.
4.
BURNER
- Gas burners
do not normally
require
scheduled
servicing,
however,
accumulation
of for-
eign material
may cause
a yellowing
flame
or de-
layed ignition. Either condition indicates
that a set-
vice call is required.
For best
operation,
burners
must
be
cleaned
annually
using
brushes
and
vacuum
cleaner.
Turn off gas and electric power supply.
To clean burn-
ers, remove top burner
bracket
and lift burner
from ori-
flee.
NOTE: Be careful NOT to break igniter when removing
burners.
Clean burners
with brush
and/or
vacuum
cleaner.
Re-
assemble
parts by reversal
of the above procedure.
NOTE:
On LP (propane)
units,
some
light yellow
tip-
ping
of
the
outer
mantle
is
normal.
Inner
mantle
should
be bright
blue. Natural
gas units
should
not
have any yellow tipped flames. This condition
indicates
that a service
call is required.
For best operation,
burn-
ers
must
be
cleaned
annually
using
brushes
and
vacuum cleaner.
NOTE: On LP (propane) units, due to variations in BTU
content and altitude, servicing may be required at
shorter intervals.
5.
HEAT EXCHANGER/FLUE
PIPE
- These
items
must be inspected
for signs of corrosion,
and/or
de-
terioration
at the beginning
of each heating
season
by a qualified service technician and cleaned annually
for best operation.
6.
CIRCUIT
PROTECTION
- If blower or gas valve
fail
to operate,
the
cause
could
be
the
circuit
breaker
or a loose or blown fuse. Replace fuse or re-
set circuit breaker.
7.
OPERATION
- Your warm
air furnace
should
not
be operated
in a corrosive
atmosphere.
Paint
sol-
vents,
cleaning
chemicals,
spray
propellants,
and
bleaches
should not be used in the vicinity
of the
furnace
during normal
operation.
8.
CONDENSATE
DRAINS - If you have a cooling coil
installed
with
your
furnace,
condensate
drains
should
be checked
and cleaned
periodically
to as-
sure that
condensate
can drain
freely from coil to
drain. If condensate
cannot
drain freely water dam-
age
could
occur.
Furnace
drain
should
also
be
checked
& cleaned
at the start of each heating
sea-
son.
9.
AIR CIRCULATION
- To ensure
increased
comfort,
the blower
on this unit may be operated
continu-
ously for both heating
and cooling. This will result
in constantly
filtered
air and aid in maintaining
more
even temperatures
by avoiding
temperature
stratification
throughout
the conditioned
area.
To
accomplish
constant
air circulation,
set your com-
fort control
fan
selector
to "ON". Continuous
fan
mode during
COOLING
operation
may not be ap-
propriate
in humid
climates.
If the indoor
air ex-
ceeds 60% relative
humidity
or simply feels uncom-
fortably
humid, it is recommended
that the fan only
be used in the "AUTO" mode."
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As an
ENERGY
STAR
Partner,
American
Standard
Inc.,
has
determined
that
this
product
meets
the
ENERGY
STAR
guide-
lines
for energy
efficiency.
American
Standard,
Inc.
6200 Troup Highway
Tyler, TX 75707
www.americanstandard.com
For more information
contact
your local dealer.
The manufacturer
has a policy of continuous
product
and product
data improvement;
it reserves
the right
to change
design and specifications
without notice.
10
32-5035-05

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