Burnham CHG225 User Manual
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d) Remove the ignition electrode and inspect it for oxides. Clean the oxides off the electrode with
sandpaper. Inspect the ceramic insulator for cracks and replace the ignitor assembly as necessary.
e)	 Remove	any	accumulated	debris	from	the	air	inlet	screen.
f)	 Remove	the	attenuator	hose	and	clean	as	necessary.	(Note:	The	nylon	cable	tie	used	to	hold	the		
attenuator hose in place is releasable.)
g) Remove the combustion fan/gas valve assembly and inspect the fan and fan blade for lint and dust.
Vacuum as required.
h)	 Remove	the	burner	hood	to	access	the	burner	and	the	chamber.		
i)	 Check	the	burner	and	clean	off	any	foreign	material	that	may	have	accumulated.		This	can	be	done	by	
dusting with a soft bristle type brush or a vacuum cleaner. DO NOT USE A WIRE BRUSH TO CLEAN
THE BURNER. Check for corrosion of the burner and its parts. If there is evidence of corrosion or
deterioration, replace immediately.
j) With the burner removed, inspect the combustion chamber and clean as necessary.
k) Clean heat exchanger. Use vacuum to remove accumulation of any loose particulate from the pins and
heat transfer surfaces. Clean the casting pins by flushing with clean water using a standard garden spray
nozzle. Do not use any cleaning agents or solvents. A soft nylon brush may be used in accessible area.
Remove inspection cover and inspect Condensate collector sump. Drain and flush the condense collector
and condensate drain as required.
l) Do not use any cleaning agents or solvents.
m) Inspect the condensate trap to verify it is open and free from debris. Clean if necessary.
n)	 Reinstall	the	burner,	burner	hood,	combustion	fan,	gas	valve	assembly	and	the	attenuator	hose.
o)	 Reconnect	any	wiring	which	has	been	disconnected.
p)	 Qualified	service	personnel	should	thoroughly	inspect	the	heating	system	and	correct	any	deficiencies		
prior to restarting the boiler.
q)	 Follow	Section	xI	Start-up	and	Checkout	instructions	before	leaving	installation.	
r)	 Perform	the	combustion	test	outlined	in	Section	xI.
s)	 Ensure	system	water	is	within	required	PH	range	(6.0	and	8.5).
t)	 Inspect	vent	system.
•	 To	ensure	all	joints	and	pipe	connections	are	tight.
•	 To	ensure	it	is	free	from	debris,	cracks,	corrosion	and/or	deterioration.		If	any	piping	needs	replacing,	
do so immediately.