He- 111 − troubleshooting – AERCO SWDW68 U-Tube Double-Wall Heaters w/ECS User Manual

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HE-

111 − TROUBLESHOOTING

Rev B Mar 2013

7-10

Table 7-3 TROUBLESHOOTING – ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM

NO.

FAULT INDICATION

PROBABLE CAUSE

CORRECTIVE ACTION

T18

Over-temperature alarm
occurs repeatedly.

NOTE

Audible alarms will be
generated if the Hot Water
Output temperature sensor is
open. Erroneous temperature
readings will be displayed if
sensor is shorted.

1. Over-temperature Switch is not

set properly.

2. Open or shorted Hot Water

Outlet temperature sensor
(thermocouple) is connected to
the Over-temperature Switch.

3. Over-temperature Switch is

defective.

1. Refer to Chapter 4 and check the current setting of the Over-

temperature Switch. Readjust as necessary.

2. Check thermocouple connections between Hot Water Outlet sensor

connector plug and TB-1 terminal leads 111 (+) and 112 (-). If
connections are secure, replace the Dual-temperature Sensor.

3. Replace the Over-temperature Switch.

T19 Over-temperature alarm

condition cannot be cleared.

Over-temperature Switch
displays erroneous
temperature readings

1. Shorted Hot Water Output

temperature sensor.

2. Defective Over-temperature

Switch

3. A “No-Flow” condition is

causing a gradual buildup of
heat in the vessel water.

4. External recirculation pump

has shut off or has failed.

5. Over-temperature Switch

setting is too low.

6. Packing nut is too tight.

7. Over-temperature Solenoid

Valve is leaking or open.

1. Replace Hot Water Output Temperature Sensor.

2. Replace Over-temperature Switch.

3. Open heat exchanger Hot Water Outlet to see if fault clears. If there

is no flow through the heat exchanger, see Probable Cause 4.

4. Check pump to ensure that it is turned on and functioning properly.

Also, check for blockage in the incoming flow.

5. Refer to Chapter 4 and check the current setting of the Over-

temperature Switch. Readjust as necessary.

6. Loosen the packing nut and re-tighten it avoiding the use of

excessive force.

7. Inspect the solenoid valve for evidence of leaks. If leaks are

detected, replace the solenoid valve.

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