Maxitrol preliminary circuit analysis, Series 44 system – FloAire FAV-M User Manual

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Maxitrol Preliminary Circuit Analysis

Series 44 System


The basic Series 44 system consists of an amplifier, a discharge-air monitor with mixing tube, a
selectrastat, and a modulating valve or a modulator-regulator valve.

Series 44 Wiring for Preliminary Testing Procedures:

Turn the test potentiometer to 2,000-Ohm minimum resistance. The dc voltage should read 0-V.
Slowly turn the test potentiometer to maximum resistance or 12,000-Ohms. The dc voltage
should gradually increase to at least 18-V.

If proper voltages are observed, continue with the following test procedures.

If proper voltages are not observed, the problem is identified with the amplifier, the 24-V ac power
supply, or the circuit connected to Terminals 6 and 7.

Turn power OFF. Wire system as shown. Turn power back ON.

Turn the test potentiometer to minimum resistance. The dc voltage should read 0-V. Slowly turn
the test potentiometer to maximum resistance. The dc voltage should gradually increase to at
least 18-V.

If proper voltages are observed, continue with the following test procedures.

If proper voltages are not observed, the problem is identified with the amplifier, the 24-V ac power
supply, or the circuit connected to Terminals 6 and 7.

Observe burner flame and burner pressure as test potentiometer is turned through full range.

o

0 to 5-V

The heater should be at bypass or low.

o

5 to 15-V

The heater should respond to various input rates.

o

15-V and up

The heater is at maximum input.

If proper voltages are observed, continue procedures to check
operation of sensing and selecting components.

If proper voltages are not observed, see checklist on the following
page to test the MR212 or M611 modulating valve and
connecting wiring.

With proper voltages present and modulator responding correctly,
return to the wiring configuration as shown below, except have

the

TS144 discharge-air monitor connected in place of the jumper.

Set

minimum-temperature selector at least 10° F above outdoor
temperature. Set maximum-temperature selector at mid-range.
Heater is now under control of the discharge-air monitor.

Turn test potentiometer to maximum resistance. Air temperature
should be at maximum-temperature setting. Turn test
potentiometer to minimum resistance. Delivered air temperature
should be at minimum temperature setting.

If proper voltages are not observed, check calibration. See
checklist on the following page.

If proper voltages are observed, the problem is identified with the space temperature sensing and
temperature selecting components and circuits.

After these preliminary test procedures are completed, remove all test equipment and reconnect
components.

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