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3.2 Commissioning
Checks to be performed on rst ignition, and after all maintenance operations that involve the disconnection
of the appliance from systems or intervention on the safety devices or parts of the burner:
Before igniting the burner,
• Check that the burner is correctly fastened to the boiler, and the preliminary adjustments described
previously have been performed.
• Make sure that boiler and the system have been lled with water or diathermic oil, that the valves in the
water circuit are open and that the ue gas exhaust pipe is free and correctly sized.
• Check that the boiler door is closed, so that the ame only propagates inside the combustion cham-
ber.
• Fit the pressure gauge and the vacuometer to the pump (removed before operation).
• Open the gate valves in the oil pipes, making sure that there is fuel in the tank and that the return pipe
is not blocked.
Attention: Blockages may cause the pump seal device to break.
Igniting the burner
• Connect electrical power by closing the main switch upstream of the burner
• Close the thermostat line (boiler/room)
• Reset the appliance (pressing the red button)
• Operation will start according to Figs. 10a and 10b and the diagram in Fig. 9:
1 The burner motor will start turning, together with the pump: the oil fed in is completely sent to the
return (Fig. 10a). The ignition transformer is activated at the same time.
2 The following phases are performed: pre-ventilation of the furnace, pre-washing of part of the oil circuit,
pre-ignition, with discharge between the tips of the electrodes.
3 At the end of the pre-washing phase, the appliance opens the electromagnetic valve (Fig. 10b): the
oil reaches the nozzle, from where it is sprayed. Contact with the discharge between the electrodes
ignites the ame. At the same time, the safety time starts, within which the photo cell must detect the
ame.
4 If the photo cell does not detect the ame, the burner shuts-down (the red light comes on).
Wait around 15 seconds, reset and repeat the ignition cycle.
Required input signals
Signal on output
R-SB-W Thermostat /Pressurestat
FS
Flame signal
M
Burner motor
Z
Ignition transformer
BV
Fuel valve
OH
Oil pre-heater
OW
Release contact of oil pre-heater
A
Beginning of the startup
sequence with burners
using no oil pre-heater
B
Time of ame establishment
C
Running position
D
Controlled shutdown by «R»
A'
Beginning of the startup
sequence with burners
using an oil pre-heater
t1
Pre-purge time
TSA
Ignition safety time
t3
Pre- ignition time
t3n
Logn post-ignition time
tw
Waiting time for oil pre-heating
In particular, with single-tube systems, if the fuel inlet pipe is initially empty, the air contained in
the pipe must be vented for the fuel pump to be primed. It is recommended, before igniting the
burner, to loosen the pressure gauge connection screw on the pump and then perform the ignition
cycle.
When the oil comes out of the screw, the pump is primed. Switch off the burner and tighten the
screw.
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Cod. 3540C353 - Rev. 01 - 02/2015
SUN G3 R
g. 9
GB
