_01
___
_---on
,
=;
Switch-on: green pilot light
in
the operating unit
~ON·.
After about 1 s&cond: healing coil of glow plug
NON-.
Blower 'ON" at full speed.
After
33 -
70
seconds: fuel
pump
·OW.
Once a stable llame has been obtained. the
glow
plug is
switched
off.
To
reach
the
operating temperature
of
the heat exchanger
quickly, the healer
is
operated
at
an
increased heating ca-
pacily
of
5.5
kW
after being switched
on.
Once
the
heat exchanger operating temperature
has
been
reached,
the
heating capacity is reduced
10
4.8
1NoI.
The
duration of heater operation
with
Increased capacity
depends
on
the
ambient temperature.
Reguldon
In heatlna opention
Once the intakelroom temperature as set at the operating
unit has been reached,
the
heater switches
to
the
"lOW"
setting and then continues to
run
at low blower motor
speed.
If
the
heating capacity
In
the
NLOW"
control setting
is
in-
sufficient,
the
heater switches to
the
"MEDIUM~
setting.
The
blower continues to operate
at
low speed.
In
most cases,
the
LOW/MEDIUM/LOW
settings
at
low
speed will provide
the
required heal.
If
the
heat
ing
capacity
in
lhe Q
MEDIUM"
sening
is
insuffi-
cient. the heater switches back to
the
-HIGW setling. This
entails full speed
tor
the
blower motor again. _
If
in
some cases
even
less heating capacity is needed
than
the
heater supplies in
the
"LOW' sening. the heater
switches to
the
·OFf" setting.
The
heater continues to
run
after shutdown, followed
by
constant after-ventilation prior to
restart.
The
constant after-ventilation applies only lor heaters
In
reci
rculated air mode.
The
subsequent restart is
in
the
-MEDIUMM setting
at
low
blower motor speed.
When
the
heater
is
finally switched
off.
the
green pilot light
goes out and
the
blower continues to
run
until
II
coots
down. During continued operation,
the
glow plug is
switched on
for
approx.
30
sees
. to dean it
of
combustion
residues.
Th
is continued operation will always
end
after about 4
to
5 minutes
at
low speed.
3
Control_nd
ufety
equipment
The
flame
is
monitored
by
the
flame sensor
(7).
the
maximum permitted temperature by the safety thermal cutout
switch (5).
Both
of
them affect the control unit
(19),
which switches off
the
heater in
the
event
of
fauNs
.
. 1.
If
the healer does not ignite wtthin 90 seconds of
the
start
of
fuel
pumping, starting is repealed as described.
If
the healer still does not ignite after a further 90 se-
conds,
fauN
shutdown follows.
2.
If
lhe flame goes out
by
itself during operation, a restart
follows
first.
If
the heater does
not
ignite within 90 seconds
of
fuel
pumping being switched
on.
or
It
does Ignite but then
goes out within
10
minutes, fault shutdown follows.
The fault shutdown can be cancelled out
by
briefly
switching
the
heater
off
and back
on
again.
3. In the event
of
overheating, the safety thermal cutout
switch (5)
leacts
,
the
fuel
supply is interrupted, and fault
shutdown follows.
If
overheating
is
the cause of a fault shutdown,
the
switch-on pilot light
(green)
in
the
operating unit flashes
steadily.
Once
the
cause
of
the overheat
has
been remedied,
the
heater
can
be restarted
by
switching
it
off
and then
back
on
again.
4. Further
fauN
indicating signals cen be obtained
with
additional equipment, and
are
described in
the
trouble-
shooting and repair Instructions
on
pages
4 and 5.
5.
If
the voltage drops
below about
10.5
or
21
V.
Of
rises
above
15
or
30 V as
the
cese may be, fault shutdown
follows.
6.
If
the glow plug
is
defective and the electric line to the
metering pump
has a break,
the
heater will
not
start.
7. When
the
heater
is
started
the
functioning of
the
blower
motor is checked
once.
11
it
does not
start,
the
heater
will undergo fault shutdown.
During operation,
the
blower motor
is
monitored
in
cyc-
les
(4
mlns.).
If
the molor speed
Is
below the permitted
limit,
lauN
shutdown follows.
PIe8
..
not.:
For
electric welding work
on
the
vehicle, the positive ter-
minal
of
the battery must
be
disconnected and earthed
in
order to protect
the
control
unit.
I