Monitor GF3800 Specifications download pdf (Page 23)

SECTION

G

PROTECTIVE FEATURES

LOSS

OF

POWER-AUTOMATIC RESET:

NOJE:lf power

to the

heater

is

interrupted,

a

thud-like

noise

may be

heard

in the

combustion chamber.

This

is

normal,

and

should

not

cause alarm.

For

power

interruptions

of up to 30

minutes,

the

set

memory

is

kept

and

will

resume operation

automatically

with

the set

memory.

For

power interruptions beyond

30

minutes,

if

your

heater

was in

MANUAL operation before

the

power

interruption,

it

will

resume operation

(after

a 3

minute cool down period)

in the

y\ANUAL

mode

and

maintain room temperature

at the

last manually

selected

and set

temperature.

In the

case

of

AUTOMATIC

operation before

the

power

interruption,

the

heater

will

resume operation

at a

reset

temperature

of 60° F.

When

the

heater resumes operation,

The

Display

Window

will show 88:88 indicating

the

need

to

reset

the

clock

and the day of the

week

tor

automatic operation.

CHILD LOCK:

NOTE:The

CHILD LOCK

will

help

to

prevent accidental

operation

as

well

as

small

children

from

altering

controls.

To

operate

the

CHILD

LOCK

simply

hold

the

"CHILD

LOCK"

Button

down

for 3

seconds,

or

until

you

hear

two

short

beeps.

The

function

is

activated immediately

and the

"CHILD

LOCK"

Light

will

illuminate.

To

deactivate

the

CHILD

LOCK

simply

hold

the

"CHILD

LOCK" Burton down

for 3

seconds,

or

until

you

hear

two

short beeps.

The

"CHILD

LOCK" Light will

go

out.

The

lock

can be

deactivated

at any

time

in

this

way.

During normal operation

the

CHILD LOCK

may be

activated

and all

controls

other than

the OFF

switch

will

be

locked. Deactivating

the

lock releases

the

controls.

If

the

lock

is

activated

while

the

heater

is

turned OFF, then

all

functions

will

be

locked.

If the

heater

is

Turned

OFF

while

the

CHILD

LOCK

is

activated,

it

cannot

be

turned

ON

again

until

the

lock

is

deactivated.

OVERHEAT PREVENTION

If

your heater overheats,

a

thermostatic

switch

will

automatically

stop

the

flow

of

gas,

and

extinguish

the

flame.

The

Display

Window

shows

"E

17".

Restore heater

operation

by

following

the

steps

below

NOTE:Other

symptoms listed

in the

trouble

shooting chart

may

cause

the

display window

to

show

"E

17".

besides

an

overheat situation.

Step

1:

Turn

the

Heater

Off

Press

the

Operation

Button

to put it in the

"Off"

position.

Step

2:

Allow

the

Heater

to

Cool

Wait

approximately

30 to 45

minutes

for the

heater

to

cool

completely.

Step

3:

Unplug

the

Heater

from

the

Wall

Outlet.

Step

4:

Remove Obstructions

The

overheated

condition

may be

caused

by

obstructions

blocking

the air

flow

to the

heater

.

Check:

•

The

front

of the

heater

• The

circulation

fan (on the

back

of the

heater).

•

The

flue

pipe

(outside)

Step

5:

Remove

Front

Cover

and

Grill

Assys

Remove

the

screws

from

each

side

of the

cabinet

securing

the

Front

Cover.

Carefully

remove

the

Front

Cover.

Remove

the

7

screws,(three

on

each

side

and one in the

center)

securing

the

Grill

Assembly

to the

heater. Remove

the

Grill

Assembly.

Remove

any

accumulation

of

dust

or

other

matter

that

may

be

covering

the

burn

chamber

and the

heat

exchangers

inside

the

heater.

step

6:Replace

the

Front

Cover

and

Grill

Assemblies

Step

7:

Plug

in the

Heater

Step

8:

Re-program

the

Healer

Step

9:

Turn

Heater

On

/\

CAUTION:

If the

unit overheats

a

second time,

turn

it off and

contact your

MPI

dealer

lor

service.

'ELECTRICAL

FUSE

In the

unlikely

event

of a

failure

in the

heater's

electrical

system,

a

fuse

will

"blow"

and

interrupt

the

power.

Do not

attempt

to

change

the

fuse.

Contact

your

MPI

dealer

for the

name

of a

trained

and

certified

service

representative

in

your

area.

NO

TE:

Using

a

surge protector

can

minimize

the

chances

of

a

blown fuse caused

by

power surges.

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