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Electronics / converting gaspack airhandler to OWB boiler pack
« on: November 04, 2010, 09:46:11 PM »
We're installing a Hardy in the next few weeks for Dad.. Probably an H4. He's headed down to make the downpayment.
This is a 150yr old farmhouse. We have a Heil N8MPN100F14 gaspack airhandler assembly in the basement,which we intend to convert for the OWB.
We've already removed the gas pack assembly from the airhandler, and are putting a Hardy large size radiator in it (largest that will fit).
The issue is this:
We anticipate the airhandler will 'lockout' as it will not see a flame on the flame sensor (which is there).
How do we bypass the flame sensor on the circuit board? Is there a way to 'trick' the controller into seeing flame all the time, or is there a thermal system one can drop in which will mimic a flame sensor?
This is a 150yr old farmhouse. We have a Heil N8MPN100F14 gaspack airhandler assembly in the basement,which we intend to convert for the OWB.
We've already removed the gas pack assembly from the airhandler, and are putting a Hardy large size radiator in it (largest that will fit).
The issue is this:
We anticipate the airhandler will 'lockout' as it will not see a flame on the flame sensor (which is there).
How do we bypass the flame sensor on the circuit board? Is there a way to 'trick' the controller into seeing flame all the time, or is there a thermal system one can drop in which will mimic a flame sensor?
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Site Suggestions / Yard Sale sub forum
« on: October 29, 2010, 05:09:18 PM »
i suggest a place for selling extra widgets which are OWB related (extra PEX, valves, thermostats, etc).. Strictly non-commercial of course....
I'm a member of several adventure bike forums, and have found it's a fabulous way to see that extra gizmo that's collecting dust in the garage get to somebody who can use it....
The biggest challenge is to weed out the 'professional' scammers.. but that becomes self apparent after a couple of postings...
I'm a member of several adventure bike forums, and have found it's a fabulous way to see that extra gizmo that's collecting dust in the garage get to somebody who can use it....
The biggest challenge is to weed out the 'professional' scammers.. but that becomes self apparent after a couple of postings...
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