Global Finishing Solutions Batch Burn-Off Oven BBO-8808

CAUTION! All personnel involved with this equipment must be instructed in the safe conduct and operation of this unit

Reference: Refer to the Midco Burner Installation and Service Instructions

NOTICE! Per NFPA 86, the product must be installed and serviced only by a trained, qualified service technician. Incorrect installation may void the warranty

Clean ash residue from inside the oven after each cycle

Clean ash from under the burner tubes (if needed)

Press the Test Cooling Water button to test the spray nozzles and the functionality of the button. If the spray nozzles do not work properly, clean or replace them

If applicable: Check hand valves, manual dampers, and secondary air openings/adjustable bypasses for proper positions

Check blowers for unusual bearing noise and shaft vibration

If applicable: Verify proper operation of ventilation equipment

CAUTION! All personnel involved with this equipment must be instructed in the safe conduct and operation of this unit

Reference: Refer to the Midco Burner Installation and Service Instructions

NOTICE! Per NFPA 86, the product must be installed and serviced only by a trained, qualified service technician. Incorrect installation may void the warranty

Calibrate all instrumentation to ensure proper readings

CAUTION! All personnel involved with this equipment must be instructed in the safe conduct and operation of this unit

Reference: Refer to the Midco Burner Installation and Service Instructions

NOTICE! Per NFPA 86, the product must be installed and serviced only by a trained, qualified service technician. Incorrect installation may void the warranty

Test the automatic or manual turndown equipment

Take apart the castors to clean and decontaminate them

NOTE! GFS does not recommend greasing the casters

Test the interlock sequence of all safety equipment

Force each interlock to fail manually

Verify that the related equipment closes or stops as specified by the manufacturer

CAUTION! All personnel involved with this equipment must be instructed in the safe conduct and operation of this unit

NOTICE! Per NFPA 86, the product must be installed and serviced only by a trained, qualified service technician. Incorrect installation may void the warranty

Test thermocouples and lead wire for shorts and loose connections

Check setting and operation of high temperature limit device(s)

NOTE! Refer to “Safety checklist” (page 15) for instructions

Test visual and/or audible alarm systems for proper signals

NOTE! Refer to “Safety checklist” (page 15) for instructions

Check all pressure switches for proper pressure settings, as defined in the Design Drawings

NOTE! Refer to “Gas train components” (page 17) for information on switch settings

CAUTION! All personnel involved with this equipment must be instructed in the safe conduct and operation of this unit

NOTICE! Per NFPA 86, the product must be installed and serviced only by a trained, qualified service technician. Incorrect installation may void the warranty

SCOPE! This task checks the closure tightness of a gas safety shutoff valve and should be performed by qualified personnel during the initial startup of a burner system, at least annually thereafter, and whenever the valve or valve bonnet is replaced

PREREQUISITES! Prior to performing the valve leak test, and with the appliance running, apply an all-purpose liquid leak detector and bubble test all gas train components and fittings downstream of the main shut-off valve (G). The presence of bubbles indicates a leak. Tighten the fittings before proceeding

Disable the burner system and make sure the safety shut-off valves are closed via the visual indicators

Close the upstream shut-off valve (G) and both downstream manual test ball valves (L)

Remove the cap on the valve 1 test port (H) and connect the test apparatus to the test port

Open the upstream shut-off valve (G)

Allow some time for potential leakage to charge the plumbing before measuring the valve seat leakage