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7.  TROUBLESHOOTING. ELIMINATION OF DEFECTS. 

7.1

If the main voltage is present but no electrical sparks are generated at the rod's tip when there is correct voltage 
at the HV ignition transformer input and output terminals (if it can be measured), perform the following:  
a)  Disconnect the power source.  
b)  Check if the power supply voltage comply with the transformer wiring – see p. 4.  
c)  Check the condition of the cable and electric connections for possible mechanical damage.  
d)  Check the condition of the rod, tip and it's screw joint for possible mechanical damage (as in p. 6.2) that 

could cause internal electrical breakdown.  

e)  Follow the guidelines in points 6.3, 6.4 respectively.  
f)   After opening the door of the power pack box, check visually electrical connections on the board, check HV 

transformer, capacitors and other components for burn marks. In the case of excessive wear or burn marks 
replace the component.  

g)  Assembly the igniter, connect the power supply and grounding, make the functional test.  
h)  If no sparks are generated after the above measures have been taken, replace the original rod tip, reconnect 

the power source and make the functional test again, following the rules in this manual.  

i)   If again no sparks are generated, replace the complete rod, and further the cable and repeat the functional test 

each time.  

j)   If still no sparks are generated, replace the complete power pack and repeat the functional test. If the spark 

will appear replace capacitors one by one in broken power pack and further replace the HV transformer.  

k)  After every step assembly the igniter, reconnect the power supply/grounding and repeat the functional test.  

7.2

The main components can be checked the following way:  
a)  Rod Tip P/N 

HE-TIP-24-L

: check on reference igniter rod.  

b)  Spark Gap P/N 

HE-SG-24

: check on reference igniter power pack.  

c)  Transformer P/N 

HE-TR-1150

: disconnect from capacitor C1 apply supply voltage. Measure output voltage 

using high voltage probe – the RMS value should be 1,150V, peak 1,650V.  

d)  Capacitors P/N 

HE-CAP-10, -2, -05

: use a multi-meter with capacitance measurement, disconnect GND bus 

and measure capacitor capacity. It should be as per the capacitor specification.  

7.3

If the main voltage is present but no electrical sparks are generated at the rod's tip and there is no voltage at the 
HV ignition transformer output (if it can be measured), perform the following:  
a)  Check if the power supply voltage comply with the transformer wiring – see p. 4.  
b)  After opening the power pack box, check the presence of main supply on the HV transformer input and output 

(use high voltage probe). If there is no voltage at transformer output replace the transformer. If there is no 
equipment to measure transformer output replace the transformer by a spare one.  

c)  Assemble the igniter, connect the power supply and carry out the functional test following the above rules.  

7.4

If the main voltage is present and the sparking is visible in other places: on rod connections, grounding points 
and cable glands, perform the steps as above especially looking for bad connections, cracked cables, rods, bad 
grounding  connections.  Try  to  identify  and  correct/replace  faulty  part.  Repeat  functional  test  after  every 
component replacement following the rules in this manual.  

7.5

If there is no flame confirmation on flame safeguard system despite the proper igniter functioning and flame 
presence on a burner, check the flame safeguard system and refer to this system manuals.  

7.6

For any services and troubleshooting of Fireye retraction system module refer to Bulletin No 

SF-2001

.  

7.7

If, after all above measures have been taken, the 

HDHESI 

igniter does not work properly, or other igniter failure 

occurs, please contact the manufacturer's service department.  

7.8

Before any works on igniter circuit, replacing components always disconnect the supply and wait 90 sec. before 
opening.  

7.9

Before performing any functional tests connect the grounding and only then connect supply.  

7.10 Each time before installation check the connection cable for mechanical damages. 

Summary of Contents for SureFire II HDHESI

Page 1: ...lag ash unburned fuel environment In case of special fuels or difficult operating conditions consult Fireye before ordering This High Energy Igniter is intended for intermittent operation as Class 3 Special igniter The igniter is made of high quality materials and its components are rigorously checked and tested prior to dispatch No moving parts and parts requiring adjustment ensure long and troub...

Page 2: ...the end of the rod tip see Fig 2 4 6 between the central positive electrode and the grounded rod outer tube negative electrode After the Trial for Ignition the SureFire II HDHESI igniter must be disconnected from the power supply The circuit is equipped with discharging resistors which allows a quick discharge of capacitors below 90 seconds from when the igniter power supply is disconnected Only a...

Page 3: ...missible operating temperatures appropriate measures should be taken e g change of the mounting position and method of fixing use of purge cooling air f In special or difficult applications consult Fireye FIGURE 2 SureFire II Heavy Duty HESI Igniter FIGURE 3 Use of SureFire II Heavy Duty HESI Igniter on oil burner basic principles of rod positioning ...

Page 4: ...CCORDANCE WITH THE IGNITER WIRING DIAGRAM SEE FIG 4 WITH PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE CORRECT GROUNDING TO THE PLANT GROUNDING SYSTEM NOTICE THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL SHOULD BE OBSERVED DURING INSTALLATION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE WARNING ALL WORK ON BURNER INSTALLATION MAY ONLY BE CARRIED OUT WEARING PROTECTIVE CLOTHING INCLUDING PROTECTIVE UV BLOCKING GLASSES HARD HAT AN...

Page 5: ...020 Carrier FIGURE 5 HESI Igniter Rod junction box wiring FIGURE 6 Heavy Duty HESI Igniter Power Pack layout FIGURE 7 Connection of supply voltage 230VAC 115VAC and HV cable to the rod on Power Pack board ...

Page 6: ...two wire shielded OD 15 mm 4 5kV max wire 1 5 mm Power Pack dimensions L x W x H 250 x 360 x 155 mm Weight of parts material Power Pack P N HE PP 24 9 8 kg Carbon Steel powder coated or Stainless Steel option Rod P N HE ROD 24 0 9 0 9 m long 1 3 kg with rod tip Cast Aluminum painted j box 316 SS tube Rod weight adder approx 0 75 kg per meter Rod Tip P N HE TIP 24 L 0 7 kg 316 Stainless and Heat Re...

Page 7: ... high temperature applications always use retractor with min stroke 400 mm to pull the tip back inside the guide tube increase the guide tube length so that the rod tip is completely hidden in guide tube when retracted use purging cooling air in the tube to cool the rod and push away a dirt 4 7 Mounting of the igniter in a retractor the igniter s rod should be placed inside the guide pipe and fixe...

Page 8: ...IGNITER START UP AND OPERATION 5 11 During the burner start up the main voltage 230 115 VAC can be applied to the power pack provided that proper wiring conditions as in p 5 3 to 5 6 have been verified as well as the correct assembly of the igniter has been inspected 5 12 When starting the burner installation from cold conditions after a longer standstill check the operation of the ignition device...

Page 9: ...of excessive damage replace the rod Open the rod junction box cover and check the condition of the cables and terminals The inside of box and cables must be clean and should not bear any traces of mechanical or thermal damages In case of water ingress traces check the condition of box gasket and tightness of glands and gasket from rod side Check tip contact socket on the rod side insulator and thr...

Page 10: ...re output voltage using high voltage probe the RMS value should be 1 150V peak 1 650V d Capacitors P N HE CAP 10 2 05 use a multi meter with capacitance measurement disconnect GND bus and measure capacitor capacity It should be as per the capacitor specification 7 3 If the main voltage is present but no electrical sparks are generated at the rod s tip and there is no voltage at the HV ignition tra...

Page 11: ... under Each rod tip and spark tube has one month warranty to be checked on receipt or within 1 month for damage and tested for the proper functioning Fireye should be notified of any failure After 1 month the warranty on tip expires 8 4 This guarantee covers delivered devices and materials under conditions of proper installation start up operation and maintenance it means the use in accordance wit...

Page 12: ... with junction box replaceable tip Part No Description HE ROD 24 0 8 HDHESI rod 0 8 mtr long with IP67 j box and replaceable tip 685mm for 24 Joules HE ROD 24 1 0 HDHESI rod 1 0 mtr long with IP67 j box and replaceable tip 685mm for 24 Joules HE ROD 24 1 5 HDHESI rod 1 5 mtr long with IP67 j box and replaceable tip 685mm for 24 Joules HE ROD 24 2 0 HDHESI rod 2 0 mtr long with IP67 j box and repla...

Page 13: ...art No Description HE TIP 24 L HDHESI Rod Tip Long length 685mm for 24Joules HE SG 24 Spark Gap 24 Joules HE TR 1150 HV Transformer 230 115 VAC 1150 VAC HE CAP 10 Capacitor 3600 VDC 10μF HE CAP 2 Capacitor 3200 VDC 2μF HE CAP 05 Capacitor 3750 VDC 0 47μF ...

Page 14: ...ion Manual L m 3 Required Ingress Protection Level IP 4 The operating temperature range C 5 Special power pack enclosure material stainless steel for aggressive atmospheres If YES check the box 6 Power pack supply kind of supply 230VAC or 115VAC VAC 7 Capacity of burner to be lit Nominal Max kW Reduced for Ignition Start capacity kW 8 Kind of fuel type of Oil Gas enclose fuel composition sheet Cal...

Page 15: ... system or its overall performance WARRANTIES FIREYE guarantees for one year from the date of installation or 18 months from date of manufacture of its products to replace or at its option to repair any product or part thereof except lamps electronic tubes and photocells which is found defective in material or workmanship or which otherwise fails to conform to the description of the product on the...

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