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S8701/S8702 DIRECT SPARK IGNITION CONTROLS

NOTE:

If the gas control has been replaced or serviced,
lightoff may not be satisfactory until air has been
purged from the gas line or the gas input and
combustion air have been adjusted (see
manufacturer’s instructions).

Table 6. Trial for Ignition Periods for the S8701/S8702.

Check Trial for Ignition

1. Check device label on control to determine correct

Trial for Ignition time.

2. With the system power off and the thermostat or

temperature control set to call for heat, manually
shut off the gas supply.

3. Turn power on to energize the S8701/S8702,

immediately start timing when the gas valve turns
on.

4. Determine the number of seconds to drop-out of the

gas valve. It should not exceed the trial for ignition
time shown in Table 6.

5. After spark cutoff, manually reopen gas supply cock.

No gas should flow to the main burner.

6. Reset system as described below.

Resetting S8701 and S8702 After Safety
Lockout

If the control goes into safety lockout, it will remain locked
out for D and K models, until the system is reset.

To reset the system:
Adjust the temperature control setting to below room
temperature, wait 5 seconds, and move the temperature
control setting up to request heat or remove 24V power
and reapply. Normal ignition should occur as described in
Start System section.

NOTE:

F and M models have the 3 retry feature for Trial
for Ignition with 30 second interpurge between
TFI periods. Safety lockout on the F and M
models occurs after the 3rd TFI period if flame is
not sensed. F and M models also automatically
reset after one (1) hour in lockout.

CHECKOUT

Start the system and observe operation through at least
one complete cycle to make certain all controls are
operating safely.

Sequence of Operation

The S8701/S8702 controls perform the following basic
functions:

Supplies power to the electronic pulse-generator
circuit for the spark igniter (14,000 volts, open circuit).

Allows up to 23.75 seconds (maximum) for ignition
and 1 or 3 trials before system safety lockout occurs
(see Table 4).

Senses burner flame for safe lighting (2 burners for
S8702).

Shuts off spark after burner is lit.

The S8701 and S8702 are powered by a 24 Vac trans-
former and activated when the temperature control
requests heat.

Operation is as follows:
When the S8701/S8702 control is activated by the
temperature control’s request for heat, S8701/S8702
controls perform a safe-start check that determines proper
operation of the control before beginning the normal
sequence of operation. Once the Safe Start Check
operation passes, the control turns on the spark circuit and
at the same time, the S8701/S8702 opens the gas
control’s main valves, which allows gas to flow to the main
burner.

Power is supplied to the generator until:

The main burner(s) lights and the flame sensor
current reaches 1.0 

µ

A, or

The ignition activation period ends

If the main burner lights, a flame sensing circuit is com-
pleted through the flame to the burner head to ground.
This current flow sets the Trial for Ignition timer to the reset
(normal) condition and interrupts the spark ignition circuit
(flame sense must occur on both burners on a S8702).
Should the current flow be interrupted, i.e., flame out
condition, the trial for ignition period begins again.

The S8701/S8702 will keep the gas control main valve
open as long as there is a request for heat and flame
current through the flame sensing circuit. If, however, the
trial for ignition timing period ends before the main burner
lights or the flame sensor establishes enough current, the
system will go into safety lockout or interpurge if the
control is an F or M model.

When the system goes into safety lockout, power to the
spark generator is interrupted, the power to the gas valve
is interrupted and the alarm circuit is completed and the
LED is steady on. The system will stay locked out until it is
reset by moving the temperature control setpoint to below
room temperature, no request for heat, for 5 seconds.
Then, re-energize the system by moving the temperature
control setpoint 5

°

F (3

°

C) above room temperature. Or,

remove 24 Vac power to the control then reapply.

NOTE:

F and M models will automatically reset from
lockout after one (1) hour.

Model

Specified Trial for

Ignition (TFI) (stamped

on control)

Trial for

Ignition Should

Not Exceed

S8701;
S8702

4.6 sec

6.6 sec

11.6 sec

21.6 sec

5.05 sec

7.25 sec

12.75 sec

23.75 sec

Summary of Contents for S8701

Page 1: ...intenance section Review the following conditions that can apply to your specific installation and take the precautionary steps suggested Frequent Cycling This control is designed for use on commercial cooking appliances that typically cycle 400 times a day year round Perform a monthly checkout Water or Steam Cleaning If a control gets wet replace it If the appliance is likely to be cleaned with w...

Page 2: ...shielding should be provided by the appliance manufacturer verify proper air circulation is maintained when the appliance is installed Table 2 S8701 S8702 Ambient Temperature Ratings IMPORTANT If this is a replacement application follow the appliance manufacturer s instructions if avail able The manufacturer usually provides wiring diagrams start up and checkout instructions and the service proced...

Page 3: ...COMBINATION GAS CONTROL 2 0A MAX TEMPERATURE CONTOLLER LIMIT CONTROLLER TRANSFORMER M16232A FLAME SENSE ALARM VALVE GND VALVE GND 24 Vac GND 24 Vac BURNER GND SPARK ALARM IF USED Fig 2 S8701 Wiring Diagram Minimum VA Rating 24V transformer Total Valve Current in amperes S8701 S8702 in amperes 20 up to 0 6 0 15 30 0 6 to 1 0 0 15 40 1 0 to 1 4 0 15 55 1 4 to 2 0 0 15 Wiring General Precautions 1 Ch...

Page 4: ...d checkout procedures for other system components NOTE If one of the system components fail the S8701 S8702 will either not operate or it will go into safety lockout depending on the type of failure If the system does not perform as outlined in Start System and Check Trial for Ignition steps below refer to the SERVICE section to deter mine the cause Gas Leak Test If the gas control has been replac...

Page 5: ...rners for S8702 Shuts off spark after burner is lit The S8701 and S8702 are powered by a 24 Vac trans former and activated when the temperature control requests heat Operation is as follows When the S8701 S8702 control is activated by the temperature control s request for heat S8701 S8702 controls perform a safe start check that determines proper operation of the control before beginning the norma...

Page 6: ...BE SENSED AT BOTH BURNERS ON S8702 SPARK GENERATOR IS SHUT OFF LOCKOUT TIMER IS RESET IF FLAME CURRENT IS NOT SENSED B D J AND K MODELS GO INTO LOCKOUT AFTER ONE 1 TRIAL FOR IGNITION PERIOD LED IN ON SYSTEM MUST BE RESET MAIN BURNER OPERATION UNIT MONITORS BURNER FLAME CURRENT LOSS OF FLAME SPARK GENERATOR IS POWERED B D J AND K MODELS GO INTO LOCKOUT AFTER ONE 1 TRIAL FOR IGNITION PERIOD LED IS O...

Page 7: ...rol setpoint 5 F 3 C above room temperature Return setpoint to normal temperature setting or by re applying 24 Vac power to the S8701 S8702 control 5 Check ceramic insulator on flame sensor spark igniter or igniter sensor A cracked insulator will allow current to leak to ground Replace device if insulator is cracked START PREPURGE L AND M MODELS ONLY SAFE START CHECK TRIAL FOR IGNITION MAIN BURNER...

Page 8: ... they are clean and tight Grounding Connections A common ground is required for the burner spark igniter or igniter sensor mounting bracket the 24 Vac GND terminal and the GND burner terminal of the S8701 S8702 If ground is poor or erratic safety shutdown may occur occasionally even though operation is normal at time of checkout Therefore if nuisance shutdowns have been reported be sure to check g...

Page 9: ...e rod is immersed in the burner flame A bent flame rod bent mounting bracket or cracked ceramic insulator can affect flame signal Replace flame sensor if necessary Electrical Connections and Shorts Connections at the flame sensor must be clean and tight If wiring needs replacement use moisture resistant no 18 AWG wire rated for continuous duty up to 105 C 221 F Fig 8 Check Burner Flame Conditions ...

Page 10: ...CONTROL IF OKAY REPLACE GAS CONTROL NOTE IF UNIT GOES INTO LOCKOUT RESET SYSTEM CHECK CONTINUITY OF SENSOR CABLE S AND GROUND WIRES NOTE IF GROUND IS POOR OR ERRATIC SHUTDOWNS MAY OCCUR OCCASIONALLY EVEN THOUGH OPERATION IS NORMAL AT TIME OF CHECKOUT CHECK FOR EXCESSIVE HEAT AT SENSOR INSULATOR S TEMPERATURE ABOVE 1000 F 538 C CAUSES SHORT TO GROUND IF CHECKS ARE OKAY REPLACE UNIT NOTE IF UNIT GOE...

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