Johnson & Starley SCT 100-95 G, Installation And User Instructions Manual

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Failure

Cause

Measure

3.4

Fault finding

Blocked pilot burner

Blocked chimney

Safety thermostat

Thermocouple defective

Thermocouple makes no
contact

Gas supply closed

Temperature is set too low

Control knob in position (

✸

)

(pilot burns )

Control knob in position (

●

)

Flue safety device closed the
gas supply

Gas supply closed

Safety thermostat has closed
the gas supply because the
water temperature was too
high

Hot water storage empty

Cause cannot be determined

Condensation of (flue) gasses

Insufficient sealing of the
water connections (thread)

Leakage from other water-
appliances or pipes near by

Gas smell

Pilot
extinguishes

Insufficient or
no hot water

Water leakage

If you smell gas you should immediately close
the main gas tap  you should not light any fire
or switch on light, electrical switches or bells.
Open windows and immediately contact your
installer or the local gas company.

Clean the pilot burner

Find the cause and remove it.

Set the temperature regulator at a lower
temperature.

Replace the thermocouple

Restore the connection

Open the gas tap

Set the temperature regulator at a higher
temperature

Turn the temperature regulator completely
clockwise; turn control button to “on” ( 

) ; turn

the temperature regulator to the desired
position, preferably position 4. The appliance
now operates fully automatically.

Put the appliance into operation.

Press the reset button - if present - on the
safety thermostat and put the appliance into
operation. If this occurs more often then you
should inform your installer.

Open the gas tap and put the appliance into
operation.

Set the temperature regulator at a lower
temperature and reignite the pilot burner.

Reduce the consumption of hot water. Allow the
appliance time to heat the water.

Turn the control button to the (

●

) position.

Close the gas tap and inform your installer.

See “Condensation”.

Tighten the threaded connections.

Trace the cause.