LJ Wing GA-320 User manual

GAIOM-1
Gas-Fired Unit Heaters
Installation, Operation, and
Maintenance Manual
Job Name: __________________________________________________________________
Location: ____________________________________________________________________
Unit Model(s): ________________________________________________________________
Serial Number(s): ______________________________________________________________
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FOR YOUR SAFETY
The use and storage of gasoline or
other flammable vapors and liquids in
open containers in the vicinity of this
appliance is hazardous.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
If you smell gas:
1. Open windows.
2. Don’t touch electrical switches.
3. Extinguish any open flame.
4. Immediately call your gas supplier.
ATTENTION: Read carefully before attempting to install, operate, or service the L.J. WIng
equipment. Retain for future reference.
POST AND MAINTAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN LEGIBLE CONDITION.
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Dallas, TX 75247
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I. GENERAL INFORMATION
INSTALLATION SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
During lifting operations, slings, or chains with
hooks and I-beam spreaders are recommended.
Lifting must be equal to all eye bolts or lugs fur-
nished. The sling spreader (I-beam or equal) must
be equal in length to the longest span between lift-
ing points. Depending on sling length one or more
spreaders are recommended. In no case should the
lift be less than 60° from horizontal or more than 30°
from the threaded shank direction of an eye bolt.
If correspondence with the factory is necessary,
provide the unit model and serial number.
This equipment shall be installed and wired in
accordance with the regulations of the National
Board of Fire Underwriters, National Electric Code,
and local governing bodies, or in Canada, the
applicable provincial regulations for the class.
Authorities having jurisdiction should be consult-
ed before installations are made.Local codes may
require additional safety controls and/or interlocks.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO EQUIPMENT USERS
Inspection of shipment upon arrival...
Shipments are made F.O.B., Dallas, Texas,
by rail or truck. In either case, the unit is securely
strapped, tied, and blocked to prevent shipping
damage. All shipments are checked by an inspec-
tor before they are accepted by the carrier. Parts
that are shipped unmounted are noted on the bill
of materials. These parts, where feasible, are pack-
aged and shipped with the units. Upon receipt of
shipment, all units should be checked carefully for
physical damage in the presence of the carrier’s
representative. If parts are missing or damage has
occurred, a claim should be filed immediately with
the carrier. Widely varying conditions under which
the units are transported to the jobsite, unloaded,
and installed make it impossible for L.J. Wing to
assume responsibility for handling of equipment in
transit.
All options and accessories are shipped mount-
ed and wired whenever possible - within the limita-
tions of shipping and handling. Any accessories
which include wiring that are shipped separate
(i.e., revolving discharge) require no additional con-
duit or wiring in the field.
The unit is designed to simplify field installation.
All parts have been designed to facilitate field
installation of parts and accessories. The purpose
of this manual is to supplement, but not to replace
the services of qualified field service personnel to
supervise the initial adjustment of the unit. Persons
without previous experience with gas-fired equip-
ment should not attempt the initial adjustment and
check-out procedure essential before such installa-
tions may be considered as ready for operation.
FACTORY TEST
All L.J. Wing gas-fired unit heaters are given a
complete operational and control circuit check-out
before final shipment. A copy of the test report is
available upon request.
II. INSPECTING YOUR L.J. WING
GAS-FIRED UNIT HEATER
A. Check unit nameplates to be sure that the
model is correct.
B. Examine the furnace nameplate attached to
the air inlet to be sure that the type of gas
the unit is arranged for is the same as the
gas supply.
C. Check motor nameplate for voltage and cur-
rent rating characteristics.Note: If discrepan-
cies exist contact your local Wing represen-
tative.
D. Turn the fan manually to assure that it is cen-
tered in the fan ring and does not strike. If
necessary re-align.
III. INSTALLATION LOCATION
A. Allow outside air opening or provide make-up
air to tightly sealed rooms for adequate com-
bustion air.
B. Furnaces (all sides and collector box) should
not be mounted closer than six inches to
combustible materials.
C. Allow sufficient access:
1. At ends for servicing burner controls.
2. Approximately 12" between bottom of
duct furnace and service platform for
burner service.
3. On side at one access panel to allow for
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fan unit removal:
Model # Allow (in.)
GA-320 42"
GA-400 48"
GA-640 50"
GA-800 54"
GA-960 60"
GA-1280 60"
4. Approximately 12" at furnace ends for
proper air inlet.
D. Unit should not be installed unless an ade-
quate flue can be provided.
IV.FLUE CONNECTIONS
The flue collector is of one-piece sheet metal
design with integral draft diverter. Flue outlets are
factory arranged to face upward.
Flue Dimensions
Model # Dia. (in.)
GA-320 5"
GA-400 5"
GA-640 6"
GA-800 5"
GA-960 5"
GA-1280 6"
A. Consult local codes and regulations.
B. Refer to attached furnace manual for specific
venting instructions.
V. GAS PIPING
A. Connect gas piping in accordance with local
codes and authorities having jurisdiction.
B. Refer to attached furnace manual for specific
gas piping instructions.
VI. WIRING DETAILS
A. All units have been completely pre-wired and
tested at the factory and are ready for con-
nection to the external power source and to
the operating controls. See specific wiring
drawing accompanying installation instruc-
tions shipped with unit.
B. Make all external wiring in accordance with
the National Electric Code and local ordi-
nances.
VII. START UP INSTRUCTIONS
A. Energize electrical system through optional
main disconnect switch.
B. Refer to attached furnace manual for start up
instructions on pilot and main gas burners.
VIII. PRE-START INSPECTION
This inspection is extremely important and
should be completed with the greatest care given
to detail. A good pre-start inspection will insure
against possible unit damage on start-up and will
save valuable analysis time in the event a malfunc-
tion should occur on start-up.
• Check to see that all factory installed pipe
plugs have been removed.
• Check supply voltage against unit voltage.
•Check all electrical connections for tightness
at all terminals in the main control panel and
optional remote control panel.
• Check that all fuses are installed.
• Check fan area to insure freedom of rotation.
• Check all areas for cleanliness.
• Secure all access doors.
• If revolving discharge section is ordered, the
gear motor is secured so that it will not
become damaged during transit. Check to
see that gear motor has been loosened and
works freely against the spring.
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IX. SEQUENCE OF OPERATION
IX. (TYPICAL)
A. Room Thermostat Calls for Heat (Winter
Mode):
1. Magnetic fan motor starter coil is ener-
gized.
2. Revolving discharge motor is energized
(when furnished).
3. As each power venter proves airflow the
spark ignition module is energized.
B. Room Thermostat Satisfied:
Entire unit is de-energized resulting in shut
down of diaphragm gas valves, fan motor,
and revolving discharge motor (when fur-
nished).
C. The Summer-OFF-Winter Switch allows
operation of the fan unit without firing the
duct furnaces (Summer Mode).
X. TROUBLE SHOOTING
A. Refer to attached furnace manual for Trouble
Shooting instructions regarding power venter,
pilot burner, and main burner.
B. If fan motor fails to operate:
1. Check the magnetic starter and reset if
tripped.
2. Check room thermostat.
3. Check Summer-OFF-Winter switch if
used.
4. Manually energize starter.
5. If the motor is found defective after all
checks are made, repair or replace.
C. If the revolving discharge (if used) fails to
rotate when the fan unit is operating:
1. Check the fuse in the revolving discharge
motor splice box.
2. Check for free movement of the dis-
charge rotation, pull the drive wheel away
from discharge collar before rotating.
3. While drive wheel is away from dis-
charge, check for shaft slippage.
4. Observe if the revolving discharge motor
drive wheel rotates.
5. Test for 110 voltage in the junction box
on revolving discharge motor. If motor still
fails to operate, replace the motor.
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4830 Transport Drive
Dallas, TX 75247
Tel. [phone] Fax [phone]