SAMUEL JACKSON Vulcain User manual

Vulcain
Oil-Fired Heaters

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Table of Contents
WARNING....................................................................................................................................................5
SAFETY FEATURES OF OIL-FIRED HEATERS ..................................................................................7
NEW FEATURES........................................................................................................................................8
HEATER OPERATION..............................................................................................................................9
NAVIGATING IMPORTANT MENUS ................................................................................................. 14
ENHANCING FUEL EFFICIENCY......................................................................................................... 17
MOISTURE MIRROR X OPTION......................................................................................................... 18
ERROR & ALARM LOGGING SYSTEM .............................................................................................. 20
ERROR & ALARMS EXPLANATION .................................................................................................. 21
TROUBLESHOOTING............................................................................................................................ 30
TEST PROGRAM..................................................................................................................................... 31
SETUP WIZARD...................................................................................................................................... 37
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS...................................................................................................................... 39
ANALOG FUSE REPLACEMENT.......................................................................................................... 44
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION NOTES.............................................................................................. 45
ADDITIONAL INSTALLATION NOTES............................................................................................. 46
INSTALLATION STUB-UPS FOR HO-7-VULCAIN AND HO-4-VULCAIN................................. 47
EXTERNAL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS FOR VULCAIN HEATERS....................................... 51
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION OF OPTIONS FOR VULCAIN HEATERS ...................................... 52
EXTERNAL WIRING DIAGRAM FOR FAN CURRENT RELAY .................................................... 53
NETWORK ID SETTINGS..................................................................................................................... 54
ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC WITH DISCRETE PLC I/O ................................................................. 55
ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC WITH ANALOG PLC I/O .................................................................... 56
COMPONENT LIST FOR HO-7-VULCAIN & HO-4-VULCAIN...................................................... 57
OIL BURNER HEAD COMPONENTS FOR HO-7 AND HO-4 VULCAIN ..................................... 63
BURNER HEAD SUB-ASSEMBLY MAINTENANCE ........................................................................ 64
FUEL VALVE LINKAGE ADJUSTMENT FOR HO-7-VULCAIN..................................................... 66
FUEL VALVE LINKAGE ADJUSTMENT FOR HO-4-VULCAIN..................................................... 67
DIMENSION SHEET FOR HO-7-VULCAIN W/ VERTICAL DISCHARGE.................................. 68
DIMENSION SHEET FOR HO-7-VULCAIN W/ HORIZONTAL DISCHARGE ........................... 69
INLET AND OUTLET HOLE PATTERN FOR HO-7-VULCAIN..................................................... 70

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INLET AND OUTLET HOLE PATTERN FOR HO-4-VULCAIN..................................................... 71
DIMENSION SHEET FOR HO-4-VULCAIN....................................................................................... 72
DISCHARGE OPTIONS FOR HO-4-VULCAIN.................................................................................. 73
ASSEMBLY DETAIL OF INLET SCREEN ASSEMBLY..................................................................... 74
OUTLET HOLE PATTERN FOR INLET SCREEN ASSEMBLY ...................................................... 75
ADJUSTMENT OF 12796 AND 14200 SPARK IGNITORS.......................................................... 76
WARRANTY AND SAFETY NOTICES................................................................................................ 77
We appreciate your business and hope you enjoy your
Samuel Jackson Oil-Fired Heater

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This manual contains information on the installation, startup, and operation of your Oil-Fired
Heater. Included is information on:
•Heater operation.
•Electrical installation.
•Oil piping and supply.
•Heater and Control Cabinet dimensions.
•Maintenance and troubleshooting.
When taking delivery of your new Heater, take a moment to familiarize yourself with the location
of the less obvious items in the shipment. This service manual is normally shipped in the BOX
OF CONTROL PARTS. Included in this box are two 4-20 mA air temperature thermocouples and
2-wire shielded thermocouple extension wire for the control cabinet.
We suggest that you check the contents of the box of control parts and then store them in a safe
place until installation time. This will help prevent some of the items from being misplaced or
being used for other jobs. Heater installation will then go smoothly with no delays waiting or
looking for missing parts.
This manual gives general information on the location of thermocouples and optional moisture
sensing equipment and the temperature control logic. If the Heater is part of a Samuel Jackson
Drying System, more detailed information will be shipped to you under separate cover
specifically for your system.
IS STARTUP ASSISTANCE PROVIDED?
Depending upon your location, a startup and inspection service may be provided with your new
Heater free of charge by Samuel Jackson, Inc. Please contact us to make arrangements or for
questions regarding startup services.
In the future when you require service, technical support, or parts please contact us by phone, fax,
or email. Our engineers and service people are available to assist you in obtaining the best
performance from your Samuel Jackson, Inc. products.
Again, thanks for choosing a Samuel Jackson Oil-Fired Heater!
SAMUEL JACKSON, INCORPORATED
3900 UPLAND AVENUE LUBBOCK, TEXAS 79407
TELEPHONE [phone] OR 800-862-9966
TELEFAX 806-795-8240
Email: [e-mail]
Internet: www.samjackson.com

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Warning
READ THIS CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING
THIS SAMUEL JACKSON PRODUCT!
The Samuel Jackson product line consists of sophisticated technology capable of greatly enhancing a gin’s
productivity and efficiency. Improper use of these products could adversely affect those very same factors
and potentially cause injury to gin personnel. For this reason, we include an extensive manual with every
product. These manuals outline the proper and safe operating procedure for their respective product. Do not
operate any Samuel Jackson product without first reading the entire manual and all accompanying
information.
Sometimes there are updates added at the customer’s discretion to products already in the field. We always
refer customers to our website, www.samjackson.com for the latest product information. The latest manual
can be downloaded or printed from the website free of charge. In addition to printed literature, the website
includes training videos on several popular products. When available, these videos are highly
recommended for viewing before operating a respective product. If you do not have internet access, give us
a call and we will gladly send you the latest product information.
DANGER: Please read and understand all the warnings below before operating or maintaining a
Samuel Jackson product. If you do not understand, call Samuel Jackson at 806-795-5218 before
proceeding. Failure to do so could result in injury or even death. (Si usted no entiende, llamar a
Samuel Jackson en 806-795-5218 antes de proceder. La falta de hacer tan podía
dar lugar alesión o aún a muerte.)
Electrical.
Most Samuel Jackson products use supply voltage between 110 and 480 volts AC. These levels are
considered high voltage and are extremely dangerous. The ignition transformer voltage output is much
higher than this.
Fire.
Samuel Jackson Humidaire Units and Heaters are combustion-based products. They ignite and burn fuel
during operation. These products can reach very high temperatures inside and out. Allow combustion based
products 15 minutes to cool before attempting any work.
Automatic Flame Ignition.
Some Samuel Jackson Humidaire Units and Heaters use technology to ignite automatically. If you do not
see a flame, it does not mean that respective product is not in operation.
Access Doors.
Samuel Jackson products have access doors for added convenience of product maintenance. Access doors
must not be opened while the equipment is in operation. Access doors should also remain closed while any
connected equipment such as a fan or conveyor is in operation.
Moving Parts.
Many Samuel Jackson products have moving or rotating parts. These parts could form pinch points or grab
loose clothing or jewelry. Do not reach across or into any product while in operation.
Replacement Parts.
When repairing or maintaining this equipment, use only Samuel Jackson approved parts.
Do not work on any Samuel Jackson product without first following OSHA Lockout/Tagout procedures.
Confirmation by a licensed electrician that there is no electricity present is highly recommended. We
recommend using a Samuel Jackson Authorized Technician for all work Samuel Jackson products.

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Additional safety information is located throughout this manual and should be read carefully before
operating this Samuel Jackson product. If you have any questions about how to properly operate a
Samuel Jackson product, please call 806-795-5218 before proceeding.

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Safety Features of Oil-Fired Heaters
Many of the traditional safety features designed into drying Heaters can be tampered
with and circumvented if the operating personnel are desperate to maintain production.
An important, but hidden, safety feature in all Samuel Jackson Heaters is their
dependable performance. Each Heater is completely assembled in the factory and tested
before shipment. In many instances, a factory representative performs startup of the
Heater in the field to insure trouble-free performance and customer satisfaction. Safety
features which are not ordinarily used on drying Heaters for the cotton industry are
outlined below:
A static pressure switch is often used on older Heaters to infer that air is moving
through the dryer. If a choke occurs, static pressure is still present and the burner
continues to operate. This can cause a fire. All Samuel Jackson Heaters use an air
flow transducer which measures the difference in pressure sensed by orifices pointing
upstream and downstream. In order to give immediate burner shutoff, and serve as a
safety backup for the airflow switch, we include a fan interlock device for each
burner.
The combustion control system performs several airflow tests and interlocks,
including tests for a jammed or jumpered air flow sensor, presence of electrical fan
interlocks, and warnings of impending chokes in the air stream.
Prior to each ignition stage, the heater performs a routine test to check the fuel and air
valves. This routine is repeated for the life of the Heater. The combustion control
computer checks for other safety and performance problems and notifies the operator
with descriptions. The PLC maintains an error history with the time and date that
each problem occurred.
When the burner flame goes out during operation on older Heaters, it is customary for
the flame safeguard relay to fire the sparkplug immediately in an attempt to reignite.
If air flow has been choked enough to produce an explosive mixture, this can be
serious. If our burner should flameout, it will first close the oil valve, then wait for
air to purge the drying system. It then proceeds to restart the burner, observing all
safety precautions, including checking for flame relay problems.

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New Features
What’s new in the Vulcain for experienced Samuel Jackson Heater users?
The following information is for those users with experience using older model Samuel
Jackson Heaters who are making the transition to the new 1500 series Heaters. New
features and differences in operation are briefly summarized. More detail on specific
features and options can be found in this manual under the appropriate section. In normal
circumstances, the user may safely use the factory settings that are preprogrammed in the
Heater.
Oil Friendly –A Fuel Filter is used to remove contaminants and water from the fuel,
elongating your machine’s life. The Vulcain also has an integrated fuel metering
capability, meaning it can tell you how much fuel has been used. The fuel Flow Meter is
pass through, which requires less maintenance to keep the fuel flowing smoothly.
Touch Screen Diagnostics –In earlier Samuel Jackson Heater models, diagnostics are
accessed by running a special test program. On the model 1500 series, the technician can
activate diagnostic routines selectively from the color touch screen without the need for
going through the sequence of a test program.
Touch Screen Temperature Control –Earlier Samuel Jackson Heater models used
Honeywell UDC-3300’s for temperature control. On the model 1500 series Heaters, the
temperature is adjusted on the color touch screen mounted on the Heater cabinet or with
the optional Moisture Mirror X. The Heater’s onboard PLC takes care of temperature
control action. This control action allows for a number of diagnostic checks of the
temperature control system not possible with the previously used method.
Moisture Mirror 2X, 3X and 4X Compatible –The model 1500 series Heaters have
Ethernet communications capability which gives you the option of connecting it to a
Moisture Mirror 2X, 3X, or 4X. You may simply connect it using a standard Ethernet
CAT-5e cable to a Samuel Jackson Moisture Mirror X. A single Mirror will act as a
common remote control for a maximum of eight Samuel Jackson 15XX Heaters and four
1600 Series Humidaire Units at the same time. In addition to this, the Mirror X, when
properly equipped with sensors, can control the temperature of the Heaters automatically
while coordinating the interaction of all of your Sam Jackson moisture control products.
24 Hour Temperature Graphs –The actual before and after mixpoint temperatures are
digitally graphed on an easily accessible screen. Buttons on this screen allow the user to
scroll to different times over the last 24 hours to view these temperatures.

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Heater Operation
HOW DO I TURN IT ON?
Refer to the MOISTURE MIRROR X section of manual for more information on
operating the Heater remotely using the optional Moisture Mirror X color touch panel.
The instructions below are for using the color touch panel mounted in the upper cabinet
door on the unit.
Touch the button on the right side of the screen marked with an “I” to turn on the Heater.
The button marked with “0” is the corresponding OFF button.
If there is a problem detected by the Heater’s control system, it will notify you on the
touch screen with a brief description that includes a diagnostic number. This number will
be helpful to the technician that offers assistance if you call the factory. Many problems
are simple in nature (for instance a fuel supply valve that is closed) and you may be able
to correct it without assistance.
Picture of flame
indicates flame is
established.
Actual pre-mix air
temperature.
Burner ON-
OFF buttons.
After-mix air
temperature
setting. Only
shown when
activated.
Access technical and
diagnostic routines.
View operation details
and temperature
statistics.
Home Screen
Actual after
mixpoint air
temperature.
Pre-mix air temperature
setting. Only shown
when activated.

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WHY IS THERE A DELAY AFTER I TURN IT ON?
After the Heater start button is touched, the combustion control computer begins opening
and closing valves to test the integrity of various safety switches. If it finds a problem
with one of these devices, it alerts the operator with an ALARM or ERROR message that
corresponds to the problem. These diagnostics are performed every time the Heater is
started.
ALARMS and ERRORS are described more fully later in this manual. ALARMS will
warn until reset by pressing the OK button and ERRORS will cause an immediate
shutdown.
TIPS
Always leave power on the Heater during the gin season. There is a permanent memory
in the combustion control computer that remembers when you turned off the power and
did not permit the computer to check the safety systems. It will result in an error if power
is removed before diagnostics are completed.
To prevent lightning damage to controls in the off season, it is a good idea to turn power
off to the control cabinet until it is needed again.
WHERE DO I INSTALL THE THERMOCOUPLES?
The thermocouples are color-coded to assist the user in the installation of the correct
thermocouple in the before and after-mix locations. A thermocouple with red on the
mounting threads is for installation before the mix-point. This is the high limit
thermocouple. The stainless protection sheath is trimmed back exposing the sensing tip
for fast response. This exposed thermocouple should not be used in pipes with cotton
flow.
A thermocouple with blue paint on the pipe threads is for installation after the mix-point.
This is the primary thermocouple. The stainless sheath is left intact over the sensor bulb
to protect it from abrasion.
Referring to the following figure, placement of the after mix-point thermocouple on the
inner radius side after an elbow will protect it from abrasion. Angling the thermocouple
45 degrees in the direction of cotton flow will prevent cotton and trash from tagging on
the thermocouple.

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In Samuel Jackson drying systems, the after mix-point thermocouple is placed after the
dryer’s skimmer in the skimmed air. In some Samuel Jackson drying systems, one after
mix-point temperature will be used for controlling the before mix-point temperatures of
more than one Heater. The factory will recommend where to place the thermocouples.
For tower drying systems and dryers that contain cleaning cylinders, this after mix-point
thermocouple should be placed in the top of the tower or in the transition immediately
before the tower. Due to the responsiveness of the temperature controls, placing this
thermocouple farther down in the tower will cause control instability.
For Heaters operating with Hot Boxes and module feeders, with the cotton going to an
unloading separator, place the primary thermocouple in the seed cotton pipe before the
unloading separator. Call the factory for information on feed control operation when used
in conjunction with a module feeder and Heater.
See the “ADDITIONAL SETTINGS” section in this manual for more information on
setting the temperature control action of the Heater.
HOW DO I SET THE TEMPERATURES? (When not operating in automatic control)
The setpoint temperature is set on either the color touch panel located at the Heater or on
the optional Moisture Mirror X screen. To set the temperature, touch the
Basic Temperature Control

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highlighted temperature button box under the actual temperature. The screen shown next
will come up. Enter the new temperature setting then press “ENTER”. The after
mixpoint temperature is normally the temperature adjusted.
If the Heater is operating with a Moisture Mirror X and automatic temperature control
based on incoming seed cotton moisture is active, the after mixpoint temperature is
adjusted automatically and the setpoint button will not be shown. More details for
operation with the optional Moisture Mirror X are described later in the manual.
WHAT IS THE STATUS SCREEN?
The status screen shows operation details and statistics for the Heater including run times
and fuel valve position. The Error Log, Air Flow Status, and display of software version
number are also accessed here.
Press the magnifying glass
on the Home Screen to switch to the STATUS screen.
Heater Status Screen
Temperature Setpoint Screen

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CAN I SEE WHAT THE ACTUAL BEFORE AND AFTER MIXPOINT
TEMPERATURES HAVE BEEN OVER THE LAST FEW HOURS?
The actual before and after mix point temperatures are graphed on a screen over time for
the last 24 hours. If power is turned off to the Heater, this historical graph information is
lost. Press “TEMPERATURE GRAPH” button on the Heater Status screen to pull up the
graphs for the temperatures.
WHAT IS THE ERROR & ALARM LOGGING SYSTEM?
The ERROR & ALARM LOGGING SYSTEM is designed to make troubleshooting
easier for both the user and Samuel Jackson service personnel. This system
remembers the last 500 ERRORS and ALARMS, thus showing a history of past
problems along with the time and date of each one.
WHAT IS THE “TEST PROGRAM”?
The TEST PROGRAM can be activated by a qualified service man to test a new
installation. This feature allows the serviceman to proceed through a series of tests where
individual components of the Heater can be calibrated and adjusted. It may also be used
in the future by the operator or service man to troubleshoot a problem.
The test program is also performed on each new Heater before it leaves the factory. See
the TEST PROGRAM section of manual for more information.
Use these buttons to
scroll through time
period.
Red line is before mixpoint (BM),
blue line is after mixpoint (AM)
Temperature Graph Screen

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Navigating Important Menus
MAGNIFYING GLASS → HEATER STATUS

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WRENCH →HEATER SETUP
Under heater setup,
press the button to
proceed to the
corresponding menu
below.

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ANALOG SETTINGS → ANALOG SOURCES

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Enhancing Fuel Efficiency
IS THERE ANYTHING I CAN DO TO ENHANCE FUEL EFFICIENCY ?
AUTOMATIC DRYING TEMPERATURE CONTROL:
A variety of incoming seed cotton moisture sensors are available depending on the seed
cotton hot air pickup method. These moisture sensors, when combined with a Moisture
Mirror, allow automatic control of the dryer temperatures.
When wet cotton enters the drying system, the dryer temperatures are automatically and
quickly raised often resulting in no loss of production. When dry cotton enters the
system, the temperatures are automatically reduced saving fuel and possible fiber
damage.
INSULATION:
Significant fuel savings will result from insulating the hot air pipes in the drying system,
especially those pipes exposed to areas outside of the building. A cost effective method
of insulation is to wrap the air pipes with 4 inch thick fiberglass batt insulation. Cover the
insulation with Cotton Koozie Shrink Wrap Film (part number 20750) and shrink in
place with a propane powered heat gun. Heat guns are available from the factory for
rental or purchase.
Applying Cotton Koozie
Shrink Wrap Film over
fiberglass batt insulation.

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Moisture Mirror X Option
Remote Control and Optional Automatic Control
The 1500 series Heaters are compatible with the optional Moisture Mirror X offering
remote control (normally from ginner’s console) of the unit via a CAT5 ethernet
connection. It has the ability to control up to eight Samuel Jackson Heaters and four
Samuel Jackson Humidaire Units.
When the Moisture Mirror X is equipped with compatible moisture sensors at various
stages in the ginning process it offers automatic dryer temperature control. It can also
automatically adjust the water temperature setpoint on the lint moisture Humidaire Unit
supplying moist air to moist air applicators like the Steamroller and Super Grid. Refer to
the Moisture Mirror X manual for more information on features, connections and
compatible moisture sensors.
Displayed on the Moisture Mirror X are the START / STOP operations, temperature
settings, actual and target temperatures, and information such as runtimes. When an
ERROR or ALARM occurs, this information is also displayed and can be cleared from
the Moisture Mirror X console.
After pressing the desired Heater button, for instance “Heater 1”, the screen below will
appear. Here you can start/stop, adjust temperatures, and view error messages for the
specific Heater.
Home Screen for Moisture Mirror X
Press Start to run the
heater and Press Stop to
turn the unit off.
Red numbers indicate
before-mix temperatures,
and blue numbers
represent after-mix
temperatures.
Press the “Shed” button
between Start and Stop to
enable or disable “Shed”.
Indicates the current status of the
heater. “Run”, “Standby”, “Shed
Off”, “Ready” among others.
Press Target to navigate
to the temperature target
screen.

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To access screens that require a password, 1234 is the default user password. If there is
any question about a making a change to a default setting, press the large question mark
button (“?”). Heater Target Screen
Selecting the Target button on the Moisture Mirror X “Heater 1” Screen will direct the
user to the Heater 1 Target Screen.
If manual Before-Mix/After-Mix is active, you can manually change heater temperatures
at the Moisture Mirror or Heater Cabinet. To change the temperature manually at the
Mirror, press the box underneath the temperatures to navigate to a numerical keypad.
When you have typed in the desired temperature, press ENT and then press Set Now
underneath the number you
just entered. When Heater
Banks are active, the Mirror
will automatically control the
Heater After-Mix set point.
Auto Heater Control: Each
heater can be setup with
automatic Moisture Mirror
control using one of 3 heater
banks.
Manual After Mix: Allows
the user to manually set the
After Mix temperature target
from either the Moisture
Mirror or the Heater.
Manual Before Mix: Allows the user to manually set the Before Mix temperature target
from either the Moisture Mirror or the Heater.
By pressing either manual button the heater can then be controlled by manually putting in
either a Before-Mix or After-Mix temperature target. These options can be seen in the
following two screenshots.

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Error & Alarm Logging System
The ERROR and ALARM LOGGING SYSTEM is designed to make troubleshooting
easier for both the user and Samuel Jackson service personnel. This system
remembers the last 500 ERRORS and ALARMS, thus showing a history of past
problems.
To access the log, press the magnifying glass
on the color touch panel’s Home Screen, which brings up the STATUS screen. Then
press “VIEW ERROR LOG” button. Navigate through the log history by pressing the
-1 or +1 buttons or press the -50 or +50 buttons to step through 50 events at a time.
Note that the time and date of each occurrence are shown. The “EXIT LOG” button
returns you to the Home Screen.
Log number
Use these buttons to
navigate through logs
Error number
Error Log Screen
Error description
& abbreviated
remedy