TM 9-2320-260-34-1
Table 2-1. Mechanical Troubleshooting (Contd).
MALFUNCTION
TEST OR INSPECTION
CORRECTIVE ACTION
87. FUEL BURNING HEATERS OVERHEAT -
OVERHEAT SWITCH IS
GOOD
Step 1. Check for obstructed air flow.
Clear obstructions from fuel supply lines and air and ventilating air passages if obstructed.
Step 2. Check fuel control valve (para. 17-25).
Replace fuel control valve if defective (para. 17-16).
END OF TESTING!
88. FUEL BURNING HEATERS OVERHEAT -
CONTINUE TO
BURN
Test overheat switch (para. 17-25).
Replace overheat switch if defective (para. 17-22).
END OF TESTING!
89. HEATER OUTPUT TOO LOW
Step 1. Check for obstructed fuel lines or contaminated fuel supply.
a. Clear fuel supply lines if obstructed (TM 9-2320-260-20).
b. Drain fuel control valve (para. 17-16).
Replace fuel control valve if defective (para. 17-16).
Step 2. Check fuel control valve (para. 17-25).
Replace fuel control valve if defective (para. 17-16).
END OF TESTING!
90. HEATER SMOKES AND BANGS WHEN STARTING
END OF TESTING!
91. BLOWER WILL
NOT STOP AFTER TURN OFF
Check flame detector switch condition (para. 17-25).
Replace flame detector switch if defective (para. 17-15).
END OF TESTING!
92. ODOR OF
FUEL IN
VENTILATING AIR (PERSONNEL HEATER ONLY)
Step 1. Check for leaking fuel connections at stand pipe and fuel valve.
Tighten connections if loose.
Step 2. Check burner O-ring and gasket.
Replace O-ring and gasket if defective (para. 17-21).
END OF TESTING!