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Removing/replacing boiler jacket
Removing the boiler jacket
Electrical shock hazard — The following
procedure assumes the boiler has not been
wired. If the boiler has been wired, you
must disconnect all power to the boiler.
Label all wires prior to disconnection
when servicing controls. Wiring errors can
cause improper and dangerous operation.
Label all wires before disconnecting them
at the boiler terminal strip.
e boiler contains berglass and ceramic
ber materials. Use care when handling
these materials, per instructions on page
26 of this manual. Failure to comply could
result in severe personal injury.
1. See Figures 18 through 21 for jacket components,
hardware and locations.
2. Remove jacket front panel (Figure 18).
3. If the burner has been installed in the burner door:
• Remove the burner cover.
• Disconnect the burner wiring harness at the jacket
cross tie (located beneath the burner door).
Failure to disconnect the burner wiring har-
ness before opening the burner door can cause
damage to the burner and boiler wiring.
• Turn o fuel supply valve(s) and disconnect fuel line(s)
to burner. Place drip pans under ends of lines to catch
any oil.
4. Remove the burner door bolts and washers
(Figure 19).
5. Carefully li the burner door so the door pins li
out of the hinge bracket (Figure 19). Set the burner
door aside temporarily.
e burner door is heavy. Handle carefully
to avoid potential for personal injury.
Do not damage the burner door insulation
when handling.
6. Loosen the four (4) #10 x 3/8” screws securing
the jacket top and side panels to the back panel
(Figure 20).
7. Remove the jacket top panel.
8. Loosen the Control Pod cover retainer screw and
Part number 550-143-013/0621
30
Series 3
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