Maxitrol Mertik GV60 Operating Instructions Manual

R

DEUTSCH

GV60 Elektronisches Zünd- und

Steuersystem mit Fernbedienung

Bedienungsanleitung

ENGLISH

GV60 Remote Electronic Ignition and

Control System

Operating Instructions

FRANCAIS

GV60 Système d’allumage et de

commande électronique à distance

Instructions de service

NEDERLANDS

Elektronisch GV60-systeem voor

ontsteking en bediening op afstand

Bedieningshandleiding

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CONTENTS

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ........................................... 2

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Application ................................................................................. 3

Components .............................................................................. 3

Technical Specifications ............................................................ 4

Gas Connections ....................................................................... 5

Perform Gas Leak Test .............................................................. 6

Wiring Connections ................................................................... 6

Gas Control Knob Settings ...................................................... 12

Adjustment .............................................................................. 12

Final Check ............................................................................. 13

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

General Notes ......................................................................... 14

Setting the Electronic Code ..................................................... 14

To turn ON Appliance .............................................................. 15

To turn OFF Appliance ............................................................ 15

Flame Height Adjustment ........................................................ 15

To open and close Solenoid Valve/Burner ............................... 16

Light/Dimmer Operation .......................................................... 16

Circulating Fan Operation ....................................................... 16

Modes of Operation ................................................................. 16

Setting °C/24 Hour or °F/12 Hour Clock ...................................17

Setting the Time ...................................................................... 17

Setting the ON/OFF Temperatures .......................................... 17

Setting Program Timers .......................................................... 18

Manual Operation .................................................................... 18

Turn OFF Gas to Appliance ..................................................... 19

Automatic Turn Down .............................................................. 19

Automatic Shut Off .................................................................. 19

Receiver Shut Off / Turn down attributes ................................. 20

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WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS

▪ Do NOT operate any appliance.

▪ Do NOT touch any electrical switch; do NOT use any phone in your building.

▪ Immediately evacuate the area and contact the gas supplier. Follow the gas supplier’s instructions.

▪ If you cannot reach the gas supplier, call the re department.

Read these instructions carefully and completely before installing or operating. Failure to follow them could result in a re or

explosion causing property damage, personal injury, or loss of life. Service and installation must be performed by a trained / ex-

perienced service technician.

Installation and service must be performed by a qualied installer, service agency, or the gas supplier. Installation shall conform

with local codes, or in the absence of local codes, in accordance with the National Fuel Gas Code ANSI Z223.1/NFPA 54 or the

IFGC or CSA B149.1. All piping and tubing must comply with local codes and ordinances.

Use only your hand to push in or turn the gas control knobs. Never use tools. If a knob will not push in or turn by hand, do not

try to repair it. Call a qualied service technician. Force or attempted repair can result in a re or explosion.

Do NOT use a product if you suspect it has been subjected to high temperatures, damaged, tampered with, or taken apart. Do

NOT use a product if you suspect it has been under water or that liquid has seeped into the product. Any of these incidents

can cause leakage or other damage that may affect proper operation and cause potentially dangerous combustion problems.

Damper position must be in accordance with Manufacturer’s Installation Instructions and all applicable standards. Failure to

follow them could result in a re or explosion causing property damage, personal injury, or loss of life.

Do NOT store or use gasoline or other ammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of this control or other appliances.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD

▪ Read these instructions carefully. Failure to follow them could result in property damage, personal injury, or loss of life.

▪ This control must be electrically wired and operated in accordance with all codes and local regulations. Service and installation

must be performed by a trained, experienced service technician.

▪ Do NOT use the control if you suspect it may be damaged.

It is the responsibility of the OEM to consider the following:

▪ The location of the GV60 system components will signicantly effect the radio signal strength.

▪ The type of materials (e.g. sheet metal) used in the construction of the gas replace will signicantly effect the radio signal

strength.

▪ Operate the system with a dedicated mains power supply and/or batteries.

▪ Do not use near household electrical wiring and/or magnetic elds.

▪ Other transmitters using the same signal will negatively affect the radio signal strength.

▪ Adjustment of the on-board antenna on the receiver can improve signal strength.

▪ Do not store or locate the GV60 system components in a hot, cold, or humid environment.

NOTICE

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ENGLISH

G60-ZMA3 with

connections for

EU, UK, and U.S.

Figure 4: Additional Function RF: FAN – Light/Dimmer – Latching Solenoid

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR OEM USE ONLY

Figure 2: Operation

Switch Panel

with cable

G6R-SPKS…

Wall Switch US

G6R-ZWSN..-...

Wall Switch EU

G6R-ZWSE...

Touchpad

G6R-TPN…

Cable Wall Switch/Touchpad

G6R-CWSN…

Figure 3: Basic RF

Standard receiver

G6R-R3(4)AM...

Ignition Cable

G60-ZKIS...

8 Wire Cable

Combination Control – Receiver

G6R-C…

Interrupter Block

G60-ZUS...

Thermocurrent Cable

Interrupter – Receiver TC

G60-ZKIRS…

Combination Control

GV60

Thermocurrent Cable, Interrupter Block – Receiver SW

without ON/OFF switch

G60-ZKIRSWS…

or

Universal receiver

G6R-R3(4)AU...

Cable with Relay (optional)

G6R-CLB…, G6R-CDB…

or

Battery Box

G60-ZB(S)90/...

with ON/OFF switch

G60-ZSKS(L)S…

Latching Solenoid Valve

(with cable)

GV-S60…

Cable V Module – Receiver

G6R-CBV...

V Module

G6R-BU(E)…

Receiver

G6R-R3(4)AU...

Figure 6: RF 2

nd

Thermocouple Option

Figure 5: Mains Adapter

Receiver

G6R-R3(4)AUT

2nd Thermocouple Cable

G60-ZCTC...

Ground Cable

G60-ZCGTC/…

Cable with Relay

G6R-CL..., G6R-CD... (optional)

Infrared handset

G6R-HIO…

Infrared Sensor

G6R-IRC

Receiver

G6R-RIAE

Figure 7: Infrared (IR)

APPLICATION

GV60 is a battery-powered electronic remote ignition and control system for gas appliances with pilot burners and ODS systems.

Standard RF handset

G6R-H3S...

G6R-H4S...

Display RF handset

G6R-H3D...

G6R-H4D...

Timer/Thermostat RF

handset

G6R-H3T...

G6R-H4T...

Figure 1: Remotes

COMPONENTS

2nd Thermocouple G60-ZPT…

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GENERAL NOTES

Radio Frequency Handset

433.92 MHz for Europe; 315 MHz for U.S. and for Canada..

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Op-

eration is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This

device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This

device must accept any interference received, including in-

terference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or

modications not expressly approved by the party respon-

sible for compliance could void the user’s authority to oper-

ate the equipment.

NOTICE

Wiring of valve and receiver must be completed before

starting ignition. Failure to do so could damage the elec-

tronics.

Batteries – Handset

▪ 1 x 9 V (alkaline recommended).

▪ Low battery indicator on handsets with display.

▪ Handsets without display: the red LED gets darker.

▪ Battery replacement is recommended after 2 years.

Batteries – Receiver

▪ 4 x 1.5 V “AA” (alkaline recommended).

▪ Low battery indication: frequent beeps for 3 seconds when

motor turns.

▪ An AC Mains Adapter may be used instead of batteries.

▪ The module for fan speed control and light/dimmer in-

cludes mains power together with batteries in the receiver

for automatic backup in case of power outage.

▪ Without using a mains adapter, battery replacement is rec-

ommended at the beginning of each heating season.

NOTICE

Only the Mertik Maxitrol AC Mains Adapter or one

preapproved by Mertik Maxitrol can be used. Use of other

adaptors can render the system inoperable.

NOTICE

The handsets, receivers, wall switches, switch panels and

touchpads are not interchangeable with previous electron-

ics (see gure 24).

Figure 24: Receiver Reset Button

NOTICE

Replacement handsets for CSA models also must have

the same part number (see label).

SETTING THE ELECTRONICS CODE

(First time use only.)

Radio Frequency Handset

A code is selected automatically for all Mertik Maxitrol elec-

tronics from among 65,000 random codes available. The re-

ceiver has to learn the code of the handset:

▪ Press and hold the receiver’s reset button (see gure 24)

until you hear two (2) beeps. The rst beep is short and the

second beep is long. After the second beep, release the

reset button.

▪ Within the subsequent 20 seconds press the

(small

ame) button on the handset until you hear two additional

short beeps conrming the code is set. If you hear one long

beep, this indicates the code learning sequence has failed

or the wiring is incorrect.

NOTE: This is a one time setting only, and is not required

after changing the batteries of the handset or re-

ceiver.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR OEM USE ONLY

Figure 23: Previous handset

Light/Dimmer operation

Fan operation

Time setting

Program timer setting

Temperature

°C/24 hour or °F/12 hour Clock setting

Fan level icon

Solenoid Valve/Burner

OPEN and CLOSE

ON/OFF Temperatures setting

Battery status

Signal indicator

Modes of operation

Figure 22: Handset display

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TO TURN OFF APPLIANCE

Handset

▪ Press OFF button.

Wall Switch / Touchpad / Switch Panel

▪ Press button “B” (see gure 25).

FLAME HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

Handset

▪ In standby mode: Press and hold (large

ame) button to increase ame height.

▪ Press and hold (small ame) button to de-

crease ame height or to set appliance at

pilot ame.

▪ For ne adjustment tap the

(large ame)

or

(small ame) buttons.

Wall Switch/Touchpad/Switch Panel (see gure 25)

▪ Press and hold button “A” to increase ame height.

▪ Press and hold button “C” to decrease ame height or to

set appliance at pilot ame.

▪ For ne adjustment tap button “A” or “C”.

Designated Low Fire and High Fire

MAN

C

▪ Double-click (small ame) button. “LO”

will be displayed.

NOTE: Flame goes to high re rst before

going to designated low re.

MAN

C

▪ Double-click (large ame) button. Flame

automatically goes to high re. “HI” will be

displayed.

If the appliance will not operate, follow the instructions

“TURN OFF GAS TO APPLIANCE” (page 19).

TO TURN ON APPLIANCE

When pilot ignition is conrmed, motor turns automatically

to maximum ame height.

▪ Turn MANUAL knob on valve to the ON, full counter-clock-

wise

position (see gure 27, page 19).

▪ Place ON/OFF switch (if equipped) in I (ON position).

Handset

▪ Simultaneously press the OFF and (large

ame) buttons until a short beep conrms

the start sequence has begun; release but-

tons.

▪ Continuing beeps conrm the ignition is in

process.

▪ Once pilot ignition is conrmed, there is

main gas ow.

▪ After main burner ignition the handset will

automatically go into manual mode (CSA

version, CE version).

Wall Switch / Touchpad / Switch Panel

▪ Press button “B” (see gure 25) until a short beep conrms

the start sequence has begun; release button.

▪ Continuing beeps conrm the ignition is in process.

▪ Once pilot ignition is conrmed, there is main gas ow.

If the pilot does not stay lit after several tries, turn the main

valve knob to OFF and follow the instructions “TURN OFF

GAS TO APPLIANCE” (page 19).

STANDBY MODE (Pilot Flame)

Handset

▪

Press and hold

(small ame) to set appliance at pilot ame.

Wall Switch / Touchpad / Switch Panel

▪ Press and hold button “C” (see gure 25) to set appliance

at pilot ame.

Figure 25: Switch Panel and Wall Switch/Touchpad

A) Increase ame height

B) ON/OFF

C) Decrease ame height

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR OEM USE ONLY

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TO OPEN AND CLOSE SOLENOID VALVE/BURNER

NOTE: The latching solenoid valve cannot operate manu-

ally. If the battery runs down it will remain in the last

operating position. During normal operation the sole-

noid valve will be reset to the ON position when the

GV60 is switched OFF remotely.

▪ Upon ignition Main Burner and Decorative

Burner are ON.

▪ Simultaneously press SET and

(small

ame) buttons to switch the Burner OFF.

Printed instructions are on the battery cover

(see gure 26).

▪ Simultaneously press SET and

(large

ame) buttons to switch Burner ON. (The

AUX symbol on the display indicates the so-

lenoid valve is OPEN.)

NOTE: The operation of the AUX is blocked

in timer OFF mode, when the setting

of the

Nighttime Setback Tempera-

ture is “

”.

Figure 26: Instructions for Latching Solenoid Valve (on battery cover)

Burner OFF

Burner ON

LIGHT/DIMMER OPERATION

▪ Briey press SET button to scroll to (light

bulb) mode. Light bulb icon ashes.

▪ Press and hold

(large ame) button to

turn ON the light or increase brightness.

▪ Press and hold

(small ame) button to de-

crease brightness.

▪ In the Light/Dimmer mode, the OFF button

shuts OFF the light.

▪ If you want the light ON but no ame, press

and hold the

(small ame) button and turn

to pilot ame.

NOTE: The light bulb icon is displayed during light/dim-

mer setting only. 8 seconds after the light/dimmer

has been set, the handset will automatically go into

temperature control mode (CSA version) or manual

mode (CE version).

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR OEM USE ONLY

CIRCULATING FAN OPERATION

The circulating fan has 4 speed levels from low (1 bar) to

high (4 bars).

▪ Briey press SET button to scroll to

(fan) mode. Fan and Level icons ash.

▪ Press

(large ame) button to switch ON

and increase fan speed.

▪ Press

(small ame) button to decrease

fan speed.

▪ To turn OFF fan, press

(small ame) but-

ton until all 4 speed level bars disappear.

NOTE: 8 seconds after the fan has been set, the handset

will automatically go into temperature control mode

(CSA version) or manual mode (CE version). The

fan starts 4 minutes after the gas opens (from OFF

or from pilot) at maximum speed and goes to the

displayed level after 10 seconds. The fan stops 10

minutes after the gas is OFF or at pilot.

MODES OF OPERATION

▪ Briey pressing the SET button changes the

mode of operation in the following order:

MAN→

 TEMP→ →  →   TEMP →

TIMER→back to the beginning

NOTE: Manual mode can also be reached by pressing either

the

(large ame) or the (small ame) button.

▪ MAN – Manual Mode

Manual ame height adjustment.

▪ – Daytime Temperature Mode

(Appliance must be in standby mode; pilot

ignited)

The room temperature is measured and

compared to the set temperature. The

ame height is then automatically adjusted

to achieve the Daytime Set Temperature.

▪ – Light/Dimmer Setting Mode

Turns light/dimmer ON and OFF and ad-

justs brightness.

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▪ Circulating Fan Setting Mode

Turns circulating fan ON and OFF and ad-

justs fan speed.

▪ – Nighttime Setback Temperature

Mode

(Appliance must be in standby mode; pilot

ignited)

The room temperature is measured and

compared to the Nighttime Setback Tem-

perature. The ame height is then auto-

matically adjusted to achieve the Nighttime

Setback Temperature.

▪ TIMER – Timer Mode

(Appliance must be in standby mode; pilot

ignited)

The Timers P1 and P2 (Program 1, Pro-

gram 2) each can be programmed to go ON

and OFF at specic times. For instructions

see Timer Programming Mode.

NOTE: The display shows the set tempera-

ture every 30 seconds.

SETTING °C/24 HOUR OR °F/12 HOUR CLOCK

▪ Press OFF and (small ame) button until

display changes from Fahrenheit/12 hour

clock to Celsius/24 hour clock and vice ver-

sa.

SETTING THE TIME

▪ The Time display will ash after either:

a) Installing the battery or

b) Simultaneously pressing the

(large

ame) and

(small ame) buttons.

▪ Press

(large ame) button to set the hour.

▪ Press

(small ame) button to set the min-

ute.

▪ Press OFF or simply wait to return to man-

ual mode.

SETTING THE ON/OFF TEMPERATURES

Setting the “DAYTIME” Temperature

DEFAULT SETTINGS:

TEMP, 74 °F / 23 °C

▪ Briey press SET button to scroll to

TEMP. Hold the SET button until the TEMP

ashes.

▪ Press (large ame) button to increase

Daytime Set Temperature.

▪ Press (small ame) button to decrease

Daytime Set Temperature.

▪ Press OFF or simply wait to complete pro-

gramming.

Setting the “NIGHTTIME SETBACK” Temperature

DEFAULT SETTINGS:

TEMP, “ ” (OFF)

▪ Briey press SET button to scroll to

TEMP mode. Hold the SET button until the

Temperature ashes.

▪ Press (large ame) button to increase

Nighttime Setback Temperature.

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▪ Press (small ame) button to decrease

Nighttime Setback Temperature.

▪ Press OFF or simply wait to complete pro-

gramming.

SETTING PROGRAM TIMERS

Default Settings

CE: Program 1: P1

: 6:00 P1 : 8:00

Program 2: P2

: 23:50 P2 : 23:50

CSA: Program 1: P1

: 6:00

am

P1 : 8:00

am

Program 2: P2 : 11:50

pm

P2 : 11:50

pm

▪ 2 ON times can be programmed per day.

▪ CE: The day starts at 0:00, ends at 23:50.

▪ CSA: The day starts at 12:00

am

, ends at 11:50

pm

.

▪ The ON/OFF times have to be programmed in the order P1

≤ P1 < P2 ≤ P2 .

▪ If P1

= P1 or P2 = P2 the timer is deactivated.

▪ To have the re over night, it can be set:

CE: P2

23:50 and P1 0:00

CSA: P2

11:50

am

and P1 12:00

am

▪ Select Timer Mode by briey pressing the

SET button.

Setting P1 ON Time

▪ Hold the SET button until P1 and are dis-

played and the time ashes.

▪ Set the hour by pressing the (large ame)

button.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR OEM USE ONLY

▪ Set the minutes by pressing the (small

ame) button.

Setting P1 OFF Time

▪ Briey press SET button to scroll to setting

P1 OFF time. P1 and

are displayed and

the time ashes.

▪ Set the hour by pressing the (large ame)

button.

▪ Set the minutes by pressing the (small

ame) button.

Setting P2 ON Time

▪ Briey press SET button to scroll to setting P2 ON time. P2

is displayed and the time ashes.

▪ See instructions "Setting P1 ON Time".

Setting P2 OFF Time

▪ Briey press SET button to scroll to setting P2 OFF time.

P2

is displayed and the time ashes.

▪ See instructions "Setting P1 OFF Time".

▪ This concludes programming Timers P1 and P2. Press

OFF or wait. The handset will automatically save your

changes.

MANUAL OPERATION

(Only possible, when MANUAL knob is used)

Access to the pilot burner is only required for ignition with a

match.

When turning main valve knob, do NOT force. Knob has a

slip clutch that clicks until the end stops are reached. This

allows for manual ame height adjustment as well as adjust-

ment to pilot standby position.

1. STOP! Read the safety information included before pro-

ceeding.

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2. Turn main valve knob to the OFF, full clockwise

position.

3. Turn MANUAL knob to the MAN, full clockwise

po-

sition.

4. Place ON/OFF switch (if equipped) in O (OFF position).

5. Wait ve (5) minutes to clear out any gas. Verify that no

gas is in the area around the appliance, including near

the oor. If you detect gas STOP! Follow “WHAT TO

DO IF YOU SMELL GAS” in the safety information on

page 2. If no gas is present, proceed to step 6.

6. Place ON/OFF switch (if equipped) in I (ON position).

7. With the MANUAL knob in MAN position a manual pilot

valve operator and piezo ignitor (optional) are accessible.

8. Fully push down manual pilot valve operator and hold in,

to start pilot gas ow (see gure 27).

IGNITION WITH MATCH:

Immediately light the pilot with a match, while continuing

to hold in the manual pilot valve operator for about one

(1) minute after the pilot is lit. Release manual pilot valve

operator. If pilot does not stay lit, wait ve (5) minutes and

repeat.

IGNITION WITH PIEZO IGNITOR:

Change the ignition cable from the receiver to the valve

(see gure 27). Push in the piezo ignitor to ignite. If pilot

does not stay lit, wait ve (5) minutes and repeat.

If the pilot does not stay lit after several tries, turn the main

valve knob to OFF and proceed to step 12.

9. If applicable, replace pilot access panel before proceed-

ing.

10. Turn MANUAL knob to the ON, full counter-clockwise

position.

11. Turn main valve knob to the full ON, full counter-clock-

wise

position.

12. If the appliance will not operate, follow the instructions

“TURN OFF GAS TO APPLIANCE”.

Figure 27: Combination control, cover

8 Wire

receiver jack

Micro switch

MANUAL knob

in MAN position

Main valve knob

in OFF position

Manual pilot

valve operator

Piezo ignitor

(optional)

ON/OFF switch

(optional) in

ON Position

Connection

piezo ignitor

tab 2.8 x 0.8 mm

TO TURN OFF GAS TO APPLIANCE

1. Place ON/OFF switch (if equipped) in O (OFF position).

2. If gas control is accessible turn main valve knob to the

OFF full clockwise

position.

AUTOMATIC TURN DOWN

8 Hour No Motor Movement

(CSA Version)

The valve will turn to pilot ame if there is no motor move-

ment for an 8-hour period. To deactivate or activate the

8-hour no motor movement turn down, the handset must be

synchronized with the Receiver and the Receiver must be

powered ON.

NOTE:

8-hour No Motor Movement turn down is the default

setting. Deactivation is only possible using the G6R

display/thermostat handset.

Deactivate 8-hour no motor movement turn down

1. Press and hold the Down button.

2. Install the battery in the handset while con-

tinuing to press and hold the Down button.

3. Continue to press and hold the Down but-

ton for 8 sec.

4. During the 8 sec., 8h is displayed and the

last set status (ON/OFF) will ash.

5. When deactivation is completed, 8h and

OFF will appear on the display for 4 sec.

6. The Receiver conrms deactivation with 3

short beeps.

NOTE: Deactivation remains in effect after changing the bat-

teries in the Receiver and Handset.

Activate 8-hour no motor movement turn down

1. Press and hold the Up button.

2. Install the battery in the handset while con-

tinuing to press and hold the Up button.

3. Continue to press and hold the Up button

for 8 sec.

4. During the 8 sec., 8h is displayed and the

last set status (ON/OFF) will ash.

5. When activation is completed, 8h and ON

will appear on the display for 4 sec.

6. The Receiver conrms activation with 2

short beeps.

NOTE: Activation remains in effect after changing the batteries

in the Receiver and Handset.

Receiver Overheating (G6R-R3(4)AU(T) only)

▪ Valve turns to pilot ame if the temperature in the receiver

is higher than 176 °F (80 °C) or 140 °F (60 °C) when batter-

ies installed in the receiver battery compartment. The main

burner comes back on only when the temperature is below

176 °F (80 °C).

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR OEM USE ONLY

1 Hour Turn Down for Special Receiver

(optional; requires special receiver and handset software)

▪ The valve will turn to pilot ame if there is no change in

ame height over a 1 hour period.

AUTOMATIC SHUT OFF

Low Battery Receiver

▪ With low battery power in the receiver the system shuts off

the re completely. This will not happen if the power supply

is interrupted.

On-Demand Pilot (5 Day Shut-Off)

▪

This green feature eliminates gas energy consumption dur-

ing extended appliance inactivity. When the appliance is

inactive for an extended period of time the system automat

-

ically extinguishes the pilot. This feature helps the consum-

er realize cost benets by automatically eliminating energy

consumption during non-heating months and limited use.

▪ The programmed length of inactivity to activate the system

is specied by the appliance manufacturer and cannot be

altered in the eld.

2

nd

Thermocouple Shut Off

(optional)

▪ The system shuts off the re if the main burner does not

completely ignite approximately 20 seconds after ignition

or after pushing

(large ame) button.

NOTE: Before the next ignition there is a 2 minute waiting

period. If the thermocouple is then still too hot, you

will hear a long beep.

RECEIVER SHUT OFF / TURN DOWN ATTRIBUTES

EU-Versions (CE)

G6R-R4AM (Standard)

▪ 176 °F (80 °C) turn down to pilot is NOT supported

▪ 5-day shut off. (

If no motor movement for

5 days.)

G6R-R4AU (Universal)

▪ Turn down to pilot at 176 °F (80 °C) (with and without con-

nected module)

▪ Turn down to pilot at 140 °F (60 °C) when batteries installed

in the receiver battery compartment

▪ 5-day shut off. (

If no motor movement for

5 days.)

U.S. Versions (CSA)

G6R-R3AM (Standard)

▪ 176 °F (80 °C) turn down to pilot is NOT supported

▪ 7-day shut off. (If no motor movement for 7 days.)

G6R-R3AU (Universal)

▪ Turn down to pilot at 176 °F (80 °C) (with and without con-

nected module)

▪ 7-day shut off. (If no motor movement for 7 days.)

▪ 8 hour turn down to pilot. (If no motor movement for 8 hours.)

▪ Turn down to pilot at 140 °F (60 °C) when batteries installed

in the receiver battery compartment.

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