There is a wire which is a permanent attached part of the ICU which attaches to the Spark Plug. Schematic below. Glasses may be required.
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There is a wire which is a permanent attached part of the ICU which attaches to the Spark Plug. Schematic below. Glasses may be required.
At the moment I cannot get it to stop working/sparking.jon_d wrote: ↑Thu Aug 16, 2018 7:57 pm Hi George,
I'd give the sparker thing a clean. That has been done
And possibly get a high voltage neon and clip across the sparker and gnd.
See if the neon fires. This will test for HV.
I still think humidity might be a problem. Low humidity requires a higher voltage to jump. This stresses the wires and more chance of a breakdown.
It's possible the sparker voltage is climbing high on low humity days and breaking down somewhere. On high humidity days, the voltage jumps across the sparker and/but is not high enough to breakdown at the "faulty" point.
Possibly try moving or sheathing the HV wire to the sparker as a test. I have made sure that the leads from the ICU are not in contact with any metal or each other and they are well insulated
Can you light it manual or is it all sealed up? It can be accessed for manual lighting but that would be laborious each time we turn the hot tap on
In my plumin days that was 99% of the prob...
Vic, which diaphragm are you talking about?vik351 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 17, 2018 10:05 pmIn my plumin days that was 99% of the prob...
The diaphragm gets a split in it and let’s water in behind the gas lift doodad . With that area now fulla water,the gas plunger can’t move up to let gas out,sometimes it moves a bit and ya get a bit of flame etc.
As in this case,when left a day or so, you turn it on and it works cos the tiny split let the water out from behind the doodad,try it again and it prolly won’t work, water is back in again.
The bigger the split,crack the worse it is,or no gas at all
There is a service kit for this, just doo it![]()
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# 22 off your detail (water)Newcastle George wrote: ↑Sat Aug 18, 2018 1:31 pmVic, which diaphragm are you talking about?vik351 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 17, 2018 10:05 pmIn my plumin days that was 99% of the prob...
The diaphragm gets a split in it and let’s water in behind the gas lift doodad . With that area now fulla water,the gas plunger can’t move up to let gas out,sometimes it moves a bit and ya get a bit of flame etc.
As in this case,when left a day or so, you turn it on and it works cos the tiny split let the water out from behind the doodad,try it again and it prolly won’t work, water is back in again.
The bigger the split,crack the worse it is,or no gas at all
There is a service kit for this, just doo it![]()
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Vik ...
George