Energy efficient, cost-saving radiant heaters

XTS Common Parts

Determine Manufacture Date

Date Code Chart

Sample Burner Box Tag

Part Description

XTS

XTS

XTS

XTS3


08/1999 to 05/2003

06/2003 to 04/2005

05/2005 to 04/2008

07/2007 to 07/2012

Inducer Fan

Blower

TP-55A

TP-55A

TP-55A

TP-55A

Circuit Board

TP-351A & TP-390*

TP-351A

TP-351A

TP-351A

Flame Rod

TP-222

TP-222

TP-222

TP-222

Ignition Device

TP-50A

TP-50A

TP-50A

TP-50A

Gas Valve (Nat)

TP-240

TP-240

TP-240

TP-3040

Gas Valve (LP)

TP-241

TP-241

TP-241

TP-3041

Control Voltage

120V

120V

120V

120V

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* The Transition Rule (Check your unit):

  • Units manufactured between 08/01/1999 and 11/06/2000 originally shipped with board TP-78A (Cross-reference: Mark 17X-117).  Use TP-390
  • Units manufactured from 11/06/2000 to 05/2003 originally shipped with board TP-351A

Pressure Switch

Model

Year Range

50 MBH

60-75 MBH

100 MBH

125 MBH

150 MBH

175 MBH

200 MBH

XTS

08/1999 to 05/2003

TP-264B

TP-264B

TP-264B

TP-264D

TP-264D

TP-264D

XTS

06/2003 to 04/2005
05/2005 to 04/2008

TP-264B

TP-264B

TP-264B

TP-264E

TP-264E

TP-264D

TP-264F

XTS3

07/2007 to 07/2012

TP-264E

TP-264D

TP-1264A

TP-1264A

TP-264F

TP-264F

TP-264F

Burner Control Box Parts

Other Common Parts

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Reflector End Cap Clip - (8) pcs.

$2.00
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TP-82

Reflector Center Support

$15.00
Max: 9
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TP-19B

4" Wire Hanger with Spring.

$16.50
Max: 9
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36 in. Interlocking Turbulator Baffle Section

$17.00
Max: 19
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Reflector End Cap. 2 pcs (includes attachment clips)

$19.00
Max: 17
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TP-21B

4" Tube Clamp

$25.00
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4" Stainless Steel Tube Clamp. (1) clamp needed on 150-200 MBH systems.

$36.00
Max: 6
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Reflector Elbow - 90° bend, with polished, one side bright reflector elbow.

$75.00
Max: 5
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Elbow - 6” radius, 90° bend, 4” diameter

$95.00
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Refelctor "U" to cover a TF1B "U" fitting.

$100.00
Max: 15
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Five foot chain set with two (2) “S” hooks.

$7.00
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Reflector Angle Mounting Bracket - "Brass Knuckle"

$9.00
Max: 12
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Single Mount Bracket - for U tube configuration

 

$28.00
Max: 20
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Guidelines

Outside Air


see General Manual for complete requirements


Combustion Air Requirements

Combustion air may be supplied to the heater by indoor or outdoor means.

If using combustion air intake from indoors, the required volume of the space must be a minimum of 50 ft3 per 1,000 BTU/h unless the building is of unusually tight construction.

Non-contaminated outside air for combustion must be ducted to the heater if any of the following apply:

• Chemicals such as chlorinated or fluorinated hydrocarbons (typical sources are refrigerants, solvents, adhesives, degreasers, paints, paint removers, lubricants, pesticides, etc.).

• High humidity.

• Contaminants such as sawdust, welding smoke, etc.

• Negative building pressure.

• Unusually tight construction where there is an air infiltration rate of less the 0.40 air changes per hour.


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Wall inlet cap, 4” O.D. with bird screen. For use with outside air option.

Bird screen ensures open air flow to unit. Used for 0-20’ of 4” intake.

Used on all low intensity tube heaters

$37.00
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4" Flexible Air Inlet Hose

Used on all low intensity tube heaters

4" flexible air inlet rubber hose (black) with DWV adapter affixed to AIRH. Mates to 4" DWV pipe. Replaces AIB 18" in length.

 

$51.00
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4" Rooftop Vent Package.  Can also be used for Air Intake.

$210.00
Max: 25
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Rooftop

Sidewall

Common Rooftop

Common Sidewall

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Unvented

General Venting Requirements


The venting system for the heating system may terminate horizontally through a sidewall or vertically through the roof, and may be individually or commonly vented. Configuration of the vent termination determines the category type

Important Model Requirements:


see General Manual for compete requirements

• Do not exceed a maximum vent length of 20 ft. with two elbows, 25 ft. with one elbow, or 30 ft. with no elbows.

• Maintain a minimum vent length of 3 feet.

• Maintain a minimum of 12 inches of straight pipe from the flue outlet before any directional changes are made in the venting system.

• The equivalent length for a 4 inch 90° elbow is 5 feet.

• Avoid using more than two 90° directional changes in the venting system

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Galvanized Steel Vent Outlet Cap

Used on all low intensity tube heaters except LS, LD or DBS

4" O.D. with flapper. Flapper ensures proper static pressure for proper unit operation. Must be used with unvented units.

 

$36.00
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4" Simpson Duravent Rooftop Vent Cap

 

$38.00
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Dual Exhaust Assembly

"Y" shaped, 26 gauge galvanized steel with baffle. 4" O.D. X 4" O.D.  For use when common venting (2) units. Heaters MUST share a common thermostat.

Dimensions: 14" left to right (w) x 13" height.

$102.00
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4" Duravent Sidewall Vent Kit (Alt. Part# 2C448)

Used on all low intensity tube heaters except LS, LS3, LD3 & DBS

Includes all items for sidewall venting: SWD-4, WT-4, 18BV-4, & DHC-4. Single wall vent pipe material is included. 29" long when fully assembled.

NOT APPROVED FOR V2 200 MBTU/H

$184.00
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4" Rooftop Vent Package.  Can also be used for Air Intake.

$210.00
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6" Duravent Sidewall Vent Kit

Al items for sidewall venting including:

SWD-4, WT-6, 18BV-6 and DHC-6. No vent pipe material is included. 30" long when fully assembled.

Used on: all low intensity tube heaters

$234.00
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6" Rooftop Vent Package.

 

$240.00
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Single stage thermostat. 35°–75°F range. 24-277 VAC

$69.00
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Single stage thermostat with rain tight enclosure 40°–100°F range. Can be used with 24–277 VAC.

$110.00
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Single stage 120 V line voltage thermostat. (4-period) programmable. 40°–86°F range

$173.00
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Control 120V Heater with 24V Controls

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Combination relay transformer - For controlling 120 V units with 24 V thermostats

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Other Information

Clearance to Combustibles is defined as the minimum distance that must exist between the tube
surface, or reflector, and any combustible items (see Figure 1.1). It also pertains to the distance that
must be maintained from moving objects around the tube heater. When installing the tube heater system,
clearances to combustibles for the model tube heater and configuration must be maintained. Refer to Chart 1.1
to determine the required distances for your model.

Gas Supply

Important! Before connecting the gas supply to the burner control box:

• Verify that the heater’s gas type (as listed on the rating plate) matches that of your application.
• Check that the gas piping and service has the capacity to handle the total gas consumption of all heaters
being installed, as well as any other gas appliances being connected to the supply line.
• Check that the main gas supply line is of proper diameter to supply the required fuel pressures.
• If utilizing used pipe, verify that its condition is clean and comparable to a new pipe. Test all gas supply
lines in accordance with local codes.
•Test and confirm that inlet pressures are correct. Refer to the heater rating plate for gas type and the
required minimum and maximum pressures (see Chart 3.8). The gas supply pipe must be of sufficient
size to provide the required capacity and inlet pressure to the heater (if necessary, consult the local gas
company). Do not exceed the maximum allowed pressures for the heater, the space or the gas piping
system.

Troubleshooting

General Guide

XTS3 Troubleshooting Flowchart

Section 1

Section 2

Section 3

Section 4

* Older models may have slight variations in troubleshooting.  Please consult their respective IOPM’s

 

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%% Manufacturing date range 08/1999 to 05/2003
%% Source: xts_manual0500.pdf
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    %% Page 1: Initial Troubleshooting & Fan/Ignitor Checks
    Start([Turn up Thermostat]) --> Q1{Does the fan<br>blower turn on?}
    
    %% Fan blower NO branch
    Q1 -- NO --> Q2{Is the power at the<br>heater 120V?}
    Q2 -- NO --> A1[Find the source of the<br>electrical problem.]
    Q2 -- YES --> Q3{Is the blower<br>obstructed?}
    Q3 -- YES --> A2[Remove obstruction<br>& lubricate fan.]
    Q3 -- NO --> Q4{Is there 120V<br>coming to the fan?}
    Q4 -- NO --> A3[Correct wiring.]
    Q4 -- YES --> A4[The fan is faulty and<br>must be replaced.]
    
    %% Fan blower YES branch -> Ignitor checks
    Q1 -- YES --> Q5{Does the ignitor<br>warm up and glow red?}
    
    Q5 -- NO --> Q6{Is the ignitor<br>physically damaged?}
    Q6 -- YES --> A5[Replace ignitor.]
    Q6 -- NO --> Q7{Check voltage at ignitor during ignition<br>sequence 30-45s after power.<br>Is it 120V?}
    
    Q7 -- YES --> Q8{Is the resistance through<br>the ignitor 45-400Ω?}
    Q8 -- NO --> A5
    
    Q7 -- NO --> Q9{Is the inlet or outlet of the unit<br>obstructed? e.g., ice, birds nest, dirt}
    Q9 -- YES --> A6[Remove obstruction.]
    Q9 -- NO --> Q10{Check for loose wiring/restrictions in<br>hose connections to pressure switch.<br>Are they ok?}
    Q10 -- NO --> A7[Repair wiring or hose<br>connections.]
    
    Q10 -- YES --> Q11{Safety pressure switches: Temporarily place<br>jumpers across terminals of each switch,<br>one at a time with cover reinstalled.<br>Does ignitor glow red?}
    Q11 -- YES --> A8[Replace appropriate switch after verifying:<br>- Baffles are in farthest tubes<br>- Heater/blower/intake/exhaust are clean<br>- 4in intake pipe is <= 20ft and/or 2 elbows<br>- No negative pressure at air intake]
    
    Q11 -- NO --> Q12{Temporarily place jumpers across both pressure<br>switches and check for 120V going from<br>switch to circuit board. Is there 120V<br>entering the circuit board?}
    Q12 -- NO --> A9[Faulty wiring. Repair or<br>replace wiring.]
    Q12 -- YES --> A10[Replace circuit board.]

    %% Page 2: Gas Valve & Burner Operation
    Q5 -- YES --> Q13{After ignitor is warmed up,<br>does gas valve open?}
    
    %% Gas Valve NO branch
    Q13 -- NO --> Q14{Test for 120V at valve during valve opening<br>period 30-45s after power to heater.<br>Is there 120V to valve?}
    Q14 -- NO --> A11[Possibly, the circuit board and/or<br>wiring harness is faulty. Replace them.]
    Q14 -- YES --> Q15{Check gas pressure within min/max inputs<br>on AGA burner rating label.<br>Is gas pressure OK?}
    Q15 -- NO --> A12[Correct problem.]
    Q15 -- YES --> A13[Replace gas valve.]

    %% Gas Valve YES branch -> Burner lighting
    Q13 -- YES --> Q16{Does the burner light?}
    Q16 -- NO --> Q17{Is the gas cock in<br>an ON position?}
    Q17 -- NO --> A14[Correct problem.]
    Q17 -- YES --> Q18{Check gas pressure within min/max inputs<br>on AGA burner rating label.<br>Is gas pressure OK?}
    Q18 -- NO --> A15[Correct problem.]
    Q18 -- YES --> A16[Make sure gas lines<br>were purged of air.]

    %% Burner Stay On Checks
    Q16 -- YES --> Q19{Does the burner<br>stay on?}
    
    %% Burner stays on -> Final operation
    Q19 -- YES --> Q20{Does heater stay on<br>until call for heat ends?}
    Q20 -- YES --> End([Troubleshooting ends.])
    Q20 -- NO --> Box1[The following can cause the heater to shut down:<br>- Improper grounding<br>- High winds<br>- Taking combustion air from the attic<br>- Dirty environment<br>- Baffle not located properly<br>- Fluctuating gas pressure]
    
    %% Burner does NOT stay on -> Diagnostics
    Q19 -- NO --> Q21{Does the burner stay on for<br>approx. 8 seconds and then shut off?}
    
    %% Stays on 8 seconds
    Q21 -- YES --> Q22{Is the heater properly grounded?<br>Is the heater's polarity correct?}
    Q22 -- NO --> A17[Correct problem.]
    Q22 -- YES --> Q23{With voltmeter, check DC voltage at flame rod.<br>Is it greater than 30 Volts DC?}
    Q23 -- YES --> A18[Check to make sure flame sensor wire is<br>OK and then replace circuit board.]
    Q23 -- NO --> A19[Sensing rod is faulty or flame is weak.<br>Check heater operating gas pressure on AGA label<br>and replace sensing rod if needed.]
    
    %% Shuts off immediately (1-2 seconds)
    Q21 -- NO --> Q24{Does the burner come on and then<br>turn off immediately 1 or 2 seconds?}
    Q24 -- YES --> Q25{Check pressure within min/max inputs<br>on AGA burner rating label.<br>Is gas pressure OK?}
    Q25 -- NO --> A20[Correct problem.]
    Q25 -- YES --> A21[Exhaust pressure switch may be<br>faulty or there is a restriction in the exhaust.]

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