OPERATION

MANUAL
Boiler Operation Terminal

EJ-210

This document was formulated in Japan.

Comply with the regulations and standards of
the country of use regarding installation and
usage.
The specifications of products and
components may vary with country of use and
the site situation.
Contact your dealer or MIURA sales office for
further inquiry regarding this document.
Normal
Data Blow
Caution
BP – TERMINAL

INFORMATION IN THIS MANUAL MAY BE

CHANGED WITHOUT NOTICE.

Manual Code No. E608-216-0640

Release date: December 2015
 Important Safety Information

Important Safety Information

Before using the boiler operation terminal EJ-210, ensure that this Operation Manual is read and fully
understood; furthermore, the instructions given herein should be strictly observed during operation.

Within the boiler operation terminal EJ-210, there are high-voltage sections that could lead to electric
shock. These sections may cause accidents involving loss of life, fire, etc., unless this equipment is
handled in an appropriate manner.

In order to ensure that tasks undertaken during operation and maintenance of the boiler operation
terminal EJ-210 can be completed safely, it is critical that all dangerous and hazardous parts of this
equipment be confirmed in advance. Here at MIURA, it is practically impossible to anticipate all
potentially dangerous situations, and therefore, this Operation Manual deals only with known hazards. A
higher level of safety can be achieved by carefully observing the warnings and instructions set forth
herein.
Safety-related warnings are classified into the following 3 levels, and notification of these warnings is
provided within this Operation Manual and using warning labels(*) on the boiler operation terminal EJ-
210 itself.

Indicates an imminently dangerous situation which leads to serious

DANGER injury or death to the user, if the product is mishandled.

Indicates a situation which might cause serious injury or death to the

WARNING user, if the product is mishandled.

Indicates a situation which might cause minor injury to the user or

CAUTION the occurrence of physical damage only, if the product is
mishandled.

If any part used in the product fails, contact your dealer or MIURA sales office to replace it with its
genuine part. Using parts of different models might reduce safety.
It should be noted that unauthorized alteration of the boiler operation terminal EJ-210 or repair
procedures other than those described herein can pose a serious safety risk. Never make any
modifications or repairs without MIURA’s permission.

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Introduction

Introduction

This document describes the methods of handling the boiler operation terminal EJ-210 (hereinafter
called “EJ-210”) to ensure its proper use.

Not only those who use the EJ-210 for the first time but also those who know the handling methods
should read this document carefully and understand the proper handling methods before use of the EJ-
210.

Furthermore, we also recommend that this Operation Manual be stored in a specially designated
location so that it can be referred to at any time to confirm the correct usage.

[Explanation of Notation]
The meanings of the symbols used in this manual are as shown below.

Indicates a prohibited action (what you must not do).

Indicates a possibility of electric shock when the product is handled with wet
hands.

Indicates an action to be taken according to an instruction (what to be

executed).

Indicates an action connecting a grounding wire.

Describes the precautions to prevent failures of the EJ-210, points to perform

NOTE effective operation, and useful information to know.

Indicates the page of related information.

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 Definition of Terms

Definition of Terms

Terms used in this document are summarized below. (Terms are indicated with an asterisk (*) in the
text.)
Term Description
Major or minor equipment anomaly, such as an Alarm, Caution, and
Alarm
Notice.
Blowdown Discharge of water contained in the boiler.
Boiler system operation panel Centralized monitoring device in the boiler room that offers MI control
BP-201 functions for steam boilers.
Boiler with BL-model
MIURA 3-position combustion control boiler with BL-model controller.
controller mounted
Boiler with XJ1-model
MIURA 3-position combustion control boiler with XJ1-model controller.
controller mounted
Steam pressure difference providing an indicator for switching the
Differential
control condition for boiler control.
Header pressure Internal pressure in the steam header.
A state where the boiler is operating at maximum combustion
High fire
performance.
A state where the boiler is operating at approximately 50%* maximum
Low fire combustion performance.
(* The percentage varies depending on the model of boilers installed.)
Automatic operation of the number of boilers to provide the required
MI control
steam amount when multiple boilers are installed.
MIURA maintenance contract to communicate with the maintenance
Online maintenance
office over the phone network.
Soot blow Washing the interior of the economizer with water to remove soot.
A state where boiler combustion is stopped while the “OPERATION”
Standby
switch is ON.

NOTE
Contact your dealer or MIURA sales office for the boiler controller model.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Important Safety Information .................................................................... i

Introduction.............................................................................................. ii
Definition of Terms .................................................................................. iii

SECTION 1: SAFETY......................................................................... 1

1. Safety Regulations ............................................................................ 1

2. Safety-Related Knowledge and Expertise ......................................... 1
3. Protective Equipment ........................................................................ 1
4. Prohibition of Unapproved Modification ............................................. 1
5. Safety Precautions ............................................................................ 2
5.1 Safety during Installation ............................................................................ 2
5.2 Safety during Use of Equipment ................................................................. 3
5.3 Safety during Actions Taken before Ordering Repairs ................................ 3
5.4 Safety during Transfer or Resale ................................................................ 3

SECTION 2: OVERVIEW ................................................................... 4

1. Product Usage and Functions ........................................................... 4

1.1 Basic Functions .......................................................................................... 4
1.2 Network Configuration ................................................................................ 5
1.3 Specifications ............................................................................................. 6

2. Component Names and Functions .................................................... 6

SECTION 3: OPERATION .................................................................. 7

1. Using the Buttons .............................................................................. 7

1.1 Using the “Data” Button .............................................................................. 7
1.2 Using the ▲/▼ Buttons ............................................................................ 7

2. Details of the Status Monitor Mode ................................................... 8

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3. Details of the User Operation Mode ................................................. 10
3.1 Setting Steam Pressure ........................................................................... 11
3.2 Setting the System Date and Time ........................................................... 12
3.3 Setting the Blowdown Notification Time ................................................... 13
3.4 Setting the Soot Blow Notification Time .................................................... 14

4. Details of the Current Alarm Check Mode ........................................ 15

5. Details of the Alarm History Mode .................................................... 16
6. Blowdown Notification ..................................................................... 17
7. Soot Blow Notification ...................................................................... 18

SECTION 4: TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................ 19

1. If the “Caution” Lamp Turns ON ....................................................... 19

2. Action to be Taken before Ordering Repairs .................................... 20

SECTION 5: STORAGE ................................................................... 21

1. Transfer or Resale ........................................................................... 21

2. Export .............................................................................................. 21

SECTION 6: DISPOSAL .................................................................. 22

1. Disposal Method .............................................................................. 22

SECTION 7: WARRANTY ................................................................ 23

1. Note Regarding Warranty ................................................................ 23

2. Questions Regarding the Product and Operation Manual ................ 23
3. If the Operation Manual is Lost ........................................................ 23

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SECTION 1: SAFETY
1. Safety Regulations
Handling of the EJ-210 is comprised of operations associated with running of the equipment and
operations regarding maintenance.
Only those who have received a handling explanation with this document should operate the EJ-210.

<Precautions for installation and use> — Related laws and regulations

1) The table below shows part of the laws and regulations on installation and use. There are also prefectural and
municipal ordinances; therefore, contact the supervisory authority or competent authority for more information.
2) The details herein are based on the regulatory standards at the time of preparation.
3) The documents to be submitted and their destination vary depending on your equipment and facilities.
If you have any questions, contact your dealer, MIURA sales office, or the competent supervisory authority.

Related laws and Form(s) to be

Destination Submission timing Remarks
regulations submitted

N/A — — —

2. Safety-Related Knowledge and Expertise

Handling of the EJ-210 is comprised of operations associated with the running of the equipment and
operations regarding maintenance. Accordingly, the EJ-210 must be handled by persons who have fully
read and understood this manual.

3. Protective Equipment
Wear a helmet, safety shoes, and other protective equipment depending on the work.

4. Prohibition of Unapproved Modification

It should be noted that unauthorized alteration of the EJ-210 or repair procedures other than those
described herein can pose a serious safety risk. Never make any modifications or repairs without
MIURA’s permission.

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5. Safety Precautions
5.1 Safety during Installation
During installation, observe the following safety information.

WARNING
Check that the power supply wiring of the EJ-210 is connected from the boiler
power supply.
Ensure that a dedicated power supply is used as the boiler power supply and
an earth leakage circuit breaker (with overcurrent protection) is installed for it.

Breaker Earth leakage

Earth leakage
capacity circuit breaker
circuit breaker
(with overcurrent (with overcurrent
protection) protection)

Wiring

During power source installation work, use a specified wire diameter for
connection and ensure that a ground is established.

Ground terminal

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5.2 Safety during Use of Equipment

During the use of equipment, observe the following safety information.

WARNING
Do not operate the power supply breaker with wet hands.
Failure to observe this precaution may cause electric shock due to high
voltage, resulting in injuries or death.

Do not place combustible materials inside the EJ-210.

Failure to observe this precaution may lead to fire due to ignition, resulting in
death.

5.3 Safety during Actions Taken before Ordering Repairs

During actions taken before ordering repairs, observe the following safety information. (Excerpt
from page 20)

WARNING
If any anomaly persists after completing the specified repairs, contact your
dealer or MIURA sales office.

Do not perform work other than that specified. Failure to observe this
precaution may result in injuries.

5.4 Safety during Transfer or Resale

During the transfer or resale of the EJ-210, observe the following safety information. (Excerpt from
page 21)

WARNING
Ensure that the EJ-210 is installed only in the specified condition and
connected to the specified peripheral equipment.
Failure to observe this precaution may result in injuries.

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SECTION 2: OVERVIEW
1. Product Usage and Functions
1.1 Basic Functions

 Boiler MI control(*) function

The EJ-210 is installed on a steam boiler to provide MI control(*) using the boiler system operation
panel BP-201(*). For a steam boiler that allows combustion control by a pressure switch, connect
the EJ-210 contact output in series with the wiring to the pressure switch to switch between boiler
high fire(*), low fire(*), and standby(*) to provide MI control(*).

 Boiler notification relay function

Under the online maintenance(*) contract, should a problem occur in the boiler, the EJ-210
automatically notifies a MIURA sales office to allow rapid action by maintenance personnel.
When a boiler alarm(*) is notified from the BP-201(*), the EJ-210 functions as a boiler notification
relay.

 Boiler monitoring relay function

When a boiler alarm(*) is monitored by the BP-201(*), the EJ-210 functions as a boiler
communication relay.

NOTE
The boiler notification relay function and monitoring relay function only work for a boiler with BL-
model controller mounted(*) or a boiler with XJ1-model(*) controller mounted(*).

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1.2 Network Configuration

The details below are an example of a standard network connection.
The actual equipment connected, method of connection, etc. differ depending on the customer’s
system.

■ Once-through steam boiler

Water delivered to the tubes is heated by burner combustion.
Heated boiler water successively evaporates and the steam is
supplied to the load-side equipment.

■ Boiler system operation panel BP-201(*)

Monitors the operation status of all equipment in the boiler room
and communicates with a MIURA sales office. The panel also
performs boiler MI control(*).

■ Steam header

■ Boiler operation terminal EJ-210

Used for MI control(*) of steam boilers by BP-201(*). The
EJ-210 also acts as a relay for monitoring by BP-201(*)
and notification of boiler alarms(*).

■ Automatic monitoring
system for water
■ Chemical hardness leakage
■ Feed water feeder Monitors the soft water
tank treated by the water
Supplies chemicals ■ Water softener softener.
that prevent boiler Raw water is normally hard.
corrosion. The water softener changes
hard water to soft water.

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1.3 Specifications

Item Unit EJ-210

Product name — Boiler operation terminal
Power supply — 120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, single-phase
Required wire diameter for power
mm2 2.0
Main supply
unit Power circuit breaker capacity A 5
Electrical consumption VA 11 (max.)
Product mass (product weight) kg 3.3
Overall dimensions (W × D × H) mm 400 × 195 × 57

Voltage
+10% to -10% power supply voltage
fluctuations
Operation Temperature: 0 to 60°C
environment Humidity: 30 to 90% RH (no condensation or freezing)
M-NET3
Shielded LAN cable (Cable length: Up to 100 m)
communication
CAT 5 or above, single-wire STP straight cable
line

2. Component Names and Functions

Display “Data” button “Blow” button
Used to switch display items, clear Used to clear the blowdown(*) notification.
alarm(*) displays, and confirm
P.17
setting values.
P.7

Normal
Data Blow
Caution
BP – TERMINAL

Status lamps / buttons

The “Normal” lamp (green) turns ON Used to change parameters and
when the power is supplied and the increase/decrease values in each
EJ-210 is functioning normally. mode, and select individual letters.
The “Caution” lamp (yellow) turns ON
P.7
when an alarm(*) occurs.
P.19

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SECTION 3: OPERATION
1. Using the Buttons
1.1 Using the “Data” Button
Each time the “Data” button is pressed, the mode switches in the sequence: Status Monitor mode,
User Operation mode, Current Alarm(*) Check mode, and Alarm(*) History mode.

Status Monitor mode

Data
User Operation mode

Current Alarm(*) Check mode

Alarm(*) History mode

Status Monitor Mode to check the MI control(*) status such as header pressure(*) and
mode boiler steam pressure.
P.8
User Operation Mode to make settings of steam pressure, calendar, etc.
mode P.10
Current Alarm(*) Mode to check details of up to 5 current alarms(*) and the date and time
Check mode when the alarm occurred.
P.15
Alarm(*) History Mode to check details of up to 5 past alarms(*) and the date and time
mode when the alarm occurred.
P.16

1.2 Using the ▲/▼ Buttons

• Press the ▲ or ▼ button to switch display item.

• Press the ▲ button to increase the value, and

press the ▼ button to decrease the value.

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2. Details of the Status Monitor Mode

The Status Monitor mode can be used to check the MI control(*) operation status and the monitored
details.
Upper row of display:
Boiler MI control(*) status

Auto
Header 115PSI
Lower row of display:
Selected monitored item

NOTE
If no button is pressed for approximately 4 minutes, the display automatically switches to the
Status Monitor mode and shows the “header pressure(*)” item.
If no button is pressed for approximately 10 minutes, the display turns OFF. Press any
button to turn ON the display again.

Items presented in upper row of display

Display MI control(*) operation status
Disabled Condition when the boiler is stopped with the “OPERATION” switch OFF or
the “START” switch OFF.
Manual Condition when pressure control is performed using the set pressure on the
boiler or the EJ-210 when manual operation is selected on the BP-201(*) or
when automatic operation is not possible under MI control(*).
Standby Standby(*) condition due to the BP-201(*) systemwide standby function.
Program Standby Standby(*) condition due to the BP-201(*) program standby function.
Emergency Stop Standby(*) condition due to an emergency stop instruction from the BP-201(*).
Auto Automatic operation condition due to MI control(*) by BP-201(*).

NOTE
The operation is as follows when “Manual” is displayed.
• For a boiler with BL controller mounted(*), a boiler with XJ1 controller mounted(*), or a
boiler with a steam pressure sensor mounted, pressure control is performed using the
set pressure that was set in the User Operation mode of the terminal.
• For a boiler that is not a boiler with BL controller mounted(*) and a boiler with XJ1
controller mounted(*), without a steam pressure sensor, pressure control is performed
using the boiler set pressure.

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Items presented in lower row of display

Monitored item Example of lower row of display
Header pressure(*) Header 115PSI
Boiler steam pressure Boiler 115PSI
Calendar (date and time) 01/01/2010 00:00
Remaining time to blowdown(*) (NOTE 1) Next B/Down 10 Hr
(*) (NOTE 2)
Remaining time to soot blow NXT S/Blow: 10 Hr

NOTE
• The “boiler steam pressure” item is displayed only for a boiler with BL controller
mounted(*), a boiler with XJ1 controller mounted(*), or a boiler with a steam pressure
sensor mounted.

NOTE 1: Displayed only when the blowdown(*) notification time is set to a non-zero value in the User
Operation mode. It is not displayed when the blowdown(*) notification time is set to zero.
P.17

NOTE 2: Displayed only when the soot blow(*) notification time is set to a non-zero value in the User
Operation mode. It is not displayed when the soot blow(*) notification time is set to zero.
P.18

NOTE
• Indicator B blinking on the display notifies that blowdown(*) timing is reached.
P.17

• Indicator C blinking on the display notifies that an alarm(*) has occurred. The current
alarms(*) can be checked in the Current Alarm Check mode.
P.15

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3. Details of the User Operation Mode

This steam pressure, current time, etc. can be set in the User Operation mode.

User OPR Mode Data

a) Press the “Data” button to select the User Operation
Press&Hold[DATA]
mode.

b) Press and hold the “Data” button for 2 seconds or

PRESS SET (L) Data
longer to switch to the User Operation mode. 115PSI
Press the “Data” button to change the items in the
following order.

Pressure setting (low)

Differential (low)(*)

Pressure setting (high)

Differential (high)(*)
NOTE
Current time (month) If no button is pressed for approximately 4
minutes while an item of the User Operation mode
Current time (day) is displayed, the display automatically switches to
the Status Monitor mode and shows the “header
Current time (year) pressure(*)” item. (In this case, changes to settings
made before the display switched are not
Current time (hour) accepted.)
P.8
Current time (minute)

Blowdown(*) notification time

Soot blow(*) notification time

c) Press and hold the “Data” button for 2 seconds or

Data
longer again to exit the User Operation mode.

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3.1 Setting Steam Pressure

Make the pressure settings for pressure control according to the boiler steam pressure during
manual operation.
P.8

a) Press the “Data” button to display the screen of PRESS SET (L)
ｱﾂﾘｮｸｾｯﾃｲ (ﾃｲ) Data
the steam pressure setting to change. 115PSI
0.75MPa

Setting item Description

Pressure setting (low) Switches to low fire(*) operation if the steam pressure reaches or
Steam pressure setting

exceeds the “Pressure setting (low)”.

Differential (low)(*) Boiler returns to high fire(*) operation if the steam pressure
drops to “Pressure setting (low) – Differential (low)(*)”.
Pressure setting (high) Switches to standby(*) if the steam pressure reaches or exceeds
the “Pressure setting (high)”.
Differential (high)(*) Boiler returns to combustion if the steam pressure drops to
“Pressure setting (high) – Differential (high)(*)”.

PRESS SET (L)

ｱﾂﾘｮｸｾｯﾃｲ (ﾃｲ)
b) Use the ▲ and ▼ buttons to change the 114PSI
0.74MPa
pressure setting.

c) When all changes are complete, press and

Data
hold the “Data” button for 2 seconds or longer
to exit the User Operation mode.
• The operation above accepts the setting
changes.

d) Check that the pressure setting has changed.

NOTE
The pressure setting is displayed only for a boiler with BL controller mounted(*), a boiler
with XJ1 controller mounted(*), or a boiler with a steam pressure sensor mounted.

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3.2 Setting the System Date and Time

Set the present date and time.

NOTE
• The current date and time must be set correctly because they are used for various
controls and functions. The date and time is set before the product is shipped. Ensure
that they are correct.
• The boiler date and time are automatically adjusted for a boiler with BL controller
mounted(*) or a boiler with XJ1 controller mounted(*).

a) Press the “Data” button to select the time

Current Time SET
ｹﾞﾝｻﾞｲｼﾞｺｸｾｯﾃｲ Data
08/01/2010 08:00
'10/08/01 08:00
setting screen.
• The current month blinks.
The blinking position can be changed.

Current Time SET

ｹﾞﾝｻﾞｲｼﾞｺｸｾｯﾃｲ Data
b) Press the “Data” button until the position to be
'10/08/01 08:00
08/01/2010 08:00
changed blinks.

c) Use the ▲ and ▼ buttons to change the value. Current Time SET
ｹﾞﾝｻﾞｲｼﾞｺｸｾｯﾃｲ
• Adjust the time in units of 1 minute. 08/01/2010 13:00
'10/08/01 13:00
• Set each item up to “Minute”.

d) When all changes are complete, press and

Data
hold the “Data” button for 2 seconds or longer
to exit the User Operation mode.
• The operation above accepts the setting
changes.

e) Check that the set date and time are correct.

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3.3 Setting the Blowdown Notification Time

Set the boiler combustion time until the blowdown(*) timing is notified.

a) Press the “Data” button to select the blowdown B/D Notice Time Data
notification time setting screen. 0 Hr

B/D Notice Time

ﾌﾞﾛｰｵｼﾗｾ
b) Use the ▲ and ▼ buttons to change the time.
10 Hr
10Hr

NOTE
For more details about changing the blowdown(*) notification time, contact your dealer or
MIURA sales office.
No blowdown(*) notification is made if the time is set to “0 Hr”.

c) When all changes are complete, press and

hold the “Data” button for 2 seconds or longer Data

to exit the User Operation mode.

• The operation above accepts the setting
changes.

d) Check that the blowdown(*) notification time has changed.

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3.4 Setting the Soot Blow Notification Time

Set the boiler combustion time until the soot blow(*) timing is notified.

a) Press the “Data” button to select the soot ｽｰﾄﾌﾞﾛｰｵｼﾗｾ

S/B Notice Time Data
blow(*) notification time setting screen. 00Hr
Hr

b) Use the ▲ and ▼ buttons to change the time. S/B Notice Time
ｽｰﾄﾌﾞﾛｰｵｼﾗｾ
999 Hr
999Hr

NOTE
For more details about changing the soot blow(*) notification time, contact your dealer or
MIURA sales office.
No soot blow(*) notification is made if the time is set to “0 Hr”.

c) When all changes are complete, press and

hold the “Data” button for 2 seconds or longer Data

to exit the User Operation mode.

• The operation above accepts the setting
changes.

d) Check that the soot blow(*) notification time has changed.

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4. Details of the Current Alarm Check Mode

The details of current alarms(*) and the date and time when the alarm occurred can be checked in the
Current Alarm(*) Check mode. If alarms(*) are duplicated, press the “Data” button to display the details
of up to 5 alarms in the sequence in which they occurred.
For details about the displayed items, refer to “2. Action to be Taken before Ordering Repairs” in
SECTION 4.
P.20

a) Press the “Data” button to select the Current Current ALM Mode Data
(*)
Press&Hold[DATA]
Alarm Check mode.

b) Press and hold the DATA button for 2 seconds or

Data
longer to switch to the Current Alarm(*) Check
mode.

c) Press the ▲ and ▼ buttons to display the

possible causes.

MI control(*) operation status Details of occurred alarm(*)

Auto B/Down Required Alarm Occurrence

Alarm 1: F800-01 Perform Blowdown 08/01/2010 01:15

Code of occurred alarm(*) Date and time when alarm(*) occurred

Data

Auto
Alarm 5: F800-04

Current ALM: End

d) Press and hold the “Data” button for 2 seconds or longer to exit the Current Alarm(*) Check
mode.

NOTE
“No Current Alarm” is displayed if no current alarm(*) exists.

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5. Details of the Alarm History Mode

The details of previous alarms(*) and the date and time when the alarm occurred can be checked in
the Alarm(*) History mode. Press the “Data” button to display the details of the 5 most recent alarms.
For details about the displayed items, refer to “2. Action to be Taken before Ordering Repairs” in
SECTION 4.
P.20

a) Press the “Data” button to select the Alarm(*) ALM HIST Mode Data
History mode. Press&Hold[DATA]

b) Press and hold the “Data” button for 2 seconds or Data

longer to switch to the Alarm(*) History mode.

c) Press the ▲ and ▼ buttons to display the possible causes.

MI control(*) operation status Details of occurred alarm(*)

Auto B/Down Required Alarm Occurrence Alarm Reset

History1: F800-01 Perform Blowdown 08/01/2010 01:15 08/02/2010 00:00
Date and time when Date and time when
Code of occurred alarm(*) alarm(*) occurred alarm(*) was reset

Data

Auto
History5: F800-04

ALM History: End

d) Press and hold the “Data” button for 2 seconds or longer to exit the Alarm(*) History mode.

NOTE
“No Alarm History” is displayed if no alarm(*) history exists.

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6. Blowdown Notification
NOTE
The lit “Caution” lamp and a message on the display notify that blowdown(*) timing is
reached.

B/Down Required
Perform Blowdown

a) Press the “Data” button.

• The “Caution” lamp turns OFF and the following Data
message disappears on the display.
B/Down Required
Perform Blowdown

• The B indicator blinks on the display.

ｼﾞﾄﾞｳ
Auto BB
ﾍｯﾀﾞ
Header 0.75MPa
115PSI

b) Perform blowdown(*) as described in the boiler

Operation Manual.

b) After blowdown(*) is complete, press the “Blow” Auto

ｼﾞﾄﾞｳ Blow
ﾍｯﾀﾞ
Header 0.75MPa
115PSI
button.
• The message “BLOW Accepted” is displayed.
• The B indicator disappears on the display.

NOTE
Even when blowdown(*) is performed due to a notification on the boiler display, it may be
necessary to press the “Blow” button after blowdown(*) is complete. For details, contact
your dealer or MIURA sales office.

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7. Soot Blow Notification

NOTE
The lit “Caution” lamp and a message on the display notify that soot blow(*) timing is
reached.
S/Blow Required
Perform Blow

a) Press the “Data” button.

• The “Caution” lamp turns OFF and the following Data

message disappears on the display.

S/Blow Required
Perform Blow

b) Perform soot blow (*) as described in the boiler Operation Manual.

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SECTION 4: TROUBLESHOOTING
1. If the “Caution” Lamp Turns ON
The “Caution” lamp lights yellow.
The details of the notification are shown on the display.

NOTE
• Some notifications show actions to be performed by MIURA maintenance personnel. Refer
to “2. Action to be Taken before Ordering Repairs” in SECTION 4 for details regarding the
action to be taken in response to notifications.
P.20
• For some notifications, a notification message appears but the “Caution” lamp does not
turn ON.

a) After checking the details of the notification, press

Data
the “Data” button.
• The notification display is cleared.

NOTE
Some notification messages are not cleared even when
the “Data” button is pressed.
Immediately contact your dealer or MIURA sales office.

b) Eliminate the cause of the notification as described in “2. Action to be Taken before Ordering
Repairs” in SECTION 4.
P.20

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2. Action to be Taken before Ordering Repairs

WARNING
If any anomaly persists after completing the specified repairs, contact your dealer or
MIURA sales office.

Do not perform work other than that specified. Failure to observe this precaution may
result in injuries.

Symptoms or display
Cause Required action
content
Display does not turn Power is not supplied. Check if a power failure has occurred.
ON Check the main power supply.
Display does not turn Problem has occurred with Immediately contact your dealer or
ON the control system. MIURA sales office.
Alarm: A510-65
S-key disconnect
Alarm: C500-02
Setting Data
Alarm: C500-05
Poor CPU-I/O CON
Alarm: C500-06
BLR-EJ COMM N/A
Alarm: C590-15 Communication problem has
BP-EJ COMM N/A occurred.
Alarm: C500-01 Battery replacement is Operation of the boiler may be
Stored Data ERR required. continued but contact your dealer or
MIURA sales office.
Set the date and time once again.
Alarm: F530-08 Problem has occurred with Operation of the boiler may be
PRESS SNSR FAIL the steam pressure sensor. continued but contact your dealer or
MIURA sales office.

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 SECTION 5: STORAGE

SECTION 5: STORAGE
1. Transfer or Resale

WARNING
Ensure that the EJ-210 is installed only in the specified condition and connected to
the specified peripheral equipment.
Failure to observe this precaution may result in injuries.

When transferring, reselling, or reusing the EJ-210, it is required to make sure that the installation site
and facilities do not interfere with normal operation of the equipment, so contact your dealer or MIURA
sales office.
Performing any installation work or accessory connection other than the specification may cause an
accident resulting in injuries or even death. When reselling our product, hand the Operation Manual
and product-related materials together to the next customer.

2. Export
This product was manufactured for use in the country where MIURA judges that the export of the product is
allowable.
Therefore, the full performance may be inhibited due to differences in operating environment if the product
is used outside the current country of use.
Regarding export, you are to comply with the laws and regulations.
You will also come under control in many cases, with regard to export, on-site import, and on-site use
according to the laws and regulations of the destination for the export.
When exporting the product, contact your dealer or MIURA sales office.

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SECTION 6: DISPOSAL

SECTION 6: DISPOSAL
1. Disposal Method
When disposing of the product, comply with the laws and regulations.

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 SECTION 7: WARRANTY

SECTION 7: WARRANTY
1. Note Regarding Warranty
Regarding the contents of the warranty, contact your dealer or MIURA sales office.

2. Questions Regarding the Product and Operation Manual

For any questions about your purchased product or the contents of this Operation Manual, contact
your dealer or MIURA sales office.

3. If the Operation Manual is Lost

The Operation Manual contains the information for the safe usage. In the event of loss of the
Operation Manual, contact your dealer or MIURA sales office.

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