WiFi Burner - The Web interface for Challenger Heaters

System Settings

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Challenger Support 01555 728515

During office hours Mon - Fri 10am - 6pm, Sat 10am - 1pm

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Outside office hours, you can raise a support ticket
on our website at https://www.aclsretail.com/index.php/support-request


Alternatively, leave a message on our support
number and our staff will deal with the issue on re opening.

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Leisure battery maintenance

Your Challenger Ignite controller is an active communications
device. With Wifi enabled it has a standby power draw of 160ma.
This can be reduced by turning Wifi off on the controller.

By default the display screen is set to dim after 1 minute,
this can be changed to screen off to further reduce standby draw
within user settings on the controller.

The Challenger heater is supplied 12.5v via your leisure
battery, it is connected via a single red wire with a 20a fuse and
holder on the + terminal. To remove power, remove fuse.

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Common user issues

E01

- Check your battery voltage and re charge as required.
If you have a split charge system, start your vehicle to
increase supply voltage.

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E08

- Add more fuel to tank.
Best advice is not to drop below 1/4 tank at any time as diesel can air lock
and cause issues on re fuelling.

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E10/E11

- Combustion error, attempt to restart 3 or 4 times.

This can be caused by running below 1/4 tank
of fuel even though you have now refilled.

It can also be caused by not following low temperature
running procedure.

Possible low voltage, start your engine
to increase voltage before attempting restart(s)

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Essential maintenance

Please run your heater for approx 5 / 10 minutes at full
power / temperature at least once per month if not being used
to keep fuel supply lines fresh, avoiding possible diesel bug.

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Low temperature running

If running at low temperature for prolonged periods
I.E overnight, please increase to full power for 5 mins
before turning off to clear chamber.

Failure to follow this
procedure can cause the burn chamber to 'coke' and may need
serviced. A de coke is chargeable and not covered under warranty.