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IGNITION AND ADJUSTMENT 

Loosen the fixing screw “6” and bring the air damper into the position thought to be necessary as a function of the 
quantity of fuel to be burnt. Turn the main switch to ON to power the burner and thus ignite it. Correct, if necessary, 
combustion air delivery by acting on the intake damper and the position of the deflector disk (adjustable via screw 2). 
The burner is, in fact, fitted with a special screw to adjust the position of the deflector disk; this device allows for 
optimisation of combustion by reducing or increasing the air flow between the deflector disk and the head. It is 
normally necessary to reduce (undo screw 2) the air flow between the deflector disk and the head when there is 
reduced fuel delivery: this passage must be proportionately more open (screw in screw 2) when the burner is 
working with a higher fuel delivery rate. After modifying the position of the deflector disk it is, usually, necessary to 
correct the air damper positions and afterwards check for proper ignition. The burner is equipped with an on-nozzle 
light oil heater. This device provides better atomisation and thus better combustion. 

 

After having installed the nozzle, check the 
correct position of the electrodes and disk 
according to the following levels. It's 
advisable to check levels after every 
intervention on head. 

N.B. To prevent damage to the support or 
the pre-heater effect nozzle assembly/ 
disassembly tasks with the aid of a wrench 
and counter-wrench. 

                                    A        B       C       D 

RiNOx 35 

0       6     2.5 

 

COMBUSTION ADJUSTMENT 

1   

AIR REGISTER OPENING ADJUSTER 

- Reference index in position “0” register closed  
- Reference  index in position “9” register open  

2   

FLAME DISC POSITION 

3   

AIR REGISTER OPENING ADJUSTER REFERENCE INDEX 

4   

AIR DAMPER IN OPEN POSITION (9) 

5   

AIR DAMPER IN CLOSED POSITION (0) 

6  

AIR DAMPER FIXING SCREW 

The DSV.2 pre-heater gives efficient pre-heating of the light 
oil and therefore ensures good ignition and stable, safe 
operation even at low ambient temperatures. It is provided 
with an incorporated solenoid cut-off valve and an anti-
dripping device which is used for hydrocarbon (CxHy)  
during both ignition and burner shutdown. 

AIR REGULATION PRINCIPLE DIAGRAM AND DISK-ELECTRODES SETTING 

 

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Summary of Contents for RINOX 35

Page 1: ...Instruction for ligth oil burner models Edition 2006 05 RiNOx35...

Page 2: ...ration is not valid with regard to EC or U NI Standards for gas burners or the gas part of duel fuel burners gas light oil or gas heavy oil when such burners have been ordered in non compliance with t...

Page 3: ...and leaves the equipment make sure that the booklet always goes with the equipment so it can be consulted by the new owner and or installer For all equipment with optionals or kits including electric...

Page 4: ...regulations since incorrect installation may cause damage to person animals or things for which damage the manufacturer cannot be held responsible Before installation it is advisable to carry out car...

Page 5: ...0 Fuel Maximum Viscosity light oil 5 5 cst 20o C Electrical Supply 1 230V 10 50Hz Motor kW 0 11 Pre heater W 60 Transformer 30 mA 2x10kV Absorbed Electical Power kW 0 260 Weight Kg 12 Operations ON OF...

Page 6: ...r Disk Head Positioning 6 Combustion Head 7 Disk Head Adjusting Screw 8 Photocell 9 Electrovalve 10 Light Oil Pump 11 Motor 12 Burner Connection Flange 13 Insulating Gasket OVERAL DIMENSIONS A A1 A2 B...

Page 7: ...WORKING FIELD 7...

Page 8: ...rs Total meters i 10 mm i 12 mm 0 5 26 54 1 24 47 1 5 18 38 2 14 30 2 5 10 23 3 6 15 3 5 7 HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS The pipes that connect the tank to the burner should be in perfect tight condition we r...

Page 9: ...rom the lower side or the left side of the burner APPLICATION OF THE BURNER TO THE BOILER WITH SLIDING FLANGE Fasten flange B to the boiler with n 4 screws D placing the insulation card E Insert burne...

Page 10: ...tarting cycle for burner without light oil pre heater B Flame presence C Normal operation D Adjustment stop by R tw Light oil pre heating time until operation consent by contact OW minimum thermostat...

Page 11: ...for proper ignition The burner is equipped with an on nozzle light oil heater This device provides better atomisation and thus better combustion After having installed the nozzle check the correct pos...

Page 12: ...accordance with the demands of the particular boiler type RECOMMENDEDNOZZLES STEINES type S 60 MONARCH type R 60 DAN FOSS type S 60 Most components can be inspected by removing the hood To inspect th...

Page 13: ...C AE 47C 1387 1 ELECTROVALVE USUALLY CLOSED 2 PRESSURE TEST POINT AND PURGE POINT 1 8 3 PRESSURE REGULATION SCREW 4 RETURN 5 SUCTION 6 DELIVERY TO NOZZLE 7 VACUUM TEST POINT 1 8 N B The pump is preset...

Page 14: ...ating in the opposite direction as that indicated by the arrow 1 Check the feeder line 2 Repair or replace it 3 Check the suction pipe 4 Fill with fuel 5 Open it 6 Replace nozzle 7 Invert a phase in t...

Page 15: ...t is advisable to make all the connections with flexible electric wire Conductor s minimum section 1 5 mm2 15 L1 PHASE N NEUTRAL GROUND H0 Block Lamp H1 Operation Light FR Photocell TA Ignition Transf...

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