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HO-1-1143 OIL-FIRED HEATER
© SAMUEL JACKSON, INCORPORATED, 2009 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Replacing the Oil Nozzle and Adjusting Igniter Electrodes
The oil nozzle (Part No. 23263) may become clogged after extended use resulting in less
efficient combustion. The oil nozzle should be replaced each year. Below are steps for
removing the oil nozzle and adjusting the igniter electrodes.
Be certain that power has been turned off and lockout/tagout procedures have
been followed before working on the burner
.
Remove these two screws that
hold transformer in place on
burner housing. Ignition
transformer will pivot away
from burner.
Remove copper fuel line
and knurled nut from oil
nozzle tube.
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