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CanyonViewer March 26th 05 03:29 PM

Propane boiler flame skews
 
I have a Raypak propane modulating boiler that when at full fire, the
flame blows to one side of the burner. When this happens it is not
exhausting up the flow, but rather off to the side, and out the side of
the cabinet. At lower firing rates the flame is fine. Needless to say
this isn't good. What might be causing this? Thanks.


Edwin Pawlowski March 26th 05 04:02 PM


"CanyonViewer" wrote in message
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I have a Raypak propane modulating boiler that when at full fire, the
flame blows to one side of the burner. When this happens it is not
exhausting up the flow, but rather off to the side, and out the side of
the cabinet. At lower firing rates the flame is fine. Needless to say
this isn't good. What might be causing this? Thanks.


I'm not familiar with that particular burner, but most have a flame
spreading device in front of the gas nozzle. If the diffuser is corroded,
bent, etc, it will not give the proper pattern. Time to have it serviced.



HeatMan March 27th 05 04:57 PM


"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message
om...

"CanyonViewer" wrote in message
oups.com...
I have a Raypak propane modulating boiler that when at full fire, the
flame blows to one side of the burner. When this happens it is not
exhausting up the flow, but rather off to the side, and out the side of
the cabinet. At lower firing rates the flame is fine. Needless to say
this isn't good. What might be causing this? Thanks.


I'm not familiar with that particular burner, but most have a flame
spreading device in front of the gas nozzle. If the diffuser is corroded,
bent, etc, it will not give the proper pattern. Time to have it serviced.



I agree that it's time to get it serviced by a pro. Make sure he checks the
gas pressure.



m Ransley March 27th 05 09:04 PM

You need a pro, and a co detector. Check chimney draw . It could be
partialy blocked alowing only light draw.


Bob Pietrangelo March 28th 05 12:57 AM

Could just be really dirty

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"m Ransley" wrote in message
...
You need a pro, and a co detector. Check chimney draw . It could be
partialy blocked alowing only light draw.





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