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Infrequent, delayed ignition
With my conventional, american standard oil burner for a hot water
furnace I am experiencing infrequent, delayed ignition. At times it ignites properly and most of the time the ignition is more or less delayed by 3 - 5 or even more seconds, resulting in fueloil fumes residue. All settings for the electrode are proper. The nozzle is new and was installed without bare-hand touching. Could the deminished quality of the oil have anything to do with it, or is the cause to be found somewhere else? A positive answer will be very much appreciated. Thank you. |
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