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MattWeth
I was at a customer today servicing five cabinet heaters (40 degrees in the greenhouses, had to turn the stats up to 50 to get them to fire, so then I'm in a 40 degree greenhouse standing next to a heater trying to make it 50 - mad or what?!).
Anyway, he mentioned that he also had a few direct heaters that he'd like to get back into service. The best candidate to start with had a Riello with a failed oil pump. Simple I thought - chuck a new pump on and set it up. And then I thought, how the hell do you gas check one of these? The burner fires directly onto a blast plate and there's a flipping big fan behind the burner adding a load more air.
Where do you analyse one of these or is it all by feel?...
Anyway, he mentioned that he also had a few direct heaters that he'd like to get back into service. The best candidate to start with had a Riello with a failed oil pump. Simple I thought - chuck a new pump on and set it up. And then I thought, how the hell do you gas check one of these? The burner fires directly onto a blast plate and there's a flipping big fan behind the burner adding a load more air.
Where do you analyse one of these or is it all by feel?...