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Oil Burner Nozzle types

zapata · 2008-02-15 00:12:56

The parents have a Firebire Popular 120 kerosene burner - with possibly a Riello burner??. It was serviced at xmas but the guy didn't replace the nozzle - don't know why. Anyway, it stopped working and I was called in. The nozzle on it at the moment reads 80 H 0.75 I bought a replacement that reads 80 S 0.75 Would the S be…

15-02-2008 12:12am

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The parents have a Firebire Popular 120 kerosene burner - with possibly a Riello burner??. It was serviced at xmas but the guy didn't replace the nozzle - don't know why.
Anyway, it stopped working and I was called in.

The nozzle on it at the moment reads 80 H 0.75
I bought a replacement that reads 80 S 0.75

Would the S be ok to use instead of the H?

Is the H is for Hollow and the S is for Solid as per:
http://www.delavaninc.com/oilburner.htm

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