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Oil burner- which nozzle?

J6P · 2022-02-28 12:01:26

Riello 2.2 e26 90k firebird condensjng boiler. My burner has a H nozzle fitted since day 1. I was enquiring about a back up refurbished model and was told i should be using an S type model.. I know there are EH and ES nozzles available aswell. Can anyone tell me which nozzle i should be using?

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28-02-2022 1:01pm

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J6P

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Riello 2.2 e26 90k firebird condensjng boiler.
My burner has a H nozzle fitted since day 1.
I was enquiring about a back up refurbished model and was told i should be using an S type model..
I know there are EH and ES nozzles available aswell.
Can anyone tell me which nozzle i should be using?

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#2 28-02-2022 8:27pm
jimf

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.65x80es nozzle
do you have gauge and flugas analyser etc to set it up properly

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#3 01-03-2022 12:39pm
J6P

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118710472#Comment_118710472

I had a plumber out at the weekend to take a look (sticky solenoid was the main issue), he used the gauge and analyzer and verified it to working correctly.
That was with the .55 x 80H nozzle installed.

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