FULTON VSRT Series Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual page 94

MAINTENANCE & TROUBLESHOOTING
» Remove ½" grade 2H nuts & Belleville washer
around perimeter of burner plate.
» Position a floor jack with a flat lifting head
(forklift jacks work best for burner removal)
under burner plate tab.
» Carefully slide burner off of furnace flange
bolts and place onto floor jack.
» Adjust floor jack height to pull the burner out
parallel to the floor.
» Balance burner assembly on the floor jack as it
is pulled clear of the furnace.
» Carefully lower burner to floor and lift off of
floor jack.
» Remove 3/8" b7 nuts & Belleville washers from
burner plate.
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» Carefully remove burner from burner plate.
2. Inspect and Clean the Burner.
» The burner should be clean and free of dust.
This can be accomplished using compressed
air. Blow compressed air through the
mesh from the outside in, then empty any
contaminates inside the burner can.
» If there is evidence of deterioration or
corrosion, replace immediately.
» The burner must be removed to perform a
thorough inspection and cleaning. Vacuum
out the debris from the burner inside after
complete.
» Inspect the burner for signs of local
overheating, or soot. If soot is present, either
the pilot or the main burner is not running
the proper fuel air ratio, and the combustion
controls should be checked, while local
overheating will result in discolored mesh or
possible detaching or sagging.
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