What is the reason why a fault in the burner keeps being indicated when using heat transfer oil for ignition?
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What is the reason why a fault in the burner keeps being indicated when using heat transfer oil for ignition?
Which specific device? Make it clear so the problem can be resolved easily.
It is recommended to use a PLC to check the burner’s operation in order to determine the type of fault; further investigation is needed to figure out whether it is a feedback error or loose wiring. To ensure the proper functioning of the burner, various parameters such as the inlet pressure, airtightness, flow rate, and temperature are automatically controlled and monitored. If any of these parameters are not within the specified range, the burner cannot be started. This is one of the drawbacks of high levels of automation, but it does ensure greater safety. Generally, burners are imported, as are the components used in them. If some manufacturers use inferior components, there is a risk that those components may get damaged and need to be replaced
Contact the manufacturer’s after-sales service; there is a problem with the burner
The burner market is in a state of chaos right now, all due to low-nitrogen modifications. Check the burner’s instruction manual – it will list the possible reasons for malfunctions in the burner
You can check the error code and then troubleshoot it.