Worcester Danesmoor 15/19 oil fired with combustion readings
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It's due to incorrect nozzle/combustion settings/damaged plates.
..which I'm sure has already been mentioned.
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If the heat exchanger is sooted or has deposits, this has an insulating effect and therefore raises the FGT.
Why do you think we cleaan them on a service?
Why do you think we cleaan them on a service?
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Whilst a dirty HE would increase the FGT a dramatic increase as reported by the OP is more likely going to be due to incorrectly positioned, Collapsed, or just missing Baffle plates 
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