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    Intermittent Oil Burner Lock Out

    Hi boilerman2, Sorry, the boiler is a 'Harrier 50/90'. Cheers. Jim
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    Intermittent Oil Burner Lock Out

    Spoke to Danfoss today having taken the fuel pump off. The shaft was a little on stiff side to turn and there was a slight squeak too. That's now been replaced along with the solenoid. And yes, the pressure has been set etc. Incidentally, how hot should the solenoid get? I was surprised at...
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    Intermittent Oil Burner Lock Out

    FFD being the photocell? Yes. Cleaned it. How would you check if it works faultlessly? Good idea just to replace?
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    Intermittent Oil Burner Lock Out

    The baffles, flue and everything would not suggest the boiler has been overfueled. The air/fuel mix was originally done in the old fashioned way (by my Oftec man!) ie, having set the fuel pressure to the correct setting (using a gauge) he decreased the air until smoke appeared and then increased...
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    Intermittent Oil Burner Lock Out

    It's a conventional flue. A gas analysis check has not been done recently. Could a rogue value cause this type of problem or are you both thinking the pump solenoid is more likely? I gather the whole thing can break down slowly but surely and was advised by Danfoss that they can be troublesome...
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    Intermittent Oil Burner Lock Out

    Oh this is getting tedious! Having read reams and reams on the subject of intermittent oil burner problems I THOUGHT I had narrowed my problem down. I found that the capacitor on the motor had leaked a small quantity of waxy substance which I imagined would signify it was giving up the...
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