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General| Firing Rate Range (GPH) | 0.50 - 3.00 |
|---|---|
| Motor Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Nozzle Size Range | 0.50 - 3.00 GPH |
| Flame Retention | Yes |
| Fuel Type | Fuel Oil |
| Mounting | Flange |
Defines hazard levels (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and safety instructions.
Outlines owner's duties and critical safety instructions for burner usage.
Lists installation requirements and notices, including compliance with codes and damage reporting.
Emphasizes the need for qualified professionals for installation and adjustment.
Provides guidelines for inspecting the chimney or vent system for proper installation and condition.
A warning about hazards related to improper chimney/vent system installation.
Details requirements for adequate combustion air and ventilation.
A warning about risks associated with insufficient air supply for the burner.
Verifies compatibility of the burner fuel unit with the oil supply system.
Instructions for attaching the air tube to the burner chassis.
Guides on selecting and installing the correct burner nozzle for optimal combustion.
Warns about incorrect nozzles causing combustion issues and fire hazards.
Discusses options for mounting the burner, including flange types.
A specific warning against using adjustable flanges on mobile units due to vibration.
Details the required dimensions and insertion depth for mounting the burner.
Instructions for checking and adjusting electrode tip settings for proper ignition.
Steps for servicing the nozzle line assembly, including removal and replacement.
Explains how to adjust the 'Z' dimension for electrode tip clearance and potential issues.
A warning about oil leaks and fire hazards when installing the oil tank and supply.
Caution against using Teflon tape on fuel oil fittings due to potential damage.
Instructions for connecting fuel lines according to standards and manufacturer's literature.
Guidelines for single-stage fuel units when supply is at or above burner level.
Warning about severe injury or death from electrical shock during wiring.
Refers to wiring diagrams for burners installed on-site.
Details on the Genisys 7505 and 7575 primary controls for SM burners.
Warning about fire or explosion hazards related to the burner control.
Lists key features of the Genisys 7505/7575 primary control.
Safety warnings and guidelines for wiring the burner controls.
A caution about incorrect wiring causing control malfunctions.
Explains button actions for lockout, priming, and disabling the burner.
Describes meanings of continuous and flashing red, green, and yellow status lights.
Outlines the operational sequence for Genisys 7505 and 7575 controls.
Failure to follow instructions can lead to malfunction, heavy smoke, soot-up, and fire.
Explains how to measure cad cell resistance using a tool or meter.
Procedure to reset the control from hard lockout states.
Steps for initial burner startup and checkout procedures.
Tests to verify the proper functioning of safety controls and the burner.
Guides on adjusting burner performance using combustion test instruments.
Emphasizes the need for annual professional service for optimal burner operation.
Instructions on how to properly shut down the burner, including closing the fuel valve.
Guidance on replacing the blower wheel, ensuring proper centering.
