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Oilon RP-130 H - User Manual

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Table of Contents

Questions and Answers

  • M
    Michael BergAug 16, 2025
    What to do if my Oilon RP-130 H has a motor failure?
    • K
      Kristy SandovalAug 16, 2025
      If your Oilon Burner experiences motor failure, several issues could be the cause. It could be due to a break in the main circuit, in which case you should repair the break. Other potential causes include a triggered motor overload relay (check the relay trigger level, reset, or change it), a triggered fuse (reset or change the fuse), a faulty motor contactor (change the motor contactor), or a faulty motor (change the motor). It might also be due to a break in the motor control circuit (repair the break), a faulty control unit (change the control unit), incorrect settings of the air-dampers servomotor camswitches (fix the setting of camswitches), or a faulty air-dampers servomotor (change servomotor).
  • S
    Stephanie BarnesAug 19, 2025
    What to do if my Oilon Burner has no flame establishment?
    • K
      Katie BuchananAug 19, 2025
      If your Oilon Burner fails to establish a flame, several factors could be responsible. The solenoid valve may not be functioning (change the valve), or the coil on the solenoid valve could be faulty (change the coil). A damaged cable (change the cable) or a faulty control unit (change the control unit) could also be the cause. Alternatively, the nozzle valve(s) might be stuck (fix or change the nozzle), or the oil atomizing pressure may be too low (see 'pump adjustments').
  • D
    Dr. Steven HamptonAug 22, 2025
    Why does my Oilon Burner lock out after flame establishment?
    • P
      Paul CraneAug 22, 2025
      Lockout after flame establishment in your Oilon Burner can occur for several reasons. The burner settings might be incorrect (correct the settings), the filters could be dirty (clean filters), or the nozzle might be clogged (change the nozzle). Other potential causes include a nozzle valve piston that is stuck (repair or change the piston), a faulty solenoid valve or coil, or a damaged cable (change faulty component). Also, low oil temperature can be a factor (repair or change the preheater and check and adjust the inlet oil temperature).
  • S
    Shelly MitchellAug 26, 2025
    How to fix ignition failure in my Oilon RP-130 H?
    • A
      Anne HowardAug 26, 2025
      To fix ignition failure in your Oilon Burner, consider these potential causes: the ignition electrodes may be dirty or worn, or the insulator cracked (clean or change). The ignition electrodes might be too far apart (adjust according to instructions), the ignition cable could be damaged (change the cables), or the ignition transformer might be faulty (change the transformer). Additionally, a faulty control unit (change control unit) or a loose or damaged connection joint of the ignition transformer (attach properly or change the joint) could be responsible.
  • K
    Kyle DavidAug 28, 2025
    What causes oil leaks into the combustion chamber of an Oilon RP-130 H Burner?
    • T
      Tammy JordanAug 28, 2025
      Oil leaks into the combustion chamber of your Oilon Burner can be attributed to a few key issues. The nozzle valve and main oil valve, or the nozzle valve and non-return valve, may not be closing properly (clean, repair, or replace the valves). Alternatively, there could be faulty solenoid valves (change the valves).
  • G
    Grace BrownAug 31, 2025
    Why does my Oilon RP-130 H Burner have a flame monitoring fault (lockout)?
    • J
      Jamie GardnerAug 31, 2025
      A flame monitoring fault (lockout) in your Oilon Burner can stem from several causes: an incorrect position of the flame detector (fix position), a dirty flame detector (clean the flame detector), a flame that is too weak (check burner adjustments), a faulty flame detector (change the flame detector), or a faulty control unit (change control unit). It could also be due to an incorrect flame signal caused by extraneous light (prevent extraneous light from reaching the flame detector). Other causes could be oil or carbon deposits burn in combustion head (see section 'Combustion head') or valves do not close (clean, repair or replace).
  • C
    Christina GreenSep 3, 2025
    What causes Oilon RP-130 H oil pump failure?
    • D
      Doris FreemanSep 3, 2025
      Oil pump failure in your Oilon Burner can be caused by a dirty filter (clean or change filter), a leaking suction line of transfer pump (fix the leaks), or decreased pump capacity due to wear or a fault (change the pump). Additionally, pump cavitation due to insufficient inlet pressure (tighten joints, clean the filter, check and adjust pressure), low inlet oil temperature (raise inlet oil temperature), or incorrect inlet oil piping connections (check joints) can also lead to pump failure.
  • J
    jesse54Sep 6, 2025
    How to fix damage in the burner head of my Oilon Burner?
    • D
      Daniel PatrickSep 6, 2025
      To address damage in the burner head of your Oilon Burner, consider these solutions: replace the diffuser disc, or change the burner head extension. Also, the distance between the diffuser disc and nozzle may be incorrect (correct the adjustments), the combustion air settings may not be correct (correct the adjustments), there may not be enough supply air for constant combustion (enhance air supply), the nozzle may be incorrectly sized or of the wrong type (replace with an appropriate nozzle type of correct size), or the nozzle may be worn (change the nozzle).
  • A
    Anthony AcostaSep 9, 2025
    Why does my Oilon Burner have a start failure?
    • C
      Carol SmithSep 9, 2025
      A start failure in your Oilon Burner could be due to a break in the control circuit between control unit connectors 6 and 8 (repair break) or a faulty control unit (change control unit).
  • M
    mary19Sep 12, 2025
    What causes premature flame establishment in my Oilon RP-130 H Burner?
    • J
      justingilbertSep 12, 2025
      Premature flame establishment in your Oilon Burner is caused by a faulty solenoid valve or leaking nozzle valve (clean or change the valve).

Summary

General Information

1.1. Forewords

Introduction and thanks for using Oilon products.

1.2. Conventions in this Manual

Explains manual conventions, including warning symbols and their meanings.

1.3. Type Labelling on Oilon Burners

Details Oilon burner type designations and their components.

1.4. General Information

Provides key features and general specifications of Oilon H-burners.

1.5. Inspecting Boiler Room

Guidelines for maintaining the boiler room for safe burner operation.

Burner Operation

2.1. Burner Operation 2-Stage (H) Burners

Describes the operational phases of two-stage H-burners, including air and ignition.

2.2. Oil Circulation in Burner

Details the oil circulation phases during different burner operational states.

2.3. Control Program of the Sequence Switch

Explains the sequence switch control program and its timing for burner operation.

2.4. Control Program under Fault Conditions and Lockout Indication

Covers fault indications, their causes, and lockout procedures for burner operation.

2.5. Additional Heating

Explains the purpose and function of additional heating systems for oil viscosity control.

Installing the Burner

3.1. Burner Installation

Provides mounting dimensions and procedures for installing the Oilon burner.

3.2. Burner Hinges

Describes the standard composition and adjustment of burner hinges for installation.

3.3. Exemplary Oil Supply Diagram

Illustrates an example oil supply diagram, including throughput requirements.

3.4. Installing Hoses

Details guidelines for installing hoses, including torsion stress and minimum bend radius.

3.5. Installing the Oil Filter

Provides an illustration and instructions for installing the oil filter.

3.6. Electric Connections

Outlines requirements for connecting the burner electrically according to standards.

First Start-up and Adjusting

4.1. First Start-up and Adjusting

Covers preparatory steps and initial startup procedures for the burner.

4.2. Adjusting Capacity

Explains how to adjust burner capacity using nozzle size and atomizing pressure.

4.3. Adjusting Combustion Air

Details the process of adjusting combustion air for optimal burner performance.

4.4. Adjusting Pressure Drop in Combustion Head

Describes how to adjust the pressure drop in the combustion head for efficient burning.

4.5. Setting the Combustion Head

Covers setting the combustion head, including nozzles and ignition electrodes.

4.6. Adjusting the Oil Pump (TA-model)

Provides instructions for adjusting the oil pump, including technical data.

4.7. Adjusting the Oil Pump (E-model)

Details the adjustment procedures for the E-model oil pump.

4.8. Burning Light Fuel Oil

Instructions for temporary use of light fuel oil with the burner.

4.9. Preheater

Describes preheater components and temperature regulation for oil viscosity.

4.10. Temperature Controller for Preheater

Explains the operation and settings of the temperature controller for the preheater.

4.11. Preheater Limit Thermostat Settings

Details the settings and function of the preheater limit thermostat.

Maintenance

5.1. Burner Maintenance

Lists recommended annual maintenance tasks for ensuring flawless burner operation.

5.2. Dismounting the Combustion Head

Provides steps for detaching the combustion head from the burner.

5.3. Oil Filter

Covers oil filter components, cleaning, and maintenance procedures.

5.4. Changing the Burner Motor

Details the process of changing the burner motor, including component identification.

5.5. Trouble Shooting, 2-Stage Burner, Oil Use

Outlines basic checks and troubleshooting steps for common burner issues.

Technical Data

6.1. Technical Data

Presents detailed technical specifications for Oilon burners.

6.2. Control Unit Technical Data

Provides technical specifications for the LAL 1.25 and 2.25 control units.

6.3. Control Unit LAL 2.25

Shows the internal circuitry and diagram legend for the LAL 2.25 control unit.

6.4. Flame Detector

Details the technical specifications for the burner's flame detector.

Oilon RP-130 H Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandOilon
ModelRP-130 H
CategoryBurner
LanguageEnglish

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