oil burner leaking

ed wallace

could be a loose nozzle,bad nozzle adapter,pump seal,nozzle line or bad nozzle

GW

drip

I installed a furnace with an AFG, it's dripping under the gun; I'm guessing it could only be coming from the nozzle connection. Do I need a new nozzle line? I already tightened down the nozzle (not too tight, but tight enough)
Thanks,
Gary

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burnerman_2

check the flare

i have had a few of these that were rough look at the end of the drawer assemly where the nozzle line goes on i noticed a few of these have burrs and i feel cause the line to leak after it has been on and off a few times if the flare is bad no matter how much u tighten it the thing will drip try the new line royboy

burnerman_2

check the flare

i have had a few of these that were rough look at the end of the drawer assemly where the nozzle line goes on i noticed a few of these have burrs and i feel cause the line to leak after it has been on and off a few times if the flare is bad no matter how much u tighten it the thing will drip try the new line royboy

burnerman_2

check the flare

i have had a few of these that were rough look at the end of the drawer assemly where the nozzle line goes on i noticed a few of these have burrs and i feel cause the line to leak after it has been on and off a few times if the flare is bad no matter how much u tighten it the thing will drip try the new line royboy

Paul Fredricks_3

Make sure the gasket around the ignitor is intact. A bad gasket can cause the air/oil mix to swirl back into the burner.