Riello 40

ctdracer

Adjustments

billtwocase

Need more info than that my friend. What is this burner mounted on? That is what will determine your set up and adjustments.

ctdracer

A Carrier forced hot air furnace with a Riello 40 installed. I have been doing my own annual maintenance (nozzle, filter and check CO) for the past five years and thought I should look into this site for some education.

Sorry about the initial post. I was searching and ended up posting.

Thanks for a decent reply.

Joe

billtwocase

Was this a package unit, or was the Riello a retro-fit?

ctdracer

Package unit.

776v63

Riello oem spec guide. Pretty simple to use, find
Carrier and match up your model number.

I've found the oem specs to be mostly dead nuts on riello burners.

Understand there are risks involved with maintaining these units.

http://www.Google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=8&rct=j&q=riello oem spec guide&ved=0ahUKEwiv04ycw9_KAhUHthoKHZRICXMQFggvMAc&url=http://riellotraining.webs.com/OEM%20Specification%20Guide%202012.pdf&usg=AFQjCNHy6no3MAOfahWY8VI2mKnXC34_7Q&sig2=gWbUhlpFaOSwga7P8U9XYg

ctdracer

Great reference. Thank you.

Risks! Your scaring me.

I am a pretty good tech and I wouldn't handle anything outside my realm of confidence.

Can you elaborate?

776v63

Well you're working with flammable liquid, an appliance that creates fire, and potentially gives off dangerous carbon monoxide.

Your previous posts led me to believe you were just a homeowner with a riello burner, not a service tech. Either way I'm pointing out that there are risks when working on this type of equipment. Be careful.

ctdracer

Will do. Thanks