Beckett Gauges Operating instructions

Type
Operating instructions

Beckett Gauges are designed to help you set the nozzle to the proper distance from the combustion head without removing the oil burner from the heating appliance. It also allows you to conveniently adjust the electrodes to Beckett specifications.

The Beckett Gauges can be used on Beckett AF, AFG, SR and SF oil burners that use the “F” style retention head, and AFII burners with ”FB” style retention heads.

To use the Beckett Gauges, first disconnect all power to the oil burner and disconnect the copper connector tube and the spline nut from the nozzle line. Loosen but do not remove the 5/16” hex screw that secures the escutcheon plate.

Beckett Gauges are designed to help you set the nozzle to the proper distance from the combustion head without removing the oil burner from the heating appliance. It also allows you to conveniently adjust the electrodes to Beckett specifications.

The Beckett Gauges can be used on Beckett AF, AFG, SR and SF oil burners that use the “F” style retention head, and AFII burners with ”FB” style retention heads.

To use the Beckett Gauges, first disconnect all power to the oil burner and disconnect the copper connector tube and the spline nut from the nozzle line. Loosen but do not remove the 5/16” hex screw that secures the escutcheon plate.

The Beckett Z gauge is designed for use on
Beckett AF, AFG, SR and SF oil burners that use
the “F” style retention head, and AFII burners with
”FB” style retention heads.
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property damage.
INSTRUCTIONS
Disconnect all power to the oil burner before using the Beckett Z Gauge.
1. Disconnect the copper connector
tube and the spline nut from the
nozzle line. Loosen but do not
remove the 5/16” hex screw that
secures the escutcheon plate.
2. Loosen the clips that secure the
ignitor. Tilt the ignitor back on its
hinge. Remove the Nozzle Line
Electrode Assembly (NLEA) from the
oil burner housing. See Figure A.
3. Slide the Beckett Z gauge over
both the nozzle and the nozzle
adapter with the open side facing
up. See Figure B.
4. If electrodes are already positioned
correctly as shown in Figure B, proceed
to step 5. If electrodes are not already
positioned, loosen the electrode clamp
and place the electrode tips at the
prescribed marks given on the Z
gauge. See Figure B. Secure the
electrode clamp. TO PREVENT
CRACKING THE INSULATORS, DO
NOT OVER-TORQUE THE
ELECTRODE CLAMP. The electrodes
are now set to the factory specifications
of 5/16” above center of the nozzle,
1/16” in front of the nozzle and a 5/32”
gap between the electrode tips.
BECKETT Z GAUGE KIT # Z2000
NOZZLE ASSEMBLY AND ELECTRODE FOR USE ON “F” AND “FB” STYLE
SETTING GAUGE RETENTION HEADS RWB 61384
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FIGURE B
ELECTRODE CLAMP
SK9412A
NOZZLE LINE
PRESCRIBED MARK FOR
STANDARD ELECTRODE
POSITION OF 5/16”
ABOVE CENTER OF THE
NOZZLE, 1/16” IN FRONT
OF THE NOZZLE, AND
ELECTRODE GAP OF
5/32”
OPEN SIDE FACING UP
COPPER CONNECTOR TUBE
SPLINE NUT
IGNITOR CLIP
5/16” HEX SCREW
ESCUTCHEON PLATE
IGNITOR
BECKETT Z GAUGE
SK9412E
FIGURE A
The Beckett Z gauge enables the technician to set
the nozzle to the proper distance from the
combustion head without removal of the oil burner
from the heating appliance. It also allows the
technician to conveniently adjust the electrodes to
Beckett s
p
ecifications.
5. Reinstall the NLEA with the Z gauge
into the burner. Push the NLEA
forward as far as it will go. The Z
gauge should be touching the back of
the retention head. See Figure C.
Replace the spline nut onto the NLEA
and finger tighten.
6. Mark the escutcheon plate location on
the burner housing. See Figure D.
7. Remove the NLEA from the burner
housing and detach the Z gauge from
the NLEA.
The Z gauge must be
removed from the burner before the
burner is put into operation.
8. Reinstall the NLEA into the burner.
Adjust the escutcheon plate to the mark
made in Step 6 and tighten the 5/16”
hex screw to secure the escutcheon
plate. Note: When using the Z
gauge to set the nozzle assembly on
the AFII burner using the FB
retention head, the escutcheon plate
(NLEA) must be moved 1/16”
forward toward the head from the
position previously marked in step
6. See Figure E.
9. Tighten the spline nut onto the NLEA,
and reconnect the copper connector
tube. Close the ignitor and tighten the
ignitor clips.
If further assistance is needed, please
contact our Technical Service
Department at 1-800-645-2876.
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AFII BURNER
MOVE THE ESCUTCHEON PLATE 1/16” FORWARD
FROM THE POSITION MARKED IN STEP 6 AND
TIGHTEN THE 5/16” HEX SCREW
1/16
BACK OF RETENTION HEAD
BECKETT Z GAUGE
SPLINE NUT
MARK THE ESCUTCHEON PLATE LOCATION
SK9412D
SK9412C
R.W. BECKETT CORPORATION
P.O. Box 1289, Elyria, Ohio 44036
R.W. BECKETT CANADA, LTD
430 Laird, Unit 3, Guelph, Ontario, N1G 3X7
Printed in the U.S.A.
RWB 61384 R0903
FIGURE C
FIGURE D
FIGURE E
SK9412B
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Beckett Gauges Operating instructions

Type
Operating instructions

Beckett Gauges are designed to help you set the nozzle to the proper distance from the combustion head without removing the oil burner from the heating appliance. It also allows you to conveniently adjust the electrodes to Beckett specifications.

The Beckett Gauges can be used on Beckett AF, AFG, SR and SF oil burners that use the “F” style retention head, and AFII burners with ”FB” style retention heads.

To use the Beckett Gauges, first disconnect all power to the oil burner and disconnect the copper connector tube and the spline nut from the nozzle line. Loosen but do not remove the 5/16” hex screw that secures the escutcheon plate.

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