oil furnace

Posted by Steve on October 26, 2001 at 16:01:16:
I have an old oil funace in my detatched garage, that I use to keep the garage warm while I work out there. When I tried to start it last week, I couldn't get a flame. It is getting fuel, and the igniter will spark when I short out the high volt terminals. I have a feeling that the electrodes need to be adjusted, but I don,t know where to start. (This is an old residential, down draft furnace) Any one know what the position of the two electrodes should be, relative to the nozzle?

Posted by Steve on October 26, 2001 at 16:01:16:

I have an old oil funace in my detatched garage, that I use to keep the garage warm while I work out there. When I tried to start it last week, I couldn't get a flame. It is getting fuel, and the igniter will spark when I short out the high volt terminals. I have a feeling that the electrodes need to be adjusted, but I don,t know where to start. (This is an old residential, down draft furnace) Any one know what the position of the two electrodes should be, relative to the nozzle?

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