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Fuel Oil News March 2014

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42 march 2014 | FUEL OIL NEWS | www.fueloilnews.com By GeorGe Lanthier* What's in Your toolbox? W e live in a wondrous age where by using many of the tools and meters available to us we cannot only work smarter, but also faster — and that's a good thing! These are some items that we have made for us and will hope- fully help you solve a few problems. The motivation for most of these came from requests from tradesmen like you and a couple of them are from some of my previ- ous articles. After searching for someone to make them to my specifications, we're pleased to announce they have become very popular. The first is our #111 RIELLO Deviator Switch, Figure 1. The switch is based on a procedure I first learned in Italy. The procedure is a RIELLO pump priming tech- nique that I've taught in our seminars since 1983 and shown in my books and when used correctly is foolproof. The process only requires the #111 Deviator Switch and my clear instructions for use. There are a lot of really bad urban legends about the RIELLO pump out there, but when properly installed, and more importantly primed, they will do anything any other single-stage pump will do, and maybe better, and that's a FACT! If you can't get the Riello pump to work like any other single-stage pump, then the problem is not the pump. T h e D e v i a t o r r e p l a c e s a "switched cad-cell" and lets you quickly and easily prime the RIELLO pump under any pip- ing condition including overhead lines. I've shown thousands how to make this invaluable switch but now it's available and ready-to-go with no soldering required. The #111 is for priming the pumps on RIELLO MECTRON, 40 and G5D burners quickly and eas- ily. It also acts as a basic control troubleshooting tool. Used as a priming tool it can overcome problems with: • Overhead lines • Oil safety valves (OSVs) • Long horizontal lines and vertical lift conditions The #111 makes priming a RIELLO pump in any vacuum application easy and you can find more about its uses on our website and in our RIELLO OIL Handbook, available at www. FiredragonEnt.com. The second tool is our newly redesigned #210 Cad- cell Stimulator, Figure 2. This is another of my designs that easily determines internal logic circuit integrity and troubleshoots virtually any U.S. made cad-cell control ever made. The tester proves the "safe start circuitry" is functioning and easily checks the control "hold-in" and safety timing functions within 5 minutes. With an ohmmeter, Figure 3, like our 81B and the Stimulator you will be able to find and correct many control and flame detection system problems. It works on virtually every oilburner primary control for burners firing less than 20 gallons an hour and includes controls from the 1960s HVAC/ HYDRONICS Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3

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