After the burner is installed, professional after-sales engineers will adjust the burner's operating parameters based on customer needs and the project site's operating conditions. Riello's after-sales engineering team boasts over ten years of project experience in the thermal industry. Below is a brief overview of the oil burner commissioning process.

I. Pre-commissioning Inspections of Oil Burners Cover Three Key Areas:

1. Check that the fuel is in place, the fuel lines are clean and unobstructed, and the valves are open.

2. Check for leaks and proper piping installation.

3. Ensure that the oil inlet and return lines are correctly installed. Valves are not permitted on the return lines.

II. Internal Inspections Before Oil Burner Commissioning

1. Ensure the burner's nozzle is installed and the ignition electrode is properly adjusted.

2. Ensure the motor is rotating in the correct direction.

3. Ensure that the external electrical connections meet requirements.

4. Perform a cold-state simulation of the oil burner based on the circuit conditions.