Ekgas. To keep combustion equipment working well.

Prioritize regular professional maintenance.

Cleaning, and combustion analysis to ensure optimal air-fuel ratios.

Check pressures and flows, keep components like filters, burners.

And heat exchangers clean, and maintain proper ventilation and insulation to prevent hazards and improve efficiency.

Always follow manufacturer guidelines and focus on preventing soot, debris, and dangerous CO buildup for safety and performance.
Key Maintenance Practices:
Follow Manufacturer Ekgas Guidelines: Adhere to the recommended schedule for inspections, cleaning, and part replacements.
Schedule Combustion Analysis: Have it done annually (or as recommended) to check for efficiency, complete combustion, and harmful CO levels, then adjust settings.
Keep it Clean: Routinely clean burners, heat exchangers, and the area around the unit to remove soot, dust, and debris.
Monitor Pressures & Airflow: Regularly check air and fuel pressures with a manometer;

a manometer is an inexpensive tool to spot changes early.
Inspect & Calibrate Controls: Ensure control systems, sensors (like oxygen trim),

And safety devices (pressure switches, low-water cutoffs) are accurate.
Check Air Supply: Keep air filters clean and ensure vents, air openings,

And the area around the unit are clear for proper ventilation.
Inspect Exhaust & Insulation: Verify exhaust systems are functioning and clean,

And check thermal insulation for damage to prevent heat loss.
Manage Fuel-Air Ratio: Adjust for optimal ratios (often fuel-lean) to save fuel and reduce carbon buildup.
Safety & Operational Tips:
Don’t Overuse: Never use ovens or furnaces as space heaters.
Clear Storage: Keep flammable materials away from combustion equipment.
Test Safety Features: Regularly test safety valves and emergency shutdown systems.
Log Data: Keep records of maintenance and monitor operational data for early fault detection.

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