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Elverstown

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Hi guys,
I'm new here, went to service a boiler, a Unidare 120? utility model,and very difficult acess, it was making a lot of flame noise? cleaned and new jet and much better, but no instructions for settings. burner is one I am not familiar with . It is red:smiley2: but has a blue glass? flame viewing plate on the end of it. what is it and anyone know the settings or just go for about 11.5 fg.
 
Nu way boxer?

I'd go for 11-11.5 and confirm heat input is correct for boiler
 
Sounds like a Selectos burner. If it has a blue round sight glass, about 3" diameter, then it's Selectos.
 
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