
A hot water pressure cleaner is two machines in one, and this is the half that runs a diesel flame a few centimetres away from a coil full of water. It works hard and it wears out predictably: nozzles coke up, electrodes erode, fuel pumps lose pressure, and eventually a coil gives up. Everything here is a genuine replacement with a part number.
Hot water pressure cleaner burner and boiler part - Diesel burner nozzle, suits General.
| Part | Diesel burner nozzle |
|---|---|
| Detail | Type B solid, 60 degree |
| Fits | General |
| Part number | 148 679 44 |
| Nozzles | Solid, hollow and half hollow, 45 and 60 degree |
| Coils | Steel and stainless steel, machine specific |
| Fuel pumps | 220 and 230 V, VSC36H and VSC90H |
| Ignition | Bifilar and standard electrodes |
| Chamber | Refractory pads and boiler sleeves |
| Fitment | KCS, KD, KE, KF, KM, Scout, Patriot and Avant hot water machines |
Soot is a diagnosis, not a nuisance. A burner running rich lays black soot on the coil, and soot is an insulator - so the machine makes less heat, you turn it up, and it soots faster. By the time the exhaust is black the coil is already losing efficiency. Nine times out of ten it is a nozzle past its life or an air setting that has drifted, and both are cheap. Clean the coil while you are there, because fitting a perfect nozzle behind a sooted coil fixes nothing.
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