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chuyen.dinh
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Ray burner

07/03/2009 11:06 PM

Dear All

Im my plant use Ray Burner for F.O oil.But now we had problem the oil stick at rotation cup too much and we saw at chimney don't have smoke.So now how to solve this problem and how to adjust?
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07/04/2009 2:24 AM

Try the company? Ray Burner Co

They should be able to help.


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