Who determines the proper electrode setting for an oil burner?

The proper electrode setting for an oil burner is determined by the burner manufacturer. This is because the manufacturer designs the burner system, including the components and their specifications, to ensure optimal performance and efficiency. The electrode setting is critical for the ignition process, air-fuel mixture, and overall operation of the burner.

Following the manufacturer's specifications helps ensure safety, increases efficiency, and reduces emissions. The manufacturer provides guidelines based on extensive testing and research, which are essential for achieving the best performance from the oil burner. Thus, consulting the manufacturer’s instructions is vital for any technician working with oil burners to ensure compliance and optimal functionality.

Other options involve groups that may have input on safety or technological standards but do not specifically establish the precise requirements for electrode settings as mandated by the burner design.