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Legacy Spare Parts List | Swing Bolt HiRAM® Burners

4575/6575 SWING BOLT LEGACY DESIGN

HiRAM burners built before 2018 included swing bolts on the body assembly, to aid in the removal of the burner internal parts for applications that required frequent tile clean outs. Customer feedback was that this feature had limited value to most users, so swing bolts were removed to simplify the standard HiRAM burner design. 4575 and 6575 Burners with swing bolts are still available with the original high velocity tile, as well as the spare parts. The list below are the parts unique to the legacy HiRAM swing bolt burner design.

Main Air Flange (optional)

Main Air Flange Gasket (optional)

Furnace Mtg. Gasket

Mounting Gasket

Body Gasket

Gas Tube †

Atomizing Air/ End Cover Gasket

Oil Connection Gasket •

Gas Stabilizer†

Oil Nozzle •

Oil Tube •

Atomizing Air Nozzle •

Oil Connection •

Atomizing Air Connection •

Air Tubes†

Gas Connection Assembly

Gas Tube End Cover (Gas Burner Only)

Body Assembly

Tube Disc.†

Atomizing Air Tube •

Swing Bolts

Air Sleeve

Mounting and Tile Assembly

Parts for burners with Swing Bolts and extra body qussets (SB)

Burner Size

Part Name

-8-B

-9*

-10-A

-10-B

-12

SB Body Assembly

3-6637-1 3-6456-1 3-6463-1

3-6454-2 4-22788-1 3-6463-1

3-12877-1 3-6435-3 3-6442-2

3-12877-1 3-6435-3 3-6442-2

3-6439-2 3-6435-3 3-6442-2

SB Gas Connection Assembly

SB Body Gasket

† Gas Tube, Air Sleeve, Tube Disc, Gas Stabilizer, and Air Tubes are an Integral Assembly and must be purchased as a unit called "Gas Tube and Air Sleeve Assembly". * -9 Burners sold prior to S.O.#GK 3600 (September 1997) should have spare part numbers verified by engineering before ordering.

RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS

As with any industrial equipment, the selection of burner spare parts should be based on the application and the end user’s tolerance for downtime while waiting for replacement parts from the manufacturer. If a facility has multiple burners of the same type, having a complete spare burner can be justified. If there are plans to disassemble any part with a gasket, it is a good idea to have that spare gasket available in case it tears.

Other 6575 spare parts that are good to stock are:

— Pilot tips, pilot ratio regulators — Igniters, and ignition cables — Flame supervision parts, (flame relays, and UV cells) — Observation ports

Bulletin 6575 Page 7

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