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No life in Riello Oil Burner?

My Riello burner has stopped firing. There is no life in it even the restart button is not lit. The fuse in the main fuse box is fine as the pumps come on.

Is there a fuse in the burner itself? or any other ideas?
Flloyd, November 2008
try the high limit stat on the boiler first

Gordon at fix my oil boiler. com, December 2008
OK, if the primary controls light is not lit, it either means you do not have power to the control or the control is bad...
First varify power to the control, if the fuse/breaker is good, than the next step is the emergency shut off switch {there should be one outside the boiler room or at the top of the stairs}, then the power should go to an electric "fire'o'matic" switch which will be mounted above the boiler/furnace and depending on the units age will either be an eye type or a twist type {the twist type has a tendancy to loosen and or be faulty after time}, then the power should go to a service switch which will be mounted to or near the boiler/furnace... That would be the first place to check for power, if there is power there move on to the next place it goes {which depends on the system, a furnace will go to the fan control, and a boiler will go to the aqua stat control}... If you have power all the way to the control and you varified that your thermostat {tt terminals} are closed, next check for power to your burner motor leads... If there is no power to the motor leads and power to the control with the controls tt terminals closed you need a control, which for the riello is around $150...

Irvin, November 2008
There is no fuse in the burner. You need to check whether you're getting voltage to the control box to work out whether it's a burner problem or electrical supply problem.

casius, November 2008
Should have said it is an RDB1 70-90

Flloyd, November 2008
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