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To properly clean a burner tip, you should use __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Burner tip maintenance and why surface finish of the orifice is important • Difference between abrasive cleaning methods and non-abrasive/softer methods • How enlarging or scratching the fuel orifice affects combustion and spray pattern

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• Which option is least likely to scratch, gouge, or enlarge the tiny fuel orifice in the burner tip? • On an exam, what kind of tool would manufacturers usually recommend for precision fuel parts: hard/abrasive or softer than the part itself? • Think about long-term performance: which method preserves the original hole size and smoothness best?

✅ Before You Answer

• Eliminate any option that is clearly abrasive enough to change metal dimensions • Ask whether the tool material should be harder or softer than the burner tip metal • Consider what would best remove carbon deposits while keeping the original orifice size unchanged

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Question 1 of 205eccefa0bacbc34ba4d46d93

To properly clean a burner tip, you should use __________.

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To properly clean a burner tip, you should use __________.

No comments yet

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If the question has a related picture, it will appear here.

🔍 Key Concepts

• Burner tip maintenance and why surface finish of the orifice is important • Difference between abrasive cleaning methods and non-abrasive/softer methods • How enlarging or scratching the fuel orifice affects combustion and spray pattern

💭 Think About

• Which option is least likely to scratch, gouge, or enlarge the tiny fuel orifice in the burner tip? • On an exam, what kind of tool would manufacturers usually recommend for precision fuel parts: hard/abrasive or softer than the part itself? • Think about long-term performance: which method preserves the original hole size and smoothness best?

✅ Before You Answer

• Eliminate any option that is clearly abrasive enough to change metal dimensions • Ask whether the tool material should be harder or softer than the burner tip metal • Consider what would best remove carbon deposits while keeping the original orifice size unchanged

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