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While I appreciate your desire to learn a bit more about your burner I must strongly emphasise that “Playing” with these burners (a term I use for people not professionally trained) can be as dangerous as any gas burner or installation. BeckettCorp or whatever the website you’re using is an American site and I will point out that (assuming you’re American) you use different grade oil to us and CO2 excess air etc all change with fuel and calorific value, so readings we would expect on a particular burner our side of the pond will vary with yours. Fiddling with air affects CO2, CO and efficiency, at the least you’ll end up creating a sooter, affecting efficiency and resulting in a dirty cad cell over time, this will cause lock out problems and worst case scenario you’ll end up with a dangerous CO content. I suggest you call in a decent engineer who has plenty of experience rather than mess about with it yourself. I say this to help you, not to sound like an a***hole