US Patent 7314039 Method of controlling operation of a liquid-fuel combustion appliance
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A method of controlling operation of a liquid-fuel combustion appliance. The method is characterized by including an “antiseize operating mode” in which an electric motor and a fuel pump, powered by the electric motor, are started periodically to prevent oxidation and/or polymerization of the liquid fuel in the fuel pump when the fuel pump is idle. More specifically, the fuel pump is a gear pump.
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US Patent 07314039 Method of controlling operation of a liquid-fuel combustion appliance US Patent 7314039 Method of controlling operation of a liquid-fuel combustion appliance
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