Wayne oil burner parts
Wayne oil burner parts for the MSR residential gun burner, on a labeled diagram with OEM numbers. Several parts (fan, gun assembly, air cone, air tube) are sized per the burner spec number on the rating plate, so confirm yours before ordering.
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Wayne MSR parts
Burner & combustion head
| Part | OEM part # | Shop |
|---|---|---|
| Motor, 120V Often with: nozzle, pump strainer (in the tune-up kit), pump coupling | 2 part numbers, tap to compare
Source: Wayne Combustion Systems Product Reference and Pricing Guide (wholesale oil burner parts price sheet), pages 6 and 7, read from the page images; the MSR manual 22019-003 lists the same coupling, oil line, air bands, blower wheels and cad cell | |
| Primary control, 120V
Often with: nozzle, pump strainer (in the tune-up kit), cad cell Source: Wayne Combustion Systems Product Reference and Pricing Guide (wholesale oil burner parts price sheet), pages 6 and 7, read from the page images; the MSR manual 22019-003 lists the same coupling, oil line, air bands, blower wheels and cad cell | 101343-SER | Search Amazon ↗ Zoro ↗ |
| Ignitor (solid-state)
Often with: nozzle, cad cell, pump strainer (in the tune-up kit) Source: Wayne Combustion Systems Product Reference and Pricing Guide (wholesale oil burner parts price sheet), pages 6 and 7, read from the page images; the MSR manual 22019-003 lists the same coupling, oil line, air bands, blower wheels and cad cell | 101295-SERM | Amazon ↗ Zoro ↗ |
| Cad cell Wayne sells it as kit 14289-KIT: a Honeywell C554A1570 cell with 15 in leads and a 17 degree bracket.
Often with: nozzle, pump strainer (in the tune-up kit), primary control Source: Wayne Combustion Systems Product Reference and Pricing Guide (wholesale oil burner parts price sheet), pages 6 and 7, read from the page images; the MSR manual 22019-003 lists the same coupling, oil line, air bands, blower wheels and cad cell | 14289 | Search Amazon ↗ Zoro ↗ |
| Fuel pump, 120V
Often with: pump coupling, nozzle, nozzle line Source: Wayne Combustion Systems Product Reference and Pricing Guide (wholesale oil burner parts price sheet), pages 6 and 7, read from the page images; the MSR manual 22019-003 lists the same coupling, oil line, air bands, blower wheels and cad cell | 13495 | Search Amazon ↗ Zoro ↗ |
| Coupling Often with: fuel pump, nozzle, pump strainer (in the tune-up kit) | 13424 | Search Amazon ↗ Zoro ↗ |
| Oil line, 6 in Often with: fuel pump, nozzle | 14451 | Search Amazon ↗ Zoro ↗ |
| Flange with gasket | 2 part numbers, tap to compare
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| Air band | 2 part numbers, tap to compare
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| Blower wheel Wayne's manual lists two wheels by size; which one your burner takes is set by its spec number, so measure the old wheel before ordering. Often with: burner motor, nozzle | 2 part numbers, tap to compare
Source: Wayne Combustion Systems MSR and MSR-DC Oil Burner Manual 22019-003, Revision E (waynecombustion.com), Burner Components, Model MSR, page 13, item 4 | |
| Gun assembly (nozzle line) Sized by burner spec / air-tube length, so check your spec number. Often with: fuel pump, nozzle | By spec | Confirm your head type or spec number |
| Air cone Wayne's MSR page calls this the head and lists it by firing range; the MSR-DC page calls the same part family the air cone. Match the number stamped on yours, or the firing range on the rating plate, and quote the spec number when ordering. | 5 part numbers, tap to compare
Source: Wayne Combustion Systems MSR and MSR-DC Oil Burner Manual 22019-003, Revision E (waynecombustion.com), Air Tube and Gun Assembly Details, Model MSR, page 14, item 17, and Burner Components, Model MSR-DC, page 15, item 17 | |
| Air tube Standard air tubes by usable length (dim A, the distance from the front of the air tube retainer flange to the face of the air cone) and firing range. Wayne asks for the burner model, spec number, usable length and firing rate when ordering, so keep the spec number from the rating plate handy. | 24 part numbers, tap to compareAll 24 listed. In Wayne's table the first five digits follow the firing range (31844 is 0.75-1.00 GPH) and the suffix follows the usable length (-045 is 9 in): 31845-045 is a 9 in tube for 1.00-1.50 GPH. 0.75-1.00 GPH
1.00-1.50 GPH
1.50-2.00 GPH
2.00-2.75 GPH
Source: Wayne Combustion Systems MSR and MSR-DC Oil Burner Manual 22019-003, Revision E (waynecombustion.com), Air Tube and Gun Assembly Details, Model MSR, page 14, Standard Air Tube Dimensions table | |
Which part is it?
Match the symptom to its guide before you buy. Lights, runs a moment, then quits: furnace fires then shuts off (the flame-sensing side). Nothing happens at all, no motor, no hum: oil furnace not turning on. Quit after the tank ran dry: how to bleed an oil furnace after a run-out. The nozzle, filter, electrodes, and flame sensor are the wear parts on the annual tune-up checklist; the nozzle chart converts a nozzle's rated GPH and pump pressure to firing rate, and parts by symptom covers the parts common to every brand.
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