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Design of burner housing - GF83.70-P-4000-03A

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Model 210 with stationary heater 

Model 210 up to 31.08.96 with heater booster 

Model 463 as of 01.06.94 with stationary heater 

In burner housing,

and

are combined as one unit.

Coolant supply (4) and coolant outlet (3) are located on burner housing.

IMPORTANT Illustration shows burner housing of stationary heater unit with coolant circulating pump (A6m1) connected. On heater booster heater unit without circulating pump, pump installation opening on burner housing is sealed tight with a sealing plug.

Fig 1: Identifying Burner Housing Components
G07740639Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ USA

IMPORTANT With stationary heater unit, version of burner insert depends on fuel.

Differentiating feature: 

Heater booster heater unit is designed, in principle, for diesel operation.

Fig 2: Identifying Burner Inserts
G07740640Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ USA