
Andrews
Andrews Burner Header In/Out R604-7 7871615
Burner header (in/out) R604-7, part 7871615, for Andrews water heaters and boilers.
At a glance
- Also known as 1824777
£8,751.60
£7,293.00 ex. VAT · VAT at 20%
Same-day dispatch
Ordered by 4pm Mon–Fri, 10:30am Sat.
30-day returns
Unused, in original packaging.
What it is
The burner header in/out R604-7 is a manifold component used on Andrews water heaters and boiler assemblies, carrying fuel to and from the burner. It is manufactured by Andrews Water Heaters and identified by part number 7871615. The header forms part of the burner circuit, so correct fitment and sealing are essential to safe combustion.
Signs this part needs replacing
- Fuel or gas odour around the burner header connections
- Visible corrosion, pitting or cracking on the header body
- Weeping or staining at the inlet or outlet joints
- Unstable flame or combustion faults traced to the burner circuit
- Soot deposits or heat damage around the header
Before you order
- Confirm the appliance model and serial number against the manufacturer's parts list
- Check the existing header is marked R604-7 or matches part number 7871615
- Inspect the inlet and outlet connections for thread or flange damage before fitting
- Verify that any associated seals and gaskets are serviceable before reassembly
Compliance
| Barcode / EAN | 5039177907541 |
|---|---|
| Alternative numbers | 1824777 |
| Make | Model / assembly | Reference | Years | Fitment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ANDREWS WATER HEATERS ANDREWS HOT WATER SPARES | — | — | — |
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