annual oil burner service found some problems

[@nappinj12]

just wanted to say thank you for the video's, just installed a goodman 96+ furnace. sheet metal tips were awesome. worked out great. saved me a ton of money.

[@AJCOOL357]

You’re welcome

[@chuckburlingame6433]

Thanks Steve never get tired of the oil stuff keep it coming

[@Fireship1]

If in doubt, change it out! Good job Steve!

[@brentbarton9716]

Awesome steve! I talked boss into doing oil work and he said it's all yours. I got 2 for tommarow can't wait. I founf and old anti-freez container and made a pan just like yours lol thanks for the videos steve keep up the good work.

[@tbone198786]

Brent Barton you've worked on burners before right?

[@Fireship1]

Brent Barton those anti freeze catch pans sure are handy. I have a few myself. Never thought to do that until I saw Steve's invention.

[@thomascoolberth2648]

I'm a HVAC student .... borrowing the antifreeze container idea when I get job.

[@leonardbaltruchitis8319]

Merry Christmas Steve hope Santa’s good to you

[@DAS-Videos]

That is the cleanest basement that I have ever seen.

[@DAS-Videos]

I also noticed that the oil has been clean. Maybe they are processing it a new way. Years back the oil man delivering sludgey oil every year and he tried to say it was sludge in my tank stirred up from the delivery. I believed him until a few years ago when I ordered oil from a different outfit and there was hardly any sludge. I still change the filter and nozzle every October though.

[@RayRay-nb7tn]

I see there was a water coil in the boiler, any annual maintenance on that? Also have seen you change or set the electriods gap on any boiler. Can you do a cast on one?

[@billnoller4345]

How did you know it was a blockage and not a bad pump? Awesome video man.

[@blipblip88]

Damn, that's a clean basement!

[@brucetomb6484]

Do you check the air mix the same way in a regular oil burner in mobile homes. I can’t seem to get the flame right,

[@kristindell267]

Question: What do you do with the dirty oil in your bucket after each job? Do you have a collection tank for recycling, or do you filter it and then use it to heat your shop?

[@HighVoltageMadness]

yes he does

[@stephendeleon6675]

What is it that you jumper -out on the older type oil furnace?

[@llservice3376]

a few years ago they caught some oil suppliers adding used motor oil in there heating oil, Bet that would do a job on a filter

[@HighVoltageMadness]

probably soot's up the burner as well

[@Spector_NS5_RD]

Hey Steve, do customers ever think you're a little wacko when they hear you talking and they don't see the camera? LOL

[@Latinos4Trump]

Spector NS5 RD Working man mamma. Shes my friend.

[@bg147]

That place was immaculate. The boiler was as well.

[@SparklesDClown]

Doen't change filter for 2+ years, has to blow back tank. Do you not see the pattern here?

[@hauntedro]

Is it possible to blow out the line at the tank so the blockage doesn't seep back instead of blowing it in to the tank?

[@stevendow1157]

on that cad cell control, after the burner starts , push the reset button and you will have 4 minutes to bled the pump

[@DAS-Videos]

Do you change the pump strainer? I change my strainer every two years.

[@DAS-Videos]

Never mind, watching further you changed it.

[@williamdyckman9704]

Steve, good video, co2 injection sure helped!

[@davidsturm7964]

I had a no heat at my house in jan. 2004 , and shot out 3 times with the co2.

[@vaccumme]

Time and Materials or Flat Rate ?

[@DAS-Videos]

My guess would have been that the oil valve wasn't opened all the way.

[@DAS-Videos]

Back flushing did the trick. Another job well done.

[@jason-ge5nr]

At least the basement isn't a grungy pit

[@petepete6912]

You charge over 100.00 an hour and you won't walk 50 feet back to your truck?

[@veil67]

by checking the oil flow , you just saved yourself to come back to the house again , good call Steve !!

[@thomascoolberth2648]

Amazing that the system was running okay ... probably just not efficiently.

[@fredmiller694]

" Dream basement

[@cooperkallevig2857]

First

[@wsomervell147]

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