How To Clean Furnace Burners

[@James-re3zi]

I had a furnace repair man come to my house to fix my furnace which would not light. He charged me $200 and was here for 15 minutes. Told me my heat exchanger was cracked, amongst other things that needed to be replaced. He told me it would be $6000 to fix it and that I would be better off getting a new one from him. I didn’t have the money to fix or replace, so I called my uncle who is pretty handy and knew somebody in the furnace business. He was able to get a camera and verify that the heat exchanger was not cracked! He got all the parts that that guy had said I needed at wholesale and replace them for me… None of this worked. We spent three days trying to get this furnace to work and never could. Stumbled upon your video, and with the help of a $4 brush from Home Depot was able to get the furnace up and running and it has been running perfectly for the last month!! Thank you for your helpful video, it was very well done and easy to follow. I will be subscribing, and supporting your channel. Thank you for the helpful advice, I wish I had found you earlier! Thanks!

[@Ed1Ward]

I paid $200 to have my central heating serviced. He didn't do any of this. As the heater sometimes shut down,, his testing said that main control board was faulty. $580 price tag. Did Not replace the board. After he left, checked YT, found your channel and.............. I cleaned the flame sensor, and unit has not failed in 4 months. Thank you.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Yeah.... Unfortunately there is that in the industry too. I'm glad to hear my videos helped you fix the problem yourself! Thank you for commenting and sharing your experience.

[@cobia1794]

If you can do that, look into changing out the igniter (they go bad!) and have one on hand for backup!!!! . Very very easy to diagnose and change out. I had mine go out after one year, in the winter, and a buddy (HVAC guy) just happen to be there visiting.. Had one on his truck.. lucked out.. Cheap online... $$ if you call someone..

[@ObiWanBillKenobi]

I had already cleaned the flame sensor, checked the igniter, and checked the heat limit switch with a multimeter. This video about the wings on the burners saved the day for me today. This is at least the second time Jay's videos have saved me several hundred dollars in repairs, plus I get to learn cool and useful technical stuff too. Thank you so much!

[@trishrowley1455]

Oh my gosh!!! Your instructions were so spot on!! I have a very similar furnace as the one you've shown. I had the cover off my furnace while watching your video and now I am about to dive in and clean those burners. I can see exactly what is causing my furnace to trip, the dust and rust in the exact spots you said would cause it not to ignite. Thank you very much!!! Your awesome!! 11-17-23

[@ltarps8284]

Can't thank you enough for this video. Our sx had been having trouble lighting up. You could hear it trying to light the burners but would only be successful after about the 3rd to 4th try. Got up in the attic and did exactly what you suggested with the burners themselves which weren't too bad. Decided I'd go ahead and clean the flame sensor and the gas orifices as well. Put it all back together and turned it on and off twice just to be sure it was gonna work. Total success! I'm a 50-something yo female and if I can do it, anyone can. Thanks again!

[@hashemselem8911]

Great job

[@wisneaky]

I just want to say "Thank You"!! I have spent the last 3 Winters and about $300 trying to figure out why my furnace would only light some times. I have changed out almost every single part possible besides the blowers and inducer and was ready to give up and buy a new furnace. I happen to stumble across your video. I went downstairs at 1:30am and pulled the burners out and the wings were plugged full of rust. Put it all back together and it lit the very first time and it usually never lights the first time and will usually lock out at least twice a day. Thank you again so much!

[@WordofAdviceTV]

You're welcome!! I am happy to hear that this video saved the furnace! :) Thank you for leaving a detailed comment, stay warm!

[@wisneaky]

@@WordofAdviceTV I have a quick question. I have a Trane XR95 furnace and the burners are supposed to be stainless steel, but why do they rust? A quick search says that LP gas can cause rusting issues, but seems odd that it would happen to stainless steel. It appears that the middle of the burner has a iron insert. Either way I may just buy some new burners as they seem fairly inexpensive.

[@rwarrich]

@@wisneaky, I work in a manufacturing plant and we use stainless steel of various grades. Stainless steel will rust, just takes longer than regular steel. Heat is a big factor in causing any steel to rust (hobbyist blacksmith), the better grades of stainless take longer to be affected.

[@ellieprice363]

@@rwarrich Humidity is also a factor. My furnace is in my shop and goes weeks without use unless I need it. So far no trouble except a failed igniter, but now I know how to clean the burners thanks to this video.

[@BrotherDLDixon]

Your tutorials are easy to understand...straight to the point and you focus on the issue. I appreciate you imparting your expertise on the common DIY'ers...also, I truly enjoy the jokes at the end of your videos!

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you! Glad to hear that the videos have been helpful for you and it's nice that there are people who actually enjoy the jokes. 😂

[@chriswhite7968]

Your language, speed and descriptive delivery and production overall is VERY next level and easy to follow. Thx

[@fefkimuslija4188]

I am a retired HVAC tech, and I like to watch you explain how everything works,it brings back memories, you are a good teacher.I used to love my job,time goes so fast going from one house to next,I used to go to the house of the president of Abbott Labaratories, in Lake forest Illinois.. that had five furnaces,. and did clean and service on them every year.

[@deep5811]

Thank you for sharing and breaking the steps down in such an articulate manner. You are a born teacher and obviously love your craft. Thank you again.

[@garyp9906]

Again, you explain your videos better than anyone on the internet. I could watch your videos all day. Thank you so much!!

[@j.michaelzygo8638]

I spent over $200 to have someone do this last year. I watched with hopes of doing it myself if I needed to. This video helped clarify the steps and make it super easy. Immediately worked! Thank you!

[@kevingallineauii9353]

I don't currently have a forced-air gas furnace where I live but I have had problems with furnaces that could be explained by a dirty burner. This video is very helpful and informative. Thank you.

[@qzorn4440]

A wonderful how to video, especially when it is cold outside and no heat. Thank you.

[@ObiWanBillKenobi]

I am printing out a QR code with a link to his KZbin channel and putting it on the refrigerator door at my relatives' house because it is that valuable in learning and troubleshooting appliances! Thank you so much!

[@artakkoshtoyan2349]

Thanks for your video!!! It just saved me $$$ to have my furnace repaired. My 8 yr old american standard 3 burner furnace started short cycling last year, so I thought it's the flame sensor and spend about $30 cad to order a new sensor. However, after installing the new sensor the problem did not go away. After watching your videos I tried to start the furnace with the burning chamber open and realised that the 3rd burner would not ignite most of the time. I tried cleaning orifices with plastic toothpick but still the problem did not go away. Only after watching this video I decided to remove the burners to have them cleaned up and found out the the ignition channels between the second and third burners were clogged. Cleaned up the ignition channels and the burners and put everything back and tadam now the furnace ignites 100% of the time. Also noticed the flame color of the 3rd burner has changed from yellow blue to pure blue!!! Thanks a lot for the educational videos! Keep up the good work!!!

[@notstudmuffin]

you saved me money with your vids, and avoided getting price gouged, thank you

[@ttrinh8697]

Thanks for all information, I used go school for this trade. After over 10 years don’t use it. I barely can’t remember much. With all video it help me a lot

[@AB-qx6fu]

Success!!! After a year of trying to figure out why my furnace repeatedly had to start 2 or 3 times before it would stay on and to the point where it was timing out on a regular basis, I found this video. Once I was noticed the last burner was not lighting, which is a long story of why I couldn't tell before, it led me to search for reason why and this was the best video on it. You are also an excellent instructor. Many thanks kind sir!

[@carolhansen4657]

Fantastic video! So helpful to have the information needed to do important maintenance on our furnace that needs to be done more than once per year, but rarely gets done as often as necessary because product literature tells you only to have a technician perform the service, which costs hundreds of dollars for even a simple procedure. We could hear a couple of the burners light, but then the unit would shut off. After 3 tries, a fault showed on the thermostat, that just said Ignition Lockout, call Bryant. No one can come until February. With this video we fixed it ourselves. Thanks so much!

[@papabash]

It's nice that you are sharing this with homeowners who may or may not have any mechanical ability. I think that safety is paramount therefore it would be wise to shut the power first and the gas feed too. Gloves so they don't cut themselves on sharp edges and a dust mask. Also a small dust vac.for a final clean up..Just my two cents

[@raymondtung8427]

Only the first burner fired in my heater, tech came to check, said need to replace the control board at the cost of $450, I found your video and followed the steps to clean the burners, heater works perfectly now. Great help, really appreciate!!

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Oh wow, you almost got a new control board for no reason! Glad to hear my video helped you fix the problem! Stay warm!

[@clawhammer704]

The tech would have replaced the new board for you to get a job. He would have taken ur old board and kept it to sell to someone later down the road and pocketed that money. Tech do this a lot for side money. But you paid the bill all the way....a lot of crooked people in every line of work.

[@tiberio1352]

Raymond.....report those DISHONEST CREEPS.

[@williamclouse7646]

Wow! I watched your video on the top furnace problems out of 315 service calls. I replaced the flame sensor. Only two burners were still lighting to the right. I cleaned the orifices several times, then, only one burner was lighting and I was really puzzled. I then, pulled out the burners like you said and I brushed the disc and the fins and blew them out. Mine is similar to yours. I took one out at a time so that I wouldn't get them mixed up or installed upside down. Man! They lit so fast! They didn't look that dirty. But they were clogged obviously. Looks as they say can be deceiving. It's amazing on how a little dirt can block that air-gas mixture. Thank you! Thank you! You are a great instructor.

[@tiberio1352]

I like this man's approach. NO scare tactics.....like NICK.

[@mikes.7882]

Awesome video!!!! Thank you so much for the great information. My brother-in-law and I cleaned and fixed our sensor problems based on your other videos. This was after an HVAC person came over and wrongly diagnosed our two broken furnaces and suggests replacing both for $10,000. Again, thank you for all of the incredible help!!!!

[@Cyberdemon1985]

He deliberately misdiagnosed your two furnaces. He wanted the $10,000.

[@tomkat1883]

Perfect! I cleaned my 5 burner furnace today and the problem with the 5th burner not coming on went away. This was shutting it down after 2 to 3 tries. Superb!

[@M_Campbell]

My house isn't cold anymore and I saved money thanks to this video! 👍

[@1zipperheaded1]

Thank you so much for this video! I was able to get my furnace back up and providing consistent heat just days before the daily highs dropped below freezing. You rule!

[@jorigmac]

I'm here because I want to speak English and you speak very clear. In addition, I'm a burner technician in Colombia and the content of this video is so interesting.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Glad to hear the videos are interesting! :) Thank you for watching and commenting! May your learning of English be a lot faster than you expected!

[@tiberio1352]

jorge amigo.....gusto en saludarte, una pregunta....tengo un sistema que usa los burners delgaditos o strip burners....cual es tu sugerencia para limpiarlos....no hay mucho espacio por arriba....y x lo que veo REMOVERLOS no es una cosa sencilla en absoluto. Pense en doblar la punta de una joja de sierra, introducirla y desplazarla por la apertura horizontalmente.....ayudara??....no tengo espacio como para pasar una aspiradora tampoco. Bueno, me avisas. Gracias Jorge.

[@caseycardinal]

Bro you're my go to for the past couple years. Mad respect and I appreciate you! It's cold over here and you've educated me well. Thank you.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you, glad to hear the videos have been helpful! You're welcome, stay warm bro!

[@leonascherer1617]

I just cleaned my burners and flame sensor, easy peasy. Thank you so much, you made it look easy and it was. Saved a service call.

[@secondtimearound8222]

Nice, clear and simple.

[@johnzhu4525]

My furnace stopped working this morning. Found out that it won't pass flame from burner 2 to 3. Watched this video, cleaned up the burners and it's all working now. Thanks for the excellent instructions.

[@kuszad2]

Finally your video resolve my furnace problem. Dirty and rusted burners and clogged transition channels. Furnace was cycling like mad, with 2 red flashes. Flame sensor was shutting it down. Thank you!

[@colinpdoyle]

very useful videos, clear camera shots and excellent explanations! Thanks for posting these

[@DanielMaddux]

Best video on youtube ever! no joke. my last burner has been giving me issues and this helps me to realize what i need to do to resolve it.

[@dogman8436]

Thank you! I began servicing my furnaces years ago because 2 furnace companies I called sent incompetent trainees without supervisors who gave up any testing and said “you need a new furnace”. Me mad as h___ so I learned and maintain and fix myself.

[@kylekelley3090]

Did this and now my furnace works again. Thank you good sir

[@JoelNewportcwp]

Thank you so much, this was very helpful and also for the videographer that did an amazing job.

[@pauldelfava3733]

Issue: Trane XV90 with two red flashes, meaning lockout after too many attempts. Starting up, the igniter glowed, the gas started and ignited, but didn't "jump" to the other burners and subsequently the flame sensor was not satisfied and shut it down (I heard the pressure switch engage, so air intake wasn't the problem). Well, cleaned the flame sensor and that wasn't the entire problem. The fins on the burners had some rust on them (from a previous old water condensate leak). Cleaned that up so the flame could move from one side to the other, and all back to good. Pretty easy to take all of that apart and take the burners out. Great video, along with all of the other ones posted on Word of Advice here. Thank you!

[@Fhernandez1]

Thank you sir. I just finish cleaning the burner and now the heaters is working .

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Wonderful! Glad to hear that, stay warm!

[@hermanchow1405]

I just don't know what word(s) I should say besides " THANK YOU " I am going g to clean my furnace sooner get all the necessary toys , it's been 20 years , never been cleaned ( I did not know ) THANKS A BILLION !

[@stephenwoods3787]

Thank you for this. I followed your instructions exactly. Furnace runs great.

[@billsteil8002]

Just love this guy Mr wonderful the honest furnace guy. Mr WONDERFUL.

[@runngungoose1]

Great video! You really break it down nicely and show very clear steps. Avoided a hefty maintenance bill for the cost of a brass brush!

[@dmarcouster]

These are great videos man ! I know feel like I can attempt to clean my own burners. I just pray my burners are as easy to access and /or remove !! Thanks again !

[@celewign]

Dude, you save me an emergency HVAC call. Turned out I had dust in the flame channels and my fourth burner with the flame sensor wasn't lighting. Pulled the burners out, blew em off and we've got heat again. I'd give you a tip but for some reason your channel doesn't let me! oh snap wait I found the paypal link. 10$ your way my friend.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Glad to hear you were able to get the heat going again! Stay warm my friend and thank you for the tip!

[@bv2999]

Excellent video instruction. Good work on script, action and camera shots. Very Professional and easy to follow and remember! Thanks!

[@lornegoodman497]

Excellent video, simple explanation of how to do furnace maintenance without having to call a service tech. and saving yourself a lot of money.

[@keithbrown8814]

And just because you spend alot of $$....doesnt mean you will get a tech that will do the job right and thoroughly. I had a service tech come out for seasonal maintenance years ago and he did almost nothing.....

[@keithbrown8814]

Learn how to do it yourself....it will be a much better job well done!!!!!

[@EvaHaberlova]

Thanks many for share show how do . i will do my furnace burners cleaning . Why Heating service never cleaned my old 25 years old . i do myself every year and replace new filter every 1-2 months . Happy Holidays !

[@ImDaRiverRat]

Thank you for sharing all these helpfully steps. It definitely saved me today!!!!

[@charlespratt8663]

You make an excellent video! I service my furnace myself every fall but have not cleaned the burners. After watching your video I included that in the annual routine. Oddly for a 20 year old furnace they were near spotless. But now it will be done every few years anyways. Thanks!

[@paulperry2707]

You did a very good job explaining how the burners are supposed to work. Thanks for the joke.

[@agahajak]

Very informative, especially with the pictures for different burners. Thank you Jay.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

You're welcome! Glad you found the video useful!

[@rohmichael2894]

Did an amazing step by step tutorial. Thanks

[@tomference4618]

Great presentation!

[@jomelboltron]

Thank you for imparting your knowledge! I was able to fix my furnace. God bless!

[@marvinostman522]

Glad you mentioned the flame colors. I have had customers get all excited because the flame has anything other than blue. Also watch the flame when the blower comes to see if the flutter or change color. If they do you gots da rubbels Roy

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Yes, I've had quite a few customers question the flame colors before so I made sure to touch on that too.

[@PPIDUCT]

Thanks for the video, it worked! No heat in December Northern IL from my 2 year old S9V2 e.1 furnace,. Cleaned up the burners and we're taking off the sweaters! (should have never replaced a perfectly good 20 year old furnace)

[@duckhunter8387]

Its amazing how fast they want to sell you a new furnace. My Goodman is 25 yrs old. Needed new blower motor but everything else is great

[@christinebolles9940]

Omg, you are awesome! After watching your videos I replaced my ignitor, cleaned my flame indicator, and cleaned the burners. Now I have glorious heat! Thank you! And I love the jokes!

[@vinhlannguyen8583]

Thank you for the video Jay. It's very informative and helpful.

[@billybbob18]

I'd like to see you do that on a carrier high efficiency furnace. Removing burners from a carrier is my least favorite repair to make on a furnace.

[@gunnerleigh4342]

This video just save me money. Thank you.

[@donc.8019]

Thanks .. perfect video for my carrier weathermaker

[@margaretdossantos8495]

Thank you so very much for such an amazing detailed /specific video!!! I am a female that got extremely upset (annoyed was an understatement) with a professional that was suppose to fix my dryer... it was a complete waste of time & $$$. I spent time doing my own research and have repaired our washer & dryer... & my parents. Upright freezer, Fridge and now with your great 👍 videos furnace x 2. Thank you for taking the time and letting us viewers know what other specific furnace videos your have available. It was great to watch a detailed short video for 1 specific task!!! I'm subscribing 😁

[@joeb4405]

I didn't know the flame followed the wings. That is good to know and probably will come into play in the future. Thank you for the tip and all your videos.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Yeah, it's an easy thing to miss. Glad you are finding the videos useful, thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Mercuryrisingquick]

Thank you very much for your videos. I am very grateful for them.

[@BoyceGitzen]

Great job explaining and demonstrating the process.

[@voltairedizon1252]

Thanks for all your advice. I’ve learned a lot from your videos! Keep it up.

[@chrisscott6975]

Well done! Excellent tutorial. Thank you.

[@freemanjoel]

I come for the joke at the end but stay for the furnace info as comic foreplay to big finale.

[@W8TJM]

Thorough and well articulated. Thanks

[@morlockgallery]

Thanks! Excellent presentation.. Very well spoken, "Word of Advice" rules. Thanks again.

[@holtrussell]

Great job Jay - another excellent and well articulated video! Thank you.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you! :) I appreciate you always watching and commenting!

[@THEODINOFFICIAL]

Thank you sir was just looking for ways to do this... I’m a professional now.....

[@HVACRSurvival]

Only because you asked for a service technicians point of view, and because you've got the general public doing this, you may want to mention they should turn the power off and the gas off before proceeding. Joe Blow homeowner gets up and walks away because the phone rings and the furnace kicks on with the burners out.... You might also want to mention how to check the heat exchanger while they got the burners out and for areas that they can't see from the burner area. (I seen you had your power switch off but you forgot to mention these things.)

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you for all the additional pointers! Much appreciated!

[@santatigerclaus]

he did flip off the main power switch before he started - usually looks like a light switch,

[@HVACRSurvival]

@@santatigerclaus I mentioned I seen that he turned it off but did not mention it verbally was my comment.

[@robinarcus6705]

How do you shut off the gas? I can flip the electrical switch but how do you shut off the gas?

[@kpopzztop]

@@robinarcus6705 follow the pipe into the furnace . You should see a shutoff valve.

[@r34p3rex]

Thank you for this!! This was my exact issue, saved me from having to make a emergency service call in the middle of winter

[@dcmarvelunited5529]

What a coincident, i just started cleaning my hvac unit this morning come to take a break and look on my phone and see this video just uploaded. Crazy .

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Wow, what's even more crazy is that you are the second person to say that!

[@dcmarvelunited5529]

@@WordofAdviceTV i had cleaned the return duct, a coil, changed filter and vacuum out all the dirt out the burner area and did a visual on the burners

[@WordofAdviceTV]

You are going above and beyond :) Most people only replace the filter and that's their maintenance. (even that's often forgotten too)

[@Alienspecies635]

Ronald that's because are phones spy on us! Also I have been doing a lot of maintenance this year (hvac service tech) this is a good video as usual!

[@louf7178]

@@Alienspecies635 It has to do with the profile they have built of you and typical interests. They also invest in addictive tactics.

[@franciscorriganx]

Look at the thumbs up to thumbs down ratio!! Amazing. Thanks for the video and covering so many aspects of cleaning burners.

[@rudyorozco9627]

You're awesome men thanks for share all you wisdom with us, you are the best.

[@patrickfynn9916]

Never mind with my earlier question. Your video i followed to the t and its working great right now. Thanks a lot.

[@patrickfynn9916]

Follow up news.......... I read some comments. I already knew to shut things off like electricity and gas. But Thanks to your video I spent literally less then a dollar and it took me about 15 minutes to fix and saved me 400 freaking dollars they wanted to charge me. I've been in finance and made a ton of money. But this is much better money. I think I may go back to school and earn a new trade at 51. Lol just kidding. I'm rich........

[@mauricebrown8702]

Well Done Jay! I have been in the business a long time and you are spot on with this video. Oh, by the way the joke at the end of the video was clean as well. I wish more videos were as professional as yours!!

[@jamesnogle]

Great video. I have a 19 year old high efficiency ComfortMaker. We smelled gas outside near where the PVC flue pipes exit at near ground level. Gas company confirmed presence of NG. (Note if the flue was run through the roof, we would not have caught this!). Called a service tech and he determined that at least one of my burners was not lighting. We have 4 burners with the igniter located between the two center burners. The burners were so clogged with rust that the flame spreaders were blocked and the flame did not advance from the center burners, where the ignitor is located. Therefore, gas was injected into two of the burner chambers and not ignited. I am surprised that we didn't have combustion in the flue! It is troubling to me is that we do not have a flame sensors at both of the outside burners. But there is no flame sensor other than the one right at the igniter (and two flame roll out detectors). Tech said that we have a "smart gas valve" that is supposed to handle this, but doesn't. We will be checking these burners much more closely from now on!

[@mystique0417]

Best videos of any kind. I would be curious as to how a badly clogged burner would perform. I, like some other lazy or ignorant people, have in the past gone many years without cleaning and not really knowing the effects.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Glad you find the videos useful! Very dirty burners impede the gas flow which results in a restriction in the gas flow. That messes with the air to gas proportions and causes the carbon monoxide emissions to go up, the furnace does not run as efficiently, and if the flames are slightly diverted from the middle - could damage the heat exchanger as well.

[@mystique0417]

@@WordofAdviceTV Thanks for the reply. Maybe your next video should be, Don't Be This Guy. (me)

[@WordofAdviceTV]

@@mystique0417 Lol, "that guy" would probably encompass just about everyone who is not an HVAC tech... Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@jessicabuck5089]

Reminds me of the old chimney sweeps, were they got in the chimney with the wire broom

[@1100fps]

I identify with the joke.. Will report back after I clean the burners.. Excellent video.

[@rolandbaranov3546]

Thanks Jay, I really enjoy watching your videos, the way you explain things makes it easy to understand how and why and your answers are very honest, keep those cameras rolling, we need teachers like you, by the way you installed the last burner upside down (just my OCD) Thanks again

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Hahaha did I really?? (on my furnace it doesn't matter but on some it does) Good catch! :) Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@chriskraft8860]

So helpful Jay. Thank you for posting!

[@martinwolf803]

Great info and so well explained

[@robgibber3954]

Did this, piece of cake. Your description was precise.

[@muveefan]

You've helped me lots of times and save us $. Made me laugh too 🤣😂 Thank you 🙏

[@chrisnorris8598]

Thank you! Cleaning the burners stopped the explosions when furnace starts. Much appreciated.

[@cliffBMRC]

Excellent instructional video. Thank you for your VALUABLE TIME.

[@Danielo197]

Found this video very useful thanks so much

[@bonifacioortaliza9998]

Thanks for the information, it helps me a lot. Thanks.

[@jotu173]

VERY, VERY, GOOD and well thought out video! Kudos to you for this truely original content and thank you for explaining it very clearly. It more than makes up for the video featuring water a few weeks ago :-) (sorry, I could not resist razzing you about that video again).

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Haha thank you Jo Tu!! Glad I was able to somewhat redeem myself for the bad side project videos :)

[@frank-vy9xe]

Here in maine 99 percent of furnaces are oil or K1. How do you clean an oil burner? I have gas but I'd like to do a friend's. No basement in my home for an oil tank and in 1994 when the state made my parents dig the oil tank mama refused to have an oil tank in the backyard so tbey went to gas but even though heating oil hit 4.50 during Obama converting here is very rare. People are petrified of gas here I'm dead serious. Anyway I'd like to know how to clean an oil furnace. Also id like to.know how to clean a tankless water heater i have a rinnai and love it. With no cellar a tank that leaks ruins every rug in the house. You inspire me to study HVAC. Mama and daddy would be so proud if they were alive . i truly enjoy every video you make. Thank you Jay for your time.

[@jerrys.1910]

Very helpful...good teacher. Thank you. Subscribed and liked.

[@herculesskinny2030]

With my right arm up, l just want you to know that am present in your class today.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Haha thank you for attending the video! :)

[@white93nsx]

Excellent tutorial.