Replacing Oil Burner Pump Strainer - Suntec Pump

Replacing an oil pump strainer on Beckett oil fired burner
Suntec Pump A2VA-7116.
Replacement part number - 3715732
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[@WillyWanker1974]

Thanks! Another easy maintenance item that I was terrified to try, but you showed how easy it is. Great channel!

[@realdogful]

Thank you, very helpful, didn't realize there was a strainer inside the pump.

[@Jeffipookins]

What about the final step in this job; bleeding the fuel line? How do you reprime the pump and get all the air out? Great explanation of the screen replacement.

[@idothings6605]

I have a tiger loop on mine, so I didn’t need to bleed the air out. If you don’t, you’ll need to bleed the air out of the line before starting it. There should be a video on KZbin on how to bleed your air out.

[@Jeffipookins]

@@idothings6605 A tiger loop sounds like a great addition. Did you install the tiger loop? What are the other advantages of having a tiger loop in the system?

[@aidenspop1780]

What brand of braided lines are those? I am looking to swap my copper lines with kinks in them. Would any stainless steel line work?

[@mannygoncalves4836]

hey what model beckett burner is the ? thanks

[@willy4571]

needs a shut off valve on the return

[@jaylongton]

How often should this screen be changed? Ty

[@idothings6605]

It's a good practice to change it as part of your annual tune-up.