LouNY
Super Star Member
- Joined
- Jul 4, 2015
- Messages
- 12,284
- Location
- Greenwich, NY
- Tractor
- Branson 8050, IH 574, Oliver 1550 Diesel Utility (traded in on Branson) NH 8160. Kioti CK2620SECH
Well heck it's sure not morning for me.
I had opened the computer earlier waiting for supper to get warmed up.
It put itself to sleep. Finished supper and went down to the bedroom end of the house,
55F, what the heck should be holding right at 60. I knew I had hot water but opened the cellar door
nope didn't hear the boiler running. Went over to the front half of the house thermostat and bumped it up
and heard the click waited a couple of minutes and checked the copper piping not even warm.
Down to the cellar look at the boiler temp gauge 67F in the boiler, hit the reset and got oil but no fire.
Dang it's already -2F heading for -10F or so.
Flip the master off switch and pull the burner tube, danged nozzle all cruded up with soot and carbon on one side
and one electrode carboned up and the other burnt back quite a bit.
Good thing I keep spares around put in a new nozzle, new electrodes, turned on the power and away she went.
The coal burning insert in the fireplace was keeping the front half of the house at 69-70F we had noticed it was cooler
then we normally keep the kitchen and living room, we like 72-74F but moving around a bit and I was in and out
so hadn't really noticed till after supper.
Time to order 2 new nozzels and a new set of ignitors for the shelf.
I had opened the computer earlier waiting for supper to get warmed up.
It put itself to sleep. Finished supper and went down to the bedroom end of the house,
55F, what the heck should be holding right at 60. I knew I had hot water but opened the cellar door
nope didn't hear the boiler running. Went over to the front half of the house thermostat and bumped it up
and heard the click waited a couple of minutes and checked the copper piping not even warm.
Down to the cellar look at the boiler temp gauge 67F in the boiler, hit the reset and got oil but no fire.
Dang it's already -2F heading for -10F or so.
Flip the master off switch and pull the burner tube, danged nozzle all cruded up with soot and carbon on one side
and one electrode carboned up and the other burnt back quite a bit.
Good thing I keep spares around put in a new nozzle, new electrodes, turned on the power and away she went.
The coal burning insert in the fireplace was keeping the front half of the house at 69-70F we had noticed it was cooler
then we normally keep the kitchen and living room, we like 72-74F but moving around a bit and I was in and out
so hadn't really noticed till after supper.
Time to order 2 new nozzels and a new set of ignitors for the shelf.