How to do a Tune up on a Riello Oil Burner
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2023
- Hey Guys !!! In this video, we'll walk you through a step-by-step guide on how to perform a tune-up on a Riello oil burner. Learn essential maintenance tasks, including cleaning, nozzle replacement, air adjustment, and filter inspection. Save money and ensure your burner operates at peak efficiency. Watch now and keep your Riello oil burner running smoothly for optimal performance and longevity. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more useful HVAC maintenance tips.
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Excellent info thank you!
Thanks I got to service mine today.
Thank you for this video
Thank you. Great job brother
Thank you 🙏 so much .. I appreciate you and your support
That's savage putting that open oil line back on the fireomatic😂😂 your a braver man than me!
LoL 😂
Just found you. I'm in Poughkeepsie NY area. I subscribed.
Awesome! Thank you! any question let me know...
I use Brake Clean on the parts . It dries quick .
good video, could you do one showing the proper air band adustment
Nice tutorial.
Many many thanks
Nice video, I personally wouldn’t recommend that a homeowner should try this. Too many things could go wrong.
So that filter bolt was 16mm for us across the ocean in ireland 🇮🇪
Thanks
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉very Good
Thank you 🙏
Nice focus on the burner. Would of been nice to check combustion numbers and verify it is burning within spec
13:17 ? Riello burner tune-up.. i wish you'd
covered electrode adjustment and replacement, testing the igniter, and cleaning/adjusting the air intake. otherwise great video, thanks ❢
Thanks 🙏 for your support and I’ll do it on the next video
What a great video that’s exactly what I need. I live in Long Island and I have that exact burner head you made it all seem so easy my man question I replace my fire O-Matic oil valve and it seems like it just doesn’t want to fit the or the oil burner tube seems like it never gets tight and the little tube can move back-and-forth going to the boiler. Please help I’m trying to search for the right fitting I was assuming it was quarter inch help.
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electrode settings?
what was that co2 looking thing that you put on the fuel line and then took off. great video
@@jorgemagoo27 it’s a blowgun to clear oil lines
Great video!! Savage, you don’t wear any gloves 🤣👊
lol , thank you 🙏 and yea the gloves 🧤, I try to wear them and I know I should wear them but either they rip on me or I can’t just work with gloves because they bother me. But I should wear them. But I’m a little old school
I changes jet on my burner and cleaned filters. Now it burns continously and doesn't go on and off for a minute as it should. What's causing that. Could it be the photocell or control box ?
I need more info so I can help you
@louietheboilerman the boiler used to come on for 20 mins til it reached temperature, the go off for a minute and come back on for a couple of minutes to maintain temperature. Now it's just running constantly. Could it be thermostat
Can you explain why he was struggling to pull out the drawer assembly? I can't get mine out either. How did he wind up doing it?
Nevermind, I figured it out. The answer was "Try Harder" lol.
@@williamnicolay3745 lol i was just going to tell you to put some elbow grease.. lol im glad you figured it out and any problems feel free to call me.. enjoy your day
Sometimes it is carboned up between the blast tube and the turbulator plate, particularly if the burner has been running rich and sooty.
@@bobat2 yea that happens sometimes
helps to remove the screw that holds it in
So you don’t check the oil pump pressure or output gasses. Half a job.
11:33 NOOOOO ONLY THE SCREW ON THE TOP!!!!! Never touch that bottom screw ever!!!!
So many wrong things in this Video do not watch this video from the way the nozzle was removed to fireomatic valve was put back on
LoL, please explain how you remove the nozzle because I’ve been doing this for over 20 yrs and in business we have no problems. There is absolutely nothing wrong, what is wrong is guys like yourself that think you know it all or act you like there is something wrong. I don’t put people down and there is no exact way to do things like when guys says I’ll never use a pair channel locks on brass fitting.. guess what we all do it. I have or when I don’t have an adjustable wrench. I recommend using a adjustable for certain jobs but sometimes you need to do what you have to do and using a channel locks pliers doesn’t mean it’s wrong… but thank you 🙏 for watching…
@@louietheboilermansorry bud, I’ve got to agree with the other guy. This hurt to watch and was not professional in my opinion. Also doesn’t address pressure/vacuum/combustion analysis all the important things we need to do during a tuneup to make sure things are burn safely and efficiently.
The worst part is ur guy was wearing rubber dipped cotton gloves which I couldn’t believe, but then he took them off! You guys need to be wearing nitrile gloves, especially if you around oil a lot. Fuck getting cancer to get a burner running. We deal with a lot of hazardous chemicals every day and we need to protect ourselves when we can. proper gloves (nitrile rubber$ are about the easiest and cheapest thing we can do.
Other than that I don’t think it would hurt to do some reillo training and for the love of god don’t let you guy spill oil everywhere. From the nozzle to blowing out the line every time u touched on he oil u made a mess.
Also, there’s a Phillips head set screw on the side of the drawer assembly. Loosen that one screw and the nozzle body will slide out of the retention head instead of removing those other three screws and having to fumble around with trying to get it back together.
all i can do is follow the pictures, i cant understand a word he is saying
let me know any question. I'm here to help....