If your filter is not replaced, the furnace will be forced to work harder to keep up with heating demand eventually causing components to fail prematurely due to excessive cycling.

The opening in a nozzle is smaller than the tip of a needle, causing it to easily clog and cease functioning. This inexpensive part should be replaced regularly to prevent equipment failure.

Replacing the pump screen on a consistent schedule can prolong the life of your equipment.

Electrodes should be spaced no farther than 1/8 of an inch apart for efficiency.

You can add years to the life of an oil furnace by helping to prevent the breakdown of parts that can occur with the accumulation of dirt and debris.

The burner coupling is made of a hard rubber and over time may deteriorate, strip out or break.

This is necessary for the continued function and safety of your oil furnace.

Landlords MUST keep their oil furnace rating assessments up to date! Is this tag (below) up-to-date on your system?