Straight Up Plumbing & Heating; Clean Cut Oil Pump Replaced on Beckett Oil Fired Burner
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2019
- Welcome to Straight Up Plumbing & Heating! In this video, we'll show you how we to replace an oil pump. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional plumber.
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Introduction to oil pump systems
Tools and materials needed for oil pump replacement
Safety precautions and best practices
Step-by-step oil pump removal
Installing the new oil pump
Testing and ensuring proper function
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Great job
What if the motor spins very easily like mine, it’s supposed to have a little resistance right?
I can’t figure out how to get my oil furnace running. I checked the igniter cleaned it off good, changed the filter in the line before it gets to the furnace, replaced the igniter transformer cause it’s bad. Replaced the CAD cell last year! The filter right before the pump had a little grime but I cleaned it off and it looks pretty good. The relay was replaced last year. When you try to run the fan kicks on for about 40 seconds then it shuts down so it still seems it’s not getting flame. Does anyone have any suggestion? My motor for the fan turns very easily I saw in a video it said it should have a little resistance. Wish I knew what the issue was it’s getting colder here and we don’t have money to pay someone to fix it. Could it be the nozzle it was replaced last year? I’m not sure what else to even try.
How do you know the pressure is set correctly if you don't measure draft, CO, O2, etc. for the selected nozzle?
Sorry not everything makes it in the videos, issues with videos being to dark, or forgetting to press record :/... but yes when pump replacement we do combustion analysis with smoke test.....
@@gattusoplumbing7639 didn't see the smoke tester or combustion analyzer.
Dear why you don't show pressure testing port where you fix the connection. And setting nobe. I will appreciate good video..👌
Hi, I just had someone come out to service my furnace when it would not turn on. They determined it was a bad fuel pump and replaced it with an A2VA-3006 like in your video. The bad fuel pump had a solenoid on it as my furnace is an EZ--1HPW. The A2VA-3006 they installed did no have a solenoid on it and he said he didn't need it and turned off the solenoid settings on my EZ-1HPW. Is this OK? I do not understand why they replaced it without a solenoid. What should I do? I ordered another A2VA-3006 with a solenoid. Can I install the solenoid on the replacement they installed without a solenoid easily, or can I replace the entire fuel pump myself? I do not have a fuel pressure gauge.
A short answer is. It’s fine. The solenoid is powered by 120 V that when the burner control shut the power down to the pump it immediately shuts fuel off to the gun nozzle, versus having the oil pump slow down with the burner causing unburnt fuel while it shuts off. But you cannot just add a solenoid to a fuel pump, it must be a clean cut pump. Sometimes installers will install what they have on the truck to get you by. But I don’t think it’s anything you should be too concerned about they’ve been running these oil pumps forever.
@@straightupplumbing Thank you sir. I called the repair man and he said he didn't install an A2VA-3006, he installed another non-solenoid pump and just reused the cover, which was my confusion. I was worried not having a solenoid would cause premature wear because my furnace specifically calls for the A2VA-3006 as a repair part. He turned off the solenoid setting on the burner and said everything will be fine. Thank you for answering because it validated what he said so I trust him. It was my first time having service done as I just bought my house. He charged $170 for the fuel pump replacement which I thought was fair.
What the hell was the point of this video? You showed us you know how to use an adjustable wrench, and that you could replace a nozzle. You explained nothing!
Why r u mumbling ?? Speak up for God's sake !!!
Customer works from home and their office is on the other side of the wall... check out our other videos each one has different circumstances, we bring these videos for people to watch and lean something new, but we also respect our customers when we are inside them.
Another excuse
@@straightupplumbing These guys are just haters. Anyone with an idea about life realizes you were being quiet out for respect for the customer. People really act like you owe them something just because they decided to click on your video. Haters gonna hate. Thanks for the video you gave me plenty of info I was looking for and I didn't need sound to get it. Also I totally grasp that there are other videos I can watch and manuals I can read to learn for myself...go figure. Take care and be safe!