Oil Furnace Heat Exchanger Soot Cleanout

    - with Darrell Udelhoven

An Important, Critical & Necessary Human Health & Safety Servicing Procedure

HVAC Contractors, you had better learn to do this most important service procedure to human lives the proper way

A badly sooted interior of an oil furnace heat exchanger can be very costly & even deadly.
How many contractors that you know, are doing this procedure right, or that have the proper cleanout tools?

Cleaning Soot from an Oil Furnace Heat Exchanger

• Clean the furnace flue pipe, barometric damper and chimney base.

• Check the condition of the furnace heat exchanger.

• Removing soot buildup from the heat exchanger interior cavities. Use extra long heat exchanger brushes of the correct diameter and a shop vac with a ten foot long & one inch diameter hose, to remove soot buildup from Thermo Pride OL11 heat exchanger cavities. These are difficult to reach in many oil furnaces, and it takes patience and perseverance to do a good job. (Extremely Important for safe performance and efficiency!)
  

"Getting it RIGHT, - makes all the difference in the world."

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