Setting up the oil burner gun assembly, part 3 

just wanted to extend a huge thanks! Your vids helped me a lot. I'm a single Dad with a tight budget making it difficult to call a tech. Got my furnace working again with the help of these vids.

Your a special person to share your great knowledge of oil burners. Most techs keep it a guarded secret! Thank you.

So my boiler shut off for some odd reason.. been using your videos to help me get it back on track..

Gray, You are a great teacher.Very informative videos. I have a much better understanding of the oil fired furnace and I intend to view your other videos. Thanks for the great work.

and also it has slight rumble in the furnace, thank you very much Gray I really appreciate all your videos very helpful,thanks again

HEY GRAY, THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR INFORMATIVE AND DETAILED VIDEOS.I ALMOST FEEL LIKE A PRO.OIL TANKS RAN EMPTY, SLUDGE AND OTHER SORTS CLOGGED THE SYSTEM. OPENED THE OIL PUMP ON MY BECKETT TO CHANGE FILTER, STILL NO OIL EVEN AFTER PURGING. STUPID ME REMOVED THREE SCREWS ON THE OIL PUMP, COULDN'T REALIGN THAT GEAR BACK TO OILPUMP HAD TO BUY NEW ONE. HENCE, I HAD LOOKED AT ANOTHER VIDOE OF YOURS AND RE ALIGNED ELECTRO RODS AND SHES ROCKIN ALSO CHANGE TIP AND TWO OTHER FILTERS,YOUR THE MAN

thanks for the help! I was able to get my Honeywell up and running with the info in your video.

It is an old Sunstrand 1750 rpm. They were pretty much indestructible and some are over 50 years old and still running.

well you saw the webster pump on my lennox furnace it really old and still works and it is one of those belt drive pumps!! and I love the ticking and perrring sounds from the pump on mine!!

very thorough video, thank you...

Hello Sir I'm a single Dad from PA just bought this mobile home for me and my daughter I've been following everything of yours learning what I need to. I have a Coleman MR-C with the Wayne /Suntec Burner it was going fine then it started cutting out when it was running and coming back on real real quick like the power was getting cut to it and restored again over and over, and then it just got to the point where when I try to start it up so she can do her thing it goes into safety lockout every time at it's typical 30-45 second mark. So I thought something with the transformer like a poor contact @ the electrodes so I pulled gun assembly (nozzle was caked) replaced nozzle with 80°A electrodes were roughly ⅜" apart so I adjusted them to the typical ..⅛" apart, 5/16" from center orifice of nozzle and the same ahead of the nozzle. Checked CAD relay and lens. Both good and clean. Still going into lockout. I'm stumped.

ok thanks i will check it out ,thank you so much for getting back to me so fast

Thanks repaired my old farm oil burner and saved a cord of wood.

Thanks for the support. GFM

Very good info TY

Very valuable information. Thank you, sir.

gloves are always a good choice.I worked on one yesterday that was put in in 1961... but a service every year she's still tickin...

you always have good informative videos. thanks alot my good man!

Hi TY for the vids. How about a close up of the electrodes showing the setup of the gap and relationship to the nozzle?

Hi, that's probably because I haven't done it yet. I got a little sidetracked. Sorry about that. There is some info in the oil burner operation vid but it is not easy to see. I will be doing one very soon. Thanks for the reminder. GFM