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MorrHeat - Most Heat In The Industry - Rev 3/18/2019
Maintenance
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOUR FACILITY GETS ON A REGULAR MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
AND OR SET REMINDERS OF CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE OF THE HEATING UNIT, TANK, OIL
FILTER, AIR FILTERS AND ALL OTHER WORKING COMPONENT AND CONSUMABLES THAT MAY
NEED ATTENTION OR REPLACED BEFORE OR DURING SEASON.
Make sure the unit is clean prior to every heating season
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO TURN POWER OFF OR UNPLUG THE BURNER UNIT WHEN
CONDUCTING CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Monthly:
• Check the ash build up periodically for optimal performance
• Remove all ash when cleaning the combustion chamber and heat exchangers. The viscosity
and oil’s being burnt, cleanliness of the oil and run time play a factor when determining a
maintenance schedule. Every end user will have a little different schedule with all factors
considered for every location and application.
•
Check or change oil filter
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Check or change air filters
•
Clean flame cone if needed
Twice Per Season:
•
Clean or change fuel pump filter. Fuel pump cover comes off to access filter, gasket inside
may also need to be replaced.
• Inspect, adjust or replace electrodes if needed (See part description for desired setting)
• Drain excess water and sludge from fuel storage tank(s)
Once Per Season:
• Remove ash build up within the vent pipe
• Replace nozzle if needed (will erode over time). When replacing make sure the nozzle sticks
slightly past the end cone (1/4” past inside radius of flame cone) to insure no buildup of oil
occurs at the nozzle and flame cone.
• Check the vanes and carbon plates for any chips, cracks or wear within the onboard air
compressor, replace vanes and carbon plates if needed.
The cleaner the unit, the better it performs and longer it lasts!
