Kirk. Your right in saying it's not rocket science. Been servicing our oil furnaces for many years. went to heating shop and purchased nozzle alignment tool . cleaned and re filed points, changed nozzles, vacuumed ports in heat exchanger, tested 10,000 volt transformer (with nothing but a insulated screwdriver,re-positioned barometric,cleaned electronic eye etc. service calls where were at will cost in excess of $100.00 per.When we purchased our NEW LENOX up draft oil furnace, the supplier sent out 2 kids to do the install. We provided the cold air return, even loaned shears to cut in plenum .With in 4 months we called and told em out transformer was toast. They sent out(under warranty) 2 more service men, sure enough the transformer was changed. DUH.Now that doesn't mean everyone should attempt to do their own service work, but learning the operation of oil-Gas furnaces is possible, so one at least has a working knowledge of the animals. Keeps a person from getting screwed over. JMHO. LOU
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