Increase in noise

vjwjr89

Edit* I have a tech coming tomorrow to service it. That's for the reply. 

The other night I lost heat and through troubleshooting found the ignition transformer to be bad. I replaced the Beckett ignition transformer and have had issues since. I had white smoke coming out of the chimney which I moved the air fins and now it seems to be burning more cleanly. However, I do notice that the oil burner sounds a lot louder when it's running. Almost like a freight train and it seems to have more of a vibration than it ever did. Is this something I should be concerned about or since there's a new ignition transformer is it getting a better burn now? I appreciate all the advice ahead of time. 

vjwjr89

Here's a video of the sound 

mattmia2

yes you should. you need to get an oil burner tech to adjust it properly.

EBEBRATT-Ed

White smoke could be a plugged nozzle or too much air.

You really need to get a tech with a combustion test.

This is not DIY

Steamhead

EBEBRATT-Ed said:

White smoke could be a plugged nozzle or too much air.

You really need to get a tech with a combustion test.

This is not DIY

This. @vjwjr89 , where are you located? We might know someone....................

HVACNUT

You moved the "air fins". If you remember, put it back the way it was and get a pro. White smoke could be condensation. Could be a cracked or leaking block?
Come back with the techs diagnosis/repair and combustion report. Interested in knowing what the issue was. 
But no more touchy for you. HOT! HOT!