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Gary
Gary Member Posts: 29
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Its a one pipe system , is the fuel supost to drip out of the bleed valve or run in a steady stream?

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  • Gary
    Gary Member Posts: 29
    Whats the best way to bleed a becket burner of fuel oil

    Thank you for your time
  • Ken_8
    Ken_8 Member Posts: 1,640
    Perhaps you meant

    air entrained in the oil?

    If two-pipe, just hit the reset button once or twice.

    A filter should be in there somewhere. Filters have bleeders on top that would get some air out. This assumes the oil level in the tank is ABOVE the bleed point. If not, air will be sucked into the bleeder and make it worse!

    If a one-pipe and the oil is below the burner - take a deep breath and ask someone about a Tiger Loop.

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