Before a Clean Burn Burner Service, Learn How They Work
Clean Burn furnaces offer a convenient, cost-effective solution to heating by repurposing used oils as fuel. By prioritizing complete combustion, these machines extract every ounce of energy they can from the waste oil you already have in your garage or workspace. These heaters begin their operation by drawing used oil or #2 fuel-oil from an oil storage tank. This fuel travels to the burner where it is pre-heated to achieve a suitable viscosity, ensuring improved flow and easier ignition in the combustion chamber. Think of it like pre-heating an oven before you start to cook.
The heat generated by the burn passes through a venting system, which transfers warmth to circulating air without allowing combustion gases to mix in. This distributes heat evenly throughout your space while safeguarding the environment and your lungs from potential pollutants. You can rest assured knowing that the EPA approves all Clean Burn waste oil heating systems for maximum environmental safety and compliance with regulations.
Types of Oil You Can Use in Clean Burn Heaters
Clean Burn multi-oil heating systems are versatile, capable of utilizing a
Users must be cautious, however; water-contaminated oil or oil mixed with antifreeze, solvents, gasoline, and other adverse mixtures are strictly discouraged to avoid damage to the heating system and potential safety hazards. Brake fluids are not EPA-safe for burning and should not be used as a fuel source in your Clean Burn furnace. Owners of Clean Burn products should always consult with an authorized Clean Burn distributor for definitive information on suitable fuel sources.
Basic Waste Oil Burner Service and Cleaning
Understanding that maintenance is key to longevity, Clean Burn heaters are manufactured with routine service in mind. Authorized Clean Burn distributors can provide comprehensive equipment maintenance, and owners can maintain peace of mind with the unbeatable offer of a 100% satisfaction 10-year/15,000-hour warranty.
A well-maintained unit not only ensures maximal heat output but also sustains the unit's life span over a longer period. For Clean Burn owners, it is imperative to adhere to a routine maintenance schedule every 1,000 hours of operation. Luckily, the units are designed so that you can easily access the areas you need to clean via swing-away doors—the whole cleaning process should only take about 30 minutes!
Waste Oil Furnace Troubleshooting Tips
If you’re encountering concerns about your machine, don’t begin your Clean Burn furnace troubleshooting process without the appropriate owner’s manual by your side for reference.
If the burner doesn't ignite, start by examining simple elements like the power supply and associated circuit breakers. The fuel and air flow should also be inspected to ensure that the fuel pathways are unobstructed, and the unit is properly vented.
If the source of the problem is not immediately obvious, consult our comprehensive troubleshooting guide to diagnose concerns and determine next steps.
Clean Burn furnaces should never produce black, sooty smoke when operated properly. Contact your distributor immediately if this occurs.
Remember, the best way for you to prevent larger maintenance concerns is with proper, regular cleaning of your unit. Always contact your trusted Clean Burn distributor to ensure safe and accurate repairs are conducted when needed.
Exceptional Support from Authorized Distributors
Once you’ve identified an issue with your waste oil burner, your next step is to contact an authorized Clean Burn distributor like Interstate Energy for expert waste oil burner service. Our expertise ensures correct diagnoses and access to high-quality replacement parts. If you’re a current or prospective Clean Burn owner looking for high-quality, professional service, connect with Interstate Energy – the only authorized Clean Burn distributor in Colorado and eastern Wyoming.