Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Clean Burn Service Tip of the Week: Prevent Frozen Air Lines

Avoid frozen air lines. If you do not have operating compressed air, your Clean Burn furnace will not operate.

Humidity or condensation in your shop can materialize as water inside your air compressor lines. On very cold days, especially if your air lines are outside, or along a non-insulated exterior wall, your airline can freeze.

If you do not have operating compressed air, your Clean Burn furnace will not operate. There are two things you can do to prevent water in your air lines. 1) install air dryers on your air compressor system and make sure the air dryers are operating. 2) install an automatic water eliminator at the air compressor. Eco Heating Systems can provide a quotation to install an automatic water eliminator if you are having problems with water in your compressed air lines.

For More Clean Burn waste oil heater service tips, visit our website at:  http://www.ecowasteoilheaters.com/waste-oil-heater-maintenance.html

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

AAA Fuel Gauge Report - Gasoline and Diesel Prices up average of 47 cents/gallon

Fuel prices are still rising. The AAA Daily Fuel Gauge Report http://www.fuelgaugereport.com/ reports that gasoline prices are up approximately forty seven cents per gallon over the same time last year.




Location              Regular Today                Regular Last Year

Baltimore                $3.07/gallon                    $2.64/gallon

Hagerstown               $3.10/gallon                     $2.66/gallon

Salisbury                       $3.00/gallon                    $2.55/gallon

Dover                        $3.02/gallon                    $2.52/gallon

Wilmington                      $3.15/gallon                   $2.63/gallon

Lancaster                        $3.13/gallon                      $2.64/gallon



Location                      Diesel Today                    Diesel Last Year

Baltimore                        $3.50/gallon                          $2.85/gallon

Hagerstown                         $3.61/gallon                          $2.92/gallon

Salisbury                            $3.47/gallon                          $2.78/gallon

Dover                                 $3.51/gallon                        $2.82/gallon

Wilmington                           $3.52/gallon                     $2.90/gallon

Lancaster                               $3.65/gallon                       $2.97/gallon

What can you do to save money on your heating bills? Call Eco Heating Systems and invest in a Clean Burn. Toll Free 866-888-1103

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Clean Burn Parts that you should keep on hand

Here is a list of the most common parts we ship out to customers during the cold weather.


1) Ignitor (Clean Burn part #33189) - The electric ignitor on your Clean Burn furnace is what causes the "spark" that creates your flame.  If you have tried to reset your furnace and there is no spark or flame, it may be that your ignitor has gone bad.  So that you don't get caught in the cold, it is a good idea to have an extra ignitor on hand.
 
2) Nozzle (9-5 nozzle Clean Burn part # 32000, or 9-11 nozzle (CB-5000 only) Clean Burn part# 32002)- The nozzle on your furnace can become clogged by contaminants or dirt in your oil supply.  If you have tried cleaning your nozzle to no avail, or if there is a hard, black or "tarry" blockage in the orifice - your nozzle should be replaced. 
 
3) Electrode -single piece (Clean Burn part#33183)- Over time, oil residue can build up on the electrodes, or the electrode wires can become worn down and the electrode should be replaced. 

To order Clean Burn parts, please call Eco Heating Systems toll free at 1-866-888-1103 or download our parts order form:
http://www.ecowasteoilheaters.com/pdf/CleanBurnPartsOrderForm.pdf and fax it to 717-806-0335

Monday, January 3, 2011

Fuel Prices projected up to $4.00/gallon in 2011

Check out the AAA Fuel Gauge report for the average fuel prices in your area.

http://fuelgaugereport.aaa.com/?redirectto=http://fuelgaugereport.opisnet.com/index.asp

Fuel prices are expected to rise to as much as $4.00 to $5.00 per gallon in 2011.  What will you do to help keep your costs down?  Will you drive less?  Will you invest in a more economical car?  Will you start walking more?  We'd like to hear from you!

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Installer/Service person wanted

Installer/Service person wanted for WASTE OIL FURNACE installation and service company. HVAC experience required, Waste Oil Furnace and boiler experience HIGHLY preferred. CDL license preferred.
Must be good with tools and able to work at heights of 15-20 ft. Other helpful skills include plumbing, electrical and welding. Must be responsible, be able to follow directions, and work independently. Transportation to our warehouse in Peach Bottom PA NECESSARY.

Full time work, probably overtime during heating season. Please email resume to service@ecowasteoilheaters.com or fax to 717-806-0335 

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Pics of Clean Burn waste oil heaters

Take a look at some of the Clean Burn waste oil furnaces installed by Eco Heating Systems:



Call now to get a Clean Burn installed in your shop, and start saving money on your heating bills!
Toll Free 866-888-1103