Williamson Company Oil Burner 02 689 Manual
You might be able to get this part thru a heating supply company. I used to work for a large old HVAC company that made their own duct work, and had a complete metal-work shop. We often made parts from scratch for older units. I mentioned the flue collector because they were really bad for rusting out especially if rain water comes down the chimney. Call around to your heating shops and have the model and serial number from your furnace on hand. I believe Williamson furnaces are still being built.
You should still be able to get this piece. The model number should be in the burner box area. Usually on the right side.
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Jun 7, 2013 - 154. Space Heating Boiler Tune-up. CI-HW_-LFSH-V02-120601 Errata. Company (Integrys), and Northern Illinois Gas Company d/b/a Nicor Gas. “The prior national standard for residential oil and gas furnaces was 78% AFUE. Williamson County. Hilda Ward, Edward Watkins III, Ric Williamson, and Kevin Younes, provided primary staff. Are the number of companies and establishments, detailed product and materials. Cottonseed oil, once refined (after alkali or caustic wash but before. Coke oven and blast furnace.
If you have any problems with the registration process or your account login, please. We have a Williamson oil furnace Temp-o-matic, model 02-351. I think it is about 35-45 yrs old. About 14 yrs ago, I had an efficiency test done on it as part of a state home oil weatherization energy audit. They measured it at 76%. About 9 yrs ago, after having some trouble with the furnace, we had the fuel pump replaced and burner serviced for a total cost of $****** 2 yrs ago - power vac for $**** Efficiency still at 76% when tested by technicians after a tune up This past year, we had some trouble with it and the technician recommended we replace the burner soon (summer price $****) or the entire furnace because he said it was obsolete.
We just wanted to get some other opinions about replacing the burner vs the entire furnace. We live in Portland, OR and will probably sell the house within the next 6 yrs. Natural gas line is not available to our house according to gas company. Thanks for any input. Pricing is against the rules. Mod Last edited by Special-K; at 11:36 PM.
If it's just a matter of 6yrs then replacing the furnaces burner would be much more worth your while cost-wise.Not sure I understand that thinking. Are you thinking the person he sells to will be too stupid to ask how much it costs to heat? Maybe you think he's bulldozing the house in 6 years so anything he does to it now will have no future value? Would love to see the numbers you've crunched to come to that conclusion, particularly if the above assumptions are not part of the calculations. Oil heat costs 3 to 4 times what a heat pump heat costs in his area. I guess the question is how much oil you burn a year? If it's only $200 worth, fixing probably is a good idea.
If it's $2000, not so much. Not sure I understand that thinking. Are you thinking the person he sells to will be too stupid to ask how much it costs to heat? Maybe you think he's bulldozing the house in 6 years so anything he does to it now will have no future value? Would love to see the numbers you've crunched to come to that conclusion, particularly if the above assumptions are not part of the calculations.