Sounds like your burner isn't firing the second that oil is shot into the firebox. Very correctable and shouldn't cost much for parts. If I lived closer I'd send Ray over to give you an idea of what was wrong so you don't get ripped off. I had oil for decades (still do, actually) and I have never cleaned an oil furnace chimney....as long as there is a cover on it so birds can't get down, you shouldn't have to clean it. I forget what the exact problem is when you smell oil...but I have had it happen and the burner guy fixed it up quite nicely. As long as he is there ask him if the nozzle is ok....cuz nozzles build up carbon and need to be replaced.
Do you happen to know of someone or a company that can fix this for me? I've tried looking online but can't seem to find anyone.
Just realized you're not even in the same area as me lol I'll have to have DH look around for me. I'm so clueless when it comes to this stuff.
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It's only $200'ish a year and includes the yearly cleaning AND all parts and labor for emergency calls. Those guys have come out at least once each year at 2AM - once they were here for six hours on a Sunday morning from 2AM to 8AM and replaced almost every part on the thing. No additional charge. WELL worth the money LOL.
