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FHW Oil Boiler restarting (Beckett burner)


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Hello great samurai,

I didn't pay enough attention to the oil level in the tank and ran out.  As a result, the oil burner shut off and needs to be primed/bled and restarted.  It's a Beckett burner, and I know it's easy to do as I've seen it done with an open end wrench, a clear tube and an empty Heineken bottle (I emptied it).  However, I can't for the life of me remember how to do it.  Any suggestions?

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