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Ken Wang
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Silly question about starting oil heating system

Ken Wang
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Laurel, MD
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Dear All, 

  I have a quick question regarding oil heating system. I bought an old row house in Baltimore city. It has about 12 years old , oil heating system. I never used it before.  I have full oil tank. To start, do I just turn on the emergency switch on the wall, and the power switch on the boiler and adjust thermostat? Did i miss anything? I believed the system had been used in last winter. I just don't want to break it by doing things wrong. Thank you for your attention to my silly question.

Sincerely,

Ken

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Karen O.
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Karen O.
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I recommend, if you haven't done so already, find a plumber that does boiler maintenance. These units should be cleaned annually.. best time is at the end of spring thru summer.  You don't want to find out about a problem when temps are heading toward 40.  The oil company may also have a service team for boiler maintenance.

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