My brother bought it and it was only the ignition switch.

Last year I learned from a Youtube video how to sand down the heating element because it was igniting and then turning off.

These low rates ignited robust purchase activity, which is up 25% from a year ago and has been growing at double digit amounts for four consecutive months.

Meanwhile the governments, both Federal and local, poured hundreds of millions into the South Bronx to ignite a recovery that never came, while writing off Park Slope as hopeless!

Long story short…she ignited my obsession and purpose which focused me on real estate investing to build the lifestyle we want (we are now engaged and getting married in the Fall of 2017).In early 2016, my now fiancé and I were having serious discussions about what kind of life we want to have.

I suggest this book to people looking for ignite a fire in themselves or get someone start on the journey.

Turned out a screw had been driven right into the igniter wire so it wouldn't spark that burner. 1 in a million shot.

To this day 2 years later, I have never heard another peep from KW.In the onboarding, they pushed HARD for me to attend their "Ignite" program, which turned out to be a full day sales pitch for their $800 "Bold" training program. 

Fuel oil is not explosive, a spark from cutting the tank with a saws all will not ignite it.

So if it was on & very hot it could possibly explode due to the phenomenon of sudden cooling but I seriously doubt it caught fire unless the fluid sprayed happened to inflammable.During our drive control trials we tested this & observed the same phenomenon (but no ignition) in the Lab at GE because of water spray infiltration on incandescents in a hot toxic environment.