Of all the times to do it. Got a couple of inches of oil left in the tank but can't get it lit again - is it possible for the pipeline to get frozen up in these conditions?
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Cannot believe you are posting this drivel on here.Originally posted by wurzel View PostOf all the times to do it. Got a couple of inches of oil left in the tank but can't get it lit again - is it possible for the pipeline to get frozen up in these conditions?
Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras. -
I've got to cook dinner for 8 tonight and I have nobody else to turn to!Originally posted by suityou01 View PostCannot believe you are posting this drivel on here.
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Originally posted by wurzel View PostOf all the times to do it. Got a couple of inches of oil left in the tank but can't get it lit again - is it possible for the pipeline to get frozen up in these conditions?
Yes, when did you buy the oil? Diesel is made thinner depending on the predicted weather temperature the same may apply the red Diesel.
PS: I remember on an old oil heating system there was a filter, its worth checking the filter."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Gel point of domestic oil is - 9.5 deg C. this is where the oil starts to block filters and jets.Originally posted by wurzel View PostOf all the times to do it. Got a couple of inches of oil left in the tank but can't get it lit again - is it possible for the pipeline to get frozen up in these conditions?
You have not given us the ambient Temp so that's all I can say.
Couple of inches of oil left in the tank, then you are low, and it may be a case of low pressure feed due to low head of deisel combined with low temperature thickening.
Top up if this is the case.
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When an oil tank gets low you also start getting cack in the filters.Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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What do you need sunglasses for in this weather?Originally posted by wurzel View PostOf all the times to do it. Got a couple of inches of oil left in the tank but can't get it lit again - is it possible for the pipeline to get frozen up in these conditions?
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To prevent snow blindness surely?Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostWhat do you need sunglasses for in this weather?
Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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Snow blindness!Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostWhat do you need sunglasses for in this weather?
I put sunblock and lippy on too before going out chopping wood this morning.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
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Yes quite possibly. This happened at Moorfield Towers a few years ago before we had the oil replaced with gas (thank god) although a fat lot of good that has done as the gas appears to be running out now.Originally posted by wurzel View PostOf all the times to do it. Got a couple of inches of oil left in the tank but can't get it lit again - is it possible for the pipeline to get frozen up in these conditions?Comment
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