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NORA Video 17 - How to Respond to a Carbon Monoxide Alarm
Explains what service technicians should do when a CO alarm goes off.
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Відео
NORA Video 1, Action Response to a No Heat Call
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How to respond if a customer calls with no heat
NORA Video 2, Preventative Maintenance, Tune-Up
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Training video on how to maintain equipment
NORA Video 3, Fuel Delivery
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Training video on how to deliver oil safely
NORA Video 4, Heating Oil and Our Environment
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Training Video on How to Prevent Oil from Being Released into the Environment
NORA Video 5, Primary Controls, Part 1
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NORA Video 5, Primary Controls, Part 1
NORA Video 7, Microprocessor Based Primary Controls
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NORA Video 7, Microprocessor Based Primary Controls
NORA Video 8, How to Install Steel Aboveground Tanks (Residential)
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NORA Video 8, How to Install Steel Aboveground Tanks (Residential)
NORA Video 9, How to Install Polyethylene Steel Aboveground Tanks
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NORA Video 9, How to Install Polyethylene Steel Aboveground Tanks
NORA video 10, Tank Inspection Procedures
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Training on how to inspect residential oil tanks
NORA Video 11 - Residential Underground Storage Tank Testing
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Video training on how to use inventory to test underground storage tanks
NORA Video 12, Aboveground Fibergalss Reinforced Plastic Tanks
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How to install Aboveground Fibergalss Reinforced Plastic Tanks
NORA Video 13, Combustion Efficiency Testing
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Video explains how to conduct a combustion test
Outdoor Reset Controls, Video 16 National Oilheat Research Alliance
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A training video on how to use outdoor reset controls
What I don’t under stand on a new install why are they using unions on the fill pipe also on the vent pipe that gives more places for leaks it’s less work to use solid pipes up to the elbows. Also why run the copper pipes from the bottom of the tank were the sludge and moisture is.. that bung is for draining moisture. I would use black pipe to an elbow then a quarter turn valve with a plug on the end. Bring the copper from the top where you can raise the pipe up out of any sludge plus less risk of leaks. I don’t understand why you use a smaller vent pipe then the fill pipe that puts pressure on the tank with time and the tank getting weak spots could cause a leak when filling. Can you imagine what that plastic drip pan will look like in 15 years I don’t believe it would contain a leak.
Vent diameter cannot be smaller than fill diameter😂💀 gotta be greater than or equal to. 11:11 This videos a joke
Where do they sell those shoulder straps
Deja vu
What could be the cause of not being able to obtain zero smoke?
Now we have Beckett Genisys/Carlin Pro max cad cell relays.
Musica chatona bro kkkkkbut great video
WOW, I guess I can't get what I pay for, The only thing the technician did to my unit was replace the nozzle and Fuel filter, All he wants to do is try to sell me a new unit because mine was installed in 1994, But still functions well. Had to call him back within 3 months of preventive maintenance to replace the flame sensor because the wire was petrified And pinch together From where it was crushed underneath the spark Box. That was another $160 on top of $120 paid 3 months ago.
Start monday as a oil burner apprentice been watching this video over and over again.
I watched it 12 times drunk and I’m still confused
Mema using UA-cam to train and dictate who decides gets to pass their school. NORA you should go crack down on how they treat our disabled veterans.
Amazing video
most of our work comes from real estate closings and home inspections
We were about to recommend your video on how a tank is installed to somebody who asked on our youtube channel, until we saw you put the tank gauge on. Not only is it installed with the float over the fill pipe, every time we deliver we will be putting 80 gallons a min pressure right on the float - - it should be where the float is on the other side of the tank. Its also too long and going to hit the end of the tank in that position. On top of that you guys are bending the rods that connect the float. If you are installing a gauge in an empty tank its really important that you lift the swing arm/float so it spins in place. You take the glass off and pull up on the rod and force the float all the way up as you spin it. What this installer did is just spin it in place. Those rod the float is attached too are too long to clear the sides of the oil tank. So as you spin you are bending the rods. The gauge is no longer accurate and can get stuck down the road and not work. A problem for oil companies like us that have to keep these tanks filled.
So in regard to your comment about the rods getting bent on insides of tank, the round piece on the bottom of the rod has the ability to spin around so as its turning inside of the tank it is not getting hung up. Correct me if I'm wrong but it just seems this piece is meant for that purpose.
And this is a NORA video 🤣
Thanks.. you saved me hundreds and made me warm.
7:16 why did I laugh at this 🤣
Why is the audio muted?
Thank you Nora
Roth tanks are taking over, then gas makes them obsolete
Most of the techs around here are like that guy with the screw driver eyeballing the flame.
You're one of them
Yeah like any service tech called dispatch and said “ I’m clear , do you have another call ?” 😂😂😂
Invest in jumper wires. Holy shit.
Brand new boiler? Why didn't you do a real tune up?
Where can i find your video?
No
Now if you see a gold check for leaks. It’s prob leaking
Juck! This has a strong religious undertone. It's like the jehova witnesses showing up at your door asking "do you have a moment to talk about your oil burner?"
at 45sec "a tuneup will avoid service call"....... BS!! well, yes it will avoid CERTAIN problems but with statements like that, its noras fault so many customers believe that bs & try to blame you / not pay when a part breaks 4 or 8 weeks later. sometimes after a tuneup a cust. says "so ill be trouble free this winter?" I respond , "can't predict it". ......& what genius installed that filter like that on the wm gold in this video?...... he goes through all that trouble to jump tt around 13:25 interesting
Hahahaha.....I'm surprised the oil filter wasn't touching the ceiling. WTF
Carbon monoxide detectors
That ain't the was Steve Lavimoniere would have done it. He'd been gone to his third job in that length of time.
And Bill McManus would sell her a rebuilt blue angel and given her a complimentary tank gauge and high-efficiency thermostat 😆
Good thory need it for troubleshooting
We had a leak that had 64,000 ppm
fucking hell
You’d be dead at 10000 are you okay?
Oof this was 1 year ago. Yes we’re ok. It was a horrible leak that happened from our furnace.
@@voltage_rc6786 Ihope you guys were alright then, 15000 ppm can knock you out in five to two breaths!
12,800 or higher will send you unconscious in 2 or 3 breaths. Death in 1-3 minutes
Yes
Stack switches have not been used for over ten years
I still run into them every once in awhile even the sid Harvey's I go to sells remanufactured ones
Coming from a place that's supposed to know what they are talking about. 1st thing I noticed is that they can't use proper name's for specific parts....drawer assembly, combustion head... neither were used....this shows the dumbing down syndrome....hey Nora do a better job
I was cooking and me and my brother started coughing out of no where. There was no burned food. And my alarm did not go off until I put it to check for co
Who's here cause your carbon monoxide detector saved you last night? 🙋
24 karat gold
Angel got his harp blinged out.
These do not apply to all electric homes, correct?
This useless gas had killed many families in african.
Preventive....
I like the angel after death.
Not an angel, Lol.
is it just me or does the narrator have the most punchable face on the planet?
I may not look so professional but I never once ripped no one off never. Always honest that what matters.
10,000 ppm of CO - will cause death in 20-30 seconds.
8:54 mark - that is the reason why you never use portable power generators inside or near a garage. The CO that can be released can be way too much for you to handle - and can cause you to pass out - in extreme cases, death is possible.
How about 8940?
Cuz the alarm at the gas station I’m working has been on like that for about an hour
Most thorough oil heat tune up video I have seen on the web.
actually if u fire up burner then remove F n F wires and place a jumper acroos F n F and the burner continues to run u hav a bad cad cell..this is in regards to the 1.5 resitor there speaking of,,,in other words u think the cell is bad..light off burner remove FF place jumper at FF terminals..If burner now stays lit replace cad cell and holder assy aswell..Pete da Boilerman NYC
That's often true. I've seen boilers where someone put the wrong nozzle in and it won't see. I've also seen soot donuts on the head that won't let the cad eye read. I've seen oil burners where someone cut out sections out of the static plate because it wouldn't see. Usually they had the wrong nozzle or they messed with the head setting and had a shitty flame.
So if my alarm is reading 0ppm then I'm safe right??
1 year later - yes lol
No, you need to seek medical treatment immediately
What an excellent video with excellent advice for both the technical side, and the business/customer service side of it.
05:24 for details of monoxide
Thanks!
This is a great and educational video. For many decades I've been using gas appliances. Every now and then always felt light-headed. Long story behind it but with all this going on and after an episode I had with carbon monoxide poisoning... I'm switching to electricity. Yes it might be more expensive but it's much safer. I've always been a gas person until I ended up in the hospital. Fearful but educated from what happened to me and videos like these I always keep a detector a portable detector when ever I go to my friends house, family and also businesses. I see a bunch of my friends and family who don't even have a carbon monoxide tester or smoke detector, I end up buying it for them for fear something might happen to them. People need to be educated about the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning. People take it too lightly and think that they have proper ventilation.
There are portable ones??
He should have hauled that P.O.S. Burnham boiler out of the basement for the poor lady. And installed a decent boiler.