Right, I said “20th,” because the furnace dates back to 1953. It’s fixed–or I hope so, it’s running now, at least. He said that a sort of sensor that detects when the burner is on or off had failed, and he changed the nozzle, as well. Now the cats can come out of hiding, *heh*. I have no idea what this will cost, they’ll send a bill. It’s not exactly an optional expense. But I waited until business hours and he was here less than an hour, so I hope it won’t be too bad.<\/p>\n
Yanno…an oil burner is not the world’s most complicated piece of machinery. But it seems to have more shit that can break down! Oh, well, I shouldn’t complain!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Right, I said “20th,” because the furnace dates back to 1953. It’s fixed–or I hope so, it’s running now, at least. He said that a sort of sensor that detects when the burner is on or off had failed, and … Continue reading