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Locating The Bleed Screw On Beckett Oil Burners

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If you are having trouble bleeding your Beckett Oil Burner you should first check out this article:

How To Troubleshoot A Beckett Oil Burner
Learn how to properly troubleshoot and repair a Beckett oil burner just like a season oil professional.

That above article will introduce you to the process of bleeding out your Beckett Oil Burner. Once you have read that article you will want to know and might still be having trouble finding the bleed screw on your Beckett Oil Burner. So what you will want to do is to take at your oil burner and the first thing you will want to do is to locate the fuel oil pump.

Here is a picture of the Beckett Oil Burner Bleed Screw on the fuel oil pump.

Beckett Oil Burner Screw Diagram

Once you have found the fuel pump on your Beckett Oil Burner you will need to locate the bleed screw. I have an arrow in this picture below pointing to the bleed screw. You will want to turn the bleed screw counterclockwise to loosen it up. Your best bet is to use an open end wrench or a pair of small channel lock pliers. Once you locate, find and open the bleed screw you will be ready to bleed your Beckett Oil Burner Nozzle.

Another Good Read Is The:

How To Prime A Beckett Oil Burner
Learn How To Prime A Beckett Oil Burner complete with color pictures and easy to read information.

If you have any questions or need additional help with your Beckett Oil Burner, please be sure to leave your questions and comments below.

4 Comments

  1. I think that I found my bleeder screw. But it is impossible to turn in any direction. We have 3/4 of a tank of oil – now, so that isn’t the issue. What do I do? There is a small, loose screw above this valve that turns easily. I have primed till I am angry and no ignition. HELP!!

  2. found the bleeder screw but was hard to loosen let it drip for about five minutes. seems to have worked but need to know how long are you suppose to let it drip?

  3. My bleeder screw is not closing properly now. Will not completely stop flow of oil. Is that something I can remove and replace with new? Thanks in advance for the help anyone

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