The temperature of the heat transfer oil doesn’t rise
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I would like to ask the experts: will the absence of oil or only a small amount of oil in the low-level tank affect the heating up of the heat transfer oil? At the moment, the temperature of the heat transfer oil won’t rise.
Please check to see if the heat transfer oil pump is operating properly
The absence of oil in the low-level sump does not affect the system. The increase in the temperature of the steam is usually due to a decrease in the boiler’s output, or an increase in the process load.
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For a heating oil furnace of what size, has the issue of blocked flues been considered?
There’s no problem with the flue; could it be an issue with the oil? New oil purchased
The low-level sump has no relation to the system’s temperature increase; the failure to raise the temperature is due to factors such as flow rate, the calorific value of the boiler, and the quality of the oil. It’s best to explain the details first and then make a judgment; there are contact methods in the profile picture
Is it a problem with the burner load, or is it an issue with the oil quality?