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Oil burner burn after shut off
The furnace lights fine, after it shuts off the burn can continues to burn, It appears to be pumping too much fuel. Could it be the nozzle? It was running fine, the oil tank was almost empty had it filled today with 250gals and then it started running like this could that be the problem?
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