How to Clean a Miller Oil Furnace Model CMF80-PO

Step 1. Gather your materials. You will need:

- A vacuum cleaner with a hose and attachments

- A wire brush

- A screwdriver

- A cup

- A rag

- Kerosene or diesel fuel

- A funnel

- A pair of gloves

Step 2. Prepare the furnace.

- Turn off the power to the furnace.

- Disconnect the fuel line.

- Remove the access panel.

Step 3. Clean the burner chamber.

- Use your vacuum cleaner to remove all dust, dirt, and debris from the burner chamber.

- Use your wire brush to clean any stubborn deposits.

- Wipe the burner chamber with a rag soaked in kerosene or diesel fuel.

Step 4. Clean the nozzle.

- Remove the nozzle from the burner.

- Use your wire brush to clean the nozzle.

- Wipe the nozzle with a rag soaked in kerosene or diesel fuel.

Step 5. Reinstall the nozzle and the access panel.

- Reinstall the nozzle in the burner.

- Tighten the nozzle using your screwdriver.

- Reinstall the access panel.

Step 6. Connect the fuel line.

- Connect the fuel line to the furnace.

Step 7. Turn on the furnace.

- Open the fuel supply.

- Turn on the power to the furnace.

- Check for leaks.

Step 8. Clean the filter.

- Remove the filter from the furnace.

- Clean the filter according to the manufacturer's instructions.

- Reinstall the filter.

Step 9. Test the furnace.

- Turn on the furnace and let it run for a few minutes.

- Check that the furnace is working properly by adjusting the thermostat and checking for airflow.

Congratulations, you have successfully cleaned your Miller Oil Furnace Model CMF80-PO!