Klebe Fuel Company & Goshen Oil

Check Your Thermostat. Is your thermostat set at least 10° higher than the current room temperature?

Note: Make sure your thermostat is in the "Heat" position marked in the above photo.

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Turn your thermostat up at least 10° above the current room temperature. Did your heat come on?

Note: If you have a programmable thermostat you may need to replace the batteries.

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Is the emergency switch for the system in the "On" position?

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Flip the emergency switch to the "On" position. Did your heat come on?

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Did the circuit breaker trip, or did you blow a fuse?

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Reset any tripped breaker(s)/replace any blown fuse(s). Did your heat come on?

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Do you currently have oil in your tank?

For aboveground tanks, check the gauge on top of your tank. (See image)

For underground tanks, remove the fill cap and insert a tape measure into the tank to measure the amount of oil.

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Do you have a boiler or a furnace?

Yes = Boiler
No = Furnace

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Do you have a hot water boiler or a steam boiler?

Yes = Hot Water Boiler

No = Steam Boiler

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Is the water level in the gauge glass at least half full?

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If the water level in the gauge glass is not at least half full you must add water to the boiler. Did your heat come on?

If you do not know how to add water to your boiler, please give our office a call. (860) 738-1114

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Press and hold the RED reset button for three seconds. Did your heat come on?

Note: Do NOT press the reset button more than once. Pressing the button more than once may damage the heating system and possibly your home, which could result in costly repairs!

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Check your temperature & pressure gauge. Does it read between 12+15 psi?

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If your temperature & pressure gauge doesn’t read between 12+15 psi you must add water to the boiler. Did the heat come on?

If you do not know how to add water to your boiler, please give our office a call. (860) 738-1114

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Is your air filter clean? (How to clean your air filter)

Note: A clogged air filter could cause the system to overheat and shut down.

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Clean or replace your air filter. Did your heat come on? (How to clean your air filter)

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Press and hold the RED reset button for three seconds. Did your heat come on?

Note: Do NOT press the reset button more than once. Pressing the button more than once may damage the heating system and possibly your home, which could result in costly repairs.

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Congratulations, you just saved yourself the cost of a service call.

Call our office immediately to schedule a delivery. (860) 738-1114

Call our office immediately to schedule a service call. (860) 738-1114