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Webster 1000377 Priming Tool For Oil Safety Valve OSV

Special Price $40.23 Regular Price $52.31
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SKU
1000377
The Webster 1000377 Priming Tool oil safety valve is used in heat elements, including oil furnaces, oil boilers, and burner assemblies, to aid in fuel line priming during the maintenance or start-up process in HVAC systems. It is attached to the oil safety valve and temporarily forces it open, allowing fuel oil to flow through the line and providing the burner pump with the correct flow during the priming process. It assists in oil delivery by using systems, based on vacuum-activated safety valves and supply pressures.
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Manufacturer Name: Webster
Product Number: 1000377
OEM Part Number: 1000377
Product Description: Priming Tool For Oil Safety Valves Osv
Weight:0.5lbs/226.8g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Webster 1000377 Priming Tool?

After each use, clean the tool to remove oil residue and debris. Inspect seals and O‑rings for wear or cracking and replace if needed. Store in a dry area to prevent corrosion. Always ensure the tool is dry and safe before next use.

What are common issues with the Webster 1000377 Priming Tool?

  • Worn or hardened seals.
  • Oil leakage during priming.
  • Difficulty creating a proper vacuum.
  • Corroded fittings.
  • Inaccurate or inconsistent priming performance.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off burner system and ensure no fuel flow to avoid spills.

Step 2: Locate the oil safety valve and identify the priming port.

Step 3: Attach the new priming tool securely to the valve port.

Step 4: Operate the tool to remove air and draw oil into the line.

Step 5: Detach the tool carefully and wipe any spilled oil.

Step 6: Restart the system and check for proper operation and leaks.