I ran out of room in the last article so I will continue here.
But first a bit more philosophy from an ex engineer who “threw everything away” to pursue comedy.
I “had it all” when I was running our business in the States; the nice house, some rental houses, a nice car & boat, everything I thought I needed for happiness. Yet I felt empty inside so I decided to make a change. I got rid of everything & chased comedy for multiple years, & I must say I had a blast doing it; Now I work on space gas heating systems for cash & play music for fun. When working on a space heater, it’s important to follow all safety directions & to use the familiar tools & equipment. Always remove the power source before start any work, & make sure the oil furnace is cool to the touch. This will help prevent accidental injury or destruction to the heater. When problemshooting a space heater, it’s important to identify the problem & diagnose the issue, however common complications with space gas heating systems include lack of heat, insufficient air circulation, & complications with the thermostat. To diagnose these concerns, you may need to use a multimeter or other diagnostic tools to test the components of the heater. In conclusion, working on space gas heating systems requires expertise of their components, the strange types of heaters, & a basic understanding of how they work. Safety should constantly be the top priority, & familiar tools & unit should be used to ensure the oil furnace is repaired properly. With the right expertise & experience, working on space gas heating systems can be a rewarding & interesting task.