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wallstar oil boiler?

just wondering if any one can help ive a cream liquid with my oil after bleeding from the nut on the pump.the bolier has run out of oil and ive cleared the oil line of water could it be that there is still water in the boiler rather than the oil.am i doin the right thing by bleeding threw the nut described .many thanks alan .
alan, March 2010
My wallstar boiler ran out of oil and now I have had a delivery, does the oil need bleeding to fire up the boiler?

Andrew Barnes, March 2011
The cream is an oil/water emulsion, you still have water in the bottom of the oil tank, this need to be pumped out as even the smallest amount drawn into the line will create the froth you describe, damage the oil pump and nozzle and cause very poor combustion and lock outs. You need to find out how water is entering your storage tank

www.elanar.co.uk, March 2010
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