Check the volt reading on the thermopile 600 mille volts
SOURCE: pilot light will not light
Sounds like you may need a new electronic control module. This is a rectangular shaped plastic box that has wires coming out of it. This is what tells the pilot to light on these older furnaces.
SOURCE: GE DRYER DDG7288- Not getting hot. No flame.
There is not a pilot flame. These dryers use a glow bar igniter. As they heat up, there resistance to electricity changes, which in turn causes the amperage use to change. When the amperage use reaches a certain level, the gas valve opens and the gas ignites when it contacts the orange hot igniter. (30 to 90 seconds or so) Then, if the flame sensor detects a flame, you are good to go. If not, gas is shut down. Make sure you have a good strong flow of air out the outside vent pipe. If so, the igniter is the most likely culprit. It is located at the begining of the cumbustion chamber, about six inches or so from the gas valve.
SOURCE: Pilot light won't stay lit
Sounds like the Thermocouple has failed and needs to be replaced. It's not difficult to do. But, finding the part may be. Blue Rhino, is the manufacturer for Endless Summer Patio Heaters, so start there.
SOURCE: 45C- Flame and pilot went
If your pilot is a manual ignition model, make sure that the thermopile is clean (free of soot), it is the cylindrical piece of metal behind the pilot assembly which is heated by the pilot flame, a very small amount of voltage is generated by it to open pilot and main burner valves of gas valve.
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