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Larry DONKLE Posted on Apr 12, 2019
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What is the "gas hold on valve"? Is this the fuel button? (re: all pro 85 heater)

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  • Posted on Sep 26, 2008

SOURCE: All-Pro SPC-85 Utility Heater

Another source for heater parts is www.reddyparts.com .

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 04, 2009

SOURCE: Need ignitor and gas valve for heater

They sell dayton stuff at Graingers

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 02, 2010

SOURCE: blower runs and have ignition and fuel but fire

Most likely the flame sensor. The sensor has only one wire to it and is L shaped. Unplug the heater and take some steal wool and gently clean the the sensor.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 22, 2010

SOURCE: I can't turn my cozy

by pass the thermostat by removing the square plate on back of unit and pull the 2 wires off of stat and twist together if unit comes on the stat is bad.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 12, 2011

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simple answer is use one for a grill,it will be close to same pressure

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I have a All-Pro propane heater model # Universal 85-FAC. I can get it to start but when I take my hand off the starter button it shuts off?
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I HAVE A ALL-PRO SPC-85 HEATER. IT WILL LIGHT AND RUN, BUT IT SEAMS TO NOT BE GETTING ENOUGH GAS. WHAT CAN I LOOK FOR?
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My all pro heater will only keep burninig if I push and hold the red fuel button in,so I rigged it in a way that the red button stays pushed in.my question is : can this be dangerous,please no PC answers...
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My all-pro propane heater will not stay lit for over thirty seconds after I release the red fuel start button,before the flame goes out it makes an air hissing noise right before it shuts off.Heater will...
This sounds like a problem with your thermocouple.

Just remove the end of the thermocouple from where is goes into the gas valve and leave the end that goes into the flame in place.

Clean the end of the thermocouple connect by scraping off just a little metal from the end just about there the nut tightens the thermocouple into the gas valve. After you have exposed some new metal do the same inside the valve where the thermocouple seats into the gas valve.
Use a small pic or similar item to scrape inside the gas valve to expose some new metal there also.

Now reassemble the thermocouple into the gas valve and see if the heater works.

Here is a link with some more instructions.
http://www.msservice.net/ts/reseat_thermo-clean_pilot-ODS.htm

If this does not solve the problem you may need a new thermocouple and you can find that at www.desaparts.com

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I have an All Pro SPC - 85. I have to hold the igniter button down to keep the flam lit. I believe it is the thermocouple - do you have replacement part ?
This sounds like a problem with your thermocouple.

Just remove the end of the thermocouple from where is goes into the gas valve and leave the end that goes into the flame in place.

Clean the end of the thermocouple connect by scraping off just a little metal from the end just about there the nut tightens the thermocouple into the gas valve. After you have exposed some new metal do the same inside the valve where the thermocouple seats into the gas valve.
Use a small pic or similar item to scrape inside the gas valve to expose some new metal there also.

Now reassemble the thermocouple into the gas valve and see if the heater works.

Here is a link with some more instructions.
http://www.msservice.net/ts/reseat_thermo-clean_pilot-ODS.htm

If this does not solve the problem you may need a new thermocouple and you can find that at www.desaparts.com

The part number is 113884-01

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Jan 04, 2011 • All-Pro SPC-85 Utility Heater
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My 85-FAC heater wont stay lit when I release the push button ?
Just remove the end of the thermocouple from where is goes into the gas valve and leave the end that goes into the flame in place.

Clean the end of the thermocouple connect by scraping off just a little metal from the end just about there the nut tightens the thermocouple into the gas valve. After you have exposed some new metal do the same inside the valve where the thermocouple seats into the gas valve.
Use a small pic or similar item to scrape inside the gas valve to expose some new metal there also.

Now reassemble the thermocouple into the gas valve and see if the unit works when you release the button.

Here is a link with some more instructions.
http://www.msservice.net/ts/reseat_thermo-clean_pilot-ODS.htm
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My All-Pro 85,000 btu heater will not stay running after I let go of the fuel /start button. Is this the result of a faultly thermocouple?
Yes this is probably the thermocouple connection.

Just remove the end of the thermocouple from where is goes into the gas valve and leave the end that goes into the flame in place.

Clean the end of the thermocouple connect by scraping off just a little metal from the end just about there the nut tightens the thermocouple into the gas valve. After you have exposed some new metal do the same inside the valve where the thermocouple seats into the gas valve.
Use a small pic or similar item to scrape inside the gas valve to expose some new metal there also.

Now reassemble the thermocouple into the gas valve and see if the heater works.

Here is a link with some more instructions.
http://www.msservice.net/ts/reseat_thermo-clean_pilot-ODS.htm


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Oct 10, 2010 • All-Pro SPC-85 Utility Heater
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