Test the thermocouple:
Normal
0
Heater
will run as long as the control valve is pressed. According
to DESA test these parts. NOTE: Not all heaters are equipped with A
relay. Thermocouple Turn off
gas supply. Remove thermocouple from gas
valve. Using a digital multi-meter
set to the lowest DC millivolt setting
(meter needs to have alligator clips on ends
of leads), clip black lead to the very tip
of thermocouple (end removed from
valve). Clip red lead to the outer casing of
thermocouple for ground. Relight unit
output should be between 18 and 28 millivolts. Relay Turn off
gas supply. Remove bottom of base (if
equipped). Relay is a normally open
circuit between terminals 4 and 6 which
closes when current is supplied. Using a
digital multi-meter measure the resistance.
With no power to unit, resistance between
terminals 4 and 6 is open circuit
or no resistance. Apply power to relay.
Resistance between terminals 4 and 6 should be less than 100 mili ohms.
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