I have an All-Pro 30,000BTU/hr propane heater. I live near Utica/Rome NY. I need an igniter,where can I find one?

Hold the Red Button for much longer than you think. It has to fully heat the thermocouple safety device. Then release VERY slowly. There are tips here

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Try YouTube
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These models require electrical power to run the blower fan.
When you connect the electrical cord, the fan should turn on, then you should be able to start / ignite the propane. if the fan does not turn on when you connect the power cord, you will not be able to ignite the propane.

Could be dust build-up from the months of inactivity. Try taking a can of compressed air and blow into the ignitor and flame port. If dust is the problem, that should clear it out.

Master Parts Distributor carries all the parts for the now defunct DESA International, who manufactured your All Pro heater.

The following link will take you to them http://www.allproheaterparts.com/

Hope this helped you.

You can try Grainger if there is one near you. If they do not have your part they will usually help you in finding it or them. Little pricey but they can help.

hi anybody there

If you run a propane heater in an enclosed space, such as a garage, you can pass out and die from carbon monoxide poisoning - as well as just a lack of oxygen from running a high-power propane flame. Yes, I would say you are in Danger.

first you gotto see IF a changeover is possible! do your instruction manuals say it can be converted?

The info sheet from Northern Tool says this item is not approved for California. There is no mention about massachusetts but if you go to the procom site and do a search for specifications I'm sure you'll find something. For your information, propane heaters consume oxygen to operate but propane produces one gas, carbon dioxide NOT carbon monoxide [which is poisonous] and water vapor - about one ounce of water in a 24 hr heating period. Also be asvised that co-2 will not support life alone but the concentrations produced are very low. I'm in NY state and I use a MrHeat infrared heater in my house in the winter. My co-2 detector has NEVER tripped on.