I had a little trouble lighting the gas burner all season,now it will not stay lit at all.
You didn't state the Brand or Model of your refrigerator but it sounds like your flame sensor isn't working.
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Testimonial: "I listd a norcold model 6052 sn 020235BTBKC5 how do i identify a flame sensor?"
On page 40 of the manual link that I sent you will see the ignition electrode, is serves double duty. Use some fine sandpaper to clean the discoloration off the area that is in the flame and try it again. Sometime the oxide acts as an insulator and prevents the flame sensor from seeing enough current to confirm that the flame is lit..If that doesn't work try the troubleshooting section.
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SOURCE: Nexgrill patio heater won't stay lit
I called Nexgrill technical support at 1-800-913-8999. They are sending me a new thermo couple to keep the valve open when ignited - so the patio heater will stay on. I needed to give them the serial number (inside the propane tank door) and fax them a copy of the receipt.
Hope this helps.
SOURCE: No heat, trouble shooting light has continious flash.
There is a vacuum sensor on most units tied from the exhaust gas fan to the sensor. Does the unit try to start? If the unit's exhaust fails to pull the switch it will turn off after about 30-45 sec after starting. "IT" thinks it's not exhausting and stops to keep from overheating. Do you have this exhaust fan and rubber hose to sensor? Can you see if that fan is turning on start?
SOURCE: Unable To Keep Pilot Light Lit!
I have a Williams top vent gravity wall furnace (model 5009622) and I had the same problem. I had to take the cover off the furnace -- screw on top and two at the bottom (open the access door and there is one screw on each side) to get to the reset button for the vent safety shutoff system. On my furnace it's on the left side toward the top of the unit. I pressed the little red reset button and it's been working ever since. If your furnace is properly installed and doesn't have bird's nest in the chimney, it should work fine. Good luck!
SOURCE: Pilot light won't stay lit
Look for dust and lint. Look for them in places where gas should be freely flowing. I had a similar problem with an Empire Corcho wall-mounted propane ceramic catalyst heater. First it was the pilot light, then the #2 ceramic mantle. After horsing around with the gas lines and pressure regulators and trying to re-aim the pilot, it all turned out to be dust and lint in the gas passages. A little dust bunny in the brass pilot tube gave me a pilot light the shape and color of a banana. One puff of compressed air, and I got back my razor-sharp pilot. And some dust in the chimney of the #2 burner kept it burning blue/yellow and blistering paint off the upper surfaces of the heater. A bit of cleaning with a shop-vac put that right. "Passive" heaters are very much prone to this sort of problem because they rely on convection currents (i.e. LOW velocity) to get the job done. Convection currents are notorious dust collectors, as in COBWEB CITY.
SOURCE: WE can get the pilot light lit but it will not stay on
You will need to check the pressure regulator for the gas.
It sounds like the gas pressure is to low to keep the pilot lit.
John
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