Questions & Answers for: gas burner pilot

...gas openings on the burner tube, so he's pretty sure no gas is coming into the burner tube for the pilot to light.) On the other hand, I think I might be able to smell some gas coming from somewhere, ...

gas fuel from the burner. If the thermocouple thinks it's safe, then it keeps open the main gas valve located in the pilot assembly. If the thermocouple does not sense enough heat from the pilot flame

gas valve burner assembly. .Also ranges usually come set for natural gas, and you have to do spud adjustments, regulator, air flow only if you want to change to lp...... Put a new flex line on, and be

...will no ignite. It is set up for propane gas. Hi on the burners there is a hole where the gas comes out of the burner to light off the pilot is this blocked or are the pilots blocked short pilot ...

...gas feed to burner. The one on right is usually silver and about 1/4 inch in diameter. It is the pilot feed line. The third is usually coppercolored ,this is the line for the thermocouple. You can ...

...gas valve is located under the burner manifold. Make sure that the gas line where the unit is connected is open. You need to turn the gas valve knob to "Pilot" position and depress it (to allow the ...

...gas valve,if the pilot burner is clogged it will burn the small pilot but will not enlarge to heat that bulb so the gas will flow to the main burner.If that is whats happening the pilot burner needs ...

...burner and turn on gas to unit, light that tube with it disconnected from pilot burner and turn oven on and see if size of flame drastically increases...if it does turn gas off and remove and replace ...

...rid of pilot stoves because the pilot was always lit and using gas. And without a lit pilot no way you can get the burner to ignite unless you use a match, assuming you have gas going to the

gas valve may be defective. I'm not sure where the flame sensor is on that one, but the problem is the flame sensor is dirty. Also called the flame rod, flame proving rod, flame proving sensor. Should