No Gas When Lighting Pilot at Nicholas Ingram blog

No Gas When Lighting Pilot. There is no gas or not enough gas flowing to the pilot light. A thermocouple is a temperature detecting device that works with the pilot light to control the gas valve. Often when your pilot light continually goes out, it is due to the thermocouple. If you don’t smell gas and your pilot won’t light, it could be that there is an issue with the gas supply to that particular appliance or to your entire home. The thermocouple is a device that shuts off the gas when the pilot light. Yes, you hold in the button and then hit the igniter (which does spark). I can't hear any sound of gas flow. When i hold the button in, there is no gas i can smell at the pilot light and. It is a 25 year old furnace with thermocouple. If the thermocouple breaks, the gas valve will close, snuffing out the pilot light. Pilot doesn't seem to be getting any gas. If no gas coming out of gas valve when pilot is pushed down, either air in lines, gas is not turned on at the source, or the gas valve is bad. This may be due to a leaky gas valve or a problem from the gas company. Smith says this is the most common cause of the problem. Either a kink in a flex gas line or a gas valve.

A thermocouple is a temperature detecting device that works with the pilot light to control the gas valve. Pilot doesn't seem to be getting any gas. This may be due to a leaky gas valve or a problem from the gas company. If no gas coming out of gas valve when pilot is pushed down, either air in lines, gas is not turned on at the source, or the gas valve is bad. The thermocouple is a device that shuts off the gas when the pilot light. Yes, you hold in the button and then hit the igniter (which does spark). There is no gas or not enough gas flowing to the pilot light. If you don’t smell gas and your pilot won’t light, it could be that there is an issue with the gas supply to that particular appliance or to your entire home. If the thermocouple breaks, the gas valve will close, snuffing out the pilot light. Often when your pilot light continually goes out, it is due to the thermocouple.

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No Gas When Lighting Pilot Yes, you hold in the button and then hit the igniter (which does spark). I can't hear any sound of gas flow. If you don’t smell gas and your pilot won’t light, it could be that there is an issue with the gas supply to that particular appliance or to your entire home. The thermocouple is a device that shuts off the gas when the pilot light. There is no gas or not enough gas flowing to the pilot light. Yes, you hold in the button and then hit the igniter (which does spark). If the thermocouple breaks, the gas valve will close, snuffing out the pilot light. It is a 25 year old furnace with thermocouple. Smith says this is the most common cause of the problem. A thermocouple is a temperature detecting device that works with the pilot light to control the gas valve. Often when your pilot light continually goes out, it is due to the thermocouple. If no gas coming out of gas valve when pilot is pushed down, either air in lines, gas is not turned on at the source, or the gas valve is bad. Pilot doesn't seem to be getting any gas. This may be due to a leaky gas valve or a problem from the gas company. Either a kink in a flex gas line or a gas valve. When i hold the button in, there is no gas i can smell at the pilot light and.