How to i clean burners i cant get unit to heat

If your Carlin 60200FR burner is displaying a "flame detected" message but there is no actual flame, there are several potential causes for this issue. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can take:

1. Check fuel supply: Ensure that you have a sufficient supply of fuel oil or gas to the burner. Verify that the fuel valves are open and that there are no obstructions or blockages in the fuel line.
2. Inspect ignition system: Check the ignition system components, such as the electrodes or spark plug, depending on the type of ignition used by your burner. Make sure they are clean and properly positioned. If they are dirty or misaligned, clean or adjust them accordingly.
3. Clean or replace fuel nozzle: The fuel nozzle may be clogged or dirty, preventing the proper fuel flow. Clean the nozzle using a suitable cleaning agent or, if necessary, replace it with a new one.
4. Check for air intake blockages: Inspect the air intake for any obstructions or blockages that may be preventing proper air flow into the burner. Clear away any debris or dirt that may be hindering the combustion process.
5. Verify electrical connections: Ensure that all electrical connections to the burner are secure and properly connected. Check for any loose wires, damaged cables, or faulty connections. If necessary, tighten connections or replace damaged components.
6. Reset the burner control: Resetting the burner control can sometimes help resolve issues. Locate the reset button or switch on the control unit and press or toggle it to reset the system. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for resetting the specific model of your Carlin 60200FR burner.
7. Consult the user manual or contact technical support

There could be a few different reasons why your Kingavon mobile calor gas heater is not producing heat despite igniting. Here are some potential causes to check:

1. Burner or pilot light: Check to make sure the burner and/or pilot light are not blocked by debris or dust. Use a soft brush or compressed air to clean them off.
2. Gas supply: Make sure the gas supply is turned on and there is adequate gas pressure. Check to see if the regulator is working properly.
3. Thermocouple: The thermocouple is a safety device that shuts off the gas supply if the pilot light goes out. If it is malfunctioning, it may be preventing the gas from flowing properly. Try cleaning or replacing the thermocouple.
4. Gas valve: The gas valve controls the flow of gas to the burner. If it is faulty, it may not be allowing enough gas to flow through to produce heat. Try cleaning or replacing the gas valve.
5. Ignition system: If the ignition system is not working properly, the gas may ignite but not produce enough heat. Check to see if the spark electrode and ignition module are working properly.

If none of these solutions fix the problem, it may be best to contact a professional repair technician to diagnose and fix the issue.

It could be that the unit isn't burning properly. Have a tech look at burner and heat exchanger.

The procedure that you are probably thinking of entailed turning the refrigerator upside down for 24 hours, then righting it and turning it on. Though doing this will not hurt the unit try checking these things first,

• Door closing properly? Check the door gasket.
• Overpacked refrigerator? The unit will have to work harder if the refrigerator is stuffed and results in higher cabinet temperatures. Arrange the food in the unit to allow for free air circulation.
• Is the burner dirty, damaged or not properly located under the ue tube?
• Is the burner jet clogged? is the flame " clean?"
• Is the ue baf e inserted properly in the ue tube?
• Is the LP gas pressure low at burner?
• Is there proper air clearance behind and around the unit?
• Check the tubing behind the unit, is it damaged ? leaking?

you have either a bad switch or a bad element. If you plan on repairing this yourself, turn off the power to the unit BEFORE removing it from countertop. A continuity tester will be needed to properly test components. Nice Saturday morning homeowner project.

Make sure you clean them properly, Call a repair man if noise persists.

Before calling service technician, open following link for Rheem error codes and troubleshooting resources:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Troubleshoot-Rheem-Tankless-water-heater.html

Error code C2 11 is 'no ignition'
Ensure you have gas to the appliance.
Ensure gas type and pressure are correct.
Bleed all air from gas lines.
Ensure gas line, meter, and regulator are sized properly.
Ensure appliance is properly grounded.
Check gas solenoid valves for open or short circuits.
Ensure igniter is operational.
Check igniter wiring harness for damage.

There is no service bulletin covering how to perform these actions.
Rheem will ask that you call qualified service technician, who can give you tips and tricks for keeping the unit working, including opportunity for yearly service that will eliminate the expected $1-8 monthly savings from owning tankless.
Read manual for yearly maintenance needed to keep unit working at prime efficiency.

Try cleaning/replacing the thermocouple. If the thermocouple doesn't heat up from the automatic light, the unit will not fire.

You could have the gas co to check to preassures at or before the unit. Too low or high a preassure and the gas valve cant regulate the proper flow>>Natural gas to the house needs at least 5"-wc psi ---to the gas valve needs 7.5"--wc and while its calling for heat the orrifice needs 3.5" -wc psi! Propane needs 11" wc psi to the valve on the unit and 11' -wc psi to the inside furnace.

1. Turn off power. 2. Determine type of burner. If it's a plug-in, test faulty burner in another receptacle * If it works, replace the original receptacle * If it doesn't work, replace the burner. * Replace other faulty components If it's a flip-up burner: * Disassemble and replace the faulty burner and any other faulty parts. 3. Restore power. 4. Test. *If it still doesn't work, call a repairperson.