Questions & Answers for: how to turn on the pilot

...turn the knob to pilot.Then press it down and gas will come threw the pilot,then light the pilot,and hold the button down for about 45 seconds,count slow.The pilot has to heat the thermocouple up ...

...turn pilot off Have a 20 year plus vulcan gas heater and I cannot turn off pilot. I am pressing down sharply on the dial but it will not turn off. What is the likely problem and how else can I turn ...

...turn back on the pilot ? Most fryers have pilot lighting instructions on the inside of the door. If yours doesn't then find the gas valve, turn the knob to the pilot position, push in on the knob and ...

...turn it on pilot flame goes off. Any suggestion? When you light the pilot, are you holding it down for 30-60 seconds. When you release the pilot button, does the pilot flame stay lit? Or does it only ...

pilot stays lit, turn gas valve to ON, and turn the stat to heat and turn it up to desired temp. If pilot does not stay lit after doing above, try sanding thermo couple( the thing the flame is sitting

...turn the pilot light OFF. If you want to turn the pilot off on either unit, the best way to do it is with the Gas Valve, Pilot Control Knob. Turn the knob from the ON position counterclockwise to the ...

...PILOT 1.Open the door. 2. Turn the thermostat OFF The thermostat is located behind the door. 3. Push the gas control valve knob and turn to OFF. Wait 5 minutes for unburned gas to vent. 4. Push and ...

...pilot light You need to turn the knob on the gas valve (inside the heater) to the "pilot" position. Then, while holding a flame over the pilot assembly push down on the knob. Gas should come out of ...

...pilot? You turn the valve knob to "Pilot", push it in, and light it (use a long butane lighter-it's easiest) and keep the button pushed in for 20 seconds-1 minute. If the pilot stays lit, turn the ...

...Turn the pilot light adjustment screw clockwise. This will reduce the size of the flame. Monitor the flame as you turn the screw. Make sure that the flame is still large enough to ignite the main ...