The gas control thermostat will be on the outside of the gas tank, possibly on a nearby wall. Look for a flexible tube plugged into the side of the thermostat. It is often colored silver or red. The tube connects to the gas valve below the pilot light. Go back to the thermostat and locate the metal nut holding the thermocouple in place. Use a 716in (11mm) wrench to rotate the nut counterclockwise and free the thermocouple. For the test, the type of multimeter with red and black clamps is easiest to use. Flip on the multimeter's power switch. Spin the settings dial to change the measurement to Ohms, represented by the horseshoe-shaped symbol. This is used to measure electrical resistance. For more specific instructions on operating your multimeter, read the owner's manual. Hold the black and red clamps, or leads, apart. When you point them in opposite directions, the meter should stay to the left at infinity. Bring the leads together and watch as the meter changes to 0. Clamp the black lead over the thermocouple's top end. This is the part you removed from the thermostat earlier and looks like a rounded nub. Take the red lead and clamp it to the tubing below the nut on the thermocouple. The tubing is either silver-colored or copper and the clamp should be applied directly onto it. Change the multimeter to volts first. Flip on the pilot light using the knob on the tank's gas valve. This is commonly done by turning the knob to the labeled "Pilot" setting and then holding down the reset button on top of the gas valve box. If your pilot light doesn't work, use the wrench to unscrew the thermocouple's other end. Use a lighter or torch to hold a flame under this end. This end appears needle-shaped and is designed to take on heat, so put the tip into the flame. Give the thermocouple a minute to warm up. After the minute passes, check the multimeter's display. If it displays millivolts, it should read between 25 and 35. If it only displays volts, look for the meter to move slightly above 0. 1 millivolt is equal to 1/1000 of a volt. A thermocouple that tests below 25 millivolts won't be able to keep the pilot flame lit. Find a replacement by ordering online or stopping by a home improvement center. Thermocouples are universal, so the new one should fit into your gas heater without any trouble. Another option is to call a heating repair person near you. This is a great option if you need help making the repairs or suspect your system has other problems, such as a faulty gas valve.

Summary: Locate the thermocouple on the gas control thermostat. Remove the thermocouple with a wrench. Turn on the multimeter. Test the multimeter by holding the leads together. Connect the leads to the thermocouple. Start the pilot light to begin the test. Check that the thermocouple reaches 25 millivolts. Replace the thermocouple if it is broken.

One of the best ways to show that you can be trusted is to trust other people. By asking them for help, they'll understand that you trust them, and that can help them learn to trust you. For example, if you're struggling with a computer error, don't pretend that you know how to fix if you don't. Ask your coworker for help. If you're short on money for lunch, ask a friend to chip in and promise to pay them later. Just make sure to follow through and pay them back! Trust is a slow process. To develop trust over time, work on creating strong relationships with friends, colleagues, family members, and other loved ones. Be there for them when they need you, and celebrate their successes with them. Mark down birthdays, anniversaries, and other important dates in your calendar so that you don't forget them. Always remember to send a card or gift. Having strong relationships shows people that others trust you. It also demonstrates that you can develop long-term bonds and promises. Consistency is an important way of expressing how reliable you are. Set a goal for yourself and achieve it. Work towards it every day. Completing it will show other people that you can come through on big projects and goals. For example, if your new year's resolution is to become fitter, go to the gym 3-5 days a week. Take an exercise class or learn to lift weights. Keep at it until you reach your fitness goals. Others will admire you for your success. If you keep talking about climbing a mountain, start taking steps to get there. Join a rock climbing gym, train on smaller hikes, or take a vacation out to the mountains. If someone asks you for your opinion or advice, give them the honest truth. If you lie and they find out, they may no longer ask you to help them or to give them feedback. Remember you can be both honest and polite. For example, if your friend asks you for constructive criticism on their novel, be honest and thorough. You can still be nice and compliment their work, but make sure that they get the feedback that they want. For example, you might say something like, "Your story is really compelling, and I enjoyed it! I noticed a few plot holes though that I wanted to ask you about." If someone tells you something personal, private, or confidential, don't spread it around. Gossiping can be a major breach of trust. If you do it, others may not confide in you as much anymore. For example, if your sister tells you that she is getting a divorce, don't tell the rest of the family unless she says that it is okay. She may be waiting to tell other people for a reason. Other people will have an easier time trusting you if you are careful with their things. Always return borrowed items promptly and in good condition. If people know that they can trust you with their possessions, they will be more likely to let you borrow or use their things in the future. This also goes for money. If someone lends you money, do your best to pay them back as soon as possible or within the agreed-upon timeframe.

Summary: Depend on others. Build strong relationships with other people. Reach your own goals. Tell the truth when asked. Avoid gossiping or spreading rumors. Respect other people's property.

Press and hold the Voice button on your steering wheel or the Home button on the CarPlay screen to launch Siri. You can also make a call by tapping the Phone button on the CarPlay display, but this is not recommended while driving. If there are multiple people with that name in your contacts, you'll be prompted to clarify who you want to call. The call will play through your car stereo speakers. This will hang up and return CarPlay to whatever you were doing before the call.
Summary: Launch Siri. Say "Call Name" or "Call Phone Number" and wait for Siri to dial. Complete your call using your car stereo. Press the Hang Up button on your steering wheel or CarPlay screen to end the call.