Assertion: pilot light's flame | /r/HasProperty | small
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text: The pilot light is a small flame that is either lit manually and remains burning around the clock or is lit electronically via an igniter when the machine kicks on.
text: When the pilot light is working, it is constantly burning a tiny flame that is hot enough to ignite natural gas that comes in contact with this flame.
text: If the flame is too small, it won’t kick on the burners.
text: Sometimes during regular cleaning, or due to vibration of the unit, this adjustment can accidentally be turned down, resulting in a flame that is too small.
text: A pilot light is a small flame that is kept lit to provide a catalyst for a much larger flame when it is called upon to do so.
text: A pilot light is a small flame that burns continuously inside of your furnace whether it is running or not.
text: A pilot light is a small flame used to ignite the burner or start the fire in the fireplace and increase the height of the fire flame.
text: A pilot light is a small flame inside the device that is lit at all times.
text: The pilot light is a small flame which stays on all the time (as in older water heaters for example).
text: A pilot light is a small flame present to ignite the gas burner on your water heater.
text: It may be too far from the pilot flame, the flame may be too small or intermittent, or the thermocouple is faulty.
text: A standing pilot light (on older stoves) or an electric spark pilot is located on one side of the burner, and it sends a small flame or spark to ignite the air-gas mixture as it flows through the holes in the burner.
text: Most gas fireplaces have a standing pilot light, which is a small flame that burns even when you aren't using the fireplace.
text: The water heater pilot light is a small flame that ignites the gas burner on your water heater.