Assertion: pilot light | /r/HasProperty | lit
Facets:
value: manually
type: MANNER
value: alone
type: MANNER
value: successfully
type: MANNER
value: water in phial
type: LOCATION
value: on
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: When the pilot is lit, the flame directly hits what is called a thermocouple (or thermopile).
text: When the pilot light is first lit, usually by a button on the outside of the heater, the thermocouple registers the heat and sends an electrical current to the gas valve.
text: Why Does My Pilot Light Keep Going Out
text: The pilot burner is lit.
text: After the pilot is lit and stays lit on its own after releasing the pilot know, you can then turn the knob to the "ON" position.
text: I'm working on a Lennox outdoor fireplace the pilot is lit
text: I'm working on a Lennox outdoor fireplace the pilot is lit but
text: Pilot is lit and hold … read more Kcrand36 Technician/Owner Vocational, Technical or Trade School 72 satisfied customers
text: Now, when the pilot is lit and the ignitor stops sparking the module should send 3 volts DC to the green wire.
text: If the pilot is lit, then you can turn the logs on and off manually by reaching inside your fireplace and turning the control knob that is attached to the burner system.
text: If the pilot is lit, then you can turn the logs on and off from the included hand held remote control.
text: If the pilot is lit, you can turn the logs on and off as well as adjust the height of the flame directly from the included hand held remote control.
text: Also, if this doesn't use a thermocouple how does it know when the pilot is lit, and what is the little metal rod that sticks directly into the pilot flame and glows red?
text: If the pilot IS lit but the oven burner is not lighting, the pilot flame will need to be inspected as the thermostat is turned on.
text: Observations necessary to diagnose problems Is the pilot lit?
text: The pilot must be lit before electrical current will flow through the flame switch to the oven gas valve to allow gas to the oven burner.
text: If NOT, can the pilot be lit manually when the thermostat is on?
text: Is the oven burner getting gas when the pilot is lit?
text: Now, pilot goes out along with all flames about 4 minutes after the pilot is lit and the flames have been on for … read more Mike R. 5,647 satisfied customers
text: The pilot burner assembly is supported at the door or peep hole side of the main burner A and includes a pilot burner 8 communicating with a source of gas supply through a pipe 9 including a control valve, not shown, responsive to a thermocouple ill disposed in a position to be subjected to the heat of the pilot flame in order to keep open the gas valve leading to the inlet pipe 9 as long as the pilot is lit.
text: Because my pilot is lit, I figured this should be 24V,
text: When my pilot is lit, the oven takes a (short) moment to light...
text: The pilot is lit
text: The pilot is lit but the burners are not coming on.
text: If it doesn’t ignite, and the pilot is still lit, you’ll need the services of a plumber to diagnose or replace the thermostat.
text: At the push of a button, a small plug inside the pilot assembly glows hot until the pilot is lit.
text: If you have sufficient gas, the pilot is lit, the thermostat is set, and you still don’t have triggering of the internal burners, there either is an issue with the control board or the flame sensors.
text: The pilot is lit, but the burner won't light when I turn up the thermostat.
text: If I remove the manifold tube and the pilot is lit.
text: Continue to push the pilot button for 1 minute, and check to see if the pilot is lit.
text: I put in a new thermocouple because when the pilot was lit
text: the pilot is lit , water in phial, thermostat up but no ignition.
text: Tonight, I checked the pilot and it was still lit.
text: When the pilot is lit and the thermocouple that goes to the flame switch is red hot, the flame switch should have continuity.
text: When the pilot is lit and the thermocouple that goes to the flame switch is red hot, the flame switch should have continuity.
text: This means that the lockout could be happening because the pilot is not lighting or it could be happening because the pilot is lit, but the flame sensor is not responding.
text: Standing pilot ignition systems use a pilot light that is lit 24/7 to ignite the main burners.
text: It has to be able to sense whether that pilot light is lit or not, and for safety reasons it needs to be able to do that without requiring any outside electricity.
text: To prevent this, a thermocouple is used to tell the furnace to only release gas into the burner when the pilot light is lit.
text: the pilot light is on and stays lit.
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: If in doubt, make small adjustments to the screw/bolt and check the visible size of the flame while the pilot light is lit.
text: Although some fuel is still used by the pilot light, it is a very small amount because it’s only used when the pilot light needs to be lit and the fuel supply is shut off as soon as the burners ignite.
text: When the pilot light turns dark purple-blue or the ignite button indicator light turns red, the pilot light is successfully lit.
text: When the pilot light is lit, the thermocouple registers the heat and generates an electric current.
text: Sometimes, though, if the thermopile is dirty or needs to be replaced, it won’t be able to generate enough electrical power to activate the gas controls even if the pilot light is lit (translation: no hot water).
text: When your pilot light is lit, the heat from the flame sends a voltage through the thermocouple that keeps the gas line open.
text: What happens when the pilot light is lit, but the heat still won’t turn on?
text: Why Does My Pilot Light Keep Going Out
text: Why Does My Pilot Light Keep Going Out
text: 5 Reasons Why Your Pilot Light Keeps Going Out
text: But the amazing thing is that the pilot light alone is providing enough heat to keep us in hot water during the summer months.