Assertion: pilot light's flame | /r/CapableOf | envelop the thermocouple
Facets:
value: completely enough to generate
type: MANNER
value: properly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: A weaker flame won’t envelop the thermocouple properly.
text: If there are no breezes around your pilot which can blow it out, it sounds like your pilot's orifice (the part that has a tiny hole in it which regulates the gas flow from the gas valve to the pilot's burner, which is located inside the pilot assembly, between the pilot tube from the gas valve and the pilot's burner) has become partially clogged, thereby not allowing a full flame to envelope the thermocouple completely enough to generate enough electricity to keep the pilot valve (part of the gas valve) open to keep the flame on, or that the thermocouple's element tip is out of adjustment and not enveloped well enough in the flame to generate enough electricity to do its job, or it could merely be a bad thermocouple.