Assertion: pilot light's flame | /r/CapableOf | heat thermocouple
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text: Well, Mike has it right except that the flame is heating a thermocouple, not an "ignitor rod".
text: The H17 Series valves provide complete shutoff in the event that the flame heating the thermocouple is extinguished.
text: Well, Mike has it right except that the flame is heating a thermocouple, not an "ignitor rod".
text: Well, Mike has it right except that the flame is heating a thermocouple, not an "ignitor rod".
text: Well, Mike has it right except that the flame is heating a thermocouple, not an "ignitor rod".
text: Well, Mike has it right except that the flame is heating a thermocouple, not an "ignitor rod".
text: The H19 Series high pressure valves provide complete shutoff in the event that the flame heating the thermocouple is ext ...
text: There also may be a pinhole in the pilot's feed tube (not very likely, but happens some times), which lets gas escape the tube before it reaches the pilot assembly, thereby not allowing a large enough flame to heat the thermocouple.