New Buck Corporation 1110 manual Delayed ignition of burner

	OBSERVED		POSSIBLE
	PROBLEM		CAUSE		SOLUTION
5.	Delayed ignition of burner	1.	Manifold pressure is too low	1.	Contact local propane gas
					company
		2.	Burner orifice is clogged	2.	Clean burner (see “Cleaning
					and Maintenance”) or replace
					burner orifice
6.	Burner backfiring during	1.	Burner orifice is clogged or	1.	Clean burner (see “Cleaning
	combustion		damaged		and Maintenance”) or replace
					burner orifice
		2.	Burner damaged	2.	Replace burner
		3.	Gas regulator defective	3.	Replace gas regulator
7. Slight smoke or odor during		1.	Residues from manufacturing	1.	Problem will stop after a few
	initial operation		process		hours of operation
8. Heater produces a whistling		1.	Turning control knob to “HI”	1.	Turn control knob to “LOW”
	noise when burner is lit		position when burner is cold		position and allow to warm
			(if equipped with this type of
			valve)
		2.	Air in gas line	2.	Operate burner until air is
					removed from line. Call
					local propane company to
					check gas line.
		3.	Air passageways on heater	3.	Observe minimum
			blocked		installation clearances
		4.	Dirty or partially clogged	4.	Clean burner or replace
			burner orifice		orifice

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