TROUBLESHOOTING
SYMPTOM | POSSIBLE CAUSE | SUGGESTED REMEDY |
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Pilot will not light | Gas supply off | Check main / unit gas valves |
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| Air in lines | Turn gas valve on. Attempt to |
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| light pilot every 15 sec. |
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| Pilot valve not on | Turn pilot valve on / adjust |
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| Pilot burner holes are plugged | Clean pilot burner |
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Front or rear burner | Actuator not depressed | Burner should light only when a |
won’t light |
| pot or pan depresses actuator. |
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| Be sure actuator is properly |
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| assembled to arm |
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| Pilot flame not lit | Turn off gas — allow unit to |
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| vent for 5 minutes. Turn gas |
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| back on and light both pilots |
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| Control not on | Turn temperature control to HI |
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| Set to desired setting when lit |
| Water in burner | Remove burner and dry |
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| thoroughly |
| Damaged temperature control | Contact Authorized Wells |
| valve, burner, actuator valve or | Service Agency for repairs |
| other internal component |
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Burner not hot enough | Control valve not set | Adjust for desired temperature |
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| Shutter or nozzle out of | Contact qualified technician for |
| adjustment | adjustment |
| Damaged temperature control | Contact Authorized Wells |
| valve, burner actuator or other | Service Agency for repairs |
| internal component |
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NOTE: There are no user serviceable components in the burner assemblies or in the control valves. In all cases of damage or malfunction, contact your Authorized Wells Service Agency for repairs.
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