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8 years ago
troubleshooting an issue with my gas fireplace
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8 years ago
Pressure OK? Pilot flame size should not change in size always.
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8 years ago
Obviously not right and since this is a combustion device unless you are positively 100% sure of what you are doing, I'd just have the tech fix it
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8 years ago
Sounds like either a problem with the gas valve not flowing sufficient gas to the pilot or an obstruction in the path between valve and pilot light.
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8 years ago
was unable to check pressure due to lack of proper instrument, could it be the regulator on my propane tank is not working properly, or is it more likely a bad control valve since I am unable to increase the flame from the main control valve knob?
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8 years ago
could it be the regulator on my propane tank causing the issue..insufficient pressure?
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8 years ago
I'd check the gas pressure. I believe Propane has winter grade one and summer grade one. As an example if you try to use BBQ now using propane tank filled in summer, it does not work well.
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8 years ago
Is this "I know more than you contest" or trying to help with OP's question. There are many freeware photo editors out there as well every new digital camera comes with something. Photo element is easier to use for beginner.
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8 years ago
You are in the wrong thread...a gas fireplace has nothing to do with my answer concerning photography
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8 years ago
Ayup...I thought I mentioned that earlier in the other (duplicate) thread along w/ some other possibilities but it again is pretty clear supply.