How to fix excessive flames on DuraHeat Heater?
If you observe excessive flames coming out of the burner of your DuraHeat Heater, and the burner is not glowing red, it could be due to: * Debris or spider webs in the mixing tube or burner. Clean the burner tube with a bottle brush, rinse it in water, and drain it thoroughly before reinstalling. * A clogged orifice. Remove the orifice and clean it using compressed air.
What to do if DuraHeat TT-360 piezo won't spark?
If the piezo on your DuraHeat Heater (some models only) won't spark, consider the following: * The piezo may be defective. Replace the piezo. * The ignitor may be misaligned with the burner mesh. Realign the ignitor with the burner mesh, ensuring the spark gap is 0.15'' (4mm). * The wire may be frayed or damaged. Replace the wire.
Why DuraHeat Heater won't light?
If your DuraHeat Heater won't light, there are several possible causes: * The valve on the propane cylinder may not be open. Open the cylinder valve by turning it counterclockwise. * The propane cylinder may be empty. Have the cylinder refilled. * The regulator might not be in the 'Low' position. Turn the regulator to the 'Low' position. * The excess flow device may have been triggered. Close the cylinder valve, wait 5 minutes, and reopen it slowly. * The regulator may be defective. Replace the regulator assembly.
What to do if DuraHeat TT-360 burner will not stay lit?
If the burner on your DuraHeat Heater won't stay lit when the gas valve plunger is released, consider these potential causes: 1. The tilt switch may be open. Correct the alignment of the unit to ensure it is vertical. 2. There may be an issue with the thermocouple wiring. Check that the wiring connections are properly engaged. 3. The thermocouple could be defective. Replace the thermocouple. 4. The tilt switch may be defective. Replace the tilt switch. 5. The gas valve may be defective. Replace the gas valve assembly.
Why DuraHeat Heater flames flashback?
If flames flashback or burn inside the mixing tube of your DuraHeat Heater, the likely causes are: * Debris or spider webs in the mixing tube. Clean the burner tube with a bottle brush, rinse it in water, and drain thoroughly before reinstalling. * A clogged orifice. Remove and clean the orifice using compressed air.
Procedure for safely refilling propane cylinders, including purging new cylinders.
Procedure for lighting the heater using a match ignition, including safety warnings.
Steps for lighting the heater using the piezo ignition system.
Common problems, possible causes, and corrective actions for the heater.
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