Disposal
Troubleshooting
Pilot flame fails to ignite
Pilot flame does not keep burning
Burner fails to ignite
Gas valve possibly shut
Fuel tank empty
Aperture blocked
Air in supply system
Battery run down
Loose connection
Contamination around the pilot
flame assembly
Defective thermocouple
Gas leak in the supply line
Burner pressure too low
Low gas pressure
Regulator not on
Regulator not on
Pilot flame assembly warped or not
correctly positioned
Open the gas valve.
Provide a full liquefied gas bottle.
Clean or replace the aperture.
Purge air from the supply lines.
Replace the battery with the same
type.
Check all connections and tighten as
required.
Clean the contaminated area.
Replace the thermocouple.
Check the connections.
The gas bottle is nearly empty.
The gas bottle is nearly empty.
Remove the aperture, clean it and
remount it.
Set the valve to ON.
Position the pilot flame assembly
correctly and try again.
Problem
Possible causes Remedy
Bear environmental protection in mind. A public take-back system exists for packaging material and old heaters. Ask your city
or village administration for information about collection points and current regulations.
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See also the section "Starting up" on page 14.
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