Why Greenlee 851 pilot light does not light up and there is no power at supply circuit?
If the pilot light on your Greenlee Heater isn't lighting and the heater isn't heating, this could be because there is no power at the supply circuit. To check this, use a voltmeter to check the power supply. Also, verify that the circuit has the appropriate voltage and current rating by referring to the Specifications section.
What to do if the Greenlee 851 pilot light does not light up?
If the pilot light on your Greenlee Heater isn't lighting and the heater isn't heating, there could be several reasons: * **Faulty pilot light:** Disconnect the power and check the continuity between terminals 13 and 14. If there's no continuity, replace the pilot light. * **No power at the supply circuit:** Use a voltmeter to check the power supply. Make sure the circuit has the correct voltage and current rating, referring to the Specifications section. * **Faulty switch:** Disconnect the power and turn the power switch to the ON position. Check the continuity between terminals 4 and 8, and terminals 5 and 7. Replace the switch if there's no continuity in either pair. * **Faulty heating element:** Disconnect the power and let the heating elements cool down. Disconnect the wires ...
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