To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if pilot lights, but goes out when control is released on Magiglo Indoor Fireplace?
If your Magiglo Indoor Fireplace pilot lights but then goes out after you release the control, it could be due to a loose thermocouple connection at the control valve end. Ensure the thermocouple connection is firm. Alternatively, the thermocouple itself may be faulty, in which case you should replace the complete pilot assembly.
Why do pilot and main burner go out when control is set to high position in Magiglo Ekos 16" Indoor Fireplace?
If the pilot and main burner of your Magiglo Indoor Fireplace go out when the control is set to the high position, several factors could be responsible: * A partially blocked gas supply: Locate the restriction and remove the faulty section. * Too many bends on the gas inlet pipe: Increase the diameter and/or reduce the number of bends. * A partially blocked pilot jet: Replace the complete pilot assembly. * Restriction at the isolation valve: Ensure the valve is fully open and that the internal diameter is sufficient and free from grease.
General| Brand | Magiglo |
|---|---|
| Model | Ekos 16" |
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
Overview of the appliance's suitability for installation and general operating notes.
Details on flue requirements, gas supply, and critical ODS pilot safety information.
Specifications for fire fret dimensions and required fireplace opening clearances.
Step-by-step guides for lighting the fire with various control systems.
Instructions for replacing batteries in remote handsets and receiver units.
Guidance on arranging coal, pebble, and driftwood effect fuel beds for optimal flame.
Procedures for cleaning the fire-bed, pilot, and other components.
Safety guidelines, British Standards, and masonry/metal flue requirements.
Key technical specifications, pressure points, and appliance placement advice.
Steps for preparing the firebox, installing surrounds, and connecting gas.
Steps for commissioning the appliance and instructing the user on operation.
Guidelines for routine servicing, replacing parts, and pilot assembly.
Common issues, causes, and remedies for installation and operational problems.
