To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Member's Mark PG195H Patio Heater burner light?
If the burner on your Member's Mark Patio Heater won't light, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if the gas pressure is low; if so, turn the tank valve “OFF” and replace the tank. Another cause could be a blocked orifice; if this is the case, clear the blockage. Finally, ensure the control knob is in the “High” position. If not, turn the control knob to “High”.
How to fix a low burner flame on Member's Mark PG195H Patio Heater?
A low burner flame on your Member's Mark Patio Heater can be caused by several factors. Check if the gas pressure is low; if it is, turn the tank valve “OFF” and replace the tank. Also, ensure the control knob is positioned at “High”. A partially blocked burner jet can also cause this issue, so clear any blockage. If the outdoor temperature is below 40°F and the tank is less than 1/4 full, use a full tank. Lastly, check if the supply hose is bent or kinked, and if so, straighten it.
General| Brand | Member's Mark |
|---|---|
| Model | PG195H |
| Category | Patio Heater |
| Language | English |
Key safety guidelines for installation and general use.
Warning regarding chemicals in the product as per California law.
Step 1 for attaching wheels to the base using bolts and nuts.
Step 2 for attaching shroud brackets to the base.
Step 3 for attaching the cylinder housing assembly to the base.
Step 4 for connecting the lower pole and beauty ring.
Step 5 for screwing reflector spacers into the burner assembly.
Step 6 for feeding regulator/hose and connecting burner to upper pole.
Step 7 for connecting the upper pole to the lower pole using bolts.
Step 8 for attaching KD Domes and Top Dome using bolts and nuts.
Step 9 for securing the dome assembly to the burner assembly with wing nuts.
Step 10 for connecting the regulator/hose assembly to the LP gas cylinder.
Step 11 for securing the cylinder and completing installation.
Procedure to check for gas leaks after connection.
Step-by-step guide for lighting the patio heater.
Instructions for safely shutting down the heater.
How to ignite the burner if normal ignition fails.
Warnings and cautions for the first use of the heater.
Recommended methods for cleaning the heater.
Regular checks and inspections for proper functioning.
Detailed cleaning steps using mild detergents and wax.
Keeping exterior clean and ensuring airflow.
Guidelines for storing the heater when not in use.
Causes and solutions when the burner fails to ignite.
Causes and solutions for a low burner flame.
Cause and solution for carbon build-up.
Cause and solution for excessive black smoke.
