To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the burner will not light on my Napoleon Tabletop?
If the burner on your Napoleon Patio Heater isn't lighting, it could be due to a few reasons: * Low pressure: The fuel tank might be nearly empty. * Control valve: Ensure the control valve is turned to the ON position. For issues related to the thermocouple or the pilot light assembly, it is recommended to contact customer service.
Why won't the pilot light on my Napoleon Patio Heater light?
If the pilot light on your Napoleon Patio Heater won't light, there could be several reasons: * The gas valve might be off. Make sure to turn the gas valve to the ON position. * The LP gas tank could be empty. Refill the LP gas tank. * There might be air in the supply system. Purge the air from the lines. * A connection might be loose. Check all the fittings to ensure they are properly tightened.
Why does the pilot light keep going out on my Napoleon Patio Heater?
If the pilot light on your Napoleon Patio Heater won't stay on, here are a few things to check: * Debris: Clean any debris around the pilot light area. * Loose connection: Tighten any loose connections. * Fuel pressure: If the fuel tank is near empty, this could cause the pilot to go out. For thermocouple issues or gas leaks, check connections or contact customer service.
General| Type | Tabletop Patio Heater |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Propane |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Burner Material | Stainless Steel |
| Ignition Type | Electronic Ignition |
Highlights critical danger and warning messages regarding gas leaks and flammability.
Provides caution for installers and consumers regarding manual usage and future reference.
Discusses the risks of odorless carbon monoxide produced by the appliance.
Covers installation, alteration, and outdoor use warnings for user safety.
Lists technical details such as certification, heat input, fuel, and safety features.
Emphasizes adherence to local codes and electrical grounding standards for installation.
Advises on leak testing, avoiding open flames, and supervising children near the heater.
Details ventilation needs and acceptable enclosure types for safe operation.
Specifies maximum enclosure allowances for safe heater placement.
Outlines specifications for LP gas cylinders, including DOT approval and overfilling prevention.
Provides instructions for storing cylinders indoors and outdoors, and handling dust caps.
Describes how to perform a leak test using soapy solution for gas connections.
Advises checking all parts before assembly and contacting customer service for missing items.
Lists the tools needed for assembly, which are not included with the product.
Instructs users to verify all parts are present in the packaging against the list.
Details attaching the housing to the base using specific bolts.
Explains how to connect the burner column to the housing using clamps.
Guides on attaching the emitter screen to the burner column with bolts.
Details attaching the reflector dome, cap, and nut using washers and nuts.
Instructs on attaching the emitter screen shield to the burner column with bolts.
Explains opening the access door and attaching the gas cylinder to the regulator.
Provides steps for checking gas connections for leaks using a soapy solution.
Details how to turn off the knob and disconnect the cylinder for storage or transport.
Emphasizes outdoor use, clearing combustibles, and ensuring tight gas connections.
Provides step-by-step guidance for lighting the heater pilot and main burner.
Continues lighting instructions, covering pilot ignition and troubleshooting.
Describes normal flame appearance and identifies abnormal flames requiring service.
Warns about initial fumes and potential burner noise, advising on adjusting to 'LOW'.
Explains normal operation, checks for gas leaks, and shutdown procedures.
Advises on keeping items away from radiant heat and ensuring adequate ventilation.
Illustrates required clearances from walls, ceilings, and overhangs.
Details how to clean exterior surfaces and the importance of keeping the unit dry.
Lists annual inspection points and signs of airflow blockage, like gas odor or uneven glow.
Outlines steps for disconnecting the cylinder and storing the heater between uses.
Provides guidelines for storing the heater during long periods of non-use or for transportation.
Lists common problems like pilot not lighting or burner not lighting, with probable causes and solutions.
Details the warranty period, what is covered, exclusions, and contact information.
