To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Shinerich Patio Heater pilot will not light?
If the pilot light on your Shinerich Patio Heater won't ignite, there are several potential causes and solutions: * Ensure the gas valve is turned ON. * Refill the LP gas tank if it's empty. * Clean or replace the orifice if it's blocked. * Purge any air from the supply lines. * Check all fittings for loose connections. * Replace the battery if it's dead.
Why Shinerich Patio Heater burner will not light?
If the burner on your Shinerich Patio Heater fails to light, consider the following: * Ensure the supply pressure is adequate. * Remove, clean, and replace the orifice if it's blocked. * Confirm the control valve is in the ON position. * Replace the thermocouple if it is defective. * Properly position the pilot light assembly and try again if it's bent or out of place.
How to fix Shinerich Patio Heater pilot that will not stay on?
If the pilot light on your Shinerich Patio Heater won't stay lit, here's what you can do: * Clean any debris around the pilot. * Tighten any loose connections. * Replace the thermocouple if it's bad. * Check connections for gas leaks. * Refill the fuel tank, as the lack of fuel pressure might be the reason.
General| Power Source | Electric |
|---|---|
| Weather Resistance | Yes |
| Color | Black |
| Type | Patio Heater |
| Safety Features | Tip-Over Protection |
This patio heater is designed and approved for outdoor use only.
Instructions to follow if gas odor is detected: shut off gas, extinguish flames, call supplier if odor persists.
Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors or liquids near the appliance.
Appliance can produce odorless carbon monoxide; never use in enclosed spaces like campers or homes.
Improper installation, adjustment, or service can cause injury, death, or property damage. Read all instructions.
List of tools needed for assembly: wrenches, screwdriver, and leak detection solution.
Detailed list of all parts with corresponding numbers for assembly, including reflector, head, posts, and base.
Appliance must be used outdoors only. Installation must comply with local codes and national fuel gas codes.
Check gas hose and pipe condition. Manifold pressure and minimum inlet supply pressure requirements are detailed.
Ensure ample ventilation, avoid combustible cleaners, never use open flame for leaks, and check for insects annually.
Instructions for installing an AA battery into the ignition button for the light system.
Step 1: Attach the lower post to the base using bolts, washers, and nuts.
Step 2: Attach the mid post to the lower post by turning clockwise until tightened.
Step 3: Attach the upper post to the mid post by turning clockwise until tightened.
Step 4: Load head assembly by inserting gas hose into post and attaching to upper post.
Step 5: Route the gas hose through the opening in the cylinder base.
Step 6: Attach double-pointed bolts and washers to the top of the head assembly.
Step 7: Attach the center reflector to the top of the main reflector using screws, washers, and nuts.
Step 8: Attach the assembled center reflector and reflector to the top of the head assembly.
Step 9: Attach the gas hose to the natural gas supply using the quick disconnect device.
Step 10: Check all gas connections for leaks using a soapy water solution.
Step 11: Disconnect natural gas by turning off the heater, shutting off the valve, and disconnecting the hose.
Ensure outdoor use, clear surroundings, tight connections, and no leaks before operating. Inspect annually.
Detailed instructions for lighting the pilot and main burner, including electronic ignition and manual methods.
Avoid inhaling fumes during first use; smoke and odor will dissipate. Burner noise can be reduced by setting to 'LOW'.
Observe flame color: blue is normal, yellow or black smoke indicates issues. Heater will be hot after use.
Instructions to turn off the control knob, shut off the gas valve, and disconnect the gas hose.
Place heater on level ground, away from combustible materials. Maintain recommended spacing for ventilation and safety.
Details on replacing the injector for use at higher altitudes (2000-4500 ft) in Canada.
Step 1-3: Instructions to remove reflector, emitter, and cone cylinder for injector access.
Step 4: Use a spanner to remove the old injector and install the new one.
Step 5: Attach the conversion label to the appliance after replacing the injector.
Inspect the gas hose and natural gas pipe annually for damage, abrasion, or wear. Replace if necessary.
Visually check flame pattern; it should be blue. Address issues like yellow flames or flame lift immediately.
Clean exterior surfaces with soapy water. Keep burner area dry. Check for insects and carbon deposits. Allow 45 mins to cool.
Turn off gas and control knob. Store upright in a sheltered area, covered if desired.
Disconnect gas, move to a secure location (below 125°F). Store upright and sheltered from weather.
Solutions for when the pilot will not light or will not stay on, including checking gas, battery, and thermocouple.
Troubleshooting steps for when the burner will not light, such as checking orifice, valve, and thermocouple.
