This will vary by region, by gas utility and by fuel type. The pilot consumes approximately 1200 BTU's an hour. Your monthly gas bill should include your exact cost per therm (100,000 BTU's). Based on this rate, you can calculate the cost for your area.

Do NOT attempt to relight the pilot light yourself. Please call the office at (812) 330-1411 and make a maintenance request.

A Utility Service Specialist can visit your home to light a pilot to any gas appliance serviced by the City of Mesa with an active utility account. A safety check of the gas connection, and appliance will also be performed. For new gas turn-on call Customer Service at (480) 644-2221 or visit their Web site.

Water heaters have a "standing pilot" that stays on all the time. If, however, you need to relight the pilot, we recommend you follow the manufacturer's instructions. If their instructions are not available, carefully follow these simple steps: If the pilot light wont light or stay lit, you may have a defective thermocouple or gas valve and you should call Crane & Son at 888.55-CRANE.

Depending how old it is, the thermal couple may need to be replaced. If the knob is getting stuck, there’s a good chance the safety pilot may need to be replaced.

It may be that your cylinder is malfunctioning, cylinder has a leak, or the pilot, venturi tube or burner ports are clogged. Please see steps below to troubleshoot. Note: Regular maintenance is critical to the successful operation of your patio heater.

The valve's control knob has not been kept pushed in the pilot position long enough to heat up the thermocouple. Solution: Make sure that you keep the valve's control knob pushed in the pilot position for at lease 10 seconds Solution: The pilot produces three flames (see drawing below). One of them must surround the thermopile. A second flame must cover the thermocouple. A third flame goes toward the front of the burner.

If your pilot will not light after following these instructions, please see your owner's manual or contact your nearest dealer for assistance.

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Since Blaze King gas appliances are designed to run without electricity, they are millivolts systems. When the pilot is lit, the flame makes contact with the thermocouple or thermopile, creating less than ? of a volt of electricity. This current is designed to keep the valve open and allow gas to continue to flow. When the pilot goes out, the current ceases and the valve shuts down.

No. The tankless water heater has an electronic ignition system. This means you can save even more money when compared to tank type water heaters. Yes. The tankless water heaters have a fan, a computer board, and electronic ignition. You will need an 110V outlet, but it only takes a maximum 0.8A draw. (You may consider, as a backup energy source, an emergency generator to ensure hot water during a power failure.)

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It may be that your cylinder is malfunctioning, cylinder has a leak, or the pilot is clogged. Please see steps below to troubleshoot. Note: Regular maintenance is critical to the successful operation of your patio heater. Check to see if you can light it manually. If the unit lights manually but not with igniter, service or replace igniter switch. Ensure that there is no air in the gas line.

IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT A QUALIFIED SERVICE TECHNICIAN LIGHT ANY PILOT LIGHT THAT HAS GONE OUT. WHAT IS A PILOT LIGHT? Many propane appliances may have a pilot light—a small, constantly burning flame inside the appliance. (Appliances without a pilot light often have electronic ignition instead.) If your appliance has a pilot light, it is an important safety feature. The pilot light ignites the main burner when needed. WHEN A PILOT LIGHT GOES OUT.

First, check for power, check fuses and/or ON-OFF switch. Next, check thermostat for proper setting. If none of these approaches work call a certified service technician.