Re: Pilot light will not stay lit

Posted by hj on December 07, 2003 at 10:24:58:
In response to Re: Pilot light will not stay lit
You have to watch the pilot when the burner goes out. There could be a pressure surge in the pipe that blows the flame away from the pilot burner, or the burner could go off with a bang and extinguish the pilot. : I light my pilot light, the furnace burns blue. After the room temp reaches the right level and the flame dies out, the pilot goes out also. I am very confused. Thanks for any help. Kenton

Posted by hj on December 07, 2003 at 10:24:58:

In response to Re: Pilot light will not stay lit

You have to watch the pilot when the burner goes out. There could be a pressure surge in the pipe that blows the flame away from the pilot burner, or the burner could go off with a bang and extinguish the pilot.

: I light my pilot light, the furnace burns blue. After the room temp reaches the right level and the flame dies out, the pilot goes out also. I am very confused. Thanks for any help. Kenton

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