Posted by fixerupper on October 11, 2017 at 07:23:26 from (100.42.94.143):
The gas valve on the propane heater is acting up. The pilot won't stay lit when I let up on the pilot bypass, meaning, I press down on the bypass to light the pilot and after the thermocouple is warmed I let up and the pilot is supposed to stay lit. The pilot goes out when I let up. I replaced the thermocouple and the pilot still goes out. The pilot flame does heat the thermocouple tip enough to make it red so I assume the thermocouple is heated enough to make it work. Next step is to replace the valve unit. It's a Robertshaw but some of the tag is missing so I can not get a clear model number off of it. It has a capillary tube type thermostat heat sensing unit, not a remote thermostat.
I need some advice from you guys who work with gas, is there a way to repair the valve or do I get a new one? I looked up Robertshaw valves on the net and ended up with pictures of valves that might work but I don't know enough about this to trust myself with ordering one that might fit.
The inlet port is 1/2"NPT and the outlet port is 3/8" NPT. BTU's of this unit is 52000.
Can any of you decipher what I do have going by the picture? Thanks.
Pictures will be in the next post. I have been having an awful time getting pics to transfer from the phone to the computer so I have to post them straight from the phone. GRRRR! Thanks Windows 10!!!!!
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