1.Pilot will not stay lit
a. Check to make sure the ECO is properly connected. See Assembly Step 16.
b. Check to make sure the thermocouple is being heated by the pilot flame. There should be burn marks at the end of the thermocouple if it is in the flame. See Assembly Step 10.
c. Make sure there is not an excessive draft that could blow out the pilot flame.
2.Unsatisfactory pilot flame
a. Small blue flame
nbsp nbsp i. Check to see if gas pressure supply is too low
ii. Make sure the 1/4"e; tubing is not kinked
iii. Check for obstruction in pilot orifice (two small holes located under the pilot hood)
iv. Check for obstruction in pilot assembly
v. Check to make sure the end of the thermocouple is in the flame.
b. Lifting yellow flame
i. Check for dirt or other foreign material on the pilot orifice
ii. Check to make sure the end of the thermocouple is in the flame
c. Moving blue flame
i. Check for draft in pilot area
ii. Make sure there is enough air ventilation
d. Noisy blowing flame
i. Check for high gas pressure
e. Sharp flame
i. Check for high gas pressure
ii. Check for obstructions in the pilot orifice
3.Burner does not light
a. Check for obstructed orifice
b. Check to make sure gas pressure is high enough
c. Make sure control wiring is correct
4.After smokehouse ends cycle it does not turn back on
a. Make sure pilot is lit
b. Make sure there is still power and gas flow going to the smokehouse
c. Check to make sure that there is enough air ventilation
d. Check for obstruction in pilot orifice and burner outlets
e. Check for obstruction in orifice from gas valve
5.Incorrect temperature reading
a. Move the placement of the sensor
b. Check position of the controller knob
6.Rapid, frequent burner cycles
a. Move the placement of the sensor
b. Check to make sure it is wired correctly
Back to Top
Wiring Diagram
Back to Top