Some dual fuel top burners will not light during a power outage due to a built in safety feature. Does this one have that safety feature?
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The range has a gas lockout feature. When enabled will lockout gas to all burners plus oven. Otherwise during a power outage burners will light with a match. Ovens will not. (Only if lockout is not enabled before pier outage).
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Thats how mine came it just seemed very dangerous and fuel regulator didnt work at all .however i did find one for 9$ on amazon thats great. It is "lightweight large burner classic camping and backpacking stove sold by phileex.its small and works great goodluck
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Fuel tank is removable....but you can't remove it while it is still running or burning. That will cause is to go out . I tried and that is what happened. Looks like it is a safety feature. As soon as you pull up on the fuel tank the burner automatically goes out. Hope this helps. I love mine..found out if you light it and put it right on low ...it will take longer for the globe to turn red but really eliminates most of the start up odor.
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all I know one burner stays on. that does not seem right. it did not do it in the from the get go. now it does??????
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I've done both and it works fine. Just make sure if you put them around the burner they don't impede the flame or gas flow. This can cause hot or cold spots and/or difficult lighting.
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I have had no problems with mine so far, and I use a pretty big burner as well. The only issue I have found is that fittings leak (actually it's more of a dribble). It is so minor I rarely even notice it.
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There are built in safety switches, if the filters are not seated and the covers properly seated the unit won't turn on for use. I had to reseat and make sure I had all of the filters and their covers properly seated in place threetimes the first time I encountered this set of symptoms. Once I got every thing properly set my unit went right to work.
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There is a probe in the furnace that senses when the burner has reached the shut off temperature. This causes a relay to de-energise cutting power to the burner motor, oil pump and igniter stopping the oil flow and burner ignition.
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According to the documentation, the unit will remain OFF after a power failure. I believe this is a safety precaution.
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Hi Joe--Naw, it doesn't appear that you can. It is possible to light the burners with a match if the electronic igniters were to fail, but the range must still be receiving power. When I trip the circuit breaker at the fuse box and try to light the burners by hand, I can't. There must be some kind of annoying "safety" feature that shuts off the gas to the burners if the unit loses electrical power--Chris
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The answer I gave before is still true. The only thing that I would be concerned about, is that if you want to shut off one of the burners after it has been lit, you have to shutdown both of them and then restart the one burner. The burner heat adjustment doesn't really change that much, there is some visual change from high to low.
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It is not my design. I only made an eveluation. Also used on two different tanks because we used one up.ut something to consider is that the tank has a flow limiter. If you turn up the pressure and the flow increases ti that point it will stop working. This is mentioned in the instructions. When this happens it will appear to fail. You have to dismantle the regulstor from the burner and the tank with the tank shut off, naturally then put it all back together and start with a low pressure. If you follow this the try deliberately causing this shut down to happen by turning it up slowly until it goes into that safety shut down mode. That will tell you at what point you can safely run it without shutting the tank down.. Of course you would have to go through the whole procedure again.
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This stove does NOT have an ignitor. You have to manually light the stove with matches or a hand lighter. Again, the stove does NOT have a built in ignitor. The black valve shown in picture will open/close fuel flow, and has some flow adjust for hi/low type cooking.Hope this helps!
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Hi, from I could read on the box it does not have auto shut-off feature. However it does have a thermostat that maintains burner temp at set level.Thank you for your question.
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No, there is no safety feature with automatic shut off on this one, so don't burn yourself ;-)
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This is a propane stove and a joy to use. The only problem I've had was the safety valve in the hose was tripping and would allow almost no gas to go through. It was largely due to living in a higher altitude which makes them trip more easily. Open your propane tank valve slowly to avoid this problem.
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Good question.no last couple months of its life the burners stop turning off you have to plug out to turn it off