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Need assistance on gas home heater
lordXar
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Sorry if this is a bit mundane, but I am not very savvy when it comes to home improvments and such.
I have a honeywell old home heater. I lit the pilot, and the heater is "on" etc.. but the controls are NOT intuitive... I can't make out if what I did was ok. I don't want any gas/toxins escaping or issues. Are these knobs turned in the right place. The "gas" one does NOT have a location marker, so I have no idea.
The pilot is lit, and the heater is "on", I just don't know if that right knob is positioned correctly.
I have a honeywell old home heater. I lit the pilot, and the heater is "on" etc.. but the controls are NOT intuitive... I can't make out if what I did was ok. I don't want any gas/toxins escaping or issues. Are these knobs turned in the right place. The "gas" one does NOT have a location marker, so I have no idea.
The pilot is lit, and the heater is "on", I just don't know if that right knob is positioned correctly.
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Does the burner increase and decrease in size as the knob with numbers is turned up and down? If so then you are all set.0
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