One of the valves on my stove top will not allow the burner to stay on. When you release the knob, the burner extinguishes. I have cleaned it but the problem persist. I beleive I have a bad valve that no longer releases the gas flow once the it has heated. I have tried removing the valve with no luck.
Any ideas?
We are wondering if anyone has a drawer or basket that can be mounted under the cabinets above the stove.
It would be handy for fruit, veggies or bakery type things. Thanks, Claudia
I am looking to replace my original refrigerator in my LTV.
I have an older model (2011). What are some options?
Thank you
Arlene
Thanks Bob. Did you buy the refrigerator from Mr. Murray.
If not where?
Arlene
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This may help.
The thermocouple is an electo-mechanical safety device that senses if the pilot flame in an RV appliance is present. If the pilot flame goes out, the thermocouple will automatically shut off the flow of gas through the gas valve, thereby removing the fuel source and preventing the accumulation of explosive gas mixtures.
When the thermocouple is heated by the pilot flame, a small electrical current is generated. This micro current powers an electromagnet in the main appliance valve which holds open the valve that supplies the propane to the appliance.
If the pilot flame goes out, the electrical current is interrupted, the electromagnet is de-energized, and the valve closes automatically.
When lighting the pilot flame, allow the thermocouple to heat up for 30 seconds or so before releasing the valve button. If the pilot refuses to stay lit after several attempts, try gently cleaning the contacts where the thermocouple screws into the main valve body. When re-tightening this contact, screw it in finger tight, then tighten 1/4 turn with a wrench. If the pilot still will not stay lit then replace the thermocouple.
If you don't get any pilot flame at all or the flame is too weak to activate the thermocouple, your pilot orifice may be plugged, or partially plugged.