EAST OAK PYROL EO-PH22006, Owner'S Manual

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem

Cause

Solution

The burner will not light.

The burner injector is clogged.

Clean the burner injector.

There is low gas supply pressure.C

all your gas supplier.

The bur

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immediately after ignition.

There is low gas pressure.C

all your gas supplier.

The ignition is delayed.

The main burner carryover ports are

clogged.

Clean the main burner ports.

There is low gas pressure.C

all your gas supplier.

The combustion on the burner is 

inadequate.

There is not enough air.

Check the air passageways and burners 

for dirt and debris, and clean with

compressed air.

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The supply hose is bent or twisted.

Straighten the hose and perform a leak 

test.

There is blockage in the burner

injector.

Clean or replace the burner injector.

The emitter glows uneven.

There is blockage in the burner

injector.

Clean or replace the burner injector.

The base is not on a level surface.

Place the heater on a level surface.

The gas pressure is low.

Replace the cylinder with a new

cylinder.

There is slight smoke and odor

during initial operation.

This is residue from the 

manufacturing process.

This will stop after approximately 30 

minutes of operation.

There is thick black smoke.

There is blockage in the burner.T

urn off the heater and let it cool. 

Remove the blockage and clean the 

inside and outside of the burner.

The heater produces a whistling 

noise when the burner is lit.

Air passageways are blocked.

Check the minimum installation 

clearances and air passageways for 

debris.

There is air in the gas line.

Operate the burner until the air is 

completely purged.

The heater produces a clicking 

noise just after the burner is lit

or turned off.

The metal is expanding and 

contracting.

This is common with heaters. If noise is

person.

There is a gas odor even when 

the control knob is in the OFF 

position.

There is a gas leak.

Locate and correct the leak 

immediately.

The gas control is defective.

Replace the gas control.

There is a gas odor during 

combustion.

There is foreign matter in the gas or

on the burner ports.

Check the gas passageway and burner.

The heater is burning vapors from

paint or impurities in the air.

Stop storing and using odor causing 

products near the heater.

There is gas leaking from the 

regulator and hose connection, the 

valve and pipe connections, and the 

pipes.

Locate and correct the leaks, or contact

your gas supplier.

There is carbon build-up.

Ther

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reen.

Clean the r

reen.