There are always very detailed instructions on the regulator. Read and follow them.
When pilot light goes out, gas flows out of the pilot light nozzle. If out has continued for a long time, a gas cloud can develop around the furnace. When you go to light the pilot light, you'll ignite this gas cloud and make a big fire ball. If your basement is drafty, you might never get a huge cloud of gas hovering around your furnace. When you notice that your pilot light is out, you should shut off the gas to the furnace and allow any stray gas to dissipate before you turn the gas back on and light the pilot light. alliedallcityinc.com
How do I light pilot light on furnace
modern heaters have a thermocouple that would shut off gas supply if the pilot goes out.
It protects the Pilot Light from being blown out
It protects the Pilot Light from being blown out
It protects the Pilot Light from being blown out
Pilot light would work but the main burner would not as the thermocouple proves that there is a pilot light to fire. The main gas valve would not open
Pilot gas is the very small flow/burner used to maintain an ignition flame in a gas appliance. Sometimes called a pilot light, or pilot flame, it's used to ignite the main burner.
Perhaps the pilot light is out and the gas has been turned off at the valve.
The gas furnace pilot (flame is lit all the time) is sometimes referred to as a pilot light, but no matter what you call it, its purpose is to serve as a small ignition flame for the gas burner. And when this little flame fails to operate properly or go out, it's one of the most common reasons a gas furnace will fail to operate.
I'm assuming you mean the furnace? If the pilot light keeps going out on the furnace, you probably have a rusted through or cracked heat exchanger. Unfortunately the only way to fix the problem is to replace the furnace. IM THE ONE WHO ASKED THE QUESTIONN THIS IS NOT A FURNACE IT IS A GAS HEATER THAT HE PUT IN HIS DINNING ROOM
At pilot light, pilot light flows around thermocouple.