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Pilot light for what? There should be no pilot light on a heat pump. Is this another silly homework/exam question?

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Q: How do you re-light the pilot light on an electric heat pump system?
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If you have an automatic lighter connected to the thermostat follow these directions: - Turn the on/off/pilot valve to 'pilot' - Hold the button on top of the controls down completely. This is the thermocoupler button. - While keeping the thermocoupler button pressed down push the automatic lighter button until the pilot light lites. You can see it lit through the viewing glass. - Keep holding the thermocoupler button down for a minute after the pilot light is lit. - If it does not stay lit then your thermocoupler is probably bad and needs to be replaced


You replaced the thermocouple in your furnace but the pilot light still goes out when button is released?

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