Flames big last year but small this year how to fix it?
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Did you check to see if a spider has made a web or crawled inside the pipe? They love the smell of the gas apparently, so you may have to use a pipe cleaner to get it out.
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probably need to clean the ports, spiders can plug up the lines with their webs
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Additionally, to all of the other suggestions, try taking about 10 medium size hex nuts and put them inside the tube shaking it around the entire burner loop and back to the opening. Make sure if you put 10 in you get 10 out.
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Try removing the grill grate and scrub the burners with a wire brush. Some degreaser to wash the burners may also help.
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I clean the burner tubes with a torch tip cleaner. You can get a tip cleaner at the hardware store or a farm and fleet store
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Adjust the position of the hose weight per the instructions. That should fix it.
662986
Take the black plastic piece and slide it back. Air holes are exposed which will dim the flame.
75658
yes, like most wick source flames, we can pull out more for a larger flame and pull it down for a smaller flame. the fuel you use will also affect the size of the flame. we are now using/making our own alcohol based fuel to reduce the amount of black smoke (which was quite a bit with 8 torches going in our yard); the alcohol flame is less robust than when using Tiki fuel, but we just made the wick longer and it was fine. our smog problem is pretty much gone now too.
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I had the same problem this year. Look on your tube and there are videos on how to clean it out and get it running again. the isnt much to the pump so its pretty easy to fix without having to buy anything.
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Like any fireplace or stove one needs to light smaller kindling with paper or something and work your way up to the larger 18" split firewood. Leave the door open to allow plenty of oxygen to help this process. Once the larger wood catches close the door. In particular with this unit the damper located in the center below the door. Pull it out (it takes jiggling) completely allowing maximum air in while the wood catches fire. Close it some as the fire catches, slowing the burn and making the heating more efficient. When it is at its most efficient you want to close it (push it all the way in) completely making the firebox heat the most and allowing the wood to last longest. The flames continue but look to be in slightly slow motion. Put in another piece of wood from time to time as needed. One of the toughest things you will encounter is having smoke come into your house rather than exiting the chimney. This happens when the chimney is cold, the smoke cannot go up until it warms. Closing the door slows it but it starts coming through all seams. You need to struggle through this by getting the fire as hot as possible and the smoke will turn to a point where it starts creating a vacuum and sucks smoke back out of your room. I do this best with a lot of cardboard which burns hot and fast. There are shortcuts to get by the paper and kindling. There are fake logs soaked in lighter fluid available to start it. I bought a cast iron tray that you place in the stove, pour kerosene in and light it just below the firewood.
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You need to change the grate like the one person suggested since fire pits for lava rocks/logs have a different design compared to fire pits for fireglass.
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Yes, but you will have a smaller flame or you can install a larger orfice or drill the old one out a very little
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Pot is top of the line. I agree it could be that your burner will not go low enough. A flame tamer works great.
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I had to remove the four flash guards and then the bar that runs the entire length of the back. Don't remember using any tools, but it was a tight fit. Once everything is removed from the inside maybe see if you can get a tad more room by maneuvering where the burner attaches to the control knobs. If you could pull those forward then push them back into the new burner would that give you enough room?
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Ask to the vendor if can change it. The problem is with the engine. regards
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It's the regulator. I had the same issue. The flame will get lower and lower until it goes out completely. When you install the new regulator, be sure to remove the burner and clean it. I used soap water and wire brush, then I used safety pin and poked every holes on the burner to clear the rust and grease. Now, it's like a brand new grill.
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Its a little bigger Bit Anyways shoud fix if you know how ti adjust ir there.is a tool you.can. cut ir so make ir shorter. But i suggest test it first and then decide ir ir fix or to cut ir.
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No. That might be happening because you have the Valve set too low. Try setting it a little higher, then reduce the flame to desired flame
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i switched to a 20lb tank but had to adjust the screw on the heat setting dial. tear back the middle decal and there is an adjusting screw. otherwise the big tank has too much pressure and the burner doesn't function properly.
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This is my second fire pit, and it's smaller and allows for less fire than the last. Beautiful and cross-functional with the table, and allows for a nice sized fire (12" to 14" logs ideal), but if your primary objective is heating a large area in very cold weather this may not be your best option.
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I can only suggest you check all your connections and blow out possible dust/grit w/compressed air as detailed in instruction book. My son has to do that occas., when the pilot flame has a yellow tip or looks too high. If that doesn't do it, I guess you should call ProCom.