Here are some pointers that may help with your gas log fire issue…. Observe the Flame Does the pilot light stay on? Does the main burner flame look strong and stable? Is the flame yellow and lazy, or blue and sharp? A weak or flickering flame may indicate a dirty pilot or low gas pressure. … Read more
Make sure you get a copy of the ‘Appendix E’ when you have your gas log fire (or any gas appliance for that matter) serviced & safety checked….. When you have your gas log fire serviced and safety checked, it’s important to note that you should see it in pieces on the floor! Your gas … Read more
Like any other piece of mechanical equipment, gas heaters undergo wear and tear over time (especially in Victoria!). Ideally, we want to get as much life out of our appliances, or as much bang for our buck, as possible – so maintenance is key. A heater operating properly, not straining to function because its fan … Read more
Heaters are expensive appliances to replace. Regular servicing (at least every two years) ensures they are kept in the best shape possible for optimal performance, reduced energy consumption and overall longevity. Regular servicing allows for proactive maintenance of your gas heater. Potential issues can be detected as early as possible, helping to reduce more expensive … Read more
A pilot assembly on a gas heater is a component that is responsible for creating and maintaining a small flame, known as the pilot light. The pilot light serves as an ignition source for the main burner of the gas heater. Here’s how it typically works: Ignition: When the gas supply to the heater is … Read more