How to Troubleshoot a DESA LDL3924PR
The DESA LDL3924PR is a gas log heater used to heat living rooms in residential homes. If you are having problems with your DESA LDL3924PR, there are a few things that you can do in order to get it working properly. The most common problems are with the igniter cable, the gas supply and the pilot light. You don't have to be a DESA technician to get your unit working again. You can do it yourself with little hassle and minimal knowledge of the system. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Go to the back of the unit and check the igniter cable. Make sure the igniter cable is connected to the igniter electrode. These are both labeled on the back of the unit.
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Check the igniter cable to make sure that it is not pinched. If the igniter cable is pinched, the unit will not spark.
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Use a wrench to tighten the igniter nut on the back of the unit to ensure the igniter cable is secure.
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Check the igniter cable to ensure it is not wet. If it is wet, use a rag or a towel to dry it.
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Go to your gas supply valve and make sure that it's in the "On" position.
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Turn the "Control Knob" to the "PILOT" position and press the "igniter switch."
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Elect to have an experienced technician replace the gas regulator, the control valve or the igniter cable, if needed.
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