When you let go of the trigger does the flame go out? I have the Iwatani model and it does not have this feature but I saw on your discription about instant start-up and shut-off. Thanks.
372010
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
2277053
Do you mean the main flame cuts off and must be reignited? We've never had a problem with our natural gas unit. Is your's propane or natural gas? Low line pressure could be the problem as could be the O2 senser.
2012964
Be sure you have it idling with the choke off first. Then depress the trigger slowly and continue holding it. If you release the trigger too soon or too quickly, it will quit running.
112679
Well I had mine shut off for two days. when I fired it up last night it started playing back the song right in the middle where it was when I had turned it off. It always starts playback where I left off and I have owned it for a week.
1576170
There is a safety button on the handle that you push in and then you pull the trigger under it. Very nice safety feature. If you release the trigger, it shuts off. Very easy to disengage the unit from the wheel unit as well as to re-engage it.
973009
This trigger start screws on to a propane tank which is sold separately. The tank and trigger should be separated when not in use.
1190364
If it's sizzling its lighted. There is no flame. Open the gas valve at the bottom end of it en press the trigger
244071
I have the manually lit one. You just turn the dial on the side, and hold the flame source near the top of the heater for several seconds until you see & hear the gas catch alight. It heats quite quickly and if you're unsure about whether it's alight as you don't see a flame burning, just hold your palm over the heater to see if it's warming up. To turn it off, just wind the dial back to the off postition.
1004458
Yes, this is how I use it. During the initial break in you may want to set the clock and timer so you don't have to remember to turn it off after it's burn in period but other than that the timer is not needed.
1584256
Yes, it does shut off when it reaches temp. I am going to see about returning mine, as it started sparking.
714664
No its just a pull start....and yes it can wear you out pretty fast if it's cold or hasn't been started in a while.....I've only used it a couple times but it usually just fired right up first time
1299889
I had the same issue. I learned to hold the dial at pilot for about 5 seconds and had to light the pilot area with a lighter. Once lit I slowly turn the dial to high and its ignites every time. I haven't had an issue since.. Hope this helps
168410
If you hold down the trigger, it runs out in seconds. Shooting one at a time, it lasts a while.
324538
It is not my design. I only made an eveluation. Also used on two different tanks because we used one up.ut something to consider is that the tank has a flow limiter. If you turn up the pressure and the flow increases ti that point it will stop working. This is mentioned in the instructions. When this happens it will appear to fail. You have to dismantle the regulstor from the burner and the tank with the tank shut off, naturally then put it all back together and start with a low pressure. If you follow this the try deliberately causing this shut down to happen by turning it up slowly until it goes into that safety shut down mode. That will tell you at what point you can safely run it without shutting the tank down.. Of course you would have to go through the whole procedure again.
2253454
No, I haven't had a problem with the trigger. I keep it pushed in while I am cleaning the carpet, & don't touch it while I am in the drying stage. If I take my finger off the trigger it stops generating fluid. I don't know if this helped or not.
1455413
Do you bleed the line before removing the tank? I shut off the tank then press the trigger until no more air comes out. I use a remote coil with a quick connect. Doing this I've never had air seep afterward Hope that helps
1006851
I think they have redesigned this light- mine arrived today and I charged it up per instructions before first use and just tried it out. The light is trigger operated now instead of the dial control that is mentioned in earlier reviews. Pull the trigger once and it comes on at the brightest setting (really bright), pull it again and it goes to a lower brightness setting which would be good for up close work. The light stays on until you pull the trigger again, so yes, it will stay on until you turn it off.