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<blockquote data-quote="H82bogey" data-source="post: 199565" data-attributes="member: 1372">Was out on the ice yesterday and the heater was running fine for a few hours.&nbsp; I've had the heater for about a year.&nbsp; Used last seasons and now one time this year.&nbsp; Back to my problem.&nbsp; While using the heater yesterday, it started to act like it wasn't getting enough propane and eventually would shut off.&nbsp; Being it was so cold and we weren't opening the house often, I thought maybe it was the oxygen sensor.&nbsp; We opened the doors and let some air in.&nbsp; Did not solve the problem.&nbsp; As we used the heater, it got worse and worse to the point the pilot light would start and slowly fade out.&nbsp; Thank god we had a back up sun flower heater.So my question, what would cause this?&nbsp; Could it be the thermocouple? Propane filter?&nbsp; Or something else entirely?&nbsp; Any one else have this issue with their big buddy?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="H82bogey, post: 199565, member: 1372"] Was out on the ice yesterday and the heater was running fine for a few hours. I've had the heater for about a year. Used last seasons and now one time this year. Back to my problem. While using the heater yesterday, it started to act like it wasn't getting enough propane and eventually would shut off. Being it was so cold and we weren't opening the house often, I thought maybe it was the oxygen sensor. We opened the doors and let some air in. Did not solve the problem. As we used the heater, it got worse and worse to the point the pilot light would start and slowly fade out. Thank god we had a back up sun flower heater. So my question, what would cause this? Could it be the thermocouple? Propane filter? Or something else entirely? Any one else have this issue with their big buddy? [/QUOTE]

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