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<blockquote data-quote="Opie11" data-source="post: 148855" data-attributes="member: 323">Have a wall mounted Reddy Heater ventless propane heater in a fish house.&nbsp; Bought the house 2 seasons ago with it in there and it worked great the first year as best as my old brain can remember.&nbsp; Left it running set on very low temp to keep spear hole mostly open if we were going to be there a few days in a row.&nbsp; Last year it wouldn't stay lit overnight when we were spearing early and later on when we were fishing for walleyes out of it would not even stay lit for a couple hours while we were there.&nbsp; It seems to light fine when it's cold and burn for half an hour or better then it acts like it just starts running out of fuel.&nbsp; Burner flame and pilot just keep getting smaller and smaller until the pilot isn't keeping the thermocouple hot enough to keep the gas on.&nbsp; Changed the regulator last winter thinking it might have been that.&nbsp; Didn't seem to change anything.&nbsp; At the end of last season I took apart some of the lines and used air to blow them out a bit.&nbsp; Hoped that would have it solved for this year but guess it didn't.&nbsp; If anyone has ideas or has had something similar to this happen I would love to have some suggestions on what to look for.Opie</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Opie11, post: 148855, member: 323"] Have a wall mounted Reddy Heater ventless propane heater in a fish house. Bought the house 2 seasons ago with it in there and it worked great the first year as best as my old brain can remember. Left it running set on very low temp to keep spear hole mostly open if we were going to be there a few days in a row. Last year it wouldn't stay lit overnight when we were spearing early and later on when we were fishing for walleyes out of it would not even stay lit for a couple hours while we were there. It seems to light fine when it's cold and burn for half an hour or better then it acts like it just starts running out of fuel. Burner flame and pilot just keep getting smaller and smaller until the pilot isn't keeping the thermocouple hot enough to keep the gas on. Changed the regulator last winter thinking it might have been that. Didn't seem to change anything. At the end of last season I took apart some of the lines and used air to blow them out a bit. Hoped that would have it solved for this year but guess it didn't. If anyone has ideas or has had something similar to this happen I would love to have some suggestions on what to look for. Opie [/QUOTE]

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