Pentair MagicFlame Fire and Water Bowl MagicFlame Install and Users Guide - Page 22

Replacing The Pilot Sensor

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21 REPLACING THE PILOT SENSOR 1. Turn off the electrical and gas supply to the fire feature. 2. Remove fire media from the bowl. Fire media may still be hot after the fire feature is shut off. To prevent personal injury, ALWAYS allow the fire media to cool before redistributing. Depending on the size of the bowl, cooling may take up to an hour. FIGURE 25 3. Remove the two mounting screws securing the pilot/igniter assembly to the support plate. See FIGURE 25. 4. Lift the pilot/igniter assembly and expose the connector. 5. Unplug the connector from the control box. 6. Remove the pilot hood. 7. Remove ground wire from the sensor assembly. See FIGURE 27. 8. Remove brass nut securing the sensor to bottom of pilot plate. See FIGURE 28. 9. Remove the damaged sensor. See FIGURE 28. 10. Install the new pilot sensor. FIGURE 27 11. Insert the new pilot/igniter assembly through the top of the support plate, ensuring the slotted side of the pilot hood is facing the burner. See FIGURE 26. 12. Secure the pilot/igniter assembly to the support plate with the two mounting screws. See FIGURE 25. FIGURE 26 FIGURE 28 MAGICFLAME™ Fire and Water Bowl Installation and User's Guide

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MAGICFLAME™ Fire and Water Bowl Installation and User’s Guide
REPLACING THE PILOT SENSOR
1.
Turn off the electrical and gas supply to
the fire feature.
2.
Remove fire media from the bowl.
Fire media may still be hot
after the fire feature is shut
off. To prevent personal injury, ALWAYS allow
the fire media to cool before redistributing.
Depending on the size of the bowl, cooling may
take up to an hour.
3.
Remove the two mounting screws
securing the pilot/igniter assembly to the
support plate. See
FIGURE 25
.
4.
Lift the pilot/igniter assembly and expose
the connector.
5.
Unplug the connector from the control
box.
6.
Remove the pilot hood.
7.
Remove ground wire from the sensor
assembly. See
FIGURE 27
.
8.
Remove brass nut securing the sensor to
bottom of pilot plate. See
FIGURE 28
.
9.
Remove the damaged sensor. See
FIGURE 28
.
10. Install the new pilot sensor.
11. Insert the new pilot/igniter assembly
through the top of the support plate, ensuring the slotted side
of the pilot hood is facing the burner. See
FIGURE 26
.
12. Secure the pilot/igniter assembly to the support plate with the
two mounting screws. See
FIGURE 25
.
FIGURE 26
FIGURE 25
FIGURE 27
FIGURE 28