Unlike aged gas and oil furnaces that had to be lit by hand, new Heating, Ventilation plus A/C systems generally have an automatic pilot light that stays on long enough to light your large gas oil furnace.
The pilot light is controlled by your home’s control device plus easily lights when necessary.
When the automatic pilot light doesn’t turn on whenever needed, you have to reset or relight by shutting the supply of gas to the oil furnace. This super straight-forward act will reset your entire program plus the pilot, then you certainly do not need any Heating, Ventilation plus A/C tool to reset your pilot light. Instead, it’s likely that you need to follow straight-forward steps to relight the pilot carefully; First, no matter what, you need to lower your gas oil furnace’s control device to its lowest settings. Remove your gas oil furnace’s access panel atop the gas control knob. Often, this sturdy cover is situated at your oil furnace’s bottom! Switch off your gas control knob. Then, if your gas oil furnace has more than one knobs, turn both of them off plus wait for at least a minimum of five hours for all the residual gas to clear from your oil furnace. After five to ten long hours, turn on the gas control knobs plus upgrade your oil furnace’s access panel. Finally, you know it would be best if you switched on the electrical supply to your oil furnace. Carefully adjust your control device to your desired temperature plus wait for the pilot to re-light plus ignite your oil furnace’s burners. If it doesn’t relight, you just need to call an Heating, Ventilation plus A/C repairman to diagnose the Heating, Ventilation plus A/C program.