Issues with co2 burner

Jakkar

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I have an autopilot co2 generator that runs on NG. It ignites and the igniter keeps going for 30 seconds and then it turns off and starts beeping. Anyone have a solution to my problem?
 

Jakkar

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It’s 12x28 with temps around 79, 55-63% humidity. Burner worked fine for the last 8 months.
 

Renfro

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Sounds like a bad, disconnected or misaligned thermocouple. Basically the unit can't tell if the burners lit up or not.
 

Renfro

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Since it was working, I suspect the thermocouple failed unless you have moved a fan to where it blows the flame away from the thermocouple.
 

Renfro

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Might want to consult the owners manual to see if it has any info about the beep fault code.
 

Jakkar

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I can’t find the manual for it. I was thinking something happened to the sensor and it’s not sensing the flame. Autopilots website is pretty much worthless and they have no contact info.
 

Rob P

New Member
I have an autopilot co2 generator that runs on NG. It ignites and the igniter keeps going for 30 seconds and then it turns off and starts beeping. Anyone have a solution to my problem?
I had the same issue. Found out theres an open ground at the receptacle I plugged into. Must have been a surge in power that shorted out something in the generator. Sorry I dont have a fix for you. I also lost a $900 light. Check the wiring to the receptacle. Two wires is troulble, you need three. Black, white, and green.
 
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