How does the push button attach to the igniter part?
1325056
The push button attaches to the igniter wire using a small clip. Very fast and easy to connect.
957701
we went thru everything. finally retbloc which urned it to the company and reported the lurex was installed incorrectly which blocked the exhaust port. the net was also full. these two items contributed to the igniter not receiving ample airflow. since the weather has turned chilly, we haven't set it up to see if that resolved the problem.
239015
A new igniter is dirt cheap and looks easy to replace. I bought a spare just in case. Search PNSK002.
606190
Yes it comes with a push button switch that has sticky tape to attach so no drilling required. Very nice setup
978226
The top screws to the base. It has a hole in the center for the wick to pull through. thewick is sealed by placing a cap over the top that is not threaded.
613094
There is no igniter. A $3 lighter is perfect. Wok Ring? Not really. This unit puts out some BTU's, a wok ring would keep it up from the flames. The three sides come right off. You should not need to take them off as the burner area is large. Hope this helps.
342766
It doesn't come with one "out of the box". I haven't seen an igniter for this model and I did quite a bit of research before buying mine, but that certainly doesn't mean there isn't one available for purchase separately somewhere.
1802893
You have to attach it yourself. The flames were so high it burned the lanterns. We threw away all but 2 and I saved the fuel cells to light the fir in my fireplace
617072
For the igniter. They go in the small compartment on the bottom of the unit. IF they are not in place the heater won't start.
170511
The prong should have clip attached that attaches to the grill grate. The prong will not touch the the grate.
350213
make sure you have good batteries make sure the batteries are in properly I had a little problem with mine not like me every time I open the cage took off the heating element look where the igniter wasI took the little piece of metal it's next to the ignitor bend it out a little and then it worked perfectly
1993706
As I recall, the adapter harness was available on ebay when i bought my igniter. But I thought it was a little expensive for a piece of wire. I did what Jared recommends and used the old harness, there are instructions online showing where the two wires must be relocated. You may also have to cut your old harness, I heated up an exacto-knife with a lighter and was able to slice through the plastic connector very easily and cleanly. (A heated up sharp kitchen knife should work as well)
1400598
I have a 310 which is a few years old. I replaced the ignitor with this one, and it had to be adjusted quite a bit. We ended up gluing it to the surface with the button.
1489150
The air control lever has enough resistance to stay in place and not move by itself. The torch has a child proof lever in the back beneath the ignition button. You move it down and it will lock in place. Then you can press the button to light the torch. On the left side when looking at the button there is a lock for the ignition button so you don't have to hold it down while you are using the torch. On the right side is the air control lever. If you move it towards the front of the torch the flame gets larger, if you move it toward the rear of the torch the flame gets smaller.
1454293
There is a push button on the back end of the torch. It also has a toggle switch to control the heat of the flame.
943549
I don't know. I removed my igniter and it appeared dentical, including the plug, to this so I just bought it. $20 isn't much of a risk compared to $175 to have a tech do it! Once I installed it I bought a second as a spare. They last about 5 years on the main furnace although the one in my attic is 12 years old!
1470705
This kit has a push-baton, not a switch. The switch you gave the part number for, is not part of this assembly and it shouldn't be, it belongs to some other assembly. This kit has the push-baton built in and all you need is to plug the wire to the igniter sparkplug. The push baton on this kit screws out so you can insert a battery and then screwed back in and ready to work. NO SWITCH NEEDED.