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These models require electrical power to run the blower fan.
When you connect the electrical cord, the fan should turn on, then you should be able to start / ignite the propane. if the fan does not turn on when you connect the power cord, you will not be able to ignite the propane.
I plug a Thermostat in The power line to break the power when at temp. Once I start the heater using the reset button,when temp is reached and the themo calls for heat just the blower comes on only. I have a All Pro propane 50,000 to 85,000 btu heater thanks Ron
You may try calling Master Parts, they might have the part your looking for at 800-446-1446. You can find them online at www.masterparts.net. I hope this helps...
going through the backplate to the nozzle location is the thermocouple. it is a copper like tube that sits back from the actual flame. if you are looking for a replacement go to www dot desatech dot com.
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