Scout,

Joe is talking about a Force 10 broiler. I don't think there is a gas
valve in the system?? Not sure but I think it is an all Electric.

Joe; If it is all all electric, you should be able to jump the main
switch and the elements should glow. If they do, don't leave the jumper
connected or the power plugged in, It seems like there is an open in
your heating system. ( By the way;---if your system is all electric, you
probably don't have a thermocouple but a Bi-metalic Strip as a switch)
It still can be jumped. If so, it can probably be cleaned up. If it is a
Gas System, Scout has you on the right track. GOOD LUCK!

Thom'sPage

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Scotty


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Scout,

Joe is talking about a Force 10 broiler. I don't think
there is a gas
valve in the system?? Not sure but I think it is an all
Electric.

Joe; If it is all all electric, you should be able to jump
the main
switch and the elements should glow. If they do, don't
leave the jumper
connected or the power plugged in, It seems like there is
an open in
your heating system. ( By the way;---if your system is all
electric, you
probably don't have a thermocouple but a Bi-metalic Strip
as a switch)
It still can be jumped. If so, it can probably be cleaned
up. If it is a
Gas System, Scout has you on the right track. GOOD LUCK!

Thom'sPage

Hey Thom,

It's a gas stove. I'm going to pull loose the tc from the valve and
meter it soon. It's a cool system when working properly, if the flame
is blown out then the gas is shut off. Same thing....... if a kid just
turns the knobs no gas. Safe boating is no accident!

Joe

Joe,

If you has a Ohm meter, that is all you need to chk, If you have a
connection it should work. If you have an open --- No good. Replace it.
Check the Junction Connections. Heat has a tendency to work them loose.

Thom'sPage