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Pilot light on intertherm furnace model g
Originally posted October 11th 2009 - I have acquired a small mobile home with the same style and model Intertherm furnace. The instructions given were vague... I was wondering if there were more specific instructions for manually lighting this furnace where no provisions exist. I don't see any method or access for getting a lighted match into the burner section to get the pilot lite. You could refer to the same photos given in the previous post to see the furnace. Thanks for any help anyone can lend.
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