The nozzle at the pot is clean. I removed the pot, cleaned it and put in a new burn mat last winter when the problem started. I've also taken the fuel line off and I can blow through it and feel air at the other end so I know it's not stopped up. The pump is the only other thing I can think of that could possibly be the problem, of course I'm not a Monitor technician so I could be wrong. If you have other ideas I'm interested in hearing them. I'd like to get this heater going so I could either put it back in service or at least have it working in case something happened to the one I have been using. The igniter is working so I know that's not the problem. All the gaskets related to the pot/heat exchanger that were disturbed were replaced. If you don't think this is a pump problem do you think it could be something going on with the circuit board? I've got some 90* screwdrivers somewhere but will have to locate them. I haven't used them for anything is so many years I don't even know which tool box their in now.
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