Can hear the gas did all the steps but no flame
1810122
Sound like ignitor is not creating any spark for the butane to light. I would consider returning it.
1015906
You did it correctly. Make sure the top button is all the way forward, pressed against the front of the indentation, at which point you will hear gas coming out. Sometimes I have to fiddle with mine a bit, but I've always gotten it to light.
883701
You hear the gas flowing for the pilot light which is a faint airflow sound, like lighting an oven, there's a faint hissing sound at first. That and when it turns the heat on, a faint clicking sound. It's very quiet.
2221492
Do you have gas for it?A full new canister ?Is it connected correctly?Can you light it with a match?
664714
Keep pressing until you hear a buzz. However, if your CO2 tank is low, you might not hear a buzz at all. In this case, you might need to replace your CO2 tank. Bring the old one to exchange where you bought the Soda Stream.
1005892
It could be. You would hear the gas running to start for a little bit but the burners would just not light.
1255047
I have had my machine for almost a year....no smoke whatsoever....have you followed instructions?
1798773
I don't believe so. I just pour in hot tap water. There is no indicator light or evidence of heating element
1811754
Turn the gas on to the first stop. Listen for gas flow from the burner and count out 15 sec. Then hit the ignighter. You should hear the click from the burner area and it will light. Is not, let gass vent for 5 min then sweep glass / rocks away from ignighter area and check that it is sparking. If it is repeat above. The gass need to build up just a little to ignight, so do not have your face over the burner area. Also watch out the first time you heat it up as the will crack along faults as it heats up.
1290499
There may be a problem with the propane. Some heaters have a pilot light in the furnace that must be lighted manually. Others have a auto self-sparking unit that will light the propane. And another possible issue is that either the propane may be turned off at the tank----or the propane has air in the lines. Try lighting the main burner on the stove. Sometimes it is necessary to "bleed" the propane lines, I do this with the stove before trying the furnace. Furnaces will blow cold when initially started, then after a few seconds you will hear the propane light, then a few more seconds before they blow warm, then eventually hot air. There may be a problem with the propane. Some heaters have a pilot light in the furnace that must be lighted manually. Others have a auto self-sparking unit that will light the propane. And another possible issue is that either the propane may be turned off at the tank----or the propane has air in the lines. Try lighting the main burner on the stove. Sometimes it is necessary to "bleed" the propane lines, I do this with the stove before trying the furnace. Furnaces will blow cold when initially started, then after a few seconds you will hear the propane light, then a few more... » Read More There may be a problem with the propane. Some heaters have a pilot light in the furnace that must be lighted manually. Others have a auto self-sparking unit that will light the propane. And another possible issue is that either the propane may be turned off at the tank----or the propane has air in the lines. Try lighting the main burner on the stove. Sometimes it is necessary to "bleed" the propane lines, I do this with the stove before trying the furnace. Furnaces will blow cold when initially started, then after a few seconds you will hear the propane light, then a few more seconds before they blow warm, then eventually hot air. « Show Less
1126587
Does it do anything at all? Did you slide down the safety? Do you hear the click or hear gas coming out when you hold the button down? Are you positive you filled it properly? If its full and the button depresses (safety disengaged) but no gas comes out when you hold the button, you probably have a gas flow problem. If the button depresses and you don't hear the click of the spark... you probably have an issue with the ignition. Just be sure you're using it right before you decide its actually a bad unit. If its full and sparks properly... maybe also check the flow adjustment on the side to make sure its turned up enough.
1075882
Not that I know of. Make sure you are not connecting to natural gas. The flame should be small.
1005890
when your furnace starts the ignitor should glow if not has to be replaced it could be your flame sensor
1899748
Simply pull out the the pot supports, screw the stove onto an isobutane canister, turn the gas knob until you hear gas and then light with a lighter. That is all there is to it.
623967
Make sure that dot on the knob is on "Pressure". If you have it on steam it will just cook without no pressure.
1745786
It doesn't make any noise unless the heat is on..... then you can hear the fan.
579284
Without actually seeing the device it is hard to tell why it won't ignite. I woukd offer the same advice as below and try taking out the cartrudge and reinstalling it, then try to ignite it. Maybe the unit is worn out if you hsve had it a while. Usually it is something simple so ask a friend to try it from scratch. Hope you get it resolved. My wife loves hers. Ask for a new for Xmas. Have a happy holiday.