Mr. Heater Big Buddy Shuts Off-FIXED
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Mr Heater problems? Does your heater shut off? I’ve found that the big buddy fix is easy when you have low flame or no flame. If it keeps shutting off try this easy fix. When your buddy heater not working you freeze. Use the 20 lb propane tanks instead of 1 lb portable tanks. The 1 pound tanks on mr heater are not meant for extreme cold, only kinda cold. Sometimes they still work but reliability is an issue. Fix your mr heater buddy heater with no need for tools! Share and thumbs up the video
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*Install was easy **fireplace.homes** good although I personally had some difficulty with the thermostat I had. Issue was mine though, not realizing that electric heaters couldn't use oil thermostats. Tip: If you are using an external thermostat, run the power to the thermostat, not the unit. Once that was squared away it worked great.*
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This needs to be top of the list for fixing these heaters
Omg I bought the filter, the good hose cleaned everything watched 100 videos and still I could not get my little portable buddy to stay lit for more than four minutes. I almost gave up on getting my portable buddy to stay lit and then I found your video you are a life saver thank you!
I was in the same boat with my brand mew unit until I did this, it's stayed lit since
Dude! Thank you! You helped my disabled brother who is temporarily living alone in a cold house.
Glad I could help!
You are a life saver my friend! About lost my mind thinking I was going to have to return the unit.
Lol I’m glad you didn’t throw it out
Had the exact same issue. And I've had mine for several years, hooked it up a bunch of times, no problem. This was a lifesaver! Thank you!
Glad it helped
Thank you for this info. Saved me lots of worry and money!
THANK YOU! I watched SO many other videos and took my heater apart multiple times and it turns out this is all it was. Thank you for being short and straight to the point.
You’re welcome. That’s why I made the video in the first place. Hahaha I took mine apart too. I said if no one else can explain it, damn it, I will!
Awesome video. I just bought a brand new big buddy with hose and filter to use camping this weekend. Couldn't get it past the pilot burning. I was get aggravated and luckily ran across your video. Worked perfectly after turning it on slowly. Thank you so much.
The critical effort is to open the valve at tank slowly, two or three times, while the heater is fully OFF. This allows the rubber line to fully charge with pressure.
Your a life safer tonight.
My heater gave me fits after every 20lb propane tank change. Would NOT relight. Slow open worked first try!
Thank you sir works well
I tried it all. This works. Tore mine apart. Cleaned the tube with alcohol. Flame was better for sure. I bought a 20lb tank and this started happening. Thank you sir. Cheers from Colorado
I had the issue of just one side of my Big Buddy flickering. When I turned it on all the way, then both flickered. Your method worked just as explained. Purged the line and regulator and it now works perfectly! Can’t smoke cigars in sub-zero weather in my “cigar shanty” without heat! Thank you!!
That’s my kinda shanty. My brother wants me to head up to Hayward next week to do some fishing and I have lots of cigars! Unfortunately I can’t make the trip. Enjoy!
You are a freakin genius! I had this issue a couple times right when I hooked up a brand new full tank. The first time it happened I turned off everything, unscrewed the connection to the tank and reconnected, then it worked, thought maybe my connection was bad. Second time it happened, there seemed to be no fix until I came across this video -- worked like a charm! Thank you so much
Excellent tip! I'd used the alcohol/Q-tip method until the cows came home and the problem continued. Took your advice and it fired up and stayed lit. Thanks!
You are the first person that explained what was happening to me. It also happens now and then with my gas grill. I get a good blue pilot flame, but when turning it to on, will not light and flame goes out. I knew to turn on the tank slowly, so try to be careful there. Over the last couple of weeks have refilled tank twice and worked with no problem. Today refilled the tank and it happened again. I didn’t know to turn the tank off, purge the line, then reopen the tank. So thank you for that info. While I was messing with it, went ahead and cleaned the orifice with alcohol.
Thanks so much
This is the only video that explained what was going on with my Mr Heater!!!
I know right!? I should make another video on my opinion on different hose hookups and my reasons for how I hook it up the way I do
YOU! You are the MAN! Every vid I found was "I saw a vid where this fixed it so I made another one only more dumb". Not you, you nailed it and saved my ass!
It was 59°F and dropping fast in my RV; I had to put my electric quartz radiant heater under the skirts as my kitchen faucets stopped flowing. The hot goes out first but I've always caught it before the cold stopped but tonight is different. It hasn't been above freezing for four days; then, the next 3 days it hasn't been over 20°. Right now it's zero on it's way to -3°.
After sunrise and our whopping 9° high it will continue trending downward to a high of 4° and a low of -18°. The forecast is calling for a quick jump to 47° a week from now; until then it's going to be colder than a well-digging witch's T&A in a brass bra...
Luckily, I got ~6" of snow to insulate and fill in the gaps around the skirts and we don't have the 45mph winds we did last year when it didn't get this cold but was a nightmare logistically as I sat at my desk sipping coffee and watching skirt panels go sailing into oblivion (I also upgraded to 1" from the .5" I had to get last year because I waited until the last minute.
I'm running this directly off my RV tanks (yes I brought them inside, they just won't work at -20°) and my Dometic is on the fritz so no forced air. Shortly after sunset the water inlet - I put a Y on it and when I opened the part of the Y my ground water isn't attached to... Nothing. I took an Amazon box about half the size of a size 10.5 shoe box, after some judicious razor knifing I taped it over the Y and put a tea candle in it; 30 minutes later she's flowing. That's how the evening started before the kitchen faucets froze up (that was ~8pm, the faucets were frozen by midnight) but tea light has the bathroom nice and happy. That's when I put my main electric heater underneath and started getting cold inside and this little shit decided not to stay lit after switching from a 20# to my bigger RV tanks, OR when I switched back. My poor mini-dachshund hasn't gotten out from under the blanket for more than an hour or so all day and the kitten, who hasn't minded staying out all night even down to 20° (I made her a nice little insulated cubby in the stairwell with her favorite blanket and she seems extra content with her long-haired calico coat) is just going stir-crazy from being inside but not so crazy as to stay out more than 10-15 minutes tonight.
Is 40° going to kill us? Nope; but it sure is a lot nicer at... 68! That's up nearly 10° since I started this!
Hit me up if you're in KC MO, I'll buy you a beer or 4.
Give this ALL the upvotes toobers!
I have family out there that I want to go see and I sure could use a beer right now haha! I’m glad you’re up n running again! The way you described it I felt like I was right there suffering too with all the fur babies. Sometimes a few of those disposable hand warmers might help keep the tanks warm too if it comes down to it. When it’s this cold outside the gas always has trouble converting to gas no matter how big the tank is. Well, stay safe and stay warm and always have an extra tank ready to swap if you can. Cheers
Thanks so much for reminding me how sensitive regulators can be especially on small units like this. Followed your suggestion and now with each new 20 lb cylinder everything works perfectly. AWESOME!!!!!
Thanks a lot. It was a really amazing trick you've figured it out. I was hunting down the cause of the flame and the heater goes extinguish in few mins. Didn't think is its gas pressure is a key role in this secret. I end up switching the hose, propane tank, and even the unit. Really boil me down for the whole process, finally came across your video, and helped me out. Really appreciated.
Thank you for making this video. It should be the top search results.
I had I brand new heater I thought was broken. Again. Thank you!
Your video helped me with my brand new big buddy doing the same thing!
Worked like a charm, wish would've seen your video before multiple filters, cleaning, hours of frustration etc. Thanks for the help.
I’ve tried to start my heater hundreds of times over the last couple days, watched a dozen videos and read a dozen forum threads. Now it works just fine, thank you! It’s crazy that nobody talks about opening up the gas slowly!
I know right?? So I’ve been searching for people selling their “broken” units and it’s amazing how cheap you can get them for and “fix” them
I had an issue where my pilot light would work fine. But whenever I moved it to Lo or any higher, it would emit a squeal and the flame would go out. Simply opening the valve slowly on the propane fixed my issue. Thank you for this simple video!
Great video! Ever since I switched over to a 5lb tank I was having issues. Even thought it was the hose so I returned for a exchange. Turns out it wasn’t even the hose. Your tip helped out big time and it worked! Thanks.
I bought new and took back exchanged hose at store! worked in the parking lot but not at home till I found your video. Running reliable as long as OPEN TANK VALVE SLOWLY!!! I never would have thought of it ! Neither did the sales guy!! Thanks
This fixed my issue on my brand new heater. Major props!
Thanks
Hell yeah! I literally tried this right before i found your video. I relit mine, and had to run upstairs to use the bathroom, where I am currently, looking up issues with the heater lol, so hopefully when I go back downstairs it's lit! Great video to give me some reassurance that I'm not filling my garage with propane gas while I take a shit lol. Thanks bro!
Thankyou so much. I did what you said to do and it worked. My heater is now working and staying on. 💪🏼
Thanks for posting this video. I had this heater at the top of my P.O.S. list of things I wasted good money on. I’ve only had it a couple of months. It was doing exactly like yours. I thought that maybe the 20 pound tanks fresh had more pressure than the regulators could handle because it was designed with the small tanks in mind and the regulators might be too sensitive for the pressure from the larger tanks. Never would’ve thought of just increasing the pressure slowly. Thanks again for sharing this information.
Here’s a guy who gets it. Not complicated. Reviewed other videos for 30 min to no avail. was able to get the heat on after watching the first 40 seconds.
Thank you
OK,,, I tried this trick. it worked like a charm. I thought I had a bad hose. the heater worked great when i used a 1 lbs can or even 2 of the 1 lbs cans. but when i use the hose with a 20lbs tank the heater would not work. I tried following your advice and it worked great. THANK you for the video.
It’s amazing how something so simple can fix things and make you all happy and warm right?
IT WORKED! THANK YOU! I only had this issue after switching to the full size lp tank so I thought I ruined my heater. I wish I watched this video before I exchanged my half full tank thinking it was a tank issue. Still I’m very happy it’s working again!
I was having a similar issue pulling my hair out but the first half wouldn't even stay lit. I tried your trick and as soon as I lit the pilot I cranked it up to full blast and it worked perfectly! I felt like a jack wagon for not thinking of this and almost considering buying replacement parts but you saved me a bunch of time! Thanks a bunch brother!
Dead-on accurate diagnosis. I hooked up a full, fresh tank for the first time and couldn't understand why the pilot light cut out when I tried moving to the heat position. I stopped opening the propane tank as soon as I heard the hiss and all is well.
Goin trout fishing and camping with a low of 39 degrees. Got it going with this tip. Knew it was flow. Thanks for saving us 😁
Holy cow I wish I could come along. Trout need a little coaxing to hit that bait when it’s this cold so be patient! Glad it helped you keep warm. Have lots of fun!
Omgoodness thank you so much! I am from Florida moved to Michigan first time with a propane heater and I changed out the propane tank because I needed it filled bought it brand new turned it on and it was flickering like that I had no idea I am so glad I UA-cam searched and yours come up. Being a single woman and using propane heat for the first time from Florida to Michigan I was number one scared to death number two had no idea how to fix so again thank you you saved me!
Sweet! Just remember to either put it back in the box or bag it up when the cold season is gone (Michigan is usually August 7th through the 12th, lol) so the spider webs and dust don’t collect in the pilot hole.
Yes!!! This video saved me!!
My pilot would light and stay in until I turned the knob on low. It would die out almost instantly.
I bled the line. Turn the propane on very lightly and let the pilot burn for approx. 30 seconds. The pilot stayed lit when I SLOWLY opened the propane tank.
Thank you so VERY much. And yes. I did the qtip and alcohol thing without success!!
Thank you again!!🤗
Thanks for this video as this fixed the issue I was having while using the tank. I had already installed a filter prior to use with the tank. I was turning the tank valve wide open and was experiencing the flame out issue. Turning the tank valve VERY SLOWLY until I noticed the hose move ever so slightly and then stopped opening the valve. Problem solved and props to you for posting this up. You probably saved me the cost of a new heater.
Thanks Patrick! I’m glad it helped.
It worked like a charm! Question, can. I Turn the tank valve all the way after it runs for awhile?
Oh yeah. You don’t have to wait at all. Open it slowly until maxed out is fine
@@cabinlife1886 thanks! And thanks for the quick response!
I was having that issue with my Mr Buddy heater and I just found your video wouldn't you know it worked. Even though it's been 3 years since you did this thank you! I had cleaned it and a have a filter so I had no clue.😊
Stay warm!
Thank you so much. I thought I had a defective unit. I thought I couldn't use my 20lb tank. Simple solution. Fixed exactly like you showed. Just awesome.
You are the man....had a 20lb tank run out so I switch to a back up and it wouldn't work....did your method and it worked, thanks so much!!!
Thanks a million! I was not looking forward to taking apart a $150 heater I just bought and have run 3 - 5 gal tanks through. My dog and I are warm and well in our campervan in the Sierra Mountains!
Stay warm. Your getting snow now I’m assuming
Thank you a bunch! This solution is gold. I even heard the "diaphragm or regulator" click as the pressure released. Thank you!
The bright orange glow is so satisfying all of the sudden huh? Mr. Heater should put this first in large print so everyone knows
Thank you ,Sir for sharing this information. You have allowed me to fix my issue with this heater on a particularly cold day here is Scotland.
I’m happy to help. If I’m ever globe trotting and end up near you I hope to ask for suggestions where to visit. I’d love to stay awhile if that’s ok?
This video allowed me to not have to work in the cold today. Thank you
You’re welcome
I was about to disassemble my heater before watching your video. Thanks a lot for saving me the time by posting this video. I'll still take it apart and clean it, but at a time that's more convenient for me.
Worked thank god, not freezing tonight lol much gratitude! 🙏🏽
So simple but it worked perfectly. I wish I'd have found this video first! Thank you!
My appreciation for you right now is so huge.
Thanks for the video. Our brand new Mr Heater was lighting and shutting off.
Its working fine now and
your video showed us something to look out for.
Now we have four Mr. Heaters, all the same model but with something slightly different about each one. We believe it's because we purchased each one years apart. As far as soaking a
Q-Tip with alcohol and shoving it into the pilot hole I say, "Don't Do It.". I washed a video of a woman cleaning up an old mascara brush, soaking it in alcohol and shoving it into the pilot hole I tried it. The mascara wond is stronger and the flexible bristles better catch hold of any dirt or fibers in there without leaving a wand of cotton stuck inside and clogging the line
I pulled out enough cotton to make two Q-tips with the clean mascara wand trick.
Now our five year old Mr. Heater works again but we have retired it for special occasions. The new one we bought yesterday is working properly now and hopefully we'll get five winters of heat from it as well🤗
Awesome video. I am with my third heater and was planning to return it for the same reason. After I have shown your video, tried it and started working
I was madder than a 3 legged dog trying to bury a turd on a frozen lake until I found your video. The easiest solution is often times the best.
Lmao 😂
Hilarious!
Thank you!!!! This was EXACTLY what was happening to my unit. Your explanation fixed the situation immediately. Saved my bacon!!!
Thank You. Wish this was the first video that would show up when you research the issue.
Past month the UA-cam algorithm put it down on the list. Maybe I could add more keyword for what you typed in the search if you can please let me know the phrase or keywords. By the way, glad it helped. You’re welcome
@@cabinlife1886 maybe use words that indicate that the pilot light will light but the heater won’t start up. Most videos seem to be about the thermocouple being dead and the pilot going out when you release the knob.
a big buddy heater a few days old , set up mr heater hose, filter on propane tank , when switched tanks the issue showed up , your method worked and its working like it should .
Awesome!
Thank you so much. I thought my Buddy was going bad and I just got it a couple months ago.
Even after switching tanks it was still having the issue. With a brand new line and filter. Currently 21 degrees in my van.
Dude, I’m sitting here in a freezing cold shop that I’m building for a customer and I have to sleep here tonight and this thing stopped working I had given up. Hope I was just gonna rough it out until I came across this video you save my cold ass lol.
glad to hear that the video helped you get your heater up and running again, Woody! There's nothing worse than having to tough out a cold night in a shop. Stay warm and best of luck with the rest of your build!
As someone mentioned below, there's a mechanism in the valve to shut off the gas if it flows freely such as if the hose got cut. When you are charging a long hose or such, if you crank the valve open the safety kicks in. The fix is to close the valve, resetting the safety, crack the valve and let the pressure equalize across the valve for 15-30 secs before opening it more. I discovered this with a weed torch. Frustrated me all to hell till I learned of the safety.
It happens with 1lb cylinders too.
Worked! So easy. Thought I was gonna be messing around, messing around. But no, heater back to working in a couple of minutes. Thank you.
You’re very welcome
You just saved a buddy heaters life. Thank you!
Thank you so much mine is naked in front of me and has been for hours ...after trying this q-tip fix with no success and stripping her out of frustration and started watching videos and your solution took care of my problem
And it works like new for the next 5 years I hope!
I was unsuccessful using only your method until I blew compressed air into the tube also. That did the trick. Thanks for the video.
Well I looked at the other videos where they told you to put the Q tip and blow air down and it didn't work at all. Tried this and open the propane slowly and let it run for a minute and turned it up just a tiny bit and worked like a charm. I had just bought the buddy heater and new 5lB propane tank so I don't have to buy the 1lb tanks continuously. Thank you so much!!
I was fighting my Buddy heater for HOURS! Was about to give up. THANK YOU!
That sounds frustrating, Tommy, but I’m really glad my video could help you out in the nick of time! It’s feedback like yours that keeps me motivated to share more tips. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you run into any other issues. And consider subscribing for more troubleshooting advice. Thank you for your kind words!
Bro, I’ve been q-tipping and puzzled af, thank you for throwing some common sense back at us!
Man cant thank you enough I've tried all the other methods until i found you're video n it has save me from freezing tonight since it my only heat at moment in ny bedroom thank you soo much.....
I’m glad it helped! Love a happy ending
Thank you! This was the problem. I just turned it full on too quickly and would have to wait hours and hours with it attached so I could try it and it would stay lit. This worked first time I disassembled it and hooked it up. Thank you!
Thank you, Sir! You just warmed my buns this morning. Many blessings
I’m glad to help! Are we talking buns for hot dogs or hamburgers? Lol
This worked perfect, after fooling with it for an hour I looked on UA-cam and watched your video, worked instantly the next try
Life saver! About lost a greenhouse full of plants because of this stilly issue
Brand New hunting buddy heater and 10ft Mr heater hose doesn't work for two years untill I got kid and watched this video. It worked. Appreciate it!!
That’s awesome!
“I told you not garbage honey!”
I was trying to start this thing for almost an hr. Followed your video and work right away. Thank you!
Same problem with regular buddy and thanks to your tip it has now worked on the first try. I always thought bleeding it was the key and wondered why? I guess I didn't notice it. I would eventually open it slowly after a few bleeding attempts. Because I though air was some how getting in the line but obviously I thought if air is going in propane must leak when off. Now it makes sense haha
Thank you for sharing this . Brand new unit and hose would NOT stay running on 20lb bottle nor would my Coleman stove . Now they do . Thank you again.
Dude you saved me and my 3 year old in negative temps yesterday. I was so incredibly frustrated. 10 seconds after watching this video we had heat!!
Now that makes me feel good! Thank you for getting back to me and letting me know it worked. When I found out how to fix it I knew I had to make this one and only video to help people like you and your child
This is the best and simplest video I have seen. I had so much frustration with mind dying out seemingly for no reason. The only thing I would add is, instead of just opening the valve slowly, open slowly and do not open all the way. For some reason my heater liked this approach. You can always open it too a fuller extent later but start off with the tank valve barely cracked and see if it works. I was so frustrated trying to get this going with the new tank and this video helped me. I don't know if some tanks have more pressure that actually blow out the flame? In any case this work well for me.
There’s only one reason too much pressure would blow out the flame. The pressure regulator. I’ve also seen someone’s heater spitting flamethrowers out which also is a faulty regulator. The good news is, is that 90% of everyone’s shutoff problems are due to the regulator actually working and doing its job and restricting flow to a minimal leak until it dies out. I’m glad it helped you and I agree i would start with the half open method
I love videos like this so much! This was exactly my problem! You got me going! Saving baby plants on an eight degree night, can;t screw around! Thank you so much!!!
Thankfully came across this. I'm in my ice shanty hunting and it's 25° out. Ran great. Changed my 20lb tank, and it would run for about 10 minutes and die off. Tried this trick and it started right back up, and no issues. Would've been a very chilly night. Thank you
You better catch me a fish please? Where we at? My brother didn’t say anything about Hayward Wisconsin ice fishing yet so you must be elsewhere
Nice! Can I come eat the fish?
Thanks! Had to come back to this video to remind me where I learned about the regulator pressure causing flame out. Be well!
You’re welcome! Hope it gets warm soon. I’m tired of using all this propane. Haha
You da man sir. That fixed the problem. Stuff like that they dont teach you in the manual
Just had this exact problem. I searched and found this video. I watched and saw and still did not believe it till I did it. Ever so slightly cracked the tank valve and and then opened a little more... lit the big buddy, and wala!!! It works. Thank You!!!
p.s. I've had the heater just one week but have been shutting off the Tank at night and back on in the mornings and never had an issue till now. That's why I couldn't believe it was going to work.
Many more years of no issues I hope
Just came across this video. Totally awesome. Fixed my issue with my Dewalt heater. Thank you so much.
Thank you for making this video!
Sheesh. Thank you! This is it!
I've always had this issue with (what I thought was) one of my heaters. When two of them had this problem, I went searching online for help. After the Qtip cleaning didn't work (wasn't even dirty) I kept searching...
Thankfully I found this video. Thank you so much!
Had the screwdriver ready and thought I'd watch your video first, and there it was, the aha moment! Thank you.
Awesome!
Thank you so much, I have a brand new Mr. Buddy and was having this problem. Tried doing what you suggested and it fired right up. Thanks again.
You’re welcome. Glad to hear it was successful
Watched 2 min of another video and guy completely dismantle the buddy. Lol
THANK YOU!!!
Hell yes! Finally I figured out how to work this damn thing. Thank you so much!
You right on with this Change my 20 pound tank last night. It was exactly like the video fluttered sputtered that would go out. Hooked up my electric Heater was fairly comfortable at night. Watch your video did what you said worked like a charm. I added in filter I didn't put on before thanks working great.
Glad I could help out. Stay warm
Thank you from Texas ! Turning it on slowly was key ...! Thank you and god bless !
My son lives in Texas. Sending love your way
Your probably not the first one in your family to be called Einstein or brilliant after 3 different hose's and 2 different filters , I'm pulling my grey hair out , I run across your simple video thank you sir for being of service to others. I thought your video was a prank but I would try it anyway. PROBLEM SOLVED. I never considered the difference in tank pressure between the different tanks.
Be blessed
This worked for me. Amazing , it really only needed to be just cracked loose and a budge to work , now running quiet and smooth.
This was exactly the problem I was having and every video I found kept saying things about pilot light fixes and hose line oil and im like mines brand new I doubt that's my issue I tried what you did in this video and now im warm and toasty thank thank you so much!
That’s so awesome!
Woah… Your a life saver!!! I’m sitting out rifle hunting in Wisconsin temp is in the teens and my heater kept shutting off after a minute or two…. I was really getting frustrated! Started messing with it with no luck. Then I saw your video! No I can focus on the 🦌! THANKS!!!
That’s awesome!
Please share with your hunting buddies
Wow. Great video. Was worried my new hunting buddy was defective and this totally solved the problem! Thank you!
Thank you a whole bunch! I thought I was going to endure a cold night.
Slow and steady wins the race
Thanks man!! Just saved me a lot of frustration with my new big buddy heater, with it being in the single digits here in the Midwest lol
Thank you for the video. Opened the tank valve slowly and all is well.
Glad to help. Figured I had to let people know I “fixed” mine. Now share that link please
You saved my family from freezing this morning thanks bud
Glad I could help
Thanks so much for this! My heater is finally on high again!