The pilot could be dirty and may be too weak to heat the thermocouple properly Most of the time it comes down to replacing the thermocouple.
If you find that your boiler pilot light keeps going out and will not stay on, there are several things you can check and fix. Below is a list of reasons why this may be happening to your boiler. Your pilot light may be going out because it is simply dirty and filled with soot.
Soot usually collects on the thermocouple. To restore the dirty thermocouple and pilot, take out a rag and a little warm soapy water and give it a good clean. You can use cue-tips to get around the little edges and corners.
An old thermocouple may malfunction because it worn out and needs to be replaced. This will cause your pilot light to go out. The gas valve may be worn or malfunctioning.
Check it and replace it if necessary. This should be replaced by a certified HVAC contractor that is familiar with your type of boiler.
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