The pilot light should ignite at the end of the small tube. Immediately turn the control knob back to the 'Pilot' function, keeping the control button depressed at all times. Hold the control knob in and turn the knob clockwise to the 'Ignite' function. Push the control knob in and wait 15 seconds before continuing. Turn the Buck Stove gas log's control knob counterclockwise until its arrow points at the 'Pilot' function. When the building's gas valve opens, fuel flows to the valve the control knob operates. Turn on the building's gas valve, using the adjustable wrench to turn the valve handle clockwise until it touches its full-open backstop. The small tube feeds gas to the pilot light, when lit. Step 7ДЇollow the small tube exiting the back of the control panel toward the gas log, locating its end. If the gas log smells like fuel, find and repair the gas leak.

Sniff the gas log, checking for a gas smell. Wait five minutes before continuing, clearing the residual fuel from the gas log. Push the control knob, the knob with the function labels printed around its edge, in and turn the knob clockwise until the knob's arrow points at the 'Off' label. The number '1' represents the flame control's lowest setting. Turn the Buck Stove gas log's flame control knob, the knob with the numbers on it, counterclockwise until the number '1' aligns with the arrow on the control panel.

Buck stove gas logs