How to Troubleshoot a Gas Fire Table That Won’t Stay Lit After Heavy Snowfall
Heavy snowfall can leave more than a layer of snow on your outdoor fire table. As snow melts, moisture may reach the ignition system, burner area or other components, making it difficult to light the fire or keep the flame burning. If your gas fire table won't stay lit after snow , check for moisture and visible obstructions before assuming that a part needs replacing. The cause is not always the snowfall itself. Wind, blocked burner ports, gas supply issues and ignition faults can also prevent a fire table from operating properly. Understanding these possibilities can help you decide which checks are safe to perform and when professional service is necessary. This guide explains common gas fire table ignition problems after snow , how to inspect your fire feature safely and what you can do to reduce the risk of similar problems during winter. Why Won’t a Gas Fire Table Stay Lit After Snow? Snow and freezing weather can affect outdoor gas fire features in several ways. Meltwater ma...