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If I remember right, I think it could still be the electrode. The electrode also acts as a flame sensor. If it’s not sensing a flame, it shuts off the gas.
But you mentioned earlier that you could smell propane while trying to get it to light, that would make me think it’s not lighting in the first place.
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