Pentair MiniMax NT does not ignite - error E05

[pool123]

Thanks Jason. Sorry, will try to keep it together.
I have a progress: I was able to fire one burner. 4 other burners have no gas flow ( I cannot feel it by finger and no fire with igniter over them). I vacuumed burners and orifices.
My question:
Can I remove (unscrew) orifices for cleaning without removing whole burner tray. It seems there is a space to do so.
Is it bad idea to push wire into orifices without removing them: I will dislodge the clot - the worst it will come back, right?

 

[pool123]

OK, I got them working:

Pentair MiniMax NT - burners back
http://youtu.be/Djy8s-fhCeY
Flame has some yellow. Is it good enough? Should I leave it alone?


but only one is faulty:

Pentair MiniMax NT - one faulty burner
http://youtu.be/8qkCUv1gzHQ

Is it the orifice or burner?

 

[ps0303]

It can be as simple as a spider web in the orifice. If you take a wire small enough to poke into the orifice you can clean it out.

 

[tkrotchko]

OK, I got them working:

Pentair MiniMax NT - burners back
http://youtu.be/Djy8s-fhCeY
Flame has some yellow. Is it good enough? Should I leave it alone?


but only one is faulty:

Pentair MiniMax NT - one faulty burner
http://youtu.be/8qkCUv1gzHQ

Is it the orifice or burner?

So did you ever indicate how you got it working?

 

[tkrotchko]

How did you remove it? I don't see a way to get it out.

 

[Rocco]

The burner assembly is fairly easy to remove once you get the gas line off. Here is a link to a thread I started in 2014 about this issue. Let me know if you have any question.

https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/70631-Cleaning-Pool-Heater

Once the gas line is removed there was a bolt to a small metal plate that stops the tray from coming out, once removed and the cables are disconnected the entire assembly slides out.