Ah no .. you have to unscrew it's cover, you want the one on the right hand side, looking from the fan point of view - although it's not impossible that tapping there might work. What you want is the TX valve, which looks kinda like this:
But it has 3 pipes with an actuator coil on top that looks like that... knock somewhat gently on it, just having switched it on. You'll know when it's moved as there's a pressure of gas sound. Once it's changed over, it'll run all day. The usual warnings about playing with things while mains is applied, apply!
Basically that one gets stuck, but sadly there's no spares for the unit. We were looking at a replacement, but covid kinda happened. Changing it is also a complete drain of the gas, unsweat it 'n' regas exercise, so non trivial.
Rupert