If you have a standing pilot, the gas fireplace will light itself without the need for electricity. But the pilot may need to be lit manually on occasion. The manual will have detailed instructions for the standing pilot that should be followed for safety considerations. read more
Now comes the part that makes the gas fireplace so convenient, lighting the flame that will hopefully stay on for as long as needed. Light the flame with a match or long-barreled lighter if there is no piezoelectric control. read more
Thermopiles are small, round metal probes that, when activated, create electricity and open your fireplace’s gas chamber. If your pilot light stays on but your fireplace will not work, you may need to replace the thermopile. To do so, disconnect the probe from your burner and remove it with a wrench. read more