If your igniter is glowing but you’re not getting a flame, it could be that the igniter is too weak to create a spark strong enough to ignite the gas. If you have a natural gas stove, the igniter could also be dirty.
Yes, you can use lava rocks in a wood burning fire pit. The rocks will help to absorb and radiate heat, making your fire last longer.
If your igniter is not working, you may need to reset it. To do this, first make sure that the igniter button is in the "off" position. Then, unscrew the igniter from the gas valve. Next, use a paperclip or other small object to press the reset button on the igniter. Finally, screw the igniter back into the gas valve and turn it to the "on" position.
If your thermocouple is broken, you may notice that your pilot light is out or that your gas stove burner is not lighting. You may also notice that your furnace is not igniting. If you have a digital thermocouple meter, you can check the resistance of the thermocouple. If the resistance is infinite, then the thermocouple is broken.
4.9/5
Fit with both 1/4" and 5/16" gas valve stems to Shut off/on the valve
Decorative valve key for a superior look
Durable Construction & Precision Machined, Perfect Choice for Fire pit & Fireplace Applications
Solid plated key with Polished Chrome finish
Length Size: 8-Inch
$234
The house I just purchased has a gas fireplace. The prior owners were gracious enough to let me purchase my own gas key (they did not give me their gas key so I had to buy one haha).I decided to give this one a try after comparing a number of possibilities on Amazon (yes, I even read reviews on something as basic as a gas key). I wasn't sure what length to acquire because the fireplace's gas shutoff is in the floor right next to it, so I went with a longer one out of caution.This item was flawless. high caliber and robust. After closing on the house, I had no problem using this to turn on the gas. Again, it went quite well to turn off the gas for the summer.Overall, this is a robust, high-quality product that will last a long time. This is a fantastic option if you need a gas key and will complete the task without any problems time and time again.I paid for this, and I think it was well worth the money. I was not asked to write this review.
4.9/5
Tee handle fireplace valve key; Use to turn gas valve on/off
Durable construction, perfect choice for fire pit or fireplace applications
Overall length is 3â€, Oval end(1â€)
Antique Copper finish looks great with any decoration
Fits both 1/4" and 5/16" gas valve stems on both ball or globe gas valves
$234
It is for 1/4 and 5/16 stems, according to the description. Since I only have a 1/4" stem, I can't try it on a larger stem, but this one always works for me.The previous owners took the gas key with them when they left my new house when I moved in. That modest flame didn't need to be heating my home during this summer's high heat since the pilot was going to remain on without the key.I estimated that a replacement key should cost around $1 or $2. I was shocked to learn that a straightforward square head key might for $15–25. I then discovered this one for half the cost.I could choose between a brief one, the 6" one, or the absurdly long one. I reasoned that I didn't want to climb a ladder or crawl on the floor every time I wanted to turn on the gas. I was then left with the mama bear key, which was roughly 6" long. Yes, I have to stoop down to perform the action, but I don't have to bend over on my arthritic knees.The key also has a tiny hole in it so I can hang it on a tiny gauge nail, which is a bonus.The only drawback is how dazzling and bright the copper is. It should have a little bit of a rustic patina, but perhaps it will occur with time.
4.8/5
All fittings are 1/2 inch NPT male threads,1/2" Female or Male (with included adapter) NPT on Burner Side and 1/2" Male NPT on Incoming Side
For propane (LP) only, Improves Propane burn efficency
Results in higher quality flame appearance
Rated BTU's: 90,000 Max
Reduces sooting normally associated with Propane
$234
This mixer was incorporated into a DIY outdoor fire pit. I positioned it immediately below the burner, but beneath the glass bed's floor. Eight feet of 3/8 flex line and a foot of 1/2" lron pipe lead to the regulator and tank below that. I say this to warn you not to do it that way. It burns decently, however as I shut the valve at the tank, I hear an impressive loud percussive boom. I'll try a few things to fix the problem, but I think the instructions may use a few more lines of clarification. (I'm happy that there is an outdoor fire pit.)
4.7/5
Decorative valve key for a superior look
Durable Construction & Precision Machined, Perfect Choice for Fire pit & Fireplace Applications
Length Size: 3-Inch
Solid plated key with Antique Copper finish
Fit with both 1/4" and 5/16" gas valve stems to Shut off/on the valve
$234
I purchased this key to replace a longer one that was simply too protruding. My valve is right within the wall, thus this is the ideal size. The chrome versions would also look beautiful, but the bronze matches the color of the fire pit block. It is quite strong and composed of metal.Here are some photographs with rulers and comments because reviews and queries on other keys have inquired about dimensions.The length of the key, from tip to handle, is 3 inches. The total length is 4 inches including the 1 inch handle. (The angle of the camera makes it appear a little bit longer than 4").The critical distances, however, are those between the handle and the point where the valve stem rests inside the key tip. The maximum distance it can travel and still function is this. It's more like 2-1/2" to 2-3/4" maximum reach, meaning if your valve is 3" inside the wall, this will just touch it but not catch it.This key works perfectly for my 1/4" valve. It feels sturdy, fits onto the valve to a full 1/2" depth, and turning it on and off feels right.The 5/16" valve has a somewhat rougher surface. Even then, that's not much to grasp, so it may tend to slide off; the depth is only 3/16", so you'll definitely need to reach the valve and get the key on it as much as possible.I experimented with my socket set for some games with 1/4" valves:One person's valve would roll instead of gripping because the key didn't quite reach it. The small 1" extension is cute, but if it's inside, it could get left in there when the key is pulled out. You could add a 1/4" drive socket extension to it, and make it as long as you need. This works great, but the key won't "keep" the extension like a socket wrench, so it can pull off. For me, the 2" extension protruded slightly from the wall so I could grab it in case the key fell off.A metric 18 mm socket worked wonderfully as a handle grip, and I probably never used it for anything else. Add a 1/4" to 3/8" adapter and the 2" extension, and I had a great tiny key before the key arrived. We purchased this authentic one despite the fact that it had a poor WAF.(Edit: I added a zoomed image of the proportions and changed a few words.)
4.7/5
Rolled-edge design fits inside Solo Stove bonfire for easy storage
Ample vent holes allows for air to circulate under your bonfire reducing heat stress on sensitive surfaces
Weight: 1. 75lbs
Brushed 304 stainless Steel matches the look and design elements of Solo Stove bonfire
Elevate your Solo Stove bonfire with Bonfire Stand and allow your bonfire to be used on more heat sensitive surfaces.
$234
Friends are astonished by how effectively this portable fire pit burns wood, generating little smoke and ash in the process. Ideal for patios, decks, and campgrounds. Since the fire pit bottom is elevated above the ground surface thanks to the stand, it looks even more stunning and is extra safe. When not in use, the stand simply stores inside the fire pit and can be carried in the firepit bag whether camping, tailgating, or visiting friends. I turn the appliance upside down to dump the ashes after using it and once everything has cooled down, then I use a leaf blower to clear the orifices of ash. It's simple to accomplish and probably a wise idea. Since combustion is always complete down to a thin ash, there is no burned wood to clean up. To keep the unit looking new, I wash it down occasionally with a garden hose and detergent. When not in use, it's a good idea to store the item in the included bag away from the elements. Everybody who sees this in use wants one. For those who prefer a peaceful outdoor fire, this is a very wise investment.
4.6/5
Stylish Design:New cross-bar design for better gas distribution,Suitable for either Natural Gas or Propane.If using for propane an air mixer valve must be installed.
Gas Holes are drilled not punched for smoother gas flow creating(Concentric rings increase in diameter for better flame height)
Package Contents: 6" Round Burner Ring; 1/2 inch Inlet which includes inlet plug and wrench, Installation Manual
Durable Stainless Steel #304, Rated BTU Max : 88,000 (single Ring)
6" Round Fire Ring for outdoor use with 1/2" center Female Gas Inlet
$234
I chose to either completely replace my fire pit or repair the one I already had after using a star-shaped burner for a number of years and being extremely dissatisfied with it. Based on positive reviews and a web search for burners that match gas regulators, I decided to test the Stanbroil 18" round burner. My satisfaction with the Stanbroil product is unwavering. The flame is twice as high as the burner I previously used, and installation was fairly simple. One advice, though, is that you might need to buy a 1/2" O.D. flare x 1/2" MIP gas connector to connect to the gas pipe input on the base of the fire pit, depending on how your setup is set up. Most hardware stores have these for $3 to $4. Again, depending on your current hookup, this may or may not be required. Well done, Stanbroil!
4.5/5
Length Size: 3-Inch
Decorative valve key for a superior look
Fit with both 1/4" and 5/16" gas valve stems to Shut off/on the valve
Solid plated key with Polished Chrome finished
Durable Construction & Precision Machined, Perfect Choice for Fire pit & Fireplace Applications
$234
Excellent design—exactly what I needed. Because it wasn't immediately clear what size bar it would fit onto, ordering was a bit of a gamble. I couldn't see how it could have been used if I had required to put it into a 5/16" bar, but it did fit onto my 1/4" bar inside. The length was perfect, but it wasn't immediately evident to me what the 3" length meant: the distance I had to reach inside, the distance from the inside of the key handle—which had to remain outside the hole—to the end of the socket, or the overall distance.
3.9/5
100% NATURAL - Real naturally occuring volcanic lava stones. No fillers or colors added.
ZERO MAINTENANCE - Will not discolor, fade, or crumble.
HIGH TEMPERATURE - Volcanic stones naturally resist extreme temperatures without crumbling.
10-LBS OF STONES - Each box contains 10-lbs of lava stones.
TUMBLED FINISH - Tumbling removes any sharp edges and gives a uniform shape.
$234
OMG! These pebbles have me head over heels! They make my fireplace look very dramatic. We have a fireplace that is quite regular in size, but I was concerned I wouldn't order enough. I chose three 10 lb. bags. As fillers, there are two bags of huge stones and one bag of little stones. It was EXACTLY the right quantity. I am so ecstatic that I can't even begin to express it. They are stunning!!!!
3.3/5
LIMITS AIR LEAKS - Sealing the gap between insert and masonry helps to limit air leaks.
225 DEGREE RATED - Fiberglass insulation is rated to 225 degrees farenheit.
10 FOOT LONG ROLL - 10' long by 1-1/2 inch width.
MAINTAIN YOUR FIREPLACE - Replace your old insulation every time the insert is removed for cleaning.
SELF ADHESIVE BACKING - Pressure sensitive adhesive. Simply peel off backing and apply.
$234
Put this inside the side and top fairings of my recently installed Fisher fireplace insert in Colorado Springs to seal it. We recently moved into the home we purchased in vibrant Colorado. lovely brick fireplace The damper was difficult to adjust, and although fireplaces can have stunning burning, they also consume wood, produce sparks, and only provide heat briefly. The Fisher Fireplace insert from the 1980s features two heating modes: an airtight wood stove mode for prolonged log burning and efficient heat, or a magnificent view of genuine logs burning while remaining far more efficient than the original open fireplace. However, you must properly seal the insert by insulating the fairings and create a tight seal against your fireplace bricks. Infiltration of air or smoke is not desired. One draws the heat out of your home, while the other lets smoke in.This product performed as it should have. Worth the cost and clings to surfaces well. really easy
If your ignitor is bad, you may notice that your car's engine is not starting as easily as it used to. The ignitor is responsible for providing the spark that ignites the fuel in the engine, so if it is not working properly, the engine will not start. You may also notice that the engine is running rough or misfiring. If you suspect that your ignitor is bad, take your car to a mechanic to have it checked out.
A thermocouple is a safety device that is found in gas-fired furnaces and water heaters. It is a sensor that measures the temperature of the pilot light flame. If the pilot light goes out, the thermocouple will automatically shut off the gas flow to the appliance. This prevents the appliance from producing deadly carbon monoxide gas. Replacing a thermocouple is a relatively simple and inexpensive repair. The part itself costs about $10-$20 and can be found at most hardware stores. The hardest part of the repair is getting to the thermocouple.
An igniter replacement can cost anywhere from $100 to $400. The cost will depend on the make and model of your car as well as the labor costs of the mechanic.
An igniter on a gas fireplace typically costs between $100 and $200 to replace. The cost will depend on the type of igniter and the complexity of the installation.
If you're planning on using your firepit on a regular basis, it's a good idea to put sand in the bottom. This will help to protect the bottom of the firepit from high temperatures and prevent it from rusting.
If you are looking to add some extra flavor to your food, you may want to consider putting some stuff in the bottom of your firepit. This can help to create a more intense flavor and can also help to keep your food from sticking to the bottom of the firepit. Just be sure that you do not put too much in, as this can cause problems with the fire.
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