How do you light a gas fireplace without an igniter?

Lighting Your Fireplace Without An Ignitor

1. Remove the fireplace’s faceplate so that you can get clear access to the pilot light and ignition switches below.
2. Check the breaker.
3. Test the piezo.
4. Remove the glass in your fireplace.
5. Turn the gas on at the lowest setting and press your pilot button down.

Do all gas fireplaces have pilot lights?

Most gas fireplaces have a standing pilot light, which is a small flame that burns even when you aren’t using your fireplace. This is a critical safety precaution that prevents the buildup of gas if the pilot light is hard to relight. Locate the gas control dial. Just above it, you should see a red or black button.

Why won’t my gas logs light?

If gas is coming out of the pilot, but it still won’t light, the spark igniter could be the problem. Alleyne says to look for and clear out any debris between the igniter and thermocouple. The pilot lighting, but not staying lit, indicates that the thermocouple is worn out, Worthen says.

Can I start my gas fireplace without electricity?

Can gas fireplaces run during a power outage? Yes! All Regency gas fireplaces, inserts, and stoves can operate safely during a power outage. The fireplace will continue to produce radiant heat and warm up the home.

Why is my gas fireplace not igniting?

Can I get carbon monoxide poisoning from my gas fireplace?

Yes, gas fireplaces are one potential cause of carbon monoxide poisoning. While there are many potential sources of such exposure, including certain appliances and devices, motor vehicles and wood stoves, gas fireplaces are a common culprit.

How to light a gas fireplace without electricity?

1 Know Your Place. Traditionally, gas fireplaces have been manufactured with a standing pilot light that ignites the flames without the use of external electricity. 2 Igniters and Pilots. Modern gas fireplaces more than likely have an intermittent pilot ignition system. 3 Spark That Fire.

Do you need a pilot light for a gas fireplace?

Newer generations of gas fireplaces use an electronic ignition system, requiring electricity to start up. In the event of a power outage, though, these fireplaces will work on battery back-up so you’ll stay toasty warm! Electronic ignition fireplaces save you the cost of running a pilot light 24/7, usually about $8 to $10 a month.

What kind of spark does a gas fireplace need?

Traditionally, gas fireplaces have been manufactured with a standing pilot light that ignites the flames without the use of external electricity. Gas fireplaces that are more recent have an electronic ignition system that needs a spark of electricity to bring the appliance to life with a crackling fire.

How much does an electronic ignition fireplace cost?

In the event of a power outage, though, these fireplaces will work on battery back-up so you’ll stay toasty warm! Electronic ignition fireplaces save you the cost of running a pilot light 24/7, usually about $8 to $10 a month.