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Gas log fireplaces are a nice alternative to traditional wood-burning fireplaces. Unlike other alternatives, such as chip-burning stoves, gas logs offer the look of natural wood. The logs fit in...
Gas water heaters can be fueled by natural gas or propane and require a pilot light for correct operation. The gas burner in the base of the water heater is thermostatically controlled and only...
A pilot light will be found on natural gas stoves, fireplaces, clothes dryers, water heaters and furnaces. When the gas is turned off, the pilot light will go out on all of these appliances. After...
Older Coleman gas furnaces feature a continuously burning pilot light that must be lit for the unit to operate. Utility providers and the gas heating industry recommend yearly inspections of such...
A thermocouple is a safety component used in gas appliances which automatically turns off the supply of gas if the pilot light extinguishes. The inability to light the pilot light is indicative of...
Most gas fireplaces are designed so that the pilot lights stays on all of the time. Many people make the decision to shut off the pilot when the fireplace is not in use because of environmental...
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