how do you lower the flame on a pilot flame for a gas fireplace?

Thanks alot, I tried this and it worked. I used a toothpick to clean the hole out and a big piece of lint fell out the back side. I pushed the ignitor two or three times and bam it was lit. Thanks again, Frank in Mt. Holly, N.C.

I would suppose that what you are hearing is the metal contracting in size as the fireplace cools. I've never heard that described as a bang, though. There is a phenomena called extinction pop that can happen when a gas burner shuts off, but that wont happen more than once. You should probably ...

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The gas fire will need to be originally made for use with LPG as the jets are different sizes. Have a look on this website as they sell LPG gas fires

In your case an electric fireplace will definitely be a good choice. You don't have to worry about the smoke since they are smokeless and you can enjoy the warmth. You can consider Napoleon fireplace . It's environment friendly and easy to install.

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