This part has been sourced from the original manufacturer for use with Napoleon fireplaces. It is an identical replacement for faulty or missing glowing embers that were included with a new unit. The embers are utilized to eliminate light. Make sure to refer to the owner's manual for your model to ensure the correct repair procedure. Keep in mind this high-quality item is sold individually.
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Napoleon
This part works with the following products:
Fireplace & Insert
Heating Stove
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Napoleon fireplace (natural gas, insert)
I had crescent wrenches (both standard and metric). Standard and Phillips head screwdrivers.
Removed front glass, logs and embers.
Unfastened back panel of fireplace so that it could be lifted to expose screws for bottom panel.
Removed screws for bottom panel and removed bot
... Read moretom panel. This exposed the pilot \'plate\' that holds the pilot, ignitor, thermocouple and thermopile.
Remove 2 screws that hold this plate to get access to the back of the plate so that the thermocouple and thermopile nuts can be loosened. One of the screws for this plate was stripped and it required a lot of time to get it out.
Fished string through the narrow hole that the copper tube and wires of these two thermo pieces needed to pass through to get to the regulator/control center of the fireplace. Pulled each one through the hole.
Attached new \'thermo\' pieces to the pilot \'plate\' and fastened it back down (this time with a replacement screw for the stripped one).
Attached the wires of the thermopile to the regulator (had to disconnect the wires for the fan/thermostat? temporarily).
Attached the copper tube/wire for the thermocouple to the regulator (had a hard time with this because there was very little finger access to get the fitting at the end to thread into the fitting.
Replaced the bottom panel, lowered and fastened the back panel.
Set the logs back up and placed the glowing embers in front. (be careful with the logs, they are brittle).
Cleaned the glass and reinstalled it, turned gas on, pilot started, fireplace started.
Removed front face of fireplace.
Removed logs.
Removed side and back reflectors.
Removed bottom pan.
Removed old burner assembly.
Replaced in reverse order.
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