Natural Gas
Pilot Assembly, Sit Top Conver 10002387
OEM part for: Majestic
Part Number: 10002387
7 - 12 business days
Compatibility
This part will fit the following 22 machines
Majestic
This item works with the following types of products:
- Fireplace Parts
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Gas fireplace auto-ignition not working -- Replaced with Majestic pilot assembly SIT 10002387
Tool Type
Fireplace
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wrench Set, Liquid dish soap
Parts Used
1. Ensured power was off to the unit at the wall switch--probably should have shut of breaker for the living room.
2. The fireplace has 3 sections--a louver unit over the glass, the glass cover and louver section below the glass
3. All of them well need to be removed/accessed for this repair.
4. Open lower louver panel, just pull down on it, locate gas line and turn it off--usually 90 degrees to gas line
5.Removed glass cover to unit--to do this you remove metal louver over glass cover-just lift up on both sides, then unsnap hardware under the lower louver section which secures the glass cover--remove glass cover
6. Remove fireplace logs--take pix prior so u can put it back correctly
7. Remove front metal panel in front of gas burner unit--2 screws hold this in place
8. Pilot assembly is located on upper right side of the unit when looking from the front.
9. Three screws hold it in place, along with high temp silicon caulk. Make sure you notice the bracket arm (closest to the front of the assembly unit) securing the pilot assembly to the bracket goes UNDER, not on top when reinstalling it.
10. Remove screws and pry out old caulk
11. The pilot assembly SIT unit has a gas line connector with threaded hex nut, thermocouple wire and the electrode ignitor wire
12. After freeing the pilot assembly unit, trace the connecting wires/line to each component down under the lower louver section
13. Disconnect the two electrical connections (from wire connectors) and the gas line using a fitted open ended wrench. You might want to tag the wiring with tape to ensure you hook them back up to the right place. The black wire is usually the hot wire and will connect to a black box (ignition control unit) to the left under the gas burner unit. The connection is on the top and you will need a dental mirror to see it or just feel for it and remove the wire.
14. Remove the old SIT pilot assembly. Match this up with the new part to ensure you have the right part.
15. Insert the new assembly and tighten with the three screws removed earlier. NOTE, flange goes under NOT over the screw hole on pilot assembly.
16. Attach the two electrical wires to the their connectors. Just push together for tight fit.
17. Attach the gas line (metal like wiring) to the gas inlet with wrench. Use fingers to do this first to ensure it is threaded correctly and tighten with wrench. Be careful here not to tighten to much. I kept track of how tight it was to remove as my guide when reinstalling this brass hex nut.
18. Using liquid soap and q-tip spread soap over the connection. Turn gas line back on and look for any bubbles indicating escaping gas. Tighten till you do not observe any bubbles after a minute or so.
19. Using high temp silicon caulk (auto parts store has small tubes) fill the hole where the wiring goes through to the lower section part of the fireplace unit. Take 24 hours to cure. Make sure all screws are tight connecting the new pilot assembly.
20. Reinstall all parts removed earlier and place logs. Rehang front glass panel (may need to move it horizontally to get it to hang without binding). Install upper louver unit. Secure glass front with clamps inside lower louver.Close lower louver unit.
Flip the switch on the wall and check to see if the unit ignites. Should be within 5 seconds or so.
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