Quadra-Fire, Heat N Glo & Heatilator Pilot Assembly NG (2090-012)

la piece fait tres bien et fonctionne

My fireplace suffered from slow starts, up to about 60 seconds on very cold mornings. An ammeter of the flame rod showed a delay in generating current to indicate the pilot was lit. This part was a perfect replacement , with materials quality almost identical to the original, in particular the rods, pilot port & base, pilot hose and connector. I could see no visible difference with my original part besides this one was cleaner and had black paint on the frame. Installation was trivial with only a 1/4’’ nut driver for the mount screw & a 11mm wrench for the pilot supply. Just be mindful of the silicone gasket , which needs to be carefully removed and replaced on the new connections. As a bonus, the spark igniter is much stronger. With the replacement part, the unit ignites within 1-2 seconds. The spark is more pronounced, and both rods turn a bright red as specified. The DIY approach saved me about $300

It works great. Installation was easy.

Easy to install and fireplace works like new

I have a Heat N Glo SL-750TR-IPI-E fireplace that is approximately 11 years old. Recently, the fireplace would be working for a period of time before it would flame out and go off. It would not start back until it cooled off, so based on what I read, decided to try changing the pilot assembly as this was considered the most likely culprit. This assembly is exactly the same as my original assembly, but make sure you check your manual and get the correct part number for your model. Replacing isn’t too difficult or time consuming, unless you have to remove the complete top section of the fireplace burner plate. I didn’t have a lot of room to work under to remove the line that regulates the gas for the ignitor, but I did manage after a few minutes of struggling to get it loosened and undone. To remove the old assembly, first, make sure you turn off the gas line and unplug the power plug from the transformer underneath the burner assembly. Remove the regulator from the gas valve, unscrew the assembly plate (which is one screw), unplug the two wires (one white/one orange) making sure you notate which wires go where in the control box. Pull the assembly through making sure you hang onto the rubber wire holder as this one does not come with that. Then just reassemble. Make sure you tighten the regulator into the valve, plug the wires back, screw the assembly plate together, make sure the wires are seeded into the rubber holder. Turn on the gas and plug in the power transformer. Make sure you test by powering on the fireplace and check for leaks. My fireplace started up with the nice crackle sound of the pilot and fired up with no issues. So far, the fireplace is working as it should. Hopefully this will fix my flame out issue. IF this lasts as long as the original, I will be happy. Unfortunately, this part only carries a 90-day warranty. 4 stars