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fireplace thermal coupler
My fireplace thermal coupler must have gone bad as the pilot light would no
longer stay lit. Can anyone tell me if it is easy to change the thermal coupler? Do I have to turn off the gas supply line before embarking on this? Will any thermal coupler do? Thanks in advance. -- remove NOSPAM for email address |
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