Might need a cleaning, new part, or loose connection fixed. A tech should be able to figure out the problem without much trouble.
I have a GTI model 6000GDV fireplace where the pilot light goes out intermittently. How can I keep the pilot light from going out, or do I need to have a service person fix it?
Might need a cleaning, new part, or loose connection fixed. A tech should be able to figure out the problem without much trouble.
Spend the few bucks and have a tech look at it! It could be anything from a venting problem to a bad valve or a spider has moved in! You could take everything apart and clean it, but then it all has to go back correctly or you could get sooting, a gas leak or ??? and you won't know what to look for! PS-Call a fireplace tech not a HAVC guy that will just throw parts at it and cost you a bunch of money!
A unit that old needs professional service even if it is working fine.
Keep the fire inside the fireplace.
I also have a GTI Model 6000 GDV propane fireplace. After igniting pilot light and let it run for awhile, the control knob to put it on (counter clockwise) does not want to turn to the on position. This happens even if I leave pilot on for 20 minutes before trying. After many attempts, the knob finally turns to the on position. After turning to on position the fireplace works when hitting on/off switch. Now after running fine for about 25-30 minutes the flames go off and the pilot light stays on. After turning off/on switch off and waiting 15 minutes, the on/off switch will turn flames on again.
So after the above happened several times - the flames and pilot light will both stop after 25-30 minutes - but again after 15 minutes off, pilot light will ignite and and flames will come on with on/off switch.