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  1. John Goodell New Member

    joined: Nov 30, 2012
    2 posts
    The igniter works, but the local gas fireplace dealer says it needs a new gas valve since the valve is not responding to the signal to turn on the gas. The dealer says the valve is not avaliable and we'll have to replace the whole unit ($4000-5000). It seems like a replacement valve even if not the original could work. Does anyone know of a solution to this problem?
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  2. A1Stoves.com Feeling the Heat

    joined: Dec 19, 2011
    392 posts
    Northern CA
  3. DAKSY Super Moderator

    This a vented unit? TEMCO made a LOT of Un-vented products, including gas logs. My guess would be the ODS in the pilot body...To re-iterate what Dave said, we need the Valve make & model...
  4. John Goodell New Member

    joined: Nov 30, 2012
    2 posts
    The tag on the gas line shows Dormont Mfg Co. It shows two model #s, model #20 and model #1637N. Thanks.
  5. mygasfireplacerepair New Member

    joined: Oct 14, 2011
    26 posts
    Midwest
    Dormont is the company that makes the appliance flex connector for your gas line. The model should be written right on the underside of the main control valve itself. It's most likely a Honeywell valve, and Honeywell stopped making fireplace control valves a few years ago. That being said, you might be able to find one online on ebay or something but you would need the model number off the valve.
  6. sticks New Member

    joined: Jan 13, 2012
    49 posts
    Central IN
    Temco is known for their vent free but my guess would be B vent on this one. If you can post a picture we can probably at least figure out what brand of valve you have.

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