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Our existing fireplace gas starter pipe has burnt thru and broken off. It is 1/2" pipe. I tried black pipe from HD but it lasted less than one season. So my question is. Do I remove the panel on the side of the gas feed and replace the whole pipe if acce
Posted by Elite Deals - Chris M. on 24 October 2013 03:47 PM
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Our Answer: Due to the heavy scaling on the gas starter pipe, I would recommend disconnecting the feed from the gas starter and replacing the whole assembly. Threading an older pipe will usually cause it to crack. It would be necessary to use a replacement pipe, such as the item this question was placed under. This piping uses heat treated iron to keep it from deteriorating. In Response to Question: Our existing fireplace gas starter pipe has burnt thru and broken off. It is 1/2" pipe. I tried black pipe from HD but it lasted less than one season. So my question is. Do I remove the panel on the side of the gas feed and replace the whole pipe if accessible or can I thread the existing end and add to it? Also what kind of material does the pipe need to be so it will sustain high temps? From Page: CPF-47100 Manufacturer's Product Number: 47100 Our SKU: 47100 Page ID: cpf-47100 | |
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