Pilot Assembly 25660 Natural Gas

Perfect replacement for my heatilator - easy to install and I didn't need to hire a tech to come and help. It's really "plug and play." Assuming you have power to your blower then your control module should be just fine and the pilot assembly just needs to be replaced. It's a simple set up - gas line, control module, and pilot. Don't waste your money on hiring outside help or paying up to ~6K (which I was quoted from several dealer installers) on getting your unit replaced. Just be super safe with your gas lines - i kept it ~1/4 turned on to get the pilot lit (you have to turn the pilot knob to "pilot" and push in and hit the "spark" button up to 15 times consecutively - sounds hard but super easy). Cleaning the glass and repainting the frame took way more time vs replacing this. It took about an hour or so to do.

Buyer beware. I ordered and installed this unit. They actually sent me one for LP. I couldn't figure out why my fireplace wouldn't stay lit when I put the front glass back on. After many many hours of trouble shooting I called a professional. They identified the problem almost immediately. They sent me a Pilot assembly with an LP orifice instead of natural gas.Other than that headache the unit works great. Just verify that you get the correct one. The technician that came to the house said that the red mark usually means LP. The blue mark (as seen in the picture) is for Natural gas.

Was exactly what I needed to get my fireplace back up and running. It was easy to install, and I saved at least $150 by doing it myself.