Firegear Outdoors · Parts & Accessories
Firegear Replacement Parts: Burners, Rings, Ignition Modules
Order Firegear parts through an authorized Firegear dealer with your model number (on the data plate) and serial. Common wear items — spark electrode, flame sensor, thermocouple, pilot assembly — ship from a Firegear distributor within a few days. Burners rarely need replacement; ignition components are the normal service items.
By Rob · Updated November 8, 2026
Editorial review · November 8, 2026
What you need
- Model + serial from the data plate
- Original purchase receipt (for warranty claims)
Step by step
Pull your data plate photo
Model + serial number are on the data plate. A phone photo is sufficient.
Call a Firegear-authorized dealer
Dealers have direct access to Firegear's parts catalog and can match your model to the right part number.
Verify part number matches your revision
Some parts change between revisions (REV. A, B, C, D on the manual). Confirm part matches your REV.
Common mistakes
- Ordering 'close enough' from a third party. Voids warranty and often doesn't work as a drop-in.
Hands-on tips
- Keep a spare parts kit with: 1 spark electrode, 1 flame sensor, 1 thermocouple, 1 pilot assembly. Covers 95% of common failures.
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