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I have a gas fireplace and just replaced the thermal-coupler, but I'm still having a
I have a gas fireplace that I just replaced the thermal-coupler on. I'm still having the same problem that when it cycles on, it will be on a very low setting, go on for about 30seconds then go out again;pilot and all. Could the control knob be bad or possibley the thermostat? Or could it be the whole "sending unit"?
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