[CarlsbadBill]

I have a 15 year old Lennox gas fireplace that needs a couple of parts that I cannot find even with Internet searches. It has a 24 v electronic controller and a 24 v wall switch; the gas flows but the unit does not automatically light. A tech manually lit the flame and the unit worked OK manually. He then removed a flame sensor and another similar part, both with ceramic bases that have broken. He took the parts with him and I have no part numbers. The fireplace is model EBSTNE, serial 6301F 01970. I know that Lennox closed down that business... was it acquired by someone else? Are there furnace parts that might solve my problem? If I cannot locate the parts, can I operate it manually like I do a wood-burning fireplace with a gas insert? (turn on gas manually, ignite manually, then turn off gas to shut down?) I have all the original documentation with wiring diagram but no part numbers. It has a "pilot burner ignitor-sensor assembly" where the 2 parts were removed. I think the 24 v "electronic ignition control board" is made by Johnson Controls.

[ma0641]

If it was manually lit by the tech, do it that way. The gas valve is still functioning.

[CarlsbadBill]

Unfortunately the tech took the parts with him so the part that tells the control module that a flame is burning is now missing; I'm guessing the control module would shut off the gas flow as a result. What's your opinion on that? Do you think the flame sensor might be available for a gas furnace that has a 24 v control module?

Thanks for your response!