Monessen Fireplaces

Vent free propane fireplaces are available. The units operate at a high enough level of efficiency to put out only water vapor and carbon dioxide during operation.

This fireplace is offered on our site here.

I can indeed special order replacement logs for the KSCL set. What size is your set?

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Please allow me to check into availability of the needed gas train assembly. I will be in touch again soon with an update.

My apologies for the delay in getting back to you. After speaking to the manufacturer, they have advised that there is no longer a replacement gas train assembly available for your unit. I am very sorry for the inconvenience.

The TRW would be my recommendation for a wireless wall mount thermostat.

From your description, it seems that the ODS pilot assembly may be dirty or defective. I first recommend cleaning the pilot. With the log set cool, set the logs aside, keeping careful note of their positioning. You may want to take a photo for reference. Locate the pilot assembly and clean it with compressed air. Take your time and slowly move all around the assembly, blowing it out thoroughly. Any soot buildup can be removed by sanding with 400 grit or finer sand paper. Test the burner again before putting the logs back. If the unit still fails to burn for any length of time, the pilot most likely needs replacement.

The problem you are describing sounds like a defective thermopile or ODS pilot assembly. Often times, though, some simple maintenance can resolve this problem. The ODS pilot assembly is designed to shut down the unit if there is an absence of oxygen in the room. If the pilot assembly is clogged, it will not sense the proper amount of oxygen and disable the gas valve. To resolve this, a can of compressed air can be employed to thoroughly blow out the pilot supply line. Thereby, clearing the blockage and restoring the proper air supply to the pilot.

It would indeed be possible to install a ventless fireglass burner in place of the more traditional ceramic log set. Before we could make any recommendations, we would need to knwo if you are interested in manually controlling the burner or would you looking to control the unit by a remote? Also, would you need a natural gas or propane burner?

This unit used one of three door assemblies. The part numbers were as follows: GD42PBA - Polished Brass GD42BA - Black GD42SSA - Stainless Steel Unfortunately, all three assemblies have now been discontinued and the manufacturer has not released any replacement assemblies to take their place. I recommend checking with other Monessen dealers to see if one of the assemblies may still be on hand. The door tracks could then be refinished to a color of your choosing. I apologize that I do not offer any alternatives that could work for your needs.

The SC36 is an open-faced, inefficient woodburning fireplace with no listed BTU rating from the manufacturer. As such, we cannot offer a heating area approximation; we can tell you that any open-faced wood-burner is primarily intended for decorative purposes and will not provide reliable heating. The BK12 blower that can be installed inside the SC36 has a maximum CFM rating of 160.

Monessen, who purchased Majestic, still has many of the old Majestic part. Much of what you could need down the road may be available.

We have several options for your application. Do you want a traditional log set in the fireplace, or would you prefer a contemporary glass or stone kit? Approximately what size (width) do you need? We have linear see-through fireplaces up to 60" wide.