Patio Comfort Parts

Fix Number

FIX12050888

Manufacturer Part Number

1031-11

It is a genuine item that is supplied directly from the original equipment manufacturer for use with Patio Comfort outdoor patio heaters. This is the replacement control knob with allows a user to adjust the heating setting. It is a high-quality component which is made of durable plastic and it is sold individually.

Fix Number

FIX10435462

Manufacturer Part Number

1017

Fix Number

FIX10435450

Manufacturer Part Number

1005

This is an authentic Patio Comfort replacement part, sourced from the original manufacturer for use with patio heaters. The hex head bolt is commonly used to secure the faceplate to the emitter grid assembly. This special bolt is available as an individual replacement part, please see illustrated diagram for associative parts.

Fix Number

FIX10435495

Manufacturer Part Number

1116

Fix Number

FIX10435458

Manufacturer Part Number

1013

Fix Number

FIX10435449

Manufacturer Part Number

1004

Fix Number

FIX10435452

Manufacturer Part Number

1007

Fix Number

FIX10435464

Manufacturer Part Number

1019

This is a genuine Patio Comfort replacement part. This pilot assembly is commonly used in heaters. The main function of the pilot assembly is to light the fuel air mixture in the combustion chamber of your heater. If your pilot assembly is not working your pilot will not light, and your heater will not operate. This is why it is important to regularly inspect and clean your pilot assembly You will need basic hand tools to install this replacement part.

Fix Number

FIX10435509

Manufacturer Part Number

4112

Fix Number

FIX10435479

Manufacturer Part Number

1033

This is an authentic Patio Comfort replacement part. Piezo igniters are commonly used in heaters. This ignitor uses high pressure to create an electrical charge. There is a little spring loaded hammer inside this switch, when you press the button it hit a piece of quartz crystal. This contact creates a high voltage and through electrical discharge it lights the fuel inside your heater. This igniter produces a spark every time you press the button. Over time the ignitor will wear down, if your heater will not start up you might find that this ignitor is no longer producing a spark, at which point it will need to be replaced. You will need basic hand tools to install this part.