only fire 14431 Universal Spark Generator Replacement for Select Gas Grill Models by Broil-Mate, Charbroil, Kenmore and Others, 2 Male Outlet AA Battery Push Button Ignitor Igniter

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This is my second time buying this exact ignitor for different grills — both times it worked like a charm. It was easy to install (just needed a 7/8" hole) and connected quickly to standard burners. The spark is strong, and it lights up the BBQ on the first try every time. No battery included, so make sure to have a fresh AA on hand. For under $10, it’s a cheap fix that works just as well as the original part.

Needed a replacement ignitor for a ProComm / Feature Comforts propane ventless heater model MD300TBE (in owners manual also listed for MD100TBE and MD200TBE). Original ignitor part model number is DHLG-12 dated 2010, 1.5V DC. Yes, got money's worth out of this original part, over twelve years strong. Clicker stopped clicking from previous attempts to clean battery corrosion off. Looked up part at ProComm heater site and the current ignitor part number is PIMSC1-01 but out of stock. Took a chance on this one and it fits. Important to know is the hole to accept the ignitor on the heater has to be approximately 3/4 of an inch across to fit ignitor into hole. If hole is smaller, then may need to file down edge on heater a little to fit. This fit our propane heater fine with no adjustment. If you open the heater and the ignitor looks similar this should work. We bought the one plug model. The ignitor block has a flat square plug end embedded in the bottom corner. The thin wire on the heater is round looking, but it still fits on a blade end. The ignitor plug blade must be aligned with the seam in the wire plug. The existing wire on the unit looks like a round end but fits on a flat square blade. Did not think it would fit, but looked at original part blade and it is the same as new part, flat blade. Blade aligns with seam then slips on. Round wire end to square, works. For heater install. Took the screws off face of heater, unscrewed the old ignitor part, pulled off wire, positioned the new ignitor in heater hole, spun on the included plastic nut, dropped in a AAA battery, put the rubber cap on it and now clicks away like normal. This was a good price and with prime was delivered next day. Now if it lasts as long as the original then great. Just remember to take out the batteries when not in use for the season or occasionally check for leaky batteries. Hope those with a propane heater find this helpful since this is advertised mostly for bbq grills. It just basically clicks to make a spark to ignite the pilot light.

Perfect fit. Works great.

Purchased this to put on my fireplace for sunroom and so glad I did. Was easy to install and works great. Saved me money not having to pay a repairman.