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8
Operation
NOTE: When the heat function is used for the rst time, a slight odor may be present. This is normal
and should not occur again unless the heater is not used for an extended period of time.
NOTE: This unit comes equipped with a safety aswitch on the back panel which disables
the heater (see gure 1). To enable the heater, ensure the switch is in the ON position.
USING THE CONTROL PANEL
1. Check that the heater outlet grill is not covered or obstructed in anyway, and make sure the power to the
unit is switched on.
2. The replace can be accessed in two ways: Using the touchpad control panel, or using the multifunction
remote control unit.
3. Press the appropriate button to operate your replace:
1. Main Power Button: This button supplies power to
all of the replace functions. It must be turned on
for the replace to work.
2. Heater Control Button: This button controls the
heater ON/OFF. When the temperature unit is
set as ‘F”or “C”, the temperature scope are as
follows:
“F” =Fahrenheit temperature 86°F, 84°F, 82°F, 80°F,
78°F, 76°F, 74°F, 72°F, 70°F, 68°F, 66°F, 64°F, 62°F.
“C” =Celsius temperature 30°C, 29°C, 28°C, 27°C,
26°C, 25°C, 24°C, 23°C, 22°C, 21.C, 20°C, 19°C,
18°C, 17°C.
3. Flame Control Button: This button controls the
brightness of the ame effect with settings at
High, Medium, and Low. When the log set is rst
turned on, the ame will come on at the highest
setting. The log set will remember the last ame
setting used and in later use the ame brightness
will start at that setting, unless power to the unit
has been interrupted. Each time the ame button
is pressed, the ame brightness decreases. The
only way to turn off the ame effect completely is
to turn off the main power button (1).
4. Timer Button: This button controls the ON/OFF
and 8-time setting from 1 H to 8 H. When the
Timer is rst turned on, it will come on at the
shortest time setting (1 H). Each time the Timer
button is pressed, the time increases 1 hour,
up to the longest setting (8 hours). Once the
set time expires, all replace functions will be
automatically turned off.
5. Fahrenheit/Celsius Display: This button displays F
(Fahrenheit) or C (Celsius) depending on how the
temperature mode is set. When the replace is
turned on, the Fahrenheit (F) temperature will be
displayed. To switch from Fahrenheit to Celsius, or
vise-versa, when the HEATER is ON, hold HEATER
CONTROL button for 10 seconds. The replace
will remember the last temperature mode
setting, and in later use, the display will start at
that setting, unless power to the unit has been
interrupted.
6. Temperature/Timer Display: This LED display
shows the set point for the temperature and
timer functions. When either of these functions
is activated, the display reects the set point
for ve seconds and then fades to black. Any
change in the set point of the temperature or
timer will reactivate the display, which again
fades after ve seconds.
7. Disabling the Heater Function: when the replace
is ON, press and hold the POWER button for 10
seconds. The logset will ash 6 times and the
HEATER function will be deactivated. The HEATER
button on the control panel as well as on the
remote control will also be disabled. To reactivate
the HEATER, press and hold the POWER button for
10 seconds. The logset will ash 6 times and the
HEATER function will be reactivated.
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IMPORTANT: Under normal operation, when power is interrupted from either an outage of from
unplugging unit from wall while still in operation, error code “EC” may appear on the LCD control
panel and the unit will cease operation. In order to reset, unplug the unit for 10 minutes, then plug
back in for normal operation in accordance with the Use and Care guide.
NOTE: After the replace has been operating, when the unit is turned off, the fan (not the heater) will continue
to run for about 1 minute to cool down the interior of the unit. During this time, you may feel cool air from the
blower outlet. This is normal and does not require any action. The fan will stop once the interior cools down.
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