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Hearth & Home Technologies • LCOR-DV36IN, RCOR-DV36IN Owner’s Manual • 2486-981 Rev. D • 7/18
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Contact your dealer for additional information regarding operation and troubleshooting. Visit www.hearthnhome.com to
locate a dealer.
B. Frequently Asked Questions - IntelliFire™ Touch Controls (IFT-RC400) (Optional Remote)
Symptom Possible Cause Corrective Action
The appliance does not respond to
commands from the remote control
display does not light up when
screen is touched.
Batteries are depleted. Verify batteries are new.
Batteries are incorrectly
oriented.
Verify batteries are installed in correct orientation as shown on
batteries receptacle.
The display on remote lights up
when screen is touched but it does
not respond to commands.
Touchscreen has lost
calibration.
Touchscreen needs to be re-calibrated. Call dealer to have
screen re-calibrated.
Child Lock is ON.
Check child lock icon located at the top of the remote display. If
ON, it will show as a ‘locked’ symbol. To unlock, remove battery
compartment door, locate child lock switch and move to ‘un-
lock’ position. Verify child lock icon on screen is now displayed
in ‘unlock’ position.
The remote displays the following
message on-screen:
No dealer info available
Dealer information not
programmed into remote.
Remote will still provide all available functions, and appliance is
fully available for use. Call dealer to have them program.
The remote displays the following
message on-screen:
Call “Dealer Name & Number” to
schedule maintenance.
300 hours of use. Appliance is
still fully functional.
The appliance has been burning for 300 hours and is due for a
regular maintenance. Call dealer to have them perform main-
tenance.
The room temperature displayed
on the remote is either slow or
quick to respond while operating in
thermostat mode.
Remote is placed at a very
short distance or too far away
from the appliance.
Try to keep the remote close to the appliance but not directly
in front of it. The remote acts as the thermostat.
Remote is placed in the path
of an air draft or vent.
Move the remote away from the direct path of air ow. The
remote acts as the thermostat.
Flame Modulation
The control system is designed to automatically adjust the
ame intensity based on the difference between the desired
room temperature, and actual temperature. In thermostat
mode, the hearth appliance will start in HI ame, but as the
actual temperature approaches the desired set temperature
on the remote, the ame intensity will automatically decrease.
Automatic ame modulation will result in more control of the
temperature, but will cause the appliance to cycle OFF/ON
less.
The appliance turns OFF the ame
after extended periods of operation
9 hour safety shutdown timer
This is normal behavior. The appliance has a safety timer that
will automatically turn OFF the ame after nine hours of
uninterrupted operation.
The remote displays the following
message on-screen: Fan will turn
on within 3 minutes
Functioning as intended.
The appliance has a three minute delay timer before the fan is
turned ON. This allows the air surrounding the appliance to be
heated before being pushed into the room.
The remote displays the following
message on-screen:
“Replace remote batteries."
Low batteries in remote. Install new batteries in the remote.
The remote is displaying an
incorrect brand.
Remote was programmed
incorrectly.
Call dealer to have them program the remote with correct
branding. Remote is still fully functional and the appliance is
unaffected.
After turning ame ON using
remote, the ame does not turn
ON immediately and instead a two
minute timer is displayed.
Power vent is installed on the
appliance.
This is expected behavior and the two minute timer is called a
pre-purge timer. The ame will turn ON at the expiration of the
timer.
The remote displays the following
message on-screen:
“Remote Control Communication
Error.”
No power to appliance.
Verify home circuit breaker is on and master reset is on (if
equipped).
Power outage. Install new batteries in battery backup.
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