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If your CabanaCoast Outdoor Fireplace won't light, start by checking the propane (LP) tank to ensure it's not empty, or verify that the natural gas main is turned on. Additionally, inspect the burner orifice for any blockages and remove them.
What to do if Piezoelectric Igniter of CabanaCoast Outdoor Fireplace clicks but no spark?
If the Piezoelectric Igniter of your CabanaCoast Outdoor Fireplace clicks but produces no visible spark, it might be improperly grounded. Check all wire connections. Ensure the tip of the Piezoelectric Igniter is within ¼” of the grounding probe; gently bend the igniter tip or grounding probe to reduce the gap.
Why does my CabanaCoast Outdoor Fireplace have blue flames?
For CabanaCoast Outdoor Fireplace with blue flames, close the air shutter. If you're using LP, leave it ¼” open; for natural gas, leave it 1/16” open. This issue is often due to an improper air/fuel mixture related to the air shutter position.
Why won't my CabanaCoast CB-20 Outdoor Fireplace light?
There are a couple of reasons why your CabanaCoast Outdoor Fireplace might not be lighting. First, check that your LP (propane) tank isn't empty or that your natural gas valve is turned on. Secondly, the burner orifice might be blocked. Inspect it and remove any blockage.
What to do if CabanaCoast CB-20 Outdoor Fireplace sparker clicks but doesn't spark?
If your CabanaCoast Outdoor Fireplace sparker clicks but produces no visible spark, it could be due to several reasons: * The sparker may be improperly grounded. * The igniter tip may be too far from the grounding probe; ensure the tip of the sparker is within 1/4” of the grounding probe. Gently bend the igniter tip or grounding probe by hand to reduce the gap.
Why does my CabanaCoast CB-20 Outdoor Fireplace have low flames or won’t stay lit?
The issue of low flames or the fire not staying lit in your CabanaCoast Outdoor Fireplace could be due to the manual shutoff valve (ON/OFF control knob). Ensure that the LP tank and manual shutoff valves are closed. Open the LP tank valve first, and THEN the manual shutoff valve.
How to fix blue flames on a CabanaCoast CB-20 Outdoor Fireplace?
Blue flames on your CabanaCoast Outdoor Fireplace indicate an improper air/fuel mixture. Adjust the air shutter position to correct this. For LP, leave it 1/4” open, and for natural gas, leave it 1/16” open.
Read, understand and follow these instructions for safe installation and operation.
HOT! DO NOT TOUCH. SEVERE BURNS MAY RESULT. CLOTHING MAY CATCH FIRE.
Covers outdoor use, keeping burner clean, and installation risks.
Section to record appliance model, serial number, and purchase details.
Details on where to find and understand the rating plate specifications.
Crucial warning about using the appliance in enclosed spaces.
Details on CSA Group certification and standards for outdoor gas fireplaces.
Input BTU specifications for different models and orifice sizes.
Determining installation location, gas supply piping, and framing details.
List of tools and supplies needed for installation.
Checking components for damage before installation.
Warnings on asphyxiation, handling sharp edges, and fuel type.
Diagram and requirements for maintaining safe distances from flammable materials.
Specifications for ventilating, accessing, and clearing LP gas cylinder enclosures.
Steps for checking and assembling the burner unit.
How to spread decorative glass over the burner area.
Special instructions for setting up LP gas models.
Requirement to use glass or other substrate in the burner.
Explains self-grounding (Style A) and externally grounded (Style B) igniters.
Details on fuel compatibility and required gas pressure settings.
Precautions for checking gas connections and preventing leaks.
Specifications for LP gas cylinders, regulators, and hose assemblies.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the propane hose and fittings.
Steps for attaching the flex hose and connecting to the natural gas supply.
Procedure for setting the air shutter to a closed position for natural gas.
Detailed steps for installing the control knob and gas valve.
How to turn the gas valve on to light and off to extinguish.
Crucial steps before lighting, including gas smell checks and precautions.
Step-by-step guide for igniting the burner and turning it off.
Using noncombustible items to decorate the burner.
Warnings about keeping combustible items away from the hot appliance.
Troubleshooting for no light, low flames, and blue flames.
Addressing metallic noise and igniter clicking sounds.
Key checks recommended by a qualified technician.
Specific maintenance steps for the burner assembly, ignition, and gas hose.
Part numbers and descriptions for ordering replacement components.
Information on warranty coverage, limitations, and how to obtain service.
This document is the user manual for the CabanaCoast® Fire Natural Gas Installation, which includes a conversion kit. It covers models CB-20, CB-1224, CB-1242, and CB-2424. The manual emphasizes safe installation and operation, providing detailed instructions for setup, use, and maintenance of these decorative outdoor gas fire pits.
The CabanaCoast® Fire Pit is a decorative outdoor gas appliance designed to provide ambiance and warmth in outdoor settings such as patios or decks. It is intended for outdoor use only and must not be used for cooking or in enclosed spaces. The appliance operates on either natural gas (NG) or liquid propane (LP) and requires proper installation and connection to a gas supply. It features a burner assembly that ignites decorative fire glass to produce flames. The unit is designed for safety and reliability, with specific instructions for gas connections, igniter installation, and operation.
General| Brand | CabanaCoast |
|---|---|
| Model | CB-20 |
| Category | Outdoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
