To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace not producing enough heat?
If your Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace isn't providing enough heat, ensure it's plugged directly into the wall, as power strips, surge protectors, and extension cords can limit its performance. Also, position the unit on an interior wall, away from drafty doors or windows.
How to fix Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace that does not turn on manually?
If your Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace isn't turning on manually, first check the circuit breakers and try a different outlet to ensure there's incoming power from the electrical wall socket. Then, manually press the main power button on the front of the unit. If the issue persists, the button or control panel circuit board may be defective, and you should contact customer service to replace the control panel PCBA.
Why Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace has no power?
If your Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace is not turning on, make sure it is plugged directly into a standard 120 volt outlet. If it still doesn't power on, the circuit board might have failed, requiring you to contact Customer Service for a replacement main PCBA.
What to do if heater is not turning on in Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace?
If your Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace heater isn’t turning on, try these steps: 1. Manually press the main power button on the front of the unit. 2. If that doesn't work, the heater function may be locked. Hold the POWER button for up to 10 seconds to activate it. 3. If neither of these steps works, the heater blower motor may be defective and needs replacement.
What to do if Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace heater doesn’t work?
If your Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace heater doesn't work, but the power and heater switches are on, and the thermostat is at the highest level, the thermal protector might have activated. Turn the stove off, unplug it from the wall for 5 minutes, then plug it back in and try again. Also, the HEATER function may be locked, so hold the POWER button for 10 seconds to activate it.
Why is my Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace blowing cold air?
If your Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace is blowing cool or cold air after the heater has been running, this is normal operation. The unit will continue to run for several minutes as part of a cool-down cycle before shutting down completely.
How to fix Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace when it does not turn on with remote?
If your Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace isn't turning on with the remote, make sure you're pointing the remote directly at the center of the unit. If that doesn't work, try installing a new battery in the remote, or replace the remote control if necessary.
Why is my Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace making noise when the heater is on?
If your Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace heater is making noise, gently vacuum the heater blower vents to remove any dust or debris. If the noise persists, the heater blower motor may be defective and require replacement.
Why are the flames not visible on my Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace?
If the flames in your Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace are not visible, the light bulb may have burnt out. Replace it with a 40-watt candelabra bulb.
What to do if flames are not moving in Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace?
If the flames in your Classic Flame Indoor Fireplace aren't moving, contact customer service for a replacement Flame Generator Drive Motor. Alternatively, unplug the stove, remove the back panel, and check if the Flame Generator/Spinner is correctly mounted to the Flame Generator Drive Motor.
Covers reading instructions, handling hot surfaces, unattended use, and unplugging.
Addresses cord damage, proper grounding, and avoiding extension cords.
Details environmental limits, flammable areas, and vent obstruction.
Locate serial number on the back and register warranty online.
Lists voltage, amperage, and maximum wattage of the appliance.
Lists the Phillips head screwdriver as the required tool.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the legs to the appliance base.
Specifies minimum clearance distances from the heater to combustible materials.
Instructions for cleaning the metal trim using specific cleaning agents.
Explains control panel location and remote transmitter usage.
Describes the indicator light behavior when the flame button is pressed.
Addresses problems related to the unit having no power.
Covers issues with manual or remote operation and flame movement.
Troubleshoots insufficient heat, unit blowing cool air, and noises.
Addresses warm power cords and safety concerns like placement on carpet.
Details warnings and notes regarding FCC/IC regulations.
Provides instructions and cautions for replacing batteries.
Outlines the manufacturer's warranty conditions and limitations.
Provides contact information and required details for customer support.
General| Model | CFI-950-4 |
|---|---|
| Type | Electric Fireplace |
| Style | Traditional |
| Heating Capacity | 400 sq. ft. |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Thermostat | Yes |
| Timer | Yes |
| Safety Features | Overheat Protection |
| Color | Black |
| Power Consumption | 1500 Watts |
| Material | Metal, Glass |
