To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Continental Fireplaces B36NTR pilot sparks but gas won't light?
If the pilot sparks but the gas supply won't light on your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace, consider the following: * **Gas Supply**: Make sure the incoming gas line ball valve is open. * **Propane Tank**: If you are using propane, ensure the tank is full. * **Air Shutter**: Ensure the air shutter opening is free of lint or other obstructions.
Why does my Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace continue to spark and pilot lights, but the main burner won't light?
If your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace continues to spark, and the pilot lights, but the main burner does not ignite, consider these potential issues: * **Sensor Rod Connections**: Verify all connections to the sensor rod for shorts or looseness. * **Flame Rectification**: Ensure the flame is engulfing the sensor rod. The sensor rod may need cleaning. * **Wire Harness**: Verify that the wire harness is firmly connected to the module. * **Sensor Rod Cleaning**: Clean the sensor rod with a fine emery cloth or synthetic scrub pad to remove any contamination.
What to check if Continental Fireplaces B36NTR Indoor Fireplace pilot lights but burner won't turn on?
If the pilot light is on but the burner won't turn on in your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace, check the following: * **Wiring/Connections**: Inspect all wires to ensure good tight connections. * **Wiring Harness**: Inspect the wiring harness and verify it is tightly connected to the module.
How to reduce aggressive flames in Continental Fireplaces B36NTR?
If the flames in your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace are very aggressive, consider the following: * **Door Seal**: Ensure the door is not ajar; tighten door clamps if applicable. * **Venting Action**: If the venting action is too great, restrict the vent exit with a restrictor plate.
What to do if I smell exhaust fumes and get headaches from my Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace?
If you smell exhaust fumes and experience headaches when using your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace, here's what to check: * **Seals**: Check all seals on the appliance to ensure they are intact. * **Exhaust Re-entry**: Determine if exhaust is re-entering the room through an open door or window.
Why is the main burner flame on my Continental Fireplaces B36NTR Indoor Fireplace blue, lazy, and transparent?
If the main burner flame on your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace is blue, lazy, and transparent, consider the following: * **Vent Blockage**: Check for any blockage in the vent and remove it. * **Venting System**: Check venting system parameters (seal, length, rise, etc.) to ensure it is not compromised.
What causes white/grey film on my Continental Fireplaces B36NTR Indoor Fireplace?
A white or grey film forming on your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace is likely due to sulphur from the fuel being deposited on the glass, logs, or combustion chamber surfaces. Clean the glass.
Why does the main burner and pilot go out on my Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace?
If the main burner and pilot light go out on your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace, vent recirculation may be the cause. Check joint seals and the installation.
General| Model | B36NTR |
|---|---|
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| Vent Type | Direct Vent |
| Ignition Type | Electronic Ignition |
General safety precautions and warnings for installation and operation.
Key installation clearances and framing requirements.
Information found on the appliance's rating plate.
Critical safety warnings and precautions for operating the appliance.
Guidelines for installation compliance with local and national codes.
Performance data, efficiencies, and model designations.
Maintaining vent pipe clearances and selecting components.
Required rise per foot for horizontal vent runs.
Diagram and specifications for top venting installations.
Installation details for periscope and corner vent terminations.
Formulas for calculating acceptable vent configurations.
Formulas for calculating acceptable vent configurations for rear exit.
Formulas for acceptable vent configurations for top/rear vertical exits.
Instructions for installing the rear exit shield.
Guidelines for protecting walls and ceilings during installation.
Steps for installing the air terminal horizontally with flexible vents.
Emergency procedures if gas odor is detected.
Emergency procedures for gas leaks.
Troubleshooting for pilot lighting, sparking, and ignition problems.
Causes and solutions for carbon deposits and flame anomalies.
Troubleshooting burner ignition, exhaust fumes, and film formation.
Addressing aggressive flames and venting issues.
Troubleshooting pilot flame, main burner ignition, and gas supply.
Addressing flame appearance and venting action issues.
Troubleshooting pilot lights and carbon deposits.
Troubleshooting exhaust fumes and remote control problems.
Terms and limitations of the product warranty.
