To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if I smell exhaust fumes from my Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace?
If you smell exhaust fumes or experience headaches while using your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace, it could be spilling. Check all seals. Ensure exhaust isn't re-entering through an open door or window.
Why does the pilot light but stop sparking on my Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace?
If the pilot lights but stops sparking, or remains lit but the burner won't turn on in your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace, inspect all wires to ensure good, tight connections and that they are installed correctly. Inspect the wiring harness, ensuring it's tightly connected to the module and that all wires are in the right order.
Why is the main burner flame blue on my Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace?
If the main burner flame on your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace is a blue, lazy, transparent flame, there may be a blockage in the vent. Remove the blockage.
How to make the pilot flame larger on my Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace?
If the pilot flame is not large enough on your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace, turn up the pilot flame.
Why are the flames so aggressive on my Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace?
If the flames on your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace are very aggressive, check if the door is ajar and tighten the door clamps if applicable. If the venting action is too great, restrict the vent exit with a restrictor plate.
Why does the main burner go out but pilot stays on in my Continental Fireplaces CB36NTR?
If the main burner goes out but the pilot stays on in your Continental Fireplaces Indoor Fireplace, it could be due to the pilot flame not being large enough or not engulfing the thermopile. Turn up the pilot flame. Alternatively, the thermopile might be shorting; clean the thermopile connection to the valve and reconnect it.
General| Brand | Continental Fireplaces |
|---|---|
| Model | CB36NTR |
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
Explains the information found on the appliance's rating plate for compliance.
Specifies approved venting components and maximum/minimum length requirements.
Illustrates standard methods for top and rear vent installations.
Specifies required clearances for vent terminal locations in various scenarios.
Guides the user through vent configuration choices based on rise and run.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting up the rear vent exit.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting up the top vent exit.
Guides the installation for venting through an exterior wall.
Guides the installation for venting through a roof.
Details the procedures for connecting and installing the gas supply.
Provides exact dimensions for framing the appliance enclosure.
Specifies minimum clearances required for the appliance enclosure.
Specifies minimum clearances required for mantels above the appliance.
Details how to remove and install the safety barrier and glass door.
Outlines electrical connection and grounding requirements.
Illustrates the wiring for the CB36 electronic model.
Illustrates the wiring for the CX36-1 electronic model.
Details the recommended annual service and checks for the appliance.
