To Next PageTo Next PageWhy doesn't my Enviro retreat remote control work?
The remote control may not be working due to dead batteries in the remote. Refer to the remote control instructions for battery replacement. Alternatively, the on/off switch might be turned off, the gas control valve might be set to PILOT or OFF, or the pilot light may have gone out.
What to do if the pilot light won't stay lit on my Enviro retreat?
First, check the thermocouple connection at the rear of the valve and fully tighten if loose. Ensure the pilot flame fully impinges on the thermocouple; if the flame is too small, check the gas pressure, adjust the pilot rate screw, and inspect the pilot head for damage. Check the thermocouple voltage at the valve; it should be greater than 5 mV. Replace the thermocouple if the voltage is low. It's also possible there's air in the gas line. In that case, bleed the line and check the gas line pressure.
Why won't the burners stay lit on my Enviro Indoor Fireplace?
The burners may not remain lit due to a problem with the thermopile circuit. Check the gas line pressure and ensure the flame impinges on the thermopile. If the flame is low, refer to the instructions for when the pilot light will not remain lit. Verify the thermopile produces a minimum of 300 mV when the burner is switched on, and check the wiring to the thermostat for any breaks.
How to fix dirty or sooting flames on my Enviro retreat Indoor Fireplace?
Dirty or sooting flames can be caused by flame impingement. Check the log positioning. Try increasing the primary air by opening the venturi shutter and/or opening the vent restrictor. You can also refer to the section addressing burners that will not remain lit.
What to do if the spark won't light the pilot on my Enviro retreat Indoor Fireplace?
If the spark won't light the pilot, check the connections to the ignitor. If the connections are good but there is still no spark, replace the ignitor. Also, inspect the spark electrode for broken ceramic insulation; replace the electrode if it's broken. Finally, if the spark is not arcing from the electrode to the pilot, loosen the screws on the pilot base, adjust, and then tighten them.
General| Power Source | 120V AC |
|---|---|
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Timer | Yes |
| Thermostat | Yes |
| Safety Features | Overheat Protection |
| Dimensions | 36" W x 12" D |
General safety guidelines and operational precautions for the fireplace.
Specific safety advice concerning operation, maintenance, and potential hazards.
Identifies the location of the appliance's rating label for compliance and information.
Describes various ways the fireplace can be installed, including location and venting.
Provides detailed measurements and diagrams for the fireplace unit.
Critical steps to take immediately if a gas leak is detected to prevent fire or explosion.
Step-by-step guide for safely lighting the pilot light of the fireplace.
Procedures for igniting the main burner after the pilot light is established.
Instructions on how to safely shut off the gas supply to the appliance.
Detailed steps for ensuring the pilot light is correctly lit and functioning.
Guidance on adjusting the air shutter for optimal flame appearance and combustion.
Information on controlling the fan speed and its operation.
Steps to light the main burner after the pilot is lit, including checking flame.
Procedures for turning off the burners and the entire fireplace unit.
How to use optional remote controls or wall thermostats for operation.
Description of expected sounds during normal operation and their causes.
Recommended annual procedures to ensure the fireplace system is clean and functional.
Instructions for cleaning the fireplace glass door, including precautions.
Steps for cleaning the interior of the firebox, logs, and burner area.
Guidance on how to safely replace the high-temperature ceramic glass.
Methods for cleaning the fireplace's exterior surfaces and finishes.
Detailed instructions on how to remove the glass door for cleaning or maintenance.
Procedures for converting the appliance to operate on a different type of gas fuel.
Overview of the installation section for qualified technicians.
Instructions for preparing and positioning the vent heat shield before installation.
Guidelines for locating the fireplace and constructing the appropriate framing.
Specific dimensions and considerations for installing the fireplace in a room corner.
Options and requirements for installing the fireplace at different heights or with hearths.
Details on using brackets to secure the fireplace to the framing and flooring.
How to apply various wall finishes around the fireplace unit.
Specifies required clearances when installing a mantel above the fireplace.
Rules and diagrams for the safe and proper termination of the venting system.
Specific instructions for installing the horizontal vent kit components.
General steps for installing the horizontal vent kit.
Lists compatible manufacturers and trade names for vent system components.
Comprehensive guide on vent pipe clearances and installation requirements.
Information on vent pipe layouts and adjusting the vent restrictor for performance.
Specific instructions and notes for terminating the vent horizontally.
Detailed steps and requirements for terminating the vent vertically through the roof.
Wiring diagram and instructions for connecting a thermostat to the fireplace.
Guidance on wiring the optional fan kit into the fireplace system.
Procedures for connecting the gas line and testing for leaks and pressure.
General overview and kit contents for installing the optional fan.
Steps for installing the fan kit via the front access of the fireplace.
Steps for installing the fan kit via the rear access of the fireplace.
Proper placement of logs, charcoal, and embers for realistic flame appearance.
Instructions for carefully installing the ceramic firebox liner.
Steps for attaching the decorative fascia or faceplate to the fireplace.
