To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my FireplaceXtrordinair 36DV-A/R main burners start?
The main burners might not start because the pilot light has gone out, the gas control valve is set to "PILOT" or "OFF", or the ON/OFF switch is set to "OFF". Ensure the pilot light is lit, the gas control valve is properly set, and the ON/OFF switch is in the "ON" position. Also, the remote control may not be working correctly, or the thermostat could be disconnected or set too low.
What to do if my FireplaceXtrordinair 36DV-A/R remote control does not work?
If the remote control isn't working, the pilot light may have gone out, the gas control valve might be on "PILOT" or "OFF", or the ON/OFF switch could be "OFF". Also, make sure you are using the remote closer to the fireplace. The remote control receiver may be turned off, or one of the remote control batteries may be dead. Ensure the pilot light is lit, the gas control valve is correctly set, and the ON/OFF switch is "ON".
How to fix a FireplaceXtrordinair 36DV-A/R Indoor Fireplace pilot that will not light?
If the pilot light won't light, check if a gas shut-off valve is turned off and ensure the gas control knob is turned to "PILOT". Also, verify that the valve control knob is pushed in and that the igniter is pressed repeatedly.
What to do if my FireplaceXtrordinair 36DV-A/R Indoor Fireplace will not distribute heat?
If the fireplace isn't distributing heat, the fireplace may not be getting electricity. Check the breaker switch. Also, the fireplace may not be up to temperature.
Why are the flames too blue on my FireplaceXtrordinair 36DV-A/R?
If the flames are too blue, this is normal if the fireplace has just been started. However, it may also be due to improper air shutter adjustment.
What causes a thin layer of soot to cover the glass on my FireplaceXtrordinair Indoor Fireplace?
A thin layer of soot might cover the glass because the logs or coals are placed incorrectly, or due to improper air shutter adjustment.
General| Model | 36DV-A/R |
|---|---|
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Type | Direct Vent |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas or Propane |
| Heating Area | Up to 1, 500 sq. ft. |
| Firebox Width | 36 inches |
| Log Set Material | Ceramic Fiber |
| Vent Type | Direct Vent |
| Ignition Type | Electronic Ignition |
| Efficiency | 78% |
Steps to take and precautions to follow if a gas leak is detected in the vicinity of the fireplace.
Covers initial steps, requirements, and packing list before commencing fireplace installation.
Specifies criteria for the level surface, location, and clearances around the fireplace unit.
Details minimum required distances from the fireplace to walls and combustible materials.
Outlines essential guidelines and clearances for installing the direct vent system.
Details acceptable vent layouts, including restrictor positions and elbow usage.
Specifies clearances and requirements for terminating the vent horizontally.
Details minimum height requirements for vertical vent terminations based on roof pitch.
Covers installation standards, pressure, and connection types for the gas supply line.
Steps for completing the installation, including faceplate, glass, and burner assembly.
Details on connecting the gas line, purging the system, and leak testing.
Step-by-step instructions for safely lighting the pilot flame.
Recommended annual maintenance tasks to ensure safe and proper operation.
Lists causes and steps to resolve issues with the pilot flame not igniting.
Troubleshooting steps for when the main burners fail to ignite after the pilot is lit.
Details the safety features designed to prevent gas buildup, focusing on the pilot and thermocouple.
