To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix low battery power in Heatmaster HM2-MIL Indoor Fireplace remote?
If your Heatmaster Indoor Fireplace remote has low battery power, the batteries are likely weak and need to be replaced.
What to do if Heatmaster HM2-MIL Indoor Fireplace module beeps constantly?
If your Heatmaster Indoor Fireplace module beeps constantly, it could be due to a system cycle off and back on within 30 seconds. To resolve this, cycle the system to off and wait 30 seconds before relighting. Another potential cause is a loose ground wire, so ensure that the ground wire is tight.
Why is there smoke and odor coming from my new Heatmaster HM2-MIL Indoor Fireplace?
The slight smoke or odor during the initial operation of your Heatmaster Indoor Fireplace is likely due to residues from manufacturing processes and logs curing. This issue should resolve itself after a few hours of use.
What does it mean when my Heatmaster Indoor Fireplace module beeps 4 times?
If the module of your Heatmaster Indoor Fireplace beeps 4 times every 2 seconds, it indicates that the module's internal temperature has exceeded 170 degrees. To fix this, cycle the system to off and allow the module to cool below 160 degrees.
What does it mean when Heatmaster Indoor Fireplace module beeps twice per second?
If your Heatmaster Indoor Fireplace module beeps twice per second, the pilot has likely been proven and then lost up to 3 times without being reset. The module will beep for 5 minutes. Place the switch in the off position once the beeping has stopped, then reset it to on.
Why is my Heatmaster Indoor Fireplace beeping once per second?
If the module of your Heatmaster Indoor Fireplace beeps once per second, it indicates that the pilot did not light within the trial period. To resolve this, cycle the on/off switch or remote to off, then reset to on.
General| Brand | Heatmaster |
|---|---|
| Model | HM2-MIL |
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
Required fireplace sizes and BTU outputs for different models.
Necessary provisions for adequate air supply for safe operation.
Formula to determine maximum heater rating in confined spaces.
Minimum clearances from heater to walls and ceiling.
Safe clearance distances for mantels, with and without hoods.
Illustration of an unsafe mantel installation and correction.
Notes on optional vented installation and requirements.
Steps for installing a damper stop for proper flue opening.
Instructions for cleaning to prevent issues like carbon monoxide.
Recommendation for annual inspection by a qualified technician.
Problems with igniter spark, no ignition, or gas odor when off.
Covers appliance shutting off and unwanted odors.
Pilot goes out after release, or burner won't light.
Addresses burner backfiring, initial odors, and whistling noise.
Troubleshooting steps for no gas supply to the pilot.
No function, delayed ignition, or pilot out before burner.
Burner not lighting, unwanted odors, or log set cycling.
No ignition after spark, low remote battery, or condensation.
Meanings of different audible alerts from the control module.
Essential safety precautions and gas smell checks before lighting.
Step-by-step instructions for lighting and turning off the appliance.
Detailed steps for lighting the pilot with piezo or match.
Using the control knob for ignition and heat adjustment.
Guidelines for positioning the unit in the fireplace for optimal airflow.
Requirements for gas piping, pressure, and correct flame appearance.
Important operational and maintenance points for homeowners.
Proper placement of lava granules around the burner.
Diagrams and part numbers for the 18-inch Regular Oak log set.
Diagrams and part numbers for the 24-inch Regular Oak log set.
Diagrams and part numbers for the 18-inch Split Oak log set.
Diagrams and part numbers for the 24-inch Split Oak log set.
Diagrams for log placement of the 18-inch Cape Fear Oak set.
Diagrams for log placement of the 24-inch Cape Fear Oak set.
Diagrams for log placement of the 30-inch Cape Fear Oak set.
Technical details for ODS pilot application and connection.
Procedures for periodic cleaning and annual inspection of ODS pilots.
Details warranty coverage, limitations, and exclusions.
