To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the main burner on my Lennox Outdoor Fireplace turn on and then off?
If the main burner on your Lennox Outdoor Fireplace comes on and then goes off, it could be due to several reasons. Ensure the gas supply is turned on. Check all wire connections on the valve or ignition module for looseness. Also, verify that the flame sensor is properly engulfing the flame.
What causes the main burner to shut off but the pilot to stay lit on my Lennox ELITE E36ODGNE Outdoor Fireplace?
If your Lennox Outdoor Fireplace's main burner shuts off but the pilot remains lit, it may be due to a loose wire to the valve or the activation of the limit switch. Allow the unit to cool to below 220° F and then reset the limit switch.
How to fix a Lennox Outdoor Fireplace when the pilot doesn't spark?
If nothing happens when you turn on the ON/OFF switch of your Lennox Outdoor Fireplace and the pilot does not spark, start by replacing the batteries. Then, check the voltage on the batteries and confirm that all wire connections are secure. Inspect the igniter wire for any visible damage like cracked casing or cuts. Finally, examine the pilot assembly for a visibly broken spark electrode.
Why is there log soot on my Lennox ELITE E36ODGNE?
Log soot on your Lennox Outdoor Fireplace can be caused by flame impingement on the log or an improper air shutter opening. Check for proper log placement and proper air shutter openings.
General| Type | Outdoor Fireplace |
|---|---|
| Viewing Area | 36 inches |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| Ignition System | Electronic |
| Vent Type | Vent-Free |
| BTU Input | 65, 000 (NG) | 65, 000 (LP) |
Essential warnings regarding hot surfaces, supervision, and information adherence.
Steps to take if you smell gas, including extinguishing flames and contacting suppliers.
Lists the available models for the Elite Series outdoor gas fireplace.
Describes the ventless outdoor fireplace and its installation needs.
Recommendations for annual inspection, cleaning, and proper clearances.
Details gas orifice sizes based on elevation, referencing Table 1.
Specifies inlet, manifold pressures, and testing guidelines.
Informs about symptoms and immediate actions for CO poisoning.
Instructions on how to access the gas control compartment.
Guidance on using the variable gas control valve for flame adjustment.
Homeowner tasks for keeping the appliance clean and functional.
Steps for replacing the 'D' cell batteries for the ignition system.
Schedule for inspections, cleaning, and part replacement.
Procedure to locate and reset the limit switch.
Adjusting air shutters for optimal flame appearance and preventing sooting.
Instructions for positioning logs and lava rock for proper flame pattern.
Advice on operating the appliance in high wind conditions.
Procedure to verify the electronic ignition system is functioning correctly.
Description and availability of optional accessories like doors and covers.
Schematics for the electronic ignition system wiring.
Information regarding the limited twenty-year warranty coverage.
Fields to record fireplace model, serial number, and installation date.
Guidance on how to order necessary replacement parts.
Crucial safety information and what to do if gas is detected.
Step-by-step guide for lighting the electronic ignition system.
Instructions for safely turning off the appliance and gas supply.
Common symptoms, possible causes, and corrective actions for ignition problems.
Comprehensive list of part numbers and quantities for different models.
