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LYNX EAVEMOUNT HEATER (LHEM48)
CARE & USE/INSTALLATION
MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR

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Questions and Answers

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    Tammy JarvisAug 14, 2025
    What to do if Lynx Patio Heater pilot igniter sparks, but the pilot burner does not ignite?
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      Lauren LeeAug 14, 2025
      If it's a new installation, the system may need time to purge air from the lines. If the igniter sparks for a minute without ignition, it'll enter 'safety lockout'. To reset, press 'OFF' then 'ON' on the wireless wall switch. Repeat this up to 3 times. If it still doesn't light, gas might not be reaching the pilot. Check if the gas line's ON-OFF valve is open (handle parallel to the line means it's on). If issues persist, the gas line needs purging. With the gas on, slightly loosen a connection near the heater until you hear or smell gas, then immediately tighten it. This should remove any remaining air.
  • R
    Richard WelchAug 17, 2025
    Why does my Lynx Patio Heater light, but the pilot and burner cycle on and off during Manual operation?
    • K
      kellybarryAug 17, 2025
      This can occur if the outside conditions are too windy for the Lynx Patio Heater to function correctly. Ensure the heater is located away from direct wind. This heater is designed to withstand wind gusts up to 15-20 MPH. In high wind, turn the heater off. If needed, you can adjust the pilot flame to a higher level.
  • W
    Walter CampbellAug 20, 2025
    What to do if Lynx Patio Heater remote control shows air temperature but will not turn on?
    • L
      Lisa NicholsAug 21, 2025
      If the remote control for your Lynx Patio Heater shows the air temperature but won't turn on, check the remote control display for a 'Low Battery' icon. If present, replace the batteries in the remote using (4) AAA batteries.
  • T
    Timothy MendozaAug 25, 2025
    What to do if my Lynx Patio Heater pilot igniter does not spark?
    • A
      Alicia MaddenAug 25, 2025
      First, press the 'ON' button on the wireless wall switch and check if the LED flashes red. If it does and you hear a spark, the issue might be with the touch screen remote control. Try replacing the batteries in the remote. If the pilot still doesn't spark, replace the batteries inside the heater itself. If you're using an AC power adapter, ensure the cord is properly connected to the heater.
  • L
    Lance MendezAug 27, 2025
    What to do if Lynx Patio Heater remote control shows full display, but will not activate the pilot ignition?
    • C
      christopherwilliamsAug 27, 2025
      First, check the remote control for a 'Low Battery' icon and replace the batteries with (4) AAA if needed. If the icon isn't lit, press the 'ON' button on the remote and listen for a faint 'beep' from the heater. If you hear the beep, the electronic system is working. If not, the heater batteries may be low; replace them with (4) AAA batteries. If there's still no beep, the remote/transmitter and receiver communication may need to be initialized.
  • M
    Michael WoodAug 31, 2025
    What to do if Lynx Patio Heater pilot igniter sparks, but the pilot burner does not ignite with the Remote Control function?
    • L
      Lori RomeroAug 31, 2025
      When using the thermostat on the remote, the heater's function depends on the air/room temperature (displayed in the upper right corner) and the thermostat 'SET' temperature (displayed in the upper left corner). If the 'SET' temperature is lower than the current air temperature, the heater won't turn on. To fix this, press the UP arrow to set the thermostat temperature higher than the air temperature.
  • S
    stanley03Sep 3, 2025
    What to do if my Lynx Patio Heater will light, but pilot and burner cycle on and off with the Remote Control function?
    • R
      Richard BaileySep 3, 2025
      If the 'SET' temperature on the remote's thermostat is too close to the actual air/room temperature, the Lynx Patio Heater might cycle on and off to maintain that exact temperature. Try setting the 'SET' temperature higher (more than 2 degrees) than the current air/room temperature. Alternatively, use the 'MANUAL ON' mode on the remote to manually set the heat level higher (levels 1-7).
  • S
    Sarah ParsonsSep 7, 2025
    What to do after heavy rain if Lynx Patio Heater fails to light but remote control and receiver appear to be operating normally and the Pilot is NOT sparking?
    • J
      Jay GonzalezSep 7, 2025
      If the Lynx Patio Heater has become saturated with water, you can manually light it following the instructions for manual lighting. Alternatively, a remote control function can speed up recovery. This function overrides the flame sensor in the pilot mechanism, allowing the pilot to spark without releasing gas, which helps dry out the pilot. To activate this, put the touch screen remote in MANUAL OFF mode. Press and hold the FLAME ZONE on the touch screen and the UP button simultaneously. The pilot will spark until you release the buttons. The remote will return to MANUAL OFF. Turn the remote to MANUAL ON and see if the pilot sparks on its own. If not, repeat the process until it functions normally.
  • A
    aprinceSep 10, 2025
    What to do after heavy rain if Lynx Patio Heater fails to light but remote control and receiver appear to be operating normally and the Pilot is sparking?
    • E
      evanpenningtonSep 10, 2025
      If the Lynx Patio Heater is saturated with water after heavy rain, the pilot burner, main burner, or both may be wet. You can manually light the pilot with a long match or lighter after removing the pilot cover. Slightly loosen the inside screw holding the pivot cover, rotate the cover to expose the lighting hole, and turn the remote to 'ON'. Apply a flame directly over the pilot head. If it doesn't light after 15 seconds, turn the power off for 5 minutes and try again. Once the pilot is lit, the main burner should light shortly after. If the burner is also wet, it will burn unevenly until dry, which is normal. If the pilot lights but the burner doesn't, the burner needs time to dry naturally. Consider the heater's installation and placement if this occurs.

Summary

SAFETY WARNINGS

General Safety Warnings

Discusses fire, burn hazards, installation risks, and proper use precautions.

SAFETY WARNINGS

Gas Leak and Flammable Storage Safety

Procedures for gas leaks and warnings about storing flammable liquids near the appliance.

California Proposition 65 Warning

Warning regarding substances known to cause cancer or reproductive harm.

SAFETY WARNINGS

Carbon Monoxide Hazard

Risk of CO poisoning in enclosed spaces and proper ventilation requirements.

Installation and Grounding Safety

Covers pressure testing, MA installation rules, and electrical grounding requirements.

PRODUCT FEATURES

Lynx Eave Mount Patio Heater Features

Lists key features like stainless steel construction, spark ignition, and remote control.

MOUNTING CONSIDERATIONS

Location Selection and Code Requirements

Guidance on choosing a functional location and adhering to installation codes.

PRE-INSTALLATION GUIDANCE

Pre-Installation Checks and Notes

Includes warnings about sprinklers, handling damaged shipments, and installation considerations.

CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS

Mounting Clearance Requirements

Specifies minimum clearances for straight and angled mounting to prevent fire hazards.

GAS CONNECTION INFORMATION

Gas Type, Pressure, and Connections

Details on identifying gas type, water column requirements, and connecting gas lines.

GAS CONNECTION INFORMATION

Gas Line Purging

Procedure to remove air from gas lines before operation.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION INFORMATION

Electrical Supply and Connections

Information on AC adaptor, GFI protection, and outdoor outlet requirements.

INSTALLATION

Mounting the Heater Unit

Instructions for securely mounting the heater, emphasizing weight and anchor support.

INSTALLATION

Eave Fascia Mounting Specifics

Special instructions for mounting the heater on an eave fascia.

INSTALLATION

Mounting Bracket Assembly

Detailed steps for assembling and installing the mounting brackets for the heater.

GAS CONNECTIONS

Making Gas Connections

Step-by-step guide for connecting the gas supply line to the heater.

GASCONNECTIONS

Gas Leak Detection and Repair

Procedures for checking for gas leaks and methods for fixing them safely.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Making Electrical Connections

Steps for connecting the AC adaptor, extension cords, and GFI protected outlets.

Wireless Wall Switch and Battery Installation

Instructions for mounting the wireless switch and installing its batteries.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Remote and Heater Battery Replacement

Guides for replacing batteries in the touch screen remote and the heater unit.

REMOTE CONTROL PROGRAMMING

Initializing the Remote Control System

Steps to pair the remote control transmitter with the heater's receiver.

REMOTE CONTROL PROGRAMMING

Basic and Manual Heater Operation

How to operate the heater using the wall switch and manual controls.

REMOTE CONTROL PROGRAMMING

Touch Screen Remote Operation and Settings

Details on using the touch screen remote, converting units, and setting time/day.

TOUCH SCREEN REMOTE CONTROL

Heater Modes of Operation

Explains MANUAL ON, MANUAL OFF, and THERMOSTAT ON modes via the remote.

TOUCH SCREEN REMOTE CONTROL

Remote Operation Modes and Heat Adjustment

Details on manual modes, adjusting heat levels, and thermostat operation.

TOUCH SCREEN REMOTE CONTROL

Temperature Limits and Thermostat Disable

Functionality for air temperature limits and how to disable the thermostat feature.

REMOTE CONTROL FEATURES

Special Remote Features

Covers continuous pilot, child lock, communication safety, and low battery indicator.

MAINTENANCE

Battery Replacement and Pilot Flame Adjustment

Guides for replacing batteries and adjusting the pilot flame for optimal performance.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Ignition and Cycling Issues

Addresses issues with pilot igniters, burner ignition, and cycling problems.

Remote Control Operation Issues

Diagnoses problems with remote not turning on, displaying temp, or activating pilot.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Post-Wet Ignition Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting ignition failures due to moisture and remote recovery methods.

CONTACTING LYNX

Customer Support and Company Information

Contact details for customer care, service, and information about the Lynx brand.

LYNX LIMITED WARRANTY

Warranty Terms and Exclusions

Details the five-year body, one-year components warranty and its limitations/exclusions.

LYNX EAVE MOUNTED EXPLODED DIAGRAM

Exploded View Parts Identification

Visual diagram of all heater components with corresponding part numbers.

LYNX EAVE MOUNTED HEATER PARTS LIST

Detailed Parts List Reference

A comprehensive list of all available parts with their respective part numbers.

Lynx LHEM48 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandLynx
ModelLHEM48
CategoryHeater
LanguageEnglish