To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are the flames low or won’t stay lit on my Member's Mark Indoor Furnishing?
If the flames are low or the fire won't stay lit in your Member's Mark Indoor Furnishing, it might be because the manual shutoff valve is not correctly installed or open between the LP tank and the appliance. To resolve this, close both the LP tank and manual shutoff valves, then open the LP tank valve first, followed by the manual shutoff valve.
How to fix a Member's Mark FRM16024ZST fire that won’t light?
If the fire won’t light on your Member's Mark Indoor Furnishing, begin by checking the LP (propane) tank to ensure it's not empty, or check the Natural Gas valve at main. Also, inspect the burner orifice for any blockages and remove them to ensure proper gas flow.
What to do if Member's Mark FRM16024ZST Indoor Furnishing has blue flames?
If you observe blue flames on your Member's Mark Indoor Furnishing, it might be due to an improper air/fuel mixture related to the air shutter position. Try closing the air shutoff. For LP, leave it 1/4” open; for natural gas, leave it 1/16” open.
Why are the decorative beads cracking or splitting in my Member's Mark FRM16024ZST?
Cracking or splitting of decorative beads in your Member's Mark Indoor Furnishing may occur due to heat and/or abrupt temperature changes. This is a normal property of glass, so no action is required.
Covers adult supervision, vendor hardware usage, and connection checks for safe assembly.
Includes removing parts, preparing a work surface, identifying components, and cautions on power tools.
Details using soft cloths, vacuum crevice tools, and maintaining distance from heat sources.
Lists and identifies all table and chair components included in the package.
Lists all necessary hardware, including screws, bolts, nuts, washers, and battery.
Specifies the tools provided with the product, such as a wrench.
Detailed instructions from Step 1 to Step 17 for assembling the fire pit set.
Covers hot surfaces, supervision, outdoor use, carbon monoxide, fire/explosion risks, and California Prop 65.
Details placement, required tools, component inspection, and warranty voidance conditions.
Provides precautions for handling sharp glass media, including pouring and initial ignition.
Covers cleaning, no cooking, water caution, storage, supervision, unattended operation, and fuel.
Details fuel compatibility, required gas pressures, and connection notes for optimal performance.
Covers local codes, qualified installers, and procedures for checking gas connections for leaks.
Includes propane unit handling, unattended operation, flammable materials, servicing, and inspections.
Details mixing soap solution, applying it to connections, and identifying leaks.
Covers preparation, connecting tank, igniting, adjusting flame, and troubleshooting ignition.
Covers closing gas valves and safely disconnecting the LP gas tank.
Addresses common issues like no light, low flames, blue flames, noise, and bead cracking.
Covers burner inspection, ignition checks, gas hose checks, and pre-storage maintenance.
Provides guidance on storing components, choosing a location, and using protective covers.
Lists key technical specifications, including the Fire Pit BTU output.
Outlines the warranty period, contact information for support, and distribution details.
General| Brand | Member's Mark |
|---|---|
| Model | FRM16024ZST |
| Category | Indoor Furnishing |
| Language | English |
