What to do if the LCD display shows 'funny' characters on my Monessen Hearth Indoor Fireplace remote?
If the LCD display on your Monessen Hearth Indoor Fireplace remote is showing unusual characters, it's likely due to a low battery. Reset the transmitter; refer to the 'Resetting the Transmitter' setting for instructions.
What to do if Monessen Hearth Gas Heater sparks but doesn't ignite?
If your Monessen Hearth Gas Heater is sparking but not igniting, it could be due to a few reasons. First, check if the gas supply is turned on or if the manual shutoff valve is open. Ensure the control knob is in the PILOT position and pressed in while in that position. If there's air in the gas lines from a recent installation, continue holding down the control knob and repeat the igniting operation until the air is removed. Also, the ODS/pilot might be clogged (in this case replace ODS/pilot assembly or get it serviced), or the gas regulator setting might not be correct, so check the incoming pressure and replace the gas regulator if needed.
How to stop gas odor from Monessen Hearth Gas Heater when it's off?
If you smell gas from your Monessen Hearth Gas Heater even when the control knob is in the OFF position, it's likely due to a gas leak or a defective control valve. You should locate and correct all leaks, or replace the control valve.
Why does my Monessen Hearth Gas Heater smell?
Your Monessen Hearth Gas Heater might be producing unwanted odors because it's burning vapors from paint, hair spray, glues, or other similar products. Another cause could be a gas leak or initial burn off. To address this, ventilate the room and stop using odor-causing products while the heater is running. If it is a gas leak, locate and correct all leaks. If it's due to initial burn off, ventilate the room and turn the unit on high until the odor is gone; it should dissipate after about six hours of continuous use.
How to fix no spark at pilot light on Monessen Hearth Gas Heater?
If there's no spark at the ODS/pilot when you press the ignitor button on your Monessen Hearth Gas Heater, the ignitor electrode might be positioned wrong or broken, in which case you should replace the ignitor. It could also be that the ignitor electrode is not connected to the ignitor cable, so reconnect it. The ignitor cable might be pinched or wet; free it if pinched or replace it if wet. Finally, the ignitor cable could be broken, or the piezo ignitor could be bad, so replace the ignitor cable or the piezo ignitor.
How to fix the battery icon on the LCD of my Monessen Hearth NB24 transmitter?
The battery icon on the LCD of your Monessen Hearth Indoor Fireplace transmitter indicates a low battery. Replace the batteries, and consider changing them every 6 months to prevent this issue.
What to do if my Monessen Hearth NB24 Indoor Fireplace does not come on?
If your Monessen Hearth Indoor Fireplace doesn't turn on, it might be due to a few reasons. First, ensure the transmitter is properly paired with the receiver. Second, if the transmitter's temperature reading exceeds 99°F and displays "HI" on the LCD, move the transmitter to a cooler location until the temperature decreases below 99°F. Lastly, confirm that the distance between the transmitter and receiver is less than 30 feet.
Why is the LCD display blank on my Monessen Hearth NB24 Indoor Fireplace remote?
A blank LCD display on your Monessen Hearth Indoor Fireplace remote usually indicates a low battery. Check the battery installation or simply replace the batteries.
Why does my Monessen Hearth Indoor Fireplace burner backfire?
If your Monessen Hearth Indoor Fireplace burner backfires during combustion, it could be due to the manifold pressure being too low, in which case you should contact your local gas company. Alternatively, the burner orifice might be clogged; clean the burner or replace the burner orifice.
Why is there no ignition on my Monessen Hearth Indoor Fireplace even though there's a spark?
If, when you press the ignitor button on your Monessen Hearth Indoor Fireplace, there's a spark at the ODS pilot but no ignition, check that the gas supply is turned on and the manual shutoff valve is open. Ensure the control knob is in the PILOT position and pressed in while in that position. If there's air in the gas lines from installation, continue holding down the control knob and repeat the igniting operation until the air is removed. If the ODS/pilot is clogged, replace the ODS/pilot assembly or get it serviced. Finally, verify that the gas regulator setting is correct by checking the incoming pressure and replacing the gas regulator if necessary.
General| Fuel Type | Natural Gas or Propane |
|---|---|
| Log Material | Ceramic Fiber |
| Burner Material | Stainless Steel |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
| Ignition Type | Electronic |
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