To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the flame blows out on my Origin 21 4083928?
If the flame on your Origin 21 Outdoor Fireplace keeps blowing out, especially in high or gusting winds, try increasing the flame to the 'high' setting. This may help stabilize the flame and prevent it from being extinguished by the wind.
Why won't the burner light with a match on my Origin 21 Outdoor Fireplace?
If the burner of your Origin 21 Outdoor Fireplace won’t light with a match, here are a couple of things to check: * Inspect the burner and guard for spider webs or insect nests. * If you find any obstructions, clear them away. * Also, if the burner ports are clogged, turn off all gas flow connections and use an opened paperclip (or similar item) to clear each of the burner ports.
How to stop my Origin 21 4083928 Outdoor Fireplace from emitting black smoke?
If your Origin 21 Outdoor Fireplace is emitting a lot of black smoke, it could be due to an obstruction of the flame at the burner ports. Check that all burner ports are free of any small lava rocks, pumice stones, or LavaGlass® pieces.
How to fix no gas flow on Origin 21 Outdoor Fireplace?
If there is no gas flow to your Origin 21 Outdoor Fireplace, ensure the gas cylinder isn't empty. Also, check that the regulator is securely connected to the tank and tighten the connection if needed.
What to do if there is no gas flow in my Origin 21 4083928?
If you're experiencing no gas flow with your Origin 21 Outdoor Fireplace, a simple check is to make sure your gas cylinder isn't empty. Replace it with a full cylinder if needed.
General| Brand | Origin 21 |
|---|---|
| Model | 4083928 |
| Category | Outdoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
Instructions to follow if you smell gas, including shutting off the appliance and evacuating.
Prohibits storing flammable vapors nearby, requires outdoor use, and professional installation.
Warns about odorless carbon monoxide and the danger of using in enclosed spaces.
States potential exposure to chemicals like Lead, known to cause cancer and birth defects.
Covers not cooking, not using other materials, avoiding water, and keeping combustibles away.
Emphasizes supervising children and being aware of hot surfaces to prevent burns.
Details on handling flame, extinguishing, not using solid fuels, and keeping clear of the burner.
Specifies using propane only, avoiding conversion, and keeping hoses away from heat.
Proper storage of empty cylinders and procedures for handling gas leaks from cylinders.
Warns about ignition hazards like unexpected flames and prohibits children from operating the unit.
Requires qualified personnel for installation, repair, and annual inspection for safe operation.
Notes to follow assembly steps, ensure gas valve is off, and use proper tools.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the fire pit, including attaching brackets and securing components.
Guidance on performing leak tests, lighting the firebowl, adjusting the flame, and extinguishing.
Procedures for maintaining the firebowl, including cleaning, storage, and using approved parts.
Common problems like burner not lighting or emitting smoke, with causes and solutions.
Details on warranty coverage for defects in material or workmanship, and contact information.
A list of available replacement parts with their corresponding part numbers and descriptions.
