To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does gas odor exists even when control knob is in OFF position in Procom FBD28T Indoor Fireplace?
If you smell gas when the control knob is in the OFF position on your Procom Indoor Fireplace, it's likely due to a gas leak. You should locate and correct all leaks.
Why do I smell gas when Procom FBD28T Indoor Fireplace is off?
If you smell gas even when your Procom Indoor Fireplace control knob is in the OFF position, it indicates a gas leak. You should locate and correct all leaks.
What to do if my Procom Indoor Fireplace shuts off while in use?
If your Procom Indoor Fireplace heater shuts off during use, with the ODS operating, try opening a window or door for ventilation. If that doesn't work, contact your local gas supplier or clean the ODS/pilot.
Why is the flame high and yellow on my Procom FBD28T?
If you see a high yellow flame during burner combustion in your Procom Indoor Fireplace, check the burner for dirt and debris and clean it if necessary. If the problem persists, replace the gas regulator or contact your gas supplier.
Why does the pilot light go out when I release the control knob on my Procom FBD28T?
If the ODS/pilot lights, but the flame goes out when you release the control knob on your Procom Indoor Fireplace, make sure the control knob is fully pressed in and continue holding it for 30 seconds after the pilot lights. Also, ensure the equipment shutoff valve is fully open and that the connections are snug. If the issue continues, replace the thermocouple.
Why is there a gas odor during combustion in my Procom FBD28T?
If you notice a gas odor during combustion in your Procom Indoor Fireplace, there might be foreign matter between the control valve and burner; disassemble the gas tubing to remove any obstructions. Additionally, there could be a gas leak. You should locate and correct all leaks.
What to do if burner(s) does not light after ODS/pilot is lit in Procom FBD28T?
If your Procom Indoor Fireplace burner(s) does not light after the ODS/pilot is lit, it could be due to a clogged burner orifice. Try cleaning the burner orifice or replacing it. Also, the burner orifice diameter might be too small, in which case you should replace it. Finally, the inlet gas pressure could be too low, so you should contact your local gas supplier.
Why does the flame go out when I release the control knob on my Procom Indoor Fireplace?
If the ODS/pilot lights but the flame goes out when you release the control knob on your Procom Indoor Fireplace, ensure the control knob is fully pressed in and held for at least 30 seconds after the pilot lights. Also, make sure the equipment shutoff valve is fully open. Check the thermocouple connection at the control valve and hand tighten it until snug, then tighten it an additional 1/4 turn. If the pilot flame isn't touching the thermocouple, contact your local gas company, or clean/replace the ODS/pilot assembly. If the thermocouple is damaged, replace it.
Why is there condensation on my windows when using Procom FBD28T?
If you notice moisture or condensation on the windows when using your Procom Indoor Fireplace, refer to the air for combustion and ventilation requirements.
Why is my Procom FBD28T Indoor Fireplace making a whistling noise?
If your Procom Indoor Fireplace produces a whistling noise when the burner is lit, turn the control knob to the low position and let it warm up for a minute. Operate the burner until air is removed from the line, and have the gas line checked by your local propane/LP gas company. Ensure you observe minimum installation clearances and clean the burner.
General| Brand | Procom |
|---|---|
| Model | FBD28T |
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
Instructions on what to do if you smell gas, emphasizing immediate action and avoiding ignition sources.
Crucial warnings about fire, explosion, carbon monoxide, and proper operation to prevent injury or death.
Details the risks of carbon monoxide poisoning, its symptoms, and specific groups at higher risk.
Highlights the necessity of adequate fresh air for proper combustion and ventilation in modern, energy-efficient homes.
Specifies minimum clearances to combustible materials for safe installation and operation.
Visual diagrams and measurements for maintaining safe clearances from surrounding combustible materials.
Essential warnings and precautions for qualified technicians connecting the heater to gas lines.
Instructions for safely checking all gas piping and connections for leaks using detection fluid.
Crucial safety steps and warnings to follow before attempting to light the pilot, including gas detection.
Step-by-step guide for safely lighting the pilot and main burner, including precautions and checks.
Guides on inspecting pilot and burner flame patterns for correct operation and potential issues like soot.
Identifies causes and solutions for when the ignitor button is pressed but no spark occurs at the ODS/pilot.
Addresses issues where a spark is present but the pilot flame does not ignite or stay lit.
Solutions for when the pilot flame goes out after the control knob is released.
Troubleshooting steps for burners not lighting, delayed ignition, backfiring, and high yellow flames.
Troubleshooting for the heater shutting off due to ODS operation or persistent gas odors.
