Regency Cascades I1500 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Tony EvansAug 4, 2025
What to do if my Regency Indoor Fireplace is plugging with creosote?
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  grantcarmenAug 4, 2025
  If your Regency Indoor Fireplace is experiencing plugging due to creosote, it's likely caused by burning wet or pitchy woods, or burning large loads of small diameter wood without proper light-off. To resolve this, use dried, seasoned wood. Ensure the combustor achieves light-off before closing the bypass damper. You might be able to burn off the soot or creosote by positioning the combustor partially open after establishing a hot fire.
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Christopher FordAug 8, 2025
Why is there fly-ash buildup in my Regency Indoor Fireplace?
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  Mark AyersAug 8, 2025
  If you notice fly-ash buildup in your Regency Indoor Fireplace, it could be due to the combustor not maintaining the correct light-off temperature or burning inappropriate materials. Brush the cold combustor with a soft brush or vacuum it lightly. Avoid burning cardboard, gift wrap, or garbage. Ensure you follow the correct light-off instructions and don't close the bypass too soon.
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Thomas ColemanAug 14, 2025
What to do if my Regency Indoor Fireplace has soot masking?
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  Deborah WatersAug 14, 2025
  If masking (soot) occurs in your Regency Indoor Fireplace, it's often because the combustor hasn't maintained light-off. Place the combustor in a partially open position after starting a hot fire to burn off soot. If you've been burning coal, the sulfur-based compounds may coat the catalyst. If this happens, switch back to burning wood and run the combustor at elevated temperatures for one hour.

Regency Cascades I1500 Specifications

General

Model	Cascades I1500
Heating Capacity	Up to 1, 500 sq. ft.
Venting	Direct Vent
Glass Type	Ceramic
Efficiency	Up to 70%
Firebox Material	Steel
Log Set Included	Yes
Blower Included	Optional
Fuel Type	Natural Gas, Propane