Why is the blower not on after turning on my Vermont Castings WDV600NTSC?
If the blower isn't running after you turn on your Vermont Castings Indoor Fireplace, it might be because the blower setting is off. Press the FAN key to select the fan speed you want.
How to adjust the blower delay setting on my Vermont Castings Indoor Fireplace?
To adjust the blower delay setting on your Vermont Castings Indoor Fireplace, press and hold the FAN key to set the desired ON/OFF delays in minutes.
What to do if my Vermont Castings WDV600NTSC appliance does not come on?
If your Vermont Castings Indoor Fireplace appliance isn't turning on, the transmitter might not be matched with the receiver. Ensure that the transmitter has learned to the receiver.
What to do if the Vermont Castings WDV600NTSC Indoor Fireplace transmitter measures temperature exceeding 99 degrees Fahrenheit?
If your Vermont Castings Indoor Fireplace transmitter shows 'HI' on the LCD and measures a temperature exceeding 99 degrees Fahrenheit, move the transmitter to a cooler location and wait for the temperature to drop below 99 degrees.
Why does the LCD display on my Vermont Castings WDV600NTSC transmitter show a battery icon?
If you see a battery icon on the LCD of your Vermont Castings Indoor Fireplace transmitter, it likely means the battery is low. Replace the batteries, doing so every 6 months. Also, check the battery installation or reset the transmitter.
Why is the LCD display blank on my Vermont Castings WDV600NTSC Indoor Fireplace?
If the LCD display on your Vermont Castings Indoor Fireplace is blank, the battery may be low. Replace the batteries every 6 months. You should also check the battery installation or reset the transmitter.
Why does the LCD display show funny characters on my Vermont Castings WDV600NTSC?
If the LCD display on your Vermont Castings Indoor Fireplace shows a 'funny' display, it likely indicates a low battery. Replace the batteries every 6 months. Also, check the battery installation or reset the transmitter.
Critical warnings about fire, explosion, and injury risks.
Procedures for detecting and responding to gas leaks.
Procedures for connecting gas lines and verifying pressure.
Essential safety steps before lighting or operating the fireplace.
Step-by-step instructions for lighting and turning off the fireplace.
Diagnosing and resolving common problems with the control system.
General| Heating Capacity | 60, 000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Weight | 400 lbs |
| BTU Input | 60, 000 BTU |
| Vent Type | Direct Vent |
| Log Material | Ceramic Fiber |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| Ignition Type | Electronic |
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