Technical Specifications

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Operation
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Identifying the control panel
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Understanding the function indicator
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The control panel is located on the top
righ
t corner of the
fireplace/heater unit.
□ The control panel contains the display unit (1), function
indicator (2), timer function (3), heater control (4), flames
control (5), and main power (6).
□ The display unit (1) displays information about the flame level,
timer, and current temperature.
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The function indicator (2) has three square LEDs
–
red, green,
and blue. The red LED indicates that the Fahrenheit
temperature heating function is running, the green LED
indicates that the Celsius temperature heating function is
running, and the blue LED indicates that the timer function is
engaged.
□ To the bottom of the three LEDs, is the infrared receiver
module which communicates with the remote control to
control the heater.
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Using the timer function
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The timer button (3) allows you to set the amou
nt of time you want the fireplace/heater to run. The timer button (3) operates both the
flames and the heater function. If the heater is operating when the timer is set, then the heater is on the timer. If the flames are
operating, then the timer will control the flames. If both the heater and flames are operating with the timer set, then the timer controls
both the flames and the heater. Pressing the button in sequence will set the timer for a set interval. This interval period is shown in the
display (1), in blue. The set intervals are displayed in this table. The timer interval is set from the time the interval is selected. There is
no clock function for turning the heater or flames on or off at a specific time.
Button Press
Timer Interval
Display
1st pr
ess
30 Minutes
30
2nd press
1 Hour
1h
3rd press
2 Hours
2h
4th press
3 Hours
3h
5th press
4 Hours
4h
6th press
5 Hours
5h
7th press
6 Hours
6h
8th press
OFF
None
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