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TROUBLESHOOTING

 

 

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WARNING: 

Turn off the appliance, unplug and let cool for at least 10 minutes before attempting

 

 

to service.  Only a qualified professional should attempt to service or repair the appliance.

 

 
 

Problem 

Possible Cause 

Corrective Action

 

 

Flame  is  dim  or  not 

present 

1.  Flame not turned ON. 

2.  Dimmer  control  button  is  set  too 

low. 

3.   Light bulbs are burned out. 

 

4. 

“Flame  wand”  has  come  loose 

from bracket.

 

5. 

“Flame  wand”  motor  is  not 

functioning. 

1.   Push 

“FLAME ON/OFF” button 

2.  Push  button  E

“FLAME  HIGH”  to 

increase light. 

 

3.    Inspect  light  bulbs  and  replace  if 

necessary. 

(see 

Maintenance 

section of this manual) 

4.  Remove back panel.  Secure  end 

of 

“flame  wand”  back  into  the 

support bracket. 

5.  Call for Technical Service at  

1-866-328-4537 . 

The  appliance  turns  off 

and will not turn back on 

1.    The  overheat  protection  device  in 

the appliance has been triggered. 

 

2.    House  circuit  breaker  has  been 

tripped. 

1.    Turn  all  controls  off,  unplug  the 

appliance, allow to cool for at least 

10 minutes, then plug back in and 

restart. 

2.   Reset house circuit breaker. 

The  appliance  does  not 

turn  on  when  the  button  is 

pushed to 

“ON” 

1. No power to heater    

2 . The  overheat  protection  device  in 

the appliance has been triggered. 

1. Check to see the heater is plugged 

in  to  120V  receptacle.    Check  to 

see breaker is on. 

2.    Turn  all  controls  off,  unplug  the 

appliance, allow to cool for at least 

10 minutes, then plug back 

in and restart. 

Remote  control  does  not 

work 

1.   Low batteries. 

 

 

2.    Manual  controls  on  the  appliance 

must be “ON 

” before operating the 

remote control. 

1.    Replace  all  batteries  in  the 

remote control. 

2.    Push  the  appli

ance  “ON”  using 

the  manual  control  panel,  then 

use remote control to operate. 

If  using  the  remote  control  to 

operate  the  appliance,  you  must 

also turn the  appli

ance “ON” 

using the remote control. 

 
 
 
 
 

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Summary of Contents for LEF36

Page 1: ...FMI PRODUCTS LLC F3610G 36 IN ELECTIC FIREPLACE FMI MODEL LEF36 Mounting Base Feet and Wall Mounting Bracket Included FMI Products LLC ...

Page 2: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS Safety Information 3 Operating Instructions 4 Installation Instructions 7 Maintenance 9 Troubleshooting Illustrated parts breakdown Warranty 10 11 12 2 ...

Page 3: ...ere it may fall into a bathtub or other water container 7 To disconnect the appliance turn all controls OFF and then remove the plug from the electrical outlet 8 The appliance comes equipped with a 3 prong grounding plug Do not cut the grounding prong Connect to properly grounded 120V outlets only 9 Do not insert or allow foreign objects to enter any ventilation or exhaust openings as this may cau...

Page 4: ...al outlet has only 2 slots Figure 2 B you will have to use an adapter Figure 2 C to convert from the 3 prong power cord to a 2 slot receptacle The green grounding plug extending from the adapter must be securely connected to a permanent ground such as a properly grounded outlet box The adapter should only be used if a proper 3 slot receptacle is not available NOTE Adapters are not allowed for use ...

Page 5: ...ture When the room temperature is lower than the set temperature by less than 6 degree Fahrenheit Insert will start only one heater element This is same as pressing Heat Low button When the room temperature is lower than set temperature by 6 degree Fahrenheit or greater insert will start both of the fireplace s heating elements This is same as pressing Heat High button When the room temperature is...

Page 6: ...depending on room temperature and set temperature Light bulbs may become loose during shipping If the simulated flame effect is dim or does not operate properly When you first turn the heater on it may emit a slight but harmless odor This odor results from certain oils or it will not reoccur after the first operation of the appliance NOTE This appliance comes equipped with an overheat protection s...

Page 7: ... needed for assembly 2 Philips screw driver needed but not included This item can be wall mounted or free standing when assembled Step 1 The screws are attached at the bottom of the product See Fig A Step 2 Use the Philips screw driver to remove the screws See Fig B Step 3 Use the Philips screw driver to assemble the base to the fireplace See Fig C 7 ...

Page 8: ...damage or scratches 1 Take the one piece wall bracket select the area where you want the fireplace to be mounted 2 Draw the lines Use 4 sets of nut and bolts specially made supplied and secure the wall bracket to the wall using M8 nuts and Bolts Note You must drill 4 holes of 7 16 inch diameter first on the wall 3 Let the fireplace line up the 4 holes on fireplace bracket with wall bracket insert ...

Page 9: ...ds does not transfer to the bulbs 3 Remove 3 screws on the bulb panel Fig A 4 Tilt and remove the bulb panel Fig B 5 You will see three 40W light bulbs below the log set Fig C 6 Remove the burnt out light bulb and replace with a new 40W small base bulb WARNING DO NOT EXCEED THE RECOMMENDED BULB WATTAGE Hand tighten the bulbs only_do not over tighten 7 Return the bulb panel to the original position...

Page 10: ...verheat protection device in the appliance has been triggered 2 House circuit breaker has been tripped 1 Turn all controls off unplug the appliance allow to cool for at least 10 minutes then plug back in and restart 2 Reset house circuit breaker The appliance does not turn on when the button is pushed to ON 1 No power to heater 2 The overheat protection device in the appliance has been triggered 1...

Page 11: ...R 1 7 126272 01 LAMP COVER 1 8 126273 01 WALL MOUNTING BRACKET 1 9 126274 01 MOTOR 1 10 126275 01 CONNECTION OF MOTOR 1 11 126276 01 LAMP HOLDER SUPPORT 1 12 126277 01 LAMP 3 13 126278 01 LAMP HOLDER 3 14 126279 01 GLASS LAYERING 2 15 126280 01 SWITCH PCB 1 16 126281 01 PROTECT RING 1 17 126282 01 REFLEX BLOCK PLATE 1 18 126283 01 FLAME ROD ASSEMBLY 1 19 126286 01 BASE FEET INCLUDED SREWS 2 20 126...

Page 12: ...LLC Authorized Service Center or a provider approved by FMI PRODUCTS LLC Warranty parts must be obtained through authorized dealers of this product and or FMI PRODUCTS LLC who will provide original factory replacement parts Failure to use original factory replacement parts voids this warranty Travel handling transportation diagnostic material labor and incidental costs associated with warranty rep...

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