1)
Confirm the slide switch on the Remote Receiver is in the OFF position.
2)
Connect the leads from the Remote Receiver to the millivolt valve as shown in Figure 4.
3)
If optional Emergency Switch used, connect leads from the Remote Receiver to the millivolt
valve as shown in Figure 5.
4)
Slide the battery compartment into the Remote Receiver.
5)
Place the switch cap on the slide switch.
Figure
4
Figure
5
IMPORTANT:
A private code may be set into your system to prevent accidental operation by
another transmitter nearby. See the Coding Instructions section on the Page 4.
Batteries- Installing / Changing
IMPORTANT: The batteries must be placed in the Remote Receiver first, then in handheld
Remote as follows. Use fresh alkaline batteries only.
1)
Move the slide switch on the Remote Receiver to the
OFF
position.
2)
Press the battery compartment slightly and then release, compartment will pop out as shown
in Figure 6.
3)
Slide open the battery door and remove batteries. Wait for 1 minute, and then install 4 new
AA-size batteries.
4)
Replace the battery door and slide battery compartment back into Remote Receiver.
5)
Move the slide switch on the Remote Receiver to the
REMOTE
position.
6)
Handheld Remote- Remove cover and batteries, Wait for 1 minute, and then install 3 new
AAA-size batteries.
7)
Press the
ON
key- an audible beep form Remote Receiver will be heard.
NOTE: The batteries in the Handheld Remote should be changed 1 x 6 months or
when the Low Battery indicator (on LCD display) is ON. The Handheld Remote will switch
Off the fireplace when the batteries are too low.
Figure 6
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