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M500
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is the on/standby button. Press it to turn on and off the flame effect.
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is used to mute the fire crackling sound. Press this to turn on and off the crackling sound. The
volume can be adjusted on the manual controls of the appliance. Please note that the mute setting
will not be saved after a product restart. The crackling sound can be turned off completely by using
the volume control buttons on the button panel to reduce the volume to its minimum setting. This
minimum setting will be remembered after a product restart.
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is the reduce flame button. Press this to reduce the height/intensity of your flame. You will hear an
audible beep when you reach the minimum level.
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is the increase flame button. Press this to increase the height/intensity of your flame. You will hear an
audible beep when you reach the maximum level.
M1000
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is the on/standby button. Press it to turn on and off the flame effect.
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is used to mute the fire crackling sound. Press this to turn on and off the crackling sound. The
volume can be adjusted on the manual controls of the appliance. Please note that the mute setting
will not be saved after a product restart. The crackling sound can be turned off completely by using
the volume control buttons on the button panel to reduce the volume to its minimum setting. This
minimum setting will be remembered after a product restart.
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is the reduce flame button. Press the upper reduce flame button to reduce the height/intensity of
the flame on the left hand side of the product. Press the lower reduce flame button to reduce the
height/intensity of the flame on the right hand side of the product. You will hear an audible beep
when you reach the minimum level.
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is the increase flame button. Press the upper increase flame button to increase the height/intensity
of the flame on the left hand side of the product. Press the lower increase flame button to increase
the height/intensity of the flame on the right hand side of the product. You will hear an audible
beep when you reach the maximum level.
