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Fig. 29 Position log so notch fits securely and rests on valve
cover.
Front Log
Fig. 30 Front end of front log should touch grate bar.
T101
secure front log
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Symptom
Indications of poor fuel quality are pilot not staying lit, burners producing abnormal flames and/or soot; unit back-firing when lit.
1. Pilot will not light
2. Insufficient pilot flame
3. Burners won't light
4. The remote doesn't work
20008055
Valve
Cover
T100
T100
log notch
on valve cover
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End Bar Should
Fit in V-Shaped
Depression in the
Bark
T101
Troubleshooting
Possible Cause
a) Air in the line
b) Low gas pressure
c) Wrong gas type
a) Pilot orifice is dirty
b) Drafty around the unit
a) Loose or dirty electrical connections
b) Insufficient generator voltage
a) No batteries in the remote or receiver
b) Dead batteries in remote or receiver
c) Receiver switch in incorrect position
d) Remote out of range for receiver
Log Spacer
Control
Bracket
Cover
Fig. 31 When using Charred Oak logsets, the rear log spacer
bracket must be cut for the rear log to sit properly.
Corrective Action
Bleed the line of air.
Have gas company check and adjust.
Have gas company confirm.
Clean the dust/lint from the unit.
Eliminate drafts.
Clean and check the connections
Replace the pilot assembly.
Install batteries.
Replace the batteries.
Select the correct position.
Use the correct range.
All Other
Logsets
Charred Oak
Only
Rear Log Bracket
T124
Side view
logset
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