The spare fuses are located on the lid of the control board. Be sure to note which fuse you need and grab the appropriate fuse. There are 2 replacement fuses provided on each control board. 1 AMP 12 AMP SIT V5 Control Board Replacement Fuse Location
Yes, Flare Fireplaces are set up to integrate with your existing Home Automation device to pass the On/Off command of the fireplace. SIT- Home Automation Integration *It is important to note that the fireplace will only listen to one command at a time, either via the on/off wall switch (replaced by your Home Automation
Flare provides movable "leaves" to help isolate up to 40% of the burners ports, pushing more LP into the open and available burner ports giving a slightly more elevated flame height. The guide below will help illustrate the leaves and how they can be arranged to assist in provided more flame height. It is important
To control the air shutters on your Flare Fireplace burner, use a small hex key (or phillips screwdriver on legacy fireplaces) to adjust air/gas ratio for optimal burn with minimal soot appearance. Fireplaces 50" or Smaller: 1 Adjustment Fireplaces 60" or Larger: 3 Adjustments Adjusting Flare Fireplaces Air Shutter If the flame is yellow/orange with
Yes, Flare offers specification manuals guiding you on the size, parameters and placement of your heat release and air intakes. See specification manual below regarding your unit's requirements. Heat Release Specification Manual Required on every Direct Vent Flare Fireplace installation (unless using the Active Heat Flex for relocating heat) Air Intake Specification Manual Required on
Yes, Flare recommends following the media calculations guide to ensure we use the correct amount of media and do not overcrowd the burner of the fireplace. Once calculated, you can use the media placement guide to help arrange this media for optimal viewing performance and minimal soot. Media Calculations Guide Media Placement Guide If you
Instructions and details of features of the SIT Proflame II remote can be found in the link below. SIT ProFlame II Remote Operation Manual If your remote/receiver are not responsive, you can try resyncing the remote to the receiver to ensure communication is taking place.
There are a few common producers of soot within a fireplace, below are the most common that can be inspected by a technician. Soot is a product of incomplete combustion of gas within your fireplace. With all gas fireplaces soot will be generated in small amounts but some instances excessive quantities may be generated during
F-04 is an error code that will flash on your Symax GV60 Maxitrol Flare remote when the valve fails to receive the message that the thermocouple has been warmed by the pilot light. This failure can have multiple different causes. Gas Flow Confirm that gas is flowing to the unit. This can be done by
Commercial & Residential Flare Fireplaces Because Flare wants to fit as many projects as possible, we offer the ability to install both the Commercial System & Residential System. Most importantly giving flexibility for many more projects, providing another level of convenience to our customers. Below you can learn the differences between the Commercial &
