Commissioning: Gas Fireplace tips
Short, practical technician tips on commissioning for gas fireplace. Check each one against the manual for your exact model before acting.
Pair a new remote with the wall receiver
Lennox · Elite Linear View LDV42N, LDV42P, LDV54N, LDV54P (SIT Proflame DFC control, remote wall receiver)
The receiver learns a new remote by itself.
- Slide the wall receiver to REMOTE.
- Press ON/OFF on the hand remote.
- Three beeps = paired.
Millivolt: first lighting and gas purge
Majestic · 400DVBLN/PV7, 500DVBLN/PV7 (millivolt)
Commissioning sequence for a new millivolt unit.
- Open the main shutoff and purge the supply line through the inlet test point until gas arrives, then tighten it
- Soap-test the connection at the valve, the burner and the pilot
- Push in the knob, turn counterclockwise to PILOT, hold it and click the piezo until the pilot lights
- Hold a few seconds then release; repeat if the pilot drops
- Turn to ON with the burner switch on; main burner lights in under 4 seconds
Rock wool and first burn tips
Majestic · DVBL7 series
Getting a good flame picture on a new install.
- Pull rock wool into dime-size bits and lay a single layer on the burner
- Light for 15 minutes and check; flame blue and only in the center means more rock wool in the center
- Do not use the whole bag; too much causes sooting
- Burn the first 10 hours with the blower off and windows open for the burn-off smell
Test the optional thermostat blower
Majestic · 400DVBLN/PV7, 500DVBLN/PV7 (millivolt)
Quick check after installing the BLOTBLDV blower.
- Set the variable speed control to LOW
- Run the fireplace on high; blower should start within 10 minutes
- If it does not, shut down and let it cool, unplug the blower
- With a jeweler's screwdriver turn the white dial on the speed control 1/8 turn counterclockwise and retest
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