There’s nothing more frustrating on a cold evening than turning on your gas log fire, only for the flame to go out after a few seconds. It’s a common problem we get called out to, and in most cases, it comes down to a few key issues inside the unit. Here’s a few things that … Read more
When you think of fire hazards around the home, things like candles, overloaded power boards, or unattended stoves probably come to mind. But one potential risk is hiding in plain sight — inside your gas heater. What You Can’t See Can Still Be Dangerous Over time, dust, lint, and pet hair naturally build up inside … Read more
Here are some pointers that may help with your gas log fire issue…. Observe the Flame Does the pilot light stay on? Does the main burner flame look strong and stable? Is the flame yellow and lazy, or blue and sharp? A weak or flickering flame may indicate a dirty pilot or low gas pressure. … Read more
Make sure you get a copy of the ‘Appendix E’ when you have your gas log fire (or any gas appliance for that matter) serviced & safety checked….. When you have your gas log fire serviced and safety checked, it’s important to note that you should see it in pieces on the floor! Your gas … Read more
The PCB serves as the central control unit, managing the various functions of the heater. You could say, it’s the “brain” or “director” of the heater. Temperature Control: The PCB monitors and regulates the temperature of the heater using temperature sensors (thermistors or thermostats). It ensures the heater maintains the set temperature by controlling … Read more