OK. I watch the video and I understand how everything works with the Revolv except for the fireplace. How does one make their fireplace come on using Revolv?
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Some types of gas fireplace switches can be swapped out for one of the supported switches you can find on the Revolv website. (Not all gas fireplace switches are the same and you should check yours to be sure its compatible with the one you replace it with).
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If the gas fireplace is controlled by a conventional 24v thermostat use a compatible thermostat . If 120 volt wall switch use 120v in wall switch On / off (no dim)
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There is a Youtube demonstration I used. It would be better to watch it then try to explain. It only took about 10 minutes to install. Good luck.
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I had a Heat Surge fireplace and it works great. As I couldn't get the company to respond I thought I would just give it a try. Glad it worked for me and was so inexpensive If it were me I'd try it.
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Hey Gustavo So we should be getting our own electric pumps in here shortly around the end of the month and they will be updated on our website accordingly. If time is more of an issue I know the name of the pump is the Bravo B-12 you just need to careful because the end of the hose the piece that connects to our boards is unique so you would have to outsource that part on your own unfortunately. The pumps we are getting however will be adapted specifically for our boards. Hope this is helpful and let us know if we can help with anything else. Have a good one
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It works great for me...one push one spark or bunch of sparks, you have to push each time you want it to start, the first burner starts with a push and the rest of the burners start automatically from each other
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I love this TV. It was a purchase of a lifetime for me. However, I NEVER could get the guide working properly. My cable system has it's own guide system, but sometime, I just want to watch just the TV, and use their guide. It keeps telling me that the guide is downloading overnight, but the next day, there is still NO guide information on the screen. If you got yours working, please tell me how you did it. Thanks "Emil"
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Sorry, I havent completed fireplace for my install box is still sealed. I think website had good information when I bought it.
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Prash:I've read all your posts and viewed all the photos and your videos.I just purchased a D90 kit and would like to learn more about how to do some of the special things you did with your videos. I would like to find a program that could take several short videos and seamlessy put them together.....I would really like to hear bacl from you....Kindest Regards, Stevebuzzbuzzard@comcast.net
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It works great for us! I usually turn it on in the bedroom an hour or 2 before my son gets home from school for the weekend. Obviously, make sure it's plugged in! You're supposed to have the dial turned all the way down, turn it on, then turn the dial up all the way, then back to where you want it. We usually keep it straight up. If yours is not turning on at all, maybe its defective. If it's not "heating" your room, is the room too big for it? The rooms we use them in range from 10x12 to 14x16, and they work just fine. Allows us to keep rest of house cooler, save on oil. The added electric is way less than heating an entire drafty old house! It works great for us! I usually turn it on in the bedroom an hour or 2 before my son gets home from school for the weekend. Obviously, make sure it's plugged in! You're supposed to have the dial turned all the way down, turn it on, then turn the dial up all the way, then back to where you want it. We usually keep it straight up. If yours is not turning on at all, maybe its defective. If it's not "heating" your room, is the room too big for it? The rooms we use them in range from 10x12 to 14x16, and they work just fine. Allows us to keep rest of house cooler, save on oil. The... » Read More It works great for us! I usually turn it on in the bedroom an hour or 2 before my son gets home from school for the weekend. Obviously, make sure it's plugged in! You're supposed to have the dial turned all the way down, turn it on, then turn the dial up all the way, then back to where you want it. We usually keep it straight up. If yours is not turning on at all, maybe its defective. If it's not "heating" your room, is the room too big for it? The rooms we use them in range from 10x12 to 14x16, and they work just fine. Allows us to keep rest of house cooler, save on oil. The added electric is way less than heating an entire drafty old house! « Show Less
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Push the timer down to activate it. Haven't yet figured out the fireplace yet. Seems to be broken as everything else works fine.
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Yes you are correct Allison. You can not use the gel cans. You need to use the ventless fireplace fuel (which, yes, is more of a liquid gel). The gel cans and the ventless fireplace fuel are two different things. Only ever use ventless fireplace fuel. The problem with the ventless fireplace fuel from Real Flame is that you can now only purchase it directly through them (at $80+ for 8 bottles). Amazon was selling it for $50-60. Not sure why Real Flame yanked their ventless fireplace fuel from retailers, but I have also used modaflame ventless fireplace fuel (purchased through Amazon) and it worked great. Yes you are correct Allison. You can not use the gel cans. You need to use the ventless fireplace fuel (which, yes, is more of a liquid gel). The gel cans and the ventless fireplace fuel are two different things. Only ever use ventless fireplace fuel. The problem with the ventless fireplace fuel from Real Flame is that you can now only purchase it directly through them (at $80+ for 8 bottles). Amazon was selling it for $50-60. Not sure why Real Flame yanked their ventless fireplace fuel from retailers, but I have also used modaflame ventless fireplace fuel (purchased through Amazon) and it... » Read More Yes you are correct Allison. You can not use the gel cans. You need to use the ventless fireplace fuel (which, yes, is more of a liquid gel). The gel cans and the ventless fireplace fuel are two different things. Only ever use ventless fireplace fuel. The problem with the ventless fireplace fuel from Real Flame is that you can now only purchase it directly through them (at $80+ for 8 bottles). Amazon was selling it for $50-60. Not sure why Real Flame yanked their ventless fireplace fuel from retailers, but I have also used modaflame ventless fireplace fuel (purchased through Amazon) and it worked great. « Show Less
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I guess I did not read the instructions very well, because I did use it in my RV and I also used it at home when my pipes froze during the polar vortex and I was without water for 3 weeks. When i initially ignited this there was a loud poof and a flame shot out the vent, It only happened one time and I believe it is because I did something wrong. It did not do it again and it has been used alot. My advice would be to exercise precaution when using propane in an RV, know how to start and stop the equipment so you dont have propane gas flowing freely, make sure you have adequate ventilation, and use a carbon monoxide detector. I guess I did not read the instructions very well, because I did use it in my RV and I also used it at home when my pipes froze during the polar vortex and I was without water for 3 weeks. When i initially ignited this there was a loud poof and a flame shot out the vent, It only happened one time and I believe it is because I did something wrong. It did not do it again and it has been used alot. My advice would be to exercise precaution when using propane in an RV, know how to start and stop the equipment so you dont have propane gas flowing freely, make sure you have adequate ventilation,... » Read More I guess I did not read the instructions very well, because I did use it in my RV and I also used it at home when my pipes froze during the polar vortex and I was without water for 3 weeks. When i initially ignited this there was a loud poof and a flame shot out the vent, It only happened one time and I believe it is because I did something wrong. It did not do it again and it has been used alot. My advice would be to exercise precaution when using propane in an RV, know how to start and stop the equipment so you dont have propane gas flowing freely, make sure you have adequate ventilation, and use a carbon monoxide detector. « Show Less
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I don't know guys, I still haven't figured it out. Reading thru other posts here is making me think I'm going to return this thing. I really thought I'd like it, but if I can't string together my video clips to burn to DVD, WHAT is the point? It doesn't seem you can ask this question at the Vado official site either w/out first entering all the numbers off the box it came in. What a pain, I don't carry the box around w/ me. They also do not have an 800# that I can find on the site to call. Frustrating! I wonder how many customers they are losing?
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I think there were install instructions...maybe I was just refered to amazon to watch the video? The video was great. I think it would be difficult to include it all in writing if you want to get it right. The video is kind of a must in my opinion.
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I seem to have that problem too. I thought I was doing something wrong and just got in the habit of turning it on with the button on the actual fireplace...it is very odd and somewhat inconvenient but not enough to mess with a return.
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Apparently you did not bother to read the comment I posted. The unit I got caught on fire when it was plugged in. As in call the fire department smoke. It was returned. Good luck.
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Without actually seeing the device it is hard to tell why it won't ignite. I woukd offer the same advice as below and try taking out the cartrudge and reinstalling it, then try to ignite it. Maybe the unit is worn out if you hsve had it a while. Usually it is something simple so ask a friend to try it from scratch. Hope you get it resolved. My wife loves hers. Ask for a new for Xmas. Have a happy holiday.