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Nice video! I have my fireplace setup with smart remote control using an add on controller (so I can say Alexa turn the fireplace on) but do have an extra power outlet down there that I wondered what it was for. Now it makes sense. This will be my next add on
My gas fireplace looks like its intended for the blower to be mounted in the tip compartment. The top compartment has the power receptacle, and there's absolutely no room for a blower in the bottom. Can't find a similar setup me tinned anywhere though
Hey man, thanks for the video. How is the fan holding up and does adding the blower help to heat the room? About to pull the trigger on this blower, thx
Should be a couple of outlets under the fireplace for the electric igniter to be powered up, if not you’ll need to add them or have an electrician add one
@@GearKnowHow thanks - I have the same power strip you do, however the “fan outlet” has no power. Reading on some other sites it sounds like you needed to add a jumper wire in the spots just below the fan outlet, but I did not see that on yours. Thanks for the response!
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@Ryan Junkin no wiring needed, it’s all pre wired so plug and play like in the video
Awesome video! A big thanks to you and your helper for posting. Cheers, Jason
Great video demonstrating the installation of this fan!
I'm pretty sure you just saved me hundreds with this great video. Thank you so much.
Nice video! I have my fireplace setup with smart remote control using an add on controller (so I can say Alexa turn the fireplace on) but do have an extra power outlet down there that I wondered what it was for. Now it makes sense. This will be my next add on
Do you have a system that you don't have to have an outlet for? Would love to know more about this if you do.
so, where did you move the sensor to?
My gas fireplace looks like its intended for the blower to be mounted in the tip compartment. The top compartment has the power receptacle, and there's absolutely no room for a blower in the bottom. Can't find a similar setup me tinned anywhere though
Hey man, thanks for the video. How is the fan holding up and does adding the blower help to heat the room? About to pull the trigger on this blower, thx
Holding up great and definitely helps heat the living room up quicker on these sub freezing nights.
You made it look easy! I'll order on based on your video. Do you have a shot of where the sensor wound up being placed?
It’s behind the firewall in the center back
@@GearKnowHow perfect. Thank you.
Where the outlet power strip is, did you have to add a jumper wire in order for the fan outlet to work?
Should be a couple of outlets under the fireplace for the electric igniter to be powered up, if not you’ll need to add them or have an electrician add one
@@GearKnowHow thanks - I have the same power strip you do, however the “fan outlet” has no power. Reading on some other sites it sounds like you needed to add a jumper wire in the spots just below the fan outlet, but I did not see that on yours. Thanks for the response!
@@jameshoffman9160@gearknowhow I have the same issue. Did you ever get it resolved?
my fan will not come on and the fireplace shuts down after 10 minutes. Ideas?
Maybe the breaker is tripping? Might have to call a fireplace tech
Brett Turnpike
should have cleaned all the dust before install.
Eh it’s all fine white drywall dust and it’s everywhere