Also make sure the battery contacts aren't corroded. Finally before giving
up on the remote, the circuit board is probably very simple. Mine was and
had a bad solder in the receiver. I took the case off and pressed around
while working the remote and found the bad solder. Resoldered it and fixed
it. That was 5 years ago and its still working.


"John Galbreath Jr." wrote in message
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Birmingham, Alabama
www.FireLogs.com

"bossn" wrote in message
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We have a ventless gas log set. It is turned on and off with the remote.
About a month ago the remote stopped working. We have reset it, changed
both the batteries in the remote and the base and still no luck. We were
told to blow out the sensor. Does anyone know anything about this. We now
have to turn it on with the base.
Thaks


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If you have a pilot flame, the ODS sensor is fine, and does not need to be
cleaned.

There should be a switch on the front of the receiver (Off - remote - On)
or something like that. Turn it to on. If it does not come on, it is
either the wire from the receiver to the valve, or the receiver is bad.
Possible bad valve, but not likely.

If it does come on, it is within the remote system. I know, but never
overlook the obvious, check the direction of the new batteries. Then try
to re-code the transmitter to the receiver. If that does not work, it is
time for a new remote/receiver.

I sell them if you get to that point.

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John Galbreath Jr.
Birmingham, Alabama
www.FireLogs.com