In the Comfort Zone CZ7007 is there a repaceable fuse & if so is it located above the thermostat inside the control panel cover and where can I find another. No heat from unit or lights in switch but

It is possible that there is a fuse inside the Comfort Zone Fireplace Heater model # CZFP20M that has blown, causing the artificial flame to stop working. You should check the owner's manual or contact the manufacturer to determine if there is a fuse in the unit and where it is located. It's also possible that the artificial flame stopped working due to a malfunction in the control module or other electrical component. In this case, it's recommended to get the unit inspected by a professional technician.

It's not uncommon for artificial flames to stop working, it could be due to a variety of issues such as a malfunction in the control module, a blown fuse, or a problem with the artificial flame itself. I recommend checking the owner's manual or contacting the manufacturer for troubleshooting steps or to see if there have been any known issues with the model you have. If you are unable to find a resolution or the problem persist, it's always best to get the unit inspected by a professional technician.

Double check your wiring

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here is the website for the manual. just look for the model you have.
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I've never seen a fan with a replacable fuse. There may be a thermal fuse inside the motor windings.

Does it get hot? If so, that is all you will get! It is not made to heat a room of 20 X 15 X 8 feet high. That is 2400 cubic feet of air space that may or may not be insulated. You need a quartz heater or two that are designed with fans to heat larger areas (see the specifications on them). The oil filled radiator is to put next to your rocking chair or under your desk near your feet!

Have you tried resetting the unit?

just push and hold the two buttons on the right for 3 seconds and it will reset.

Or what are the problems you are having with them?
What lights are lit, etc.?

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Mack B

On the comfort zone CZ7007, the #1 rocker switch is for 600 watts, the #2 rocker switch is for 900 watts. If you flip 1 and 2 both to on you will get 1500 watts. Which is 600 and 900 added together. There is no down position, but only on and off.

Try resetting the thermostat. If you have the 5 button comfort control, turn the thermostat off. While holding down the mode and zone buttons, turn the tstat back on and hold the buttons until FF appears in the display. Release the buttons and then see if zone 2 is available. If not, remove the inner cover off the front air and remove the cover off the control box. Inside this box there are DIP switches (red stripe with white switches). Set the one for zone 2 to off and then reset the tstat as described above. Turn zone 2 back on and once again reset. If this does not work, you more than likely have a bad control board in the front unit as this is the one that controls all that.

Hope this helps,

Jeff