I need instruction/manual for a pyromaster gas log fireplace UVHBC36

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$143 in this link. The first motor is for the flame effect. It is the one that comes with the fan.

https://www.fireplaceparts.com/hef33-serial-efah2i0-pyromaster-electric-fireplace.html

Also on Amazon

https://www.google.com/search?q=pyromaster+hef33+replacement+parts

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Try the maker CFM Harris System Inc

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/627061/Pyromaster-Hef33.html#manual

Or places that do spares.

https://www.google.com/search?q=hef+33+electric+fireplace.+power+cord+replacemen

If not, it is just a heavy duty power cord with a molded plug that you can get from Home Depot. It must be good for 1,500 watts.

This is what the old one was like

https://www.justfireplaceparts.com/monessen-10003095-cord-power-16-3-hpn-w-terminal.html

You could get this one and cut the socket off the end, good for 1,850 watts.

https://www.amazon.com/POWTECH-Conditioner-Appliance-Extension-3-PRONGED/dp/B009DG1QR8/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=space%2Bheater%2Bextension%2Bcord&qid=1681363930&sr=8-2&th=1

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Hello, Susan -

You have not stated the model number of your Pyromaster electric fireplace, therefore it is a challenge to locate the exact replacement knob you need.

Perhaps you will find your model listed here:
https://www.ibuyfireplaceparts.com/pyromaster.html

Best wishes.

Christopher, You may need to remove glass or it may be hinged and swing open.I will post links on how to relight pilot below.
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How to light pilot light on gas fireplace Canada Furnace 604 210 7771

This will depend on whether the fireplace is vented or is vent-free. Vent-free gas fireplaces are sold as a kit with the valve, burner, media (logs, glass, shapes, etc) all designed for a particular placement to work together to reduce dangerous chemicals. A vent-free burner and valve cannot have the logs removed and replaced with some other type of ceramic gas log because the exact placement of the logs is designed around the ports in the burner where the flames rise to minimize carbon created from the flames touching the logs.



If your fireplace is vented then the pull of the flue will remove dangerous fumes created by the same placement so there are no rules about re-arranging or replacing "media". If the fireplace is vented then you could use other log-placement-guides to identify the type of log and where it belongs with little worry because vented logs are designed to be able to have some adjustment anyway.



If vent-free and without a manual, an educated technician should do this for you because the BTU setting on the valve must be compared to the types of burners, port placement, size of ports, amount of ports and flame height. After this examination, someone familiar with the various hidden "tongue-and-groove" etchings in different types of gas logs can figure-out where to place the logs. They may have to test the fireplace burning once or twice to get it exactly correct but once you understand the idea of how a vent-free gas log diminishes the carbon-output of the amount of gas flowing through the burners then it is only a matter of watching the flames to see where the logs could be and comparing the size and layout of the logs to find the best fit.

If you go to this link http://fmisupport.hcents.com/supportdocs/54024F.pdf it will take you straight to the owner's manual.
Now the gas log set is completely seperate from the fireplace. You would need to find out the model of the gas log set as any manufactuer of vented gas logs can go in this fireplace. Just for clarification the brand is actually Coleman but it was made by FMI. Now, the SPVBPD is a direct vent gas log set that was only designed to go into either the Amity, Oxford, or Victor hearth gas stoves. If you have the SPVBPD burner in a 36ECMII then you honestly need to remove that log set, as it was a burner only rated for direct vent fireplaces, and get a set of 18" LP vented logs. If you look at the link below you will see the owner's manual for the SDVBND. These logs need to be removed and you can go with any 18" vented log set. I suggest Peterson (http://www.rhpeterson.com/realfyre/vented-series/)
as they have the widest selection of logs and biggest array of dealers. Good luck.

Desa Tech SDVBND Owner Operation And Installation Manual

try on line

need a fireplace log for temco fireplace, serial number 10807, model number adl 36-2. middle log is missing.

https://www.fireplaceparts.com/10006404-fan-heater.html

This is for the pyromaster hef33 2004. This site has 02 thru 05 parts for the pyromaster.

There should be a set of metal cards attached inside the fireplace.
First you should read everything there.

I know you have to first light the pilot light.
And then there should be a wall switch.

The problem I have currently is that it won't stay lit when the artificial logs are there.