Remote will turn fireplace on but when reaches set temp will not turn the fireplace off

That's because you have reached your desired room temperature as set on the remote. Raise the set point to a higher value.

It'll depend on where the temp sensor is located on the fireplace, I'm assuming it's low to the ground so it'll read lower than mid wall stats or temp gauge if your standing

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Your remote reprogramming woes solved - Rogers RedBoard

Every time the batteries are changed in the receiver and transmitter the transmitter has to be "re-learned" to the receiver. To do this locate the "learn" button which will look like a tiny hole so you have to stick the end of a pin or a pen in the hole to press the button. Hold the button down until it beeps at you 5 times and release. press the button again and release and then press Any button on the transmitter.
Once the receiver is set into its "learn" function it does not matter what button is pressed on the transmitter because the next signal the receiver picks up will be the frequency it is attached-to.
In order to change the transmitter simply hold the learn button down until it beeps 5 times again which tells us it has wiped out its memory. Then press, release and press the transmitter.

Is your log set remote driven? Do you have the room temperature set in it? You may have inadvertently set the room temperature for a certain range. Or you may have a thermopile going bad. Do you have any other remote driven appliances affected at the same time? I.E.: Do you change tv channels and the logs go off?

Maybe its the fireplace's ignition spark box at the bottom of the fireplace, its behind the bottom vents and bought one on line and replaced it, easy as pie. Best of luck

Check to make sure your thermostat is set at a temperature that will turn the fireplace "on".
Double-check what your "swing" temp settings are set at, as this may effect how quickly the unit shuts off because it thinks it's too close to the target temperature.


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If your remote needs to be replaced, the 3301 is available here:
Skytech 3301 Fireplace Remote
If you are looking to replace it, I would also highly recommend looking at Skytech's new 3301P2 remote. It adds a programmable thermostat, and a much nicer back-lit LCD screen. This unit is available here:
Skytech 3301P2 Fireplace Remote

I am having some trouble! Mine became unconnected and I don't know how to reconnect. There is two wire, red and white, a box that sits inside the fireplace that has an on/off sitch and a box that sits outside the fireplace with a off/remore/on switch. How do I connect it back? Please help!

• Is your valve turned "on" and not in the "pilot" mode?
• If your valve is in the "on" position, try turning the Skytech receiver's switch to "on" instead of remote.
• If the fireplace ignites when the receiver is "on" then the remote needs to be re-synchronized.
• If the fireplace valve is "on", the remote's receiver is in the "on" position, and the fireplace will not light, then you most likely have a bad thermopile in your fireplace and need service.
• Skytech 1001-A product page and manual can be found here.

Do you have a remote that turns the unit on and off
and has different heat settings? Could be the batteries are bad in remote