Unfortunately RV fireplace manufacturers like Greystone don't offer replacement parts, and if your wires are toast your control board most likely is too, so the only option you'll have is to completely replace the fireplace. Since you have a WF2613R you can replace it with either the Greystone RV Electric Fireplace # 324-000068. view full answer...
If your Furrion RV Electric Fireplace # F30SW15ABL continually flashes the error code 88 after you have cleaned all the inlets and outlets on the fireplace more than likely your fireplace will need to be replaced. If you are within the warranty on the fireplace or on your RV it came in you can contact the RV manufacturer to get a replacement. Below I have linked the installation instructions as well so you can verify that the RV manufacturer included enough space behind your fireplace for... view full answer...
I spoke to a contact at Furrion and he said it could be a couple of different issues. He gave me a couple of steps to troubleshoot your Furrion RV Electric Fireplace # FF40SW15ABL.
The first step to check to see why your fireplace will not turn on is to check the outlet the fireplace is plugged into. You can simply plug another electrical item that you know is working. If that item works then you know the plug itself is good. If the second item does not come on, you have an issue with... view full answer...
The heat damage to your fireplace's AC power plug tells us there is a serious issue either in that outlet on the RV or within the fireplace. It sounds like the fireplace plug got hot enough to start fusing to the contacts in the outlet. At this point it might be necessary to both replace the outlet and the fireplace. You'll need to get it to an authorized service center or to another qualified electrical technician. This kind of problem is not user-serviceable.
Do not use the fireplace... view full answer...
Based on the statement you are throwing an 88 Code, I am guessing you have a Furrion model, something such as the Furrion RV Electric Fireplace # F30SW15ABL . You need to check the vents on your fireplace and ensure they are clean. Inadequate airflow will cause the fireplace to throw an 88 code. You may have to slide the unit out of the wall and make sure the vent located on the top of the containment box is not too close to anything that would limit airflow. Additionally, if you use this... view full answer...
If the remote for your Furrion Electric RV Fireplace with Crystals # FF30SC15ABL works but the buttons do not then you either have a bad circuit board or some sort of wire disconnect within the unit. You would need to reach out to Furrion directly for a replacement board. view full answer...
I would be happy to help you get to the bottom of the issue you are having with your fireplace.
Starting with removing the glass on the Furrion RV Electric Fireplace # FF30SC15ABL you mentioned, you will need to push in and lift up on the glass at the same time to disengage the hooks, but when I reached out to Furrion my contact mentioned that there is not a reset button on the fireplace.
My contact recommended trying to plug the fire place into another outlet to verify if the issue is... view full answer...
There are not a lot of troubleshooting steps for a lack of heat from a Furrion fireplace like the Furrion RV Electric Fireplace # FF30SC15ABL. The only thing listed for troubleshooting is that the thermostat is not letting the fireplace turn on. You would want to ensure that the thermostat is set at a higher temperature than the current room temperature and that there are no obstructions by the ventilation areas.
It is also possible to have the flame on with no heat, so you will want to... view full answer...
According to Furrion, you likely have one of two issues going on.
Firstly, your fireplace has proximity sensors that will shut it down if something comes too close to it, such as a pet. If this isn't the case, I was told that on some Grand Design RV models, the fireplace mantel was blocking the sensor, causing it to go into the shut down mode. The solution there is to enlarge the hole in the wire mesh around the sensor, which will prevent this from recurring.
Secondly, the fireplace isn't... view full answer...
The Furrion RV Electric Fireplace, # FF30SC15ABL has a proximity sensor and thermal cutoff safety feature. This comes into play when there are objects within 6" or less the fireplace. My first thought of why it will not come on when you have verified power is this safety feature is being engaged. view full answer...
Based on the statement you are throwing an 88 Code, I am guessing you have a Furrion model, something such as the Furrion RV Electric Fireplace # F30SW15ABL . You need to check the vents on your fireplace and ensure they are clean. Inadequate airflow will cause the fireplace to throw an 88 code. You may have to slide the unit out of the wall and make sure the vent located on the top of the containment box is not too close to anything that would limit airflow. Additionally, if you use this... view full answer...
I have attached for you below a guide to troubleshooting the Furrion RV Electric Fireplace with Crystals part # FF40SC15ABL not turning on. If none of the proposed solutions provide a solution, it will need to be replaced just bear in mind there is a manufactures one-year warranty.
-Plug the fireplace into another working wall socket or outlet where enough power is provided. Make sure that the outlet is fully functioning.
-Turn on the fireplace. If still, the fireplace is not turning... view full answer...
The only troubleshooting you can really do with an RV fireplace like your Greystone RV Electric Fireplace # 324-000068 is to remove the fireplace from the cutout and unplug it from the outlet for 15 mins for it to reset. While you have it out of the cutout I recommend taking a can of compressed air and blowing out the vents on the sides and back to get rid of any built up dust.
If resetting your fireplace doesn't work your control board could have gone bad and will require you to reach... view full answer...
If the blower on your Greystone RV Fireplace keeps shutting off I would first test the outlet with a multimeter # PT89ZR to make the fireplace is actually receiving enough power to fully function. Trailer manufacturers like to skimp wherever they can to save money so there's a chance you're getting a voltage drop.
I recommend removing it from the wall and blowing out the vents with a can of compressed air and trying it on a different outlet as well to see if the issue persists. If so... view full answer...
Realistically if this was a matter of the 220v dryer hook up causing the fireplace to blow; you'd also see other appliances blown. More than likely this is an issue with either the power to your fireplace or the fireplace itself. But I have a few things you can try to find the issue.
First thing would be to ensure your breakers are on, sometimes when the breakers flip it isn't obvious. You should turn off all of your breakers and then turn them back on. After doing that, verify the outlet... view full answer...
To remove the glass on the Furrion RV Electric Fireplace with Crystals # FF30SC15ABL you were looking at you will need to push in and then lift up on the glass to remove the 6 tabs on the back of the glass from the frame of the fire place.
If you find that you have a different model of fireplace just let me know what model your fire place is and I would be happy to give the glass removal instructions for you. view full answer...
Sometimes the RV fireplace circuit boards develop bugs that a simple reset fixes. You can do that by unplugging and plugging back in. Otherwise, if that does not work the unit would need to be replaced as the boards are not repairable or replaceable. For a replacement, I recommend the Greystone Electric RV Fireplace with Crystals - 26" Wide - Recessed Mount - Black # 324-000068. view full answer...
I recommend starting by removing your Greystone RV Curved Electric Fireplace # GR54FR from the wall/cabinet and disconnecting it from its power source. While it's unplugged blow out the vents with a can of compressed air to remove any dust/debris buildup. Next check the outlet with a multimeter # PT89ZR to ensure that the fireplace is receiving a full 120 volts. I recommend also replacing the batteries in the remote to ensure lack of power isn't the issue. After 15 minutes the fireplace... view full answer...
To remove your Furrion RV Electric Fireplace with Crystals - 30" Wide # FF30SC15ABL from the wall you will need to lift the glass and pull it towards you to remove it from the fireplace. You'll then find 4 larger sized square openings in the fireplace which will have the mounting screws holding the fireplace to the wall in.
Once you have the screws out and the fireplace removed from the wall wait 15 minutes for the fireplace to fully reset and then you can try plugging it into another... view full answer...
An E1 error for a Greystone electric fireplace means that there's a short in the circuit board and the entire unit will need to be replaced. This unfortunately is a very common issue across all fireplace brands and the manufacturers won't send out replacement circuit boards. If you have a warranty through the dealership you purchased the trailer from I'd try to go through them to get it replaced for free.
To remove the fireplace from the wall/cabinet/etc. you'll need to get to the mounting... view full answer...
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