Valor 10 Manual 

Valor® Radiant Gas Fireplace. Refer to these simple remote control instructions and keep them handy to enjoy your fireplace to the fullest. For our video guide, visit valorfireplaces.com/remote Sincerely, The Valor Family, Valor Fireplaces BR10REM19E dec

Press until you hear beeping and appears. Takes about 20 seconds. Pilot and flames go to high. Adjust flames Press or . High or low flame Double-click or . HI or LO appears. Flame goes to high flame first before going to low flame. Pilot only Press until you see the fireplace pilot flame only. Turn fire OFF Press until OFF flashes. If you recently turned the pilot off, give your fireplace a few minutes before starting up again.

To switch between °C and °F, press together until mode changes. Set time 1. Press together until –day– appears. Press or to select the day of the week: 1=Mon 2=Tue 3=Wed 4=Thu 5=Fri 6=Sat 7=Sun 2. Press together until hour flashes. Press or to select hour. 3. Press together until minutes flash. Press or to select minutes. 4. To finish, press together. PM PM AM °F = 12-hour clock °C = 24-hour clock TIME/TEMP MODE TIME MODE

Keep it an ideal distance from the fireplace: 3–15 feet from the fireplace and other heat sources, including the sun. Set thermostat The remote’s thermostat automatically adjusts the fire to maintain the thermostat temperature you set. 1. Press until appears and temperature flashes. 2. Press or to adjust. 3. Press to complete. Turn ON/OFF Click to switch thermostat on or off. To create a preset schedule, see Program Mode in your Homeowner’s manual.

Optional circulating fan 1. Press until flashes. 2. Click  or to adjust fan. 3. To turn off, click until all four speed level bars disappear. Light with dimmer Turn on/off Click to switch light on or off. Adjust brightness 1. Press until flashing. 2. Press or when light is on. The fan will stop 10 minutes after the fire is off or at pilot. Enjoy the fireplace even when it’s off— turn on the lights!

button. Turn on/off Press together until appears or disappears.

3–hour turndown If your fireplace and remote are inactive for three hours—say, if the remote is another room—your remote automatically turns your fireplace down to pilot. Benefit Save money in the long run. Program the temperature and timer modes to maximize your heating experience even more. 7–Day pilot shutdown If there is no activity after seven days, the Valor SmartPilot System automatically shuts off the pilot. Benefit The 7 day pilot shutdown is ideal if you happen to be away from home for an extended period of time or don’t need the heat during warmer Spring and Summer months— you could save up to 5 months of unnecessary pilot consumption per year. Eco Mode Click to turn on and off. appears or disappears. To find out more, please see your Homeowner’s Manual.

Your remote display indicates when the battery is low . The remote uses a 2 AAA alkaline batteries—Duracell or Energizer. The batteries should last one to two seasons, depending on usage. Remove the battery in the off-season to extend battery life. Still not working? Did you know every fireplace has a receiver that uses batteries? For the receiver batteries, see wall switch batteries on following pages.

Receiver batteries are located next to the wall switch. 1. Pull off the FIREPLACE BATTERY ACCESS plate next to the wall switch. The plate is attached with magnets. Do not pull the connector by the wire. 2. Replace the batteries with 4 AA alkaline batteries (Duracell or Energizer) orienting them as indicated inside the holder. 3. Put the battery holder and cover back in place. BATTERIES For remote control batteries, see previous page.

Battery holder Snap connector Remote battery and wall switch BATTERIES

1. If the batteries are low, the remote control system shuts off the fire completely. However, during a power outage, the system will continue to work. 2. Switch to Duracell or Energizer alkaline batteries. They work best with our remote control systems. 3. Replace the remote’s receiver batteries, located in your battery holder beside the wall switch. Tip: Keep batteries fresh. Switch out your batteries in the battery holder next to the wall switch once a year with 4 new AA Duracell or Energizer alkaline batteries.

to LO (lowest) flame setting. • Double-click to go directly to HI (highest) flame setting. • Only use alkaline batteries, such as Duracell or Energizer. • When using the remote, the handset should be within 15 feet (4.5 metres) of the fireplace. • Don’t leave the handset on the mantel or hearth. • To keep out of children’s reach, use the wall holder. • Be patient when programming: it can take a while to set. • Once you turn a pilot off, it takes a few minutes before your can turn it back on. • During extreme cold weather, leave your pilot running to avoid problems starting up.

Remember to be careful when using your fireplace. If you can’t find the answer here, find your homeowner’s manual at valorfireplaces.com/manuals For basic how-to videos on your remote, go to valorfireplaces.com/remotes If you would like more information, contact your local dealer for help or visit valorfireplaces.com