If there is an odor present regardless of all attempts and variations have been tried, check the burners orifice size as compared to that of the one installed on your brothers log set. Check for an intake air flow problem if this condition applies. If no odor is present when the doors are opened, then an intake air flow is present when the glass doors are closed. Test for odors by leaving the fireplace glass doors fully opened, if the fireplace has glass doors. An air shutter adjustment should be, if equipped on the burner tube, adjusted to remove some but not all of the yellow flames, if the are any yellow flames when the flames are not more then about a few inches above the logs. The burner flames could be incorrectly adjusted. If your using the log set without the logs and still getting an odor, there could be several problems: Simply as an example, during an operative time, to illustrate a point. However, I am NOT inferring nor implying to insinuate or insult you personally or in any other way, that you are confussing terms etc. This topic and the products name may be a perfect example, based upon how the actual product is designed to function, how words and terms become confusing, interchanged and missunderstood. If so, then the fireplace dampener must be opened to allow fumes to vent outside and also allow fresh air from inside the room to enter the fireplace. Is the appliance installed inside a fireplace?
If the logs your using are named vent free, that may NOT mean no venting is required. Or is it spelled Aldahides or Aldihides.too much partying 4 me last night maybe?.Īnyway, you need to allow more intake air flow in to the fireplace, adjust to burners intake air and check the fireplaces dampener. Now I'll will attempt to use the accurate name [Term} the odor and windup misspelling it terribly.Aldyhides.
The odor being produced is that of incomplete combustion of natural and or propane gas. Welcome to my Gas Appliances forum and our Do-It-Yourself Web Site.
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