Duraflame Infrared Quartz 3D 1500 W Black Curved Front Infrared Electric Fireplace w/ Adjustable Brightness, Remote Control, & Realistic Flame Effects

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Or there is a loose connection in your outlet for which your heater is not getting power and popping ER error code. The Duraflame Infrared Quartz Fireplace Stove features a unique safety control for a common space heater issue: overheating and even melting the plug. As part of its trademarked “Safer Plug” technology, Duraflame built a thermometer into the plug; if the temperature gets too high, the unit will automatically shut down. Already you know why your Duraflame heater not working and how to fix all the heater issues by yourself. Now let’s know how to operate your Duraflame heater with the remote control. 5. Error Code ER The main cause of your heater blowing cold air is the wrong assembly of the heater blower or the faulty blower. Solution: The dirt malfunctions the heater blower and causes your Duraflame heater to make a noise. Solution:

The feet are made of plastic and are safe for a variety of flooring types, and the relatively small footprint meant we could place the electric fireplace in a variety of spots in the room. We just had to respect the recommended clearance: Keep flammable items 3 feet from sides and front of the unit. Yes, you can replace your Duraflame remote control. The replacement options are available in the market. Conclusion If you notice the “E3” is shown on the display, first visually inspect whether the air inlets and outlets of the heater are broken or not. If they are broken, the issue will cause overheating. Editor's Note (September 2023): This product review was originally written and published in 2019. To make sure we are still recommending the best products for your needs, we recently reviewed this story to make sure it is still accurate and that we stand by what we wrote. In addition to this original hands-on review, we also had the opportunity to test this product in The Lab. Thanks to its at-home and lab performance, it is still a top choice in The Best Electric Fireplace Heaters despite newer models and options being available on the market. You can also find it as a featured product in The Best Infrared Heaters, The Best Wood Stoves, The Best Electric Fireplaces, The Best Space Heaters, The Best Electric Heaters, and The Best Radiant and Convection Space Heaters.This electric fireplace uses infrared heating technology. This means that it produces heat much as the sun does by providing heat without the dryness associated with burning wood and a real fire. The heater can effectively heat a space up to 1,000 square feet and has different heat settings for optimal comfort. Fireplace Appearance Below are the common Duraflame heater problems that you may face while using Duraflame infrared heaters and their simple solutions: 1. Heater Won’t Turn On Showing the “E2” on the heater display means the thermostat sensor of the heater is broken. Solution: F5 is not an error code. You will find five brightness levels from F1-F5 on your Duraflame heater. F5 is the highest brightness and F1 is the lowest one. You can also select (00) which means you are selecting the OFF setting.

After fixing all these issues, if you find the problem still remaining, then you can read our comprehensive guide on why the Duraflame heater keeps shutting down and how to fix it. 3. Fan Not Working

Here for your better understanding, you can also read our ultimate solution guide on how to fix a Duraflame heater defective fan. 4. Heater Not Heating At All

Plus, you may also discover your unit is creating noise when you turn on your heater. A beeping noise while turning on your Duraflame happens due to the dirty blower motor. The heater fails to produce enough heat because of the power strip or surge protector. It can also be because the extension cord is being used and the unit location is exterior. Solution: We Hope, by this process, your Duraflame heater will run normally. Duraflame Heater Operating Instructions How precise do you need your temperature range to be? Some models have a range of 62 to 82 degrees Fahrenheit at 4-degree intervals, while others only come with high and low heat options.Besides, loose wiring, faulty temperature gauge, and heater cool-down cycle are responsible for your heater fan stopping working. Solution: