Fall Gas Fireplace Checklist
Be prepared before the cold weather settles in!
Here are the top three things to get your fireplace ready:
- Check the remote control and receiver batteries
- Light the pilot light
- Clean the fireplace glass
Click on the buttons below to watch the step-by-step videos and you will have your gas fireplace weather-ready in no time at all!
Remote Controls & How to Replace Batteries Videos
It’s a good idea to change the batteries at the same time you change the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors each year.
A gas fireplace receiver (located in the unit) is a battery powered backup power supply that can light your gas fireplace with the push of a button in the event of a power outage.
How to Clean Fireplace Glass Videos
A white-grey film build up can obstruct the view of your beautiful Regency flames. This film build up is completely normal and happens from minerals in the fuel (such as sulfur and calcium) depositing on the glass during regular combustion. If this film is not cleaned, it can permanently damage the glass.
Walnut Creek Fireplace can help with recommending a safe, non-scratching glass cleaner which is sold in our store.