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How do you clean Rasmussen gas Logs?

How do you clean Rasmussen gas Logs?

A: The easiest method of cleaning off the soot is to operate the set for a few minutes to get the logs/balls/stones/shapes hot, then spray the sooty areas with the mist water from a spray bottle. The soot dislodges and goes up the chimney . Alternatively, the soot can be either brushed or vacuumed away.

What kind of gas do gas logs use?

Gas Logs are either made to burn Natural Gas or Liquid Propane. Because these two gases burn differently, the burner systems must be made specifically for the type of gas that you will burn. So you cannot use a Natural Gas burner with Liquid Propane or visa versa.

How long do fake gas logs last?

A: In the average home, a well-maintained vented log set with ceramic logs will last 10 or more years. A well-maintained vent-free log set with ceramic logs can also last a long time, but, if heavily used, will begin to wear in 3-5 years.

How do I light my Rasmussen gas fireplace?

While pushing the knob in, light the pilot with a match or aim-n-flame (or push the button of the piezo ignitor, if equipped). Continue to hold in the knob with the pilot lit for 30 to 90 seconds, or until such time as when you release the knob, the pilot remains lit.

How do you light a gas log with a remote?

Make sure your main gas supply is ON. From OFF position, turn gas control knob (reads OFF, ON & PILOT) counterclockwise to PILOT position. Push in knob (this releases the gas to the pilot area only). With control knob in, push the piezo ignitor in continuously until pilot ignites (every 3-5 seconds).

How do you get soot off gas logs?

The best ways to clean a buildup of soot off gas fireplace logs are:

  1. Use a handheld vacuum.
  2. Scrub the logs with a soft cloth.
  3. Use a soft-bristled scrub brush.
  4. Use a cloth dampened with warm water if your fireplace manual does not warn against cleaning the logs with water.

How do you get soot off fireplace logs?

Use a damp rag or lint-free cloth to wipe off the soot, carbon, and dust from the logs, at least once per year. Be careful to avoid scratching the logs, or they will no longer be useable. Liquid gas log cleaners are also available at your local fireplace dealer and may make it easier to clean.

What are fake logs in gas fireplaces made of?

Fake gas fireplace logs are made of ceramic or a similar material. These absorb high amounts of heat without being damaged. Without them, most of the heat from the burning gas would just escape out the vent. By retaining more heat, the ceramic provides warmth and comfort for your home.

How do I know if my gas logs are natural gas or propane?

Follow the gas line from beneath the logs to where it disappears in the wall or floor. If the gas is merely contained by a simple gas line, then the logs are vent free. If there is a small cylinder attached to the gas line, then the logs are vent-free.

How do you arrange fake gas fireplace logs?

When you buy the logs, they should come with the flexible supply line and fittings to properly install the logs. Place the logs according to the manufacturer’s directions. Typically, the largest logs go on the bottom. Arrange smaller logs over these, making sure that the gas source has plenty of airflow around it.

Why are my gas logs turning white?

You may notice a white film that builds up on the inside of the glass from time to time. The main reason the glass develops a white powdery film is due to moisture in the gas (both natural gas and propane gas) it burns not being completely dried before turning off your fireplace.

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Ruth Doyle