FMI LMFP33PRC Operating instructions

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Model
LMFP33PRC
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PROFLAME 584 GTM REPLACEMENT KIT
THIS PROFLAME REMOTE SYSTEM IS A DIRECT REPLACEMENT FOR THE ORIGINAL REMOTE INCLUDED WITH YOUR
COMFORT GLOW MODEL LMFP FIREPLACE SYSTEM OR MODELS LDL 24" AND 30" LOG SETS
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+
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AAA
AAA
AAA
Figure 3 - Battery Installation
Battery
Housing
Cover
Battery
Housing
Cover
Cover Plate
Screws
Receiver
Kit contains:
1 - Proame GTM Receiver
1 - Proame GTM Transmitter
1 - Proame Wire Harness
1 - Receiver Cover with 2 screws
1 - Mounting Bracket (for LDL log sets only) with 2 screws
to mount receiver to bracket
DISCONNECTING EXISTING PROFLAME COMPONENTS
1. Turn unit off and allow to cool.
2. For LDL Log Sets: To access receiver, remove left front crossover log
and left front log.
For LMFP Fireplace: Receiver is located in compartment behind bottom
louver.
3. Remove batteries from receiver and hand transmitter. Set aside for use
in new remote system. Use new batteries if you are unsure of battery
life.
4. Disconnect stepper motor cable from connection labeled “motor” on
receiver (see Figure 1).
5. Disconnect red and black wires from the TH and TPTH connection at
control valve. Leave red and white wire from thermopile connected (see
Figure 2).
PREPARING NEW PROFLAME COMPONENTS
1. Remove replacement receiver and hand transmitter from kit. Install 3 AAA
batteries from old hand transmitter. Be sure to orient positive and negative
on batteries as shown in Figure 3.
2. Place 4 AA batteries into receiver as shown. Be sure to orient positive
and negative on batteries as shown in Figure 3.
FOR LDL LOG SETS
1. Remove old bracket from LDL chassis. Keep screws for step 4.
2. Insert new receiver through opening in bracket provided with this kit. Use
2 screws from kit to secure receiver to bracket.
3. Secure receiver cover to receiver with two screws provided with cover.
4. Secure receiver assembly to LDL chassis using existing screws removed
in step 1 (see Figure 4).
FOR LMFP FIREPLACES
The receiver can lay loose in the control valve area with no bracket. Position
receiver to the front of replace, facing forward.
Figure 1 - Receiver Connection
Motor
Connection
Black
Red
Figure 2 - Valve Connection
Disconnect
Black and
Red Wires
from Valve
Bottom
of Hand
Transmitter
(Remote
Control)
AA Batteries
Figure 4 - Receiver and Bracket Assembly
Receiver
Receiver
Cover
Receiver
Bracket
122707 01
TP
TH
TH
DESA Heating, LLC
2701 Industrial Drive
Bowling Green, KY 42101
1-866-672-6040
www.desatech.com
122707-01
Rev. A
10/07
NOT A UPC
CONNECTING PROFLAME COMPONENTS
1. Remove wire harness from kit. Plug white connector to connection on
rear of receiver (see diagram below).
2. Connect black connector from harness to black connector from stepper
motor.
3. Green and white wires of harness are labeled TPTH and TH to indicate the
proper connection. Connect white wire labeled TPTH to the TPTH screw
terminal. Connect green wire labeled TH to the TH screw terminal.
COMPLETING INSTALLATION
LMFP replace owners: Remote kit installation complete. Follow instructions
provided with the remote for programing and proper remote operation.
LDL log set owners: Remote kit installation is complete. Logs should be
placed as specied in the log set installation instructions. Consult your owner's
manual provided with your logset for proper positioning. Failure to properly
position logs may result in sooting or property damage.
Owner's manuals are located online at www.desatech.com. Select gas logs
and locate your model number from the pull down list.
Stepper
Motor
Figure 5 - Wiring Diagram
Black Connectors
Receiver
To Thermopile
on ODS Pilot
White
Red
White
Connector
Front
Green
White
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FMI LMFP33PRC Operating instructions

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