I have a Propane fireplace model: 6000GLX-IPILP-R/S
serial number: 0021113426
It was installed in 2007
It has a WSK300 wall control unit.
Last March - we had a power outage and when the power returned - the fireplace would not start.
- Wall Control unit - no display at all
- WSK-300 control module has a LED that is blinking red (next to the connector for the ignition control unit)
- Unit has line power
I am not sure if the problem is with the ignition control module (Dexen GM-6KA) or the wall control module (WSK-300).
The ignition control module appears to be easy to replace and readily available, but I don't know why it would cause the wall control unit would fail. I suspect the problem is with the WSK-300.
The problem that I have is that the WSK-300 has been discontinued.
It appears that it has been replaced by WSK-MLT-GLX Wall Control (which is pretty expensive).
Does anyone have any advice on:
1) How to determine which unit is causing the issue
2) Should I call a service rep or can I install myself (it appears pretty straightforward)
3) Best course of action
4) Whether or not this recall affects me (https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2008/f...earth-home-technologies-high-temperatures-can)
Thanks for any advice offered.
-k
serial number: 0021113426
It was installed in 2007
It has a WSK300 wall control unit.
Last March - we had a power outage and when the power returned - the fireplace would not start.
- Wall Control unit - no display at all
- WSK-300 control module has a LED that is blinking red (next to the connector for the ignition control unit)
- Unit has line power
I am not sure if the problem is with the ignition control module (Dexen GM-6KA) or the wall control module (WSK-300).
The ignition control module appears to be easy to replace and readily available, but I don't know why it would cause the wall control unit would fail. I suspect the problem is with the WSK-300.
The problem that I have is that the WSK-300 has been discontinued.
It appears that it has been replaced by WSK-MLT-GLX Wall Control (which is pretty expensive).
Does anyone have any advice on:
1) How to determine which unit is causing the issue
2) Should I call a service rep or can I install myself (it appears pretty straightforward)
3) Best course of action
4) Whether or not this recall affects me (https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2008/f...earth-home-technologies-high-temperatures-can)
Thanks for any advice offered.
-k