leehasbeard
New Member
Hello - first day on this site and first post , so apologies if I get this wrong .
I have a fireplace issue and have started this tread in heating , if it was better served to be appliances … again apologies .
I have recently purchased a 2019 2670MK imagine trailer to be my new home. The layout fits me well and it being 4 seasons meets the requirements geographically. The owner I purchased it from extolled the electric fireplaces ability to heat the unit with minimal assistance of the furnace in even an Alberta winter , and while that statement seemed like a possible hyperbole I took him at his word as he was gracious and helpful .
I was somewhat concerned that the fireplace did not operate on my first attempt , but having learned that many items had been disconnected for storage during the sale process , I assumed it would be a matter of simply connecting it to power .
I removed the unit from its housing and noted that it was in fact plugged in , I switched it to another plug and received a triumphant beep for my efforts … sadly the beep appears to be the only thing this unit can muster , no lights or whirling fan , not even a sizzle or pop . Just a lonesome beep when plugged in .
And while I can be handy with some things … reading through a number of fireplace threads that deal with wire tracing and other such things … I’m left with the feeling that I may have to call for professional help , and frankly the particular circumstances that have plagued me of late make that a … challenge …so I am asking of this forum and the many skilled and experience folks here if there is perhaps a simple step I am missing , or an known problem with a documented fix so that I , in my limited scope of skill and patience , may exact a repair or , only if truly needed , should call for service … it also seems that a replacement unit may actually be cheaper that a service call, and if folks here think that is a reasonable approach to this complication I would love the feedback on this as well .
Regardless of having input , if you’ve made it through my tedious post , I wish you well and happy travels; Thanks for reading .
I have a fireplace issue and have started this tread in heating , if it was better served to be appliances … again apologies .
I have recently purchased a 2019 2670MK imagine trailer to be my new home. The layout fits me well and it being 4 seasons meets the requirements geographically. The owner I purchased it from extolled the electric fireplaces ability to heat the unit with minimal assistance of the furnace in even an Alberta winter , and while that statement seemed like a possible hyperbole I took him at his word as he was gracious and helpful .
I was somewhat concerned that the fireplace did not operate on my first attempt , but having learned that many items had been disconnected for storage during the sale process , I assumed it would be a matter of simply connecting it to power .
I removed the unit from its housing and noted that it was in fact plugged in , I switched it to another plug and received a triumphant beep for my efforts … sadly the beep appears to be the only thing this unit can muster , no lights or whirling fan , not even a sizzle or pop . Just a lonesome beep when plugged in .
And while I can be handy with some things … reading through a number of fireplace threads that deal with wire tracing and other such things … I’m left with the feeling that I may have to call for professional help , and frankly the particular circumstances that have plagued me of late make that a … challenge …so I am asking of this forum and the many skilled and experience folks here if there is perhaps a simple step I am missing , or an known problem with a documented fix so that I , in my limited scope of skill and patience , may exact a repair or , only if truly needed , should call for service … it also seems that a replacement unit may actually be cheaper that a service call, and if folks here think that is a reasonable approach to this complication I would love the feedback on this as well .
Regardless of having input , if you’ve made it through my tedious post , I wish you well and happy travels; Thanks for reading .

