Electric fireplace just blows out cold air it is a Century model # is HEF26

They don't have resets, they are only on portable heaters that might tip over. Some have a Thermal Fuse, but your problem is probably a failed element or even a melted contact. Test it for continuity with a Digital Multimeter.

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I would take it to Big Lots, with your receipt, and exchange it. This is not a user serviceable problem.

mine was the heating element had burned into on one side

is your electric fans running constantly. and most times then not you`ll need a water temp sensor or water temp relay. usually the temp sensor on that model comes usually next to the thermostat with a little wired plug on top. or on the radiator. either way pull the plug while the motor is cold. unscrew the sensor and screw the new one in and replace the electric plug back on top of the sensor. 2 things: Cold motor, have every thing set up and ready because when you take out the sensor the coolant will start to come out. you will not loose much if you work quick. keep rags or paper towels below the sensor to keep coolant off the motor and smelling when it gets hot. you have also pour or hose off coolant after your done installing the new coolant temp sensor.

Hi I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM. I TOOK THE electronic BOARD OUT AND FOUND that the main power relay (that's the big black square on the board with the black and red wire connected to the top of it.) solder joints were loose. I bought a cheap soldering gun and resoldered the relay connections at the bottom of the board............Works Fine now................FC

Probably, neither. If there's no brightness at all, the bulbs are burned out and need to be replaced. If the brightness is there, but no flickering, then it's probably the motor or the shaft that the bulbs are on is stuck and can't rotate. Really not an uncommon problem with electric fireplaces, no matter who the manufacturer is. If you don't hear a humming noise when the flame function is turned ON. the motor may have overheated and shut down.

To test this, turn the Master ON/OFF Switch to OFF and unplug the fireplace from the wall outlet. Wait 12 - 15 minutes. Plug the unit back in and Turn the Master ON/OFF Switch to ON. Turn just the flame function ON. If it starts right up, the motor has cooled and the unit reset itself. If this continues to occur on a regular basis, contact the manufacturer's Technical Service Dept. If nothing happened after it was turned back ON, contact the manufacturer for replacement parts.

Hope this helps you troubleshoot and solve the problem. Please let me know. Thanks.

It sounds as if the heating element has burned out (which is very common with electric fireplaces) or it overheated and the overload switch turned the heater off. Since you didn't mention who the manufacturer of your fireplace is or the model number, it's hard to make any suggestion on how to solve the problem. Other than one: Turn the fireplace OFF, unplug it and wait 30 minutes to plug it back in and hopefully, it will reset itself.

go to ebay and put in electric fireplace heater parts, the flame motor is around 20 bucks, and the heater element around 50 bucks Good luck