Where can I find a replacement remote control for a Muskoka fireplace model number MHC42BL-10

SOURCE: Replacement Remote Control

email here--- [email protected] or you can try ebay.

SOURCE: remote control working with fireplace.

try www.dimplex.com go to customer sevices they should be able put you on to a local dealer in your area

hope this is of some help

Steve Wood Plumbing and Heating

• 21 Answers
• Posted on Oct 11, 2009

SOURCE: My remote control will not turn the fireplace on,

Clean the sensor on the unit, make sure no dust or ash on it. good luck

SOURCE: I just replaced the batteries in the remote

You didn't mention how many batteries you replaced. If it was only the 3 (AAA) in the hand held remote, you have 4 (AA) to go in the remote's receiver. It's the black box, inside the fireplace.

Depending on how long the batteries have been dead, the remote may have lost it's privacy/frequency code. In which case, it can be reset.

here is a link to your Owners Manual http://literature.mhsc.com/ambient/manuals/RCMT.pdf in case you have misplaced yours. You can download and print it, if you like. It will walk you through how to reset the privacy/frequency code. It has a Trouble Shooting Guide, that can prove invaluable.

Also, make sure the pilot on your gas logs or fireplace is burning and the Control Valve Knob is turned to the ON position. If it isn't, the remote control will not work

Hope this helps solve your problem.

SOURCE: muskoka electric fireplace ,the switch doesnt work

• Unplug the fireplace
• Open up the fireplace to gain access to the inside.
• Inspect switch for charring, melting, etc.
• Inspect circuit board for charring etc.
• If indeed the switch is the culprit: then...
• Unhook the wires from the switch.
• Remove the switch.
• Bring the switch into your local hardware store or radio shack.
• Buy a compatible switch - pay attention to amperage markings etc. so your new switch can handle the power.
• Install new switch and re-hook up the wiring.
• Close up the fireplace and enjoy...