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<\/a>The 62” Florence Cherry Classical Electric Fireplace<\/a> from Classic Flame<\/em><\/a><\/p><\/div>\n Loose components can sometimes cause a rattle<\/strong> or a chattering<\/strong> sound to be heard from within your electric fireplace. One of the main causes of a vibrating sound coming from an electric fireplace is the fans motor.<\/strong> When the fans oscillating blades are in rotation, it can create a slow but continuous movement that has a jarring effect on parts located within your rear access panel. This causes nuts, screws, and bolts to come loose. For this reason, it\u2019s a good idea to tighten down all the screws on your electric fireplace at least once a year<\/strong> just to make sure that everything is in good shape.<\/p>\n In the instance that you hear a buzzing \u00a0or a humming sound<\/strong> coming from the control panel, you have a defective flame speed control module<\/strong>. To resolve the issue, simply replace the flame speed control with a new factory replacement.<\/p>\n As the fan inducts air through the vents of your electric fireplace, dust can also be transported inside. If you\u2019re fan or motor becomes contaminated with dirt, dust, and\/or debris, it can cause a whirring<\/strong> noise from your electric fireplace. You can refer back to this post to learn how to properly maintain your electric fireplace<\/a>.<\/p>\n Quick Tip:<\/strong> Use a damp cloth or a vacuum to remove dust from your electric fireplace.<\/p>\n One uncommon cause for unusual noises<\/strong> can be caused by the flame rod. The flame rod is located inside of your electric fireplace and attaches to the flame motor. The function of the flame rod is to orchestrate the visual and auditory features of your electric fireplace. This is why you\u2019re the flame speed\/size coincides with the auditory sounds that your electric fireplace produces. A damaged flame rod can cause clearance issues and begin rubbing on other parts.<\/strong> It\u2019s best to replace this as soon as possible to prevent further damage to other internal components.<\/p>\n If you notice that you only hear the sound when the heating element is activated, it\u2019s most likely a bad blower motor. This explains why the sound can only be heard when your electric fireplace is producing heat.<\/strong> Replace the bad blower motor to return your electric fireplace to its normal state. Before purchasing new parts, make sure you contact your manufacturer to see if it\u2019s covered by warranty!<\/strong><\/p>\n The Sienna XL Tabletop Fireplace<\/a>\u00a0is made of reclaimed elm wood that features a unique look due treatment by a rare Japanese Shou-sugi-ban technique that has been kept a secret.<\/p><\/div>\n Additional Resources:<\/strong><\/p>\n Time for a new electric fireplace?<\/strong> Portable Fireplace can help you find the perfect model for your home! Find a expertly crafted mantel that will accentuate the d\u00e9cor of your home<\/a> today!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" An electric fireplace can start making funny noises for several reasons. Although this is not a common problem, it does happen on occasion. This post will help you troubleshoot an electric fireplace making funny noises. \u00a0In order to eliminate these … Continue reading 1. Rattling Noise – Vibration<\/h2>\n
2. Buzzing Sound – Flame Speed Control<\/h2>\n
3. Whirring Sound – Blower Fan<\/h2>\n
4. Grinding Noise – Flame Rod<\/h2>\n
5. Intermittent Noises – Heater Blower Motor<\/h2>\n
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