Classic Oaksets feature all the natural beauty and realism you expect from Hargrove, combined with a simpler color scheme for outstanding value. Classic Oak sets are offered in 15", 18", 21", 24" and 30" sizes, and See-Thru models. Available with RGA2-72 or ANSI Z21.60 certification, and in natural gas or liquid propane configurations.

Unit includes:

Millivolt remote control gas valve with built-in adjustable flame heat control, exclusive PHAZERAMIC™ burner ember bed and logs, >porcelain reflective rear panel, piezo ignitor, ceramic glass, on/off switch and safety "pilot on" indicator light. Bathroom/bedroom/bedsitting room approved. Suitable for mobile homes. Up to 20,000 BTU's. 50% flame/heat adjustment for maximum comfort and efficiency.

It will be necessary to clean the glass window periodically. It is recommended that the window be cleaned at least 2 or 3 times per season with Gas Fireplace Glass Cleaner, following the manufacturer's instructions. This is a special window cleaner (there are many different manufacturers) that polishes the surface and leaves a protective coating behind.

It is normal for a gas fireplace to give off some odor the first time it is burned. This is due to the curing of paint, adhesives and the burning off of oils necessary for the manufacturing process.

Some conditions can guarantee the production of soot. In most cases incomplete combustion starts with the inappropriate adjustment and setup of the appliance. However, several factors must be considered when attempting to diagnose a sooting fireplace condition. Remember that two or more of these factors could be involved.

· Is the log placement correct?

· Proper primary air adjustment for each burner

· Excessive ember material

· Improper placement of the lava rock

· Is the fireplace over or under fired?

· Direct venting not properly sealed or blocked

· Direct vent gasket Leaking flue gas

· Atmospheric effects on B-vent and insert models

· Improper orifice alignment

· Valve and orifices not matched with fuel type

Low Flame - too much primary air.

Close down the air shutter in small increments, replacing the window and letting fireplace operate for at least 10 minutes after each adjustment.