 In order for your sender and receiver to work together, they must be electronically "paired"
during the set-up process. Whenever the batteries go dead or are
removed, the couple separates, and must be paired anew before they can work together as a
couple again. Here's how to
rejoin them:
Take the remote to the stove.
Locate the On/Off/Remote slide switch
behind/under the ash tray on the stove: this is the
receiver. Slide the switch to the Off position.
Remove the two screws attaching the cover plate to the receiver, and pull it straight off.
It might be a tight fit; if so, use a sharp knife to pry gently at the edges. The On/Off/Remote slider will come off with
the cover plate.
Pop the battery covers off the remote and receiver, and remove the batteries.
Important: leave the batteries out for one full minute.
Determine that all replacement batteries are fresh and fully charged. Never mix new batteries with old batteries.
Replace the batteries in the receiver first. Then
re-install the cover plate and slide the switch to the Remote (middle) position.
Replace the batteries in the remote: if the screen lights up, press the
top button to turn it off. The screen should be dark, with only the temperature
showing in the upper right-hand corner.
Insert a toothpick or straightened paper clip into the PRG hole on the receiver
cover plate and press lightly to depress the button inside. The receiver will "beep" three
times. Note: the beeps are in a sonic range many of us aging rock fans can no
longer hear. Enlist the aid of a grandchild, or just enjoy the memory of
how great the sound was right in front of the speaker stacks at Woodstock, and
proceed with the next step.
Within ten seconds, press the top button on the remote to turn it on. The
remote will instantly light up, and propose to the receiver.
The receiver will indicate acceptance with four demure beeps.
To operate the stove with the remote, ensure that the slide switch on the receiver remains in the Remote position.
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