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Why choose us

Electric fireplaces tend to fail one part at a time, such as a heater element, a fan, a flame motor or a control board. As a locally owned family business, we test each one in order, name the failed part and order the maker's own replacement for your model. You get the price before any order, and if a repair is not worth it, we say so. Call (904) 920-5495 and read us the model number.

Electric fireplace experts who test before they order

  • Locally owned in Jacksonville
  • Family owned and operated
  • 100% satisfaction guaranteed
  • Free inspection and estimate
  • Same-day service available
  • 10% off any service
  • Locally ownedA local business answers the phone, so you can read us the model number and we check parts before the visit.
  • Upfront pricing, no hidden feesThe failed part, its price and its expected arrival are written down before we order anything.
  • Workmanship warrantyEach part we replace goes in under our workmanship warranty.
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Electric fireplace parts our pros repair

An electric fireplace is two appliances in one cabinet, a fan-driven heater and a light-based flame effect, run by one control board. When either side quits, our repair specialists test each part in order and replace the one that failed with the maker's part for your model. Locally owned and family run, we inspect the unit for free before any part is ordered.

  • Heater elements and thermal cutoffs tested and replaced
  • Noisy or dead fan motors swapped for the maker's part
  • Frozen or dark flame effects fixed at the motor or light
  • Remote, receiver and control board faults traced
  • Inserts pulled from the opening, tested and refitted
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Electric fireplace repair work

Gloved hands work on the wiring behind the removed glass front of a wall-mounted electric fireplace.

How we fix an electric fireplace

  1. Read us the model number

    It is on the rating label on the back or side of the cabinet. With it, we can check parts before the free visit.

  2. Test the supply first

    A meter at the outlet confirms the power before the unit is opened. A warm or discolored outlet stops the job there for an electrician.

  3. Bench-test each part

    Unplugged and opened to the manual, the element, cutoff and thermostat are tested for continuity, and the fan and flicker motor are spun by hand.

  4. Run it on heat and watch

    Once the part is replaced, the unit runs long enough to cycle while we watch the current draw and the plug temperature.

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Get the heat and the flames back, and take 10% off the repair by booking within 72 hours.

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Repair the electric unit or replace it

A repair makes sense until the parts or the cost say otherwise.

What we findThe right fixWhat we also check
What we findOne part failed and it is still madeThe right fixReplace that part by the maker's numberWhat we also checkThe serial number, so the part matches your unit
What we findBoard and heater both failedThe right fixCompare the repair with a new unitWhat we also checkBoth prices side by side, in writing
What we findOutlet, cord or circuit at faultThe right fixAn electrician fixes the wiring firstWhat we also checkWhether the unit itself also needs a part

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Electric fireplace tests on the free visit

  1. The model and serial number printed on the rating label
  2. The supply: outlet, breaker, cord and plug, with any electrician work named
  3. Test results for the heater element, fan motor, thermostat and thermal cutoff
  4. The flame effect motor, rod and light source
  5. The control board, receiver and remote
  6. Parts to order by the maker's number, and when they are expected

Electric fireplace repair questions

Is my electric fireplace worth repairing?

When one part has failed and it is still made, repair is usually the better spend. If the board and the heater are both gone or parts are discontinued, you hear that before any work. A free inspection settles it, so call (904) 920-5495.

Can you repair an electric insert that sits in an old firebox?

Yes. For electric fireplace insert repair we slide the insert out onto the hearth, test it, repair it and set it back in. Then we check it in place and make sure the cord reaches the outlet safely.

Can you get parts for my model?

We order by the model and serial number on the rating label, through the maker or its parts distributors. If no parts exist, you hear that before you pay for anything.

Which details from the electric unit should I have ready?

The model number is useful, along with whether the problem affects heat, the flame display or the controls. Have those details ready when you call (904) 920-5495, without opening the unit to find them.

The plug feels hot. What should I do?

Turn the unit off, switch off the breaker and unplug it, then leave that outlet alone until an electrician checks it. A hot connection is a wiring problem first.

Electric fireplace faults we fix

  • Fan blows but the air is cold

    The heater circuit is open somewhere, at the element, the thermostat or a tripped thermal cutoff. We test each one and replace the failed part.

  • Heat runs a while, then quits

    The thermal cutoff may be doing its job because dust or a blocked slot is overheating the unit. We clean it and find what tripped it.

  • Flames frozen, stuttering or dark

    The cause is a flicker rod off its motor shaft, a failed motor or a dead light source. We fix the one at fault and check the rest.

  • Remote does nothing, buttons still work

    Weak batteries, a lost pairing with the receiver or a receiver switch in the wrong position. We check those before touching the board.

Bring back the heat with a free electric fireplace test

Our electric fireplace pros test each part in order and give you the part number and price before ordering.

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Inside an electric fireplace

Every electric fireplace service call starts by treating the unit as two appliances in one box. The heater is a resistance element with a small fan, a thermostat that cycles it and a thermal cutoff that cuts heater power if the inside gets too hot. The flame effect is a light source, LED or small bulbs, shining through a turning rod or a programmed pattern onto a screen.

A control board ties both together and listens for the remote. The rating label on the back or side gives the model and the rating in volts, amps and watts, and the heater's wattage is what the circuit has to carry.

Electric fireplace heater repair, by symptom

The symptom points the way. No heat with a working flame effect points to the heater circuit. Heat that runs and then quits can mean the cutoff is working. Dimplex notes its overheat cutout trips when the ventilation slot is covered or blocked, and dust or pet hair packed inside can trip it the same way.

A stuttering flame can be a flicker rod slipped off the motor shaft, a failed motor or failed bulbs, which the same maker says can go unnoticed until the last one goes. LED light assemblies are replaced as a unit.

Parts, circuits and when an electrician steps in

Parts are ordered by the maker's part number and the serial number for your model, because look-alike units can use different boards and elements. When a part is no longer made, or the repair adds up close to a new unit, we say so in writing, and replacement becomes an installation job.

Manuals direct plug-in units straight into a grounded wall outlet with no extension cord or power strip, and Dimplex suggests a dedicated breaker when a shared circuit keeps tripping. A new circuit, a new outlet or a hardwired supply is electrical work under NFPA 70, the National Electrical Code, and an electrician does it.

Unit acting up? Call (904) 920-5495 to set up the free inspection. We check parts for your model before we arrive.

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