Instructions

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Person lifting a red lid off a charcoal grill with open flames inside, outdoors in a backyard.

The Grill

  • 1. To Use The Grill, Turn The Timer On, Located On The Bottom Right Near The Ground

  • 2. Turn The Gas On 25% Of The Way Then Press The Ignitor Button

Samsung

Smart Tv

Person holding a TV remote control pointed toward a large flat-screen TV displaying a colorful user interface.
  • 1. To Access The Samsung Smart TV's Apps You Will Need To Have a Samsung Account. Click the button below to sign up.

Sign Up For Samsung Account

Fire Pit

  • 1. Locate the keyhole: Find the keyhole on the side of the fireplace

  • 2. Prepare the lighter: Have the lighter in hand before turning on the gas

  • 3. Light the lighter: Light the lighter and place it near the fireplace area

  • 4. Turn on the gas: Slowly turn on the gas using the key

  • 5. Adjust the heat: Adjust the heat as needed; turning it to the left increases the flame, and turning it to the right turns it off

  • 6. Do not leave unattended: Ensure the fire pit is not left on without supervision

Locate The Key and Lighter In The Shared Laundry Room

    1. Waking Up and Basic Temperature Adjustment (0:15-0:46):

      • Wake up the thermostat by turning the outer dial.

      • Rotate the dial to adjust the temperature for heating or cooling. The display shows the set temperature and the current room temperature.

    1. Changing Modes (Heating, Cooling, Heat-Cool, Off) (0:47-2:11):

      • Click the bottom of the thermostat to access the menu.

      • Rotate the dial to select "Mode" and then choose between Heat, Cool, Heat•Cool (which maintains a temperature range for both heating and cooling), or Off.

    1. Understanding Hold and Eco Mode (2:12-3:48):

      • Hold Mode: Allows you to set a specific temperature to be maintained until a certain time, overriding the regular schedule (2:17-2:59).

      • Eco Mode: Overrides other scheduled temperatures to maximize energy savings, typically by setting the temperature lower when you're away (3:00-3:48).

    1. Utilizing Temperature Sensors and Fan Mode (3:49-6:29):

      • Temperature Sensors: If you have multiple sensors (built-in and remote), you can choose to prioritize one, average them, or use only one to determine the temperature (3:49-4:50).

      • Fan Mode: Circulates air throughout your home to equalize temperature and filter air, even when heating or cooling isn't active (4:59-6:29).

Thermostat

Inside a brick fireplace with glowing red and orange artificial logs and embers.

Electric Fireplace Instructions

Diagram of a remote control with labels pointing to different buttons for stand-by, brightness, crackling flame, timer, high heat, low heat, and other functions.
Table displaying remote control buttons and their functions: Standby button turns on the appliance in last settings; Flame cycles through 6 flame colors; Brightne adjusts brightness in 5 levels; Cracklin adjusts volume in 5 levels; Low Heat turns on half heat or off; High Heat turns on full heat or off; Temperature sets between 60-82°F and 99°F with 3-second press; Timer cycles through 0.5H, 1H-9H.