How to Fix an Electric Fireplace

• Freestanding: These are mantel units mounted against the wall or in a corner. One significant advantage of a free-standing electric fireplace is that it can be installed in any room.
• TV stand: TV stand electric fireplaces are flexible units that can be utilized for a variety of media applications. Mount a TV on it and store your cable box and other media devices on the included shelves. 
• Wall mount:  Wall mount electric fireplaces are simple to install and come with a mounting bracket for easier installation. These can be used during all seasons and the glass front is cool to touch with LED flames, which makes it safe for pets and children.

An electric fireplace might not produce heat due to a problem with the heating element or power supply issues.

Switches can get damaged if they’re used regularly. If the switches aren't placed in the wall in the right socket, they may cause problems and be risky.

• Wipe the exterior of your electric fireplace with a damp cloth to remove dust, dirt, fingerprints and other spots.
• A glass cleaner can also be used to clean the surface.
• Then, dry the exterior with a lint-free cloth to prevent any water spots from appearing.
• Repeat this process weekly to maintain the electric fireplace in good condition.

To clean your electric fireplace, use gentle cleaning agents. Harsh chemicals can damage it. For persistent issues, a heating engineer can inspect the fireplace. If the fireplace’s switch stops working or has other internal problems, professional assistance is needed to diagnose the electrical problem.