5301 fuse location - 5301 LE 2 Way Car Remote Starter System

Unfortunately as a separate piece no. There are sets though.

https://www.google.com/search?q=toy+state+train+set+5301+remote+replacement

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The Skytech 5301 does not control your pilot light. That is a function of your fireplace's valve. Complete instructions for lighting your pilot can be found in the owner's manual of your fireplace, or at the brand's website.
The 5301 should not need to be reset in any way. Once your pilot is re-lit it will operate normally.
If you need a new copy of the 5301 manual, it can be found at the bottom of the product page here: Skytech 5301 fireplace remote.

I know it seems obvious, but sometimes over the summer people shut off their pilot light, and when relighting forget to move the pilot knob back to the "on" position after the pilot is going - check this first.
Next, you can slide the switch on the Skytech 5301 receiver from "remote" to "on" and verify that it lights the burner. If it does, you may need to re-sync the remote to the receiver. If it does not, check to make sure your wires are nice and tight on the TH & TP/TH connections of the valve.
If you are still having trouble, Skytech has a toll-free hotline for tech support on the 5301. It is: 1-888-672-8929 8am-5pm EST.

The Skytech 5301 Fireplace Remote's touch screen should never be blank, especially if it has fresh batteries (assuming they are installed in the correct orientation).
Skytech offers a generous warranty, you should contact their support team at 1-888-672-8929 to request service on your remote.

Sounds like the tech didnt hook up to the heater acc. wire located at the ignition cylinder. The color of the wire in the car is green\ yellow tracer.... Color of the wire from remotestart is orange. So find where the orange wire from the starter is and hook it up to the green\ yellow wire.

You should be able to access it from the following website

http://images.brinkmann.net/Docs/Pdf/810-5301-C.pdf

The fuse is internal, and soldered to the circuit board. It can be replaced by soldering - an old-timers trick is to get a new fuse (with pig-tails) and just solder in parallel with the old - no removal needed.

goto google search for your computer driver you can download it from there.

Kim,

You can download the book from Brinkmann, asap:
http://images.brinkmann.net/Docs/Pdf/810-5301-C.pdf

hello, there is a central locking fuse located in the fuse holder above the battery in the trunk. when you access the trim, look on the fuse description on the back side of the trim cover. I believe it may be either fuse #54 or #56. if the fuse is blown, you probably have a failed fuel flap actuator.