0.584.524 Proflame Receiver Kit with Fan Control

Before replacing your current receiver make sure to inspect the contacts and springs inside of the 0.584.224 Proflame receiver and install new alkaline batteries.
The first thing to check here before replacing either the receiver or the transmitter is going to be the battery connections in the receiver.
The receiver is exposed to much more heat and will typically be the item that is replaced most often due to the heat, but the connections still are the first thing to check.
Remove the receiver box from the fireplace.
Carefully remove the battery door cover and batteries from the receiver, this battery cover door is not a part that can be ordered separately so be careful when servicing the receiver or changing the batteries.
Turn the cover over and remove the 2 small Phillips screws in the back of the receiver.
Now slide the circuit board / battery contact housing out from inside of the receiver.
Inspect the circuit board for corrosion, if you find corrosion on the circuit board you may need to replace the receiver with the new 0.584.224 Receiver Kit.
Inspect the battery contacts and springs, clean the positive battery contacts and then stretch the negative battery contact springs in the battery contact housing.
Also clean the positive battery contacts on the battery door that was removed and also stretch the negative battery contact springs on the door.
Clean the receiver housing of any debris, dirt, dust or corrosion before reassembly.
Now reassemble the receiver in the reverse order of disassembly and install new alkaline batteries.
After installing the batteries you should hear 1 beep telling you the receiver has power and is ready to be programmed.
Push the program button one time and you should hear the 3 short beep telling you the receiver is now ready to accept a new code from the remote transmitter.
Now push the On/Off button of your remote transmitter and you should hear 4 beeps from the receiver telling you the receiver and the remote are now paired with the same RF code and ready to be used.
If after you have performed this procedure you are still not able to control your gas log set remotely then the most common failure part is the receiver.