Aarrow BK047 User manual

BK047
EN 613:2003
FOR USE IN COUNTRIES
GB & IE
Gas council ID Number
NG - 32-248-06
LPG - 32-248-07
Rev 08
August 2009
Part No. AFGS1095
Installation / Servicing Instructions
& User Manual
Sherborne GSL
Conventional Flue Gas Stove
PLEASE RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
THIS STOVE IS NOT SUITABLE FOR TIMBER FRAMED PROPERTIES

CONTENTS
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INSTALLATION
Safety Notices 3
General information 3-4
Contents list & Part Identification 5
Important Notices 6
Statutory Requirements 6
Certification 6
Technical Data 7
Gas Fire Dimensions 7
Installing The Stove 7
Preparation Of The Stove 8
Stove Location 8
Shelf Clearances 9
Flue System 10
Fitting Flue spigot and Blanking Plate 11
Rear / Top Flue Option 11-12
Connecting The Gas Supply 13
Pressure Test Sequence 13
Fitting And Arranging Coals 14-18
Fitting and arranging Logs (NG) 19-20
Fitting and arranging Logs (LPG) 21-22
Installation Of The Remote Control 23-26
System
Commissioning Of The stove 27
Fire Testing 27
Advise The End User 28
Building Control Check List 29
SERVICING
Replacement Of The Glass Frame 30-31
Burner & Valve Assembly removal 31
Annual Service 32
Cleaning Outer Surfaces 32
Fault Diagnosis 33
Annual Service Record 34
USER INSTRUCTIONS
To Ignite The Pilot 35-36
To Ignite The Burner 37
To Turn The Stove & Pilot Off Completely 37
Cleaning Outer Surfaces 37
Operation Of Remote Control 38-41
Important Notices 42
Statutory Requirements 42
Certification 42
Shelf Clearances 43
OPTIONS & ACCESSORIES 44
SPARE PARTS 45-47
GUARANTEE 48
FINAL FACTORY CHECK LIST 50

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References in this manual to British
Standards and Statutory Regulations and
Requirements apply only to the United
Kingdom. For Ireland the rules in force must
be used.
Before installation, check that the local
distribution conditions, nature of the gas,
pressure and the adjustment of the
appliance are compatible.
This manual is an important part of the
appliance and must by law be handed to the
end user on completion of the installation.
SAFETY NOTICES
 Do not attempt to burn rubbish or any
other material in this appliance.
 Do not use this appliance if the glass is
cracked, broken, removed or open.
 Do not make any unauthorised
modifications to the appliance.
 It is recommended that the stove be
guarded to protect the young and infirm
using a fireguard complying with
BS8423:2002.
Coal / Log set
The coal / log set contains Refractory
Ceramic Fibres (R.C.F), which are man
made vitreous silicate fibres. Excessive
exposure to these materials may cause
temporary irritation to the eyes, skin and
respiratory tract. Care must be taken when
handling these items to ensure the release
of dust particles is kept to a minimum. To
ensure that the release of fibre from these is
kept to a minimum, during installation and
servicing it is recommended that a vacuum
cleaner fitted with H.E.P.A. filters is used to
remove any dust, soot or any other debris
accumulated in and around the appliance.
This should be performed before and after
installation. It is recommended that any
replacement item(s) are not broken up but
sealed within a heavy duty polythene bag
and clearly labelled ‘R.C.F. waste’ This is
not classified as „Hazardous waste‟ and may
be disposed of at a tipping site licensed for
the disposal of industrial waste.
Protective clothing is not required when
handling these items but it is recommended that
gloves are worn and normal hygiene rules are
followed. Always wash your hands before eating
or drinking.
 In the event of a gas emergency, consult the
telephone directory and ask for your local gas
supplier.
Guide to manual handling
 Always obtain assistance when lifting the
appliance.
 When lifting always keep your back straight,
bend your legs not your back.
 Avoid twisting at the waist, it is better to
reposition your feet.
 Avoid upper body/top heavy bending, do not
lean forward or sideways when handling the
fire.
 Always grip with the palms of your hands. Do
not use fingertips for support
 Always keep the stove as close as possible to
the body to minimise the cantilever action.
 Use gloves to provide additional grip.
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. General Notes
All materials and equipment used in the
installation of this stove should be fit for the
purpose, be of suitable quality and workmanship
and should comply with the applicable British
Standards, building regulations and rules in
force.
2. Ventilation
No purpose provided ventilation is normally
required
3. Flue Type
The stove is suitable for flue options with a
minimum diameter of 127mm (5”) and have a
minimum effective height of 3 metres (10ft) see
page 11 to 12.
4. Hazardous Materials
Asbestos, hazardous or any banned materials
have not and will not be included in this product.

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5. Stove Location
See installation instruction on page 8.
6. Packed Details
For packed weight see packaging labels.
7. Unpacking note
When the stove is unpacked ensure no
damage occurs if placed on the carpet as it
can leave indentation marks.
For contents list see page 5.
8. Fit For Purpose
All materials, appliances and equipment
used should be fit for purpose, be of suit-
able quality and workmanship and should
comply with the applicable British Standard
9. Data Label Plate
The data label plate is fixed to the underside
of the valve bracket assembly, and can be
swung in and out, as required (see fig 2a).
Please observe the data, safety and
warning labels attached to this plate.
DO NOT remove this plate from the stove.
Please observe unpacking
and safety labels
Stove specification label
(Both Ends Of Box)
Fig. 1.
Fig. 2a.

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CONTENTS LIST
Main Box All
Types
STOVE ENGINE •
GLASS FRAME ASSEMBLY •
DUMMY FUEL RETAINER •
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS •
CANOPY COVER PLATE •
CANOPY INFILL PIECE •
HOT PLATE (BLANKING) •
FLUE SPIGOT •
OUTER BODY AND CANOPY •
FIRE DOORS •
VALVE COVER •
HOT GLOVE •
GAS SERVICE TAP •
GLASS SCREWS •
Packed Inside The Stove All
Types
Coal Set (NG & LPG) or •
Log Set (NG Only) or •
Log Set (LPG Only) •
Flue Spigot
Hot Plate (Blanking)
Hot Glove (Heat Resistant)
PART IDENTIFICATION
Canopy Cover Plate
Canopy Infill piece
Dummy Fuel Retainer
Glass Frame Assembly
Outer Body & Canopy
Stove Engine Assembly
Fire Doors
Valve Cover
Fig. 2b.

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IMPORTANT NOTICES
A qualified gas engineering must carry out
the installation and servicing of this
appliance in accordance with these
instructions and in compliance with current
Building Regulations.
Such persons must be a Gas Safe
Register qualified engineer.
This appliance is designed to run on
natural gas (NG) or liquid petroleum gas
(LPG) depending upon the model
purchased.
Warning - Only use the appliance with
the specified gas.
The instructions must be read before use
of the appliance.
Please note the following:
 Sealed components must not be
interfered with
 Servicing instruction & part
identification numbers are given
towards the back of the manual.
 Only use genuine Aarrow parts for
replacements.
 Ventilation, no purpose built ventilation
is normally required, normal adventi-
tious room ventilation being sufficient.
 Coal/Log set, see safety notice on
page 3, must be observed.
All surface except the control knobs are
considered to be working surfaces.
Warning:
Under no circumstances must the
stove be operated if the glass is
cracked, broken, removed or open.
If it is known or suspected that an
operational or ignition fault exists on
the appliance, it must not be used until
it has been investigated by a qualified
gas engineer.
This gas appliance must be serviced
every 12 months by a qualified gas
engineer.
STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS
This product must be installed in accordance with
the rule in force.
The current Gas Safety (Installation and Use)
Regulations (as amended)
The Building Regulations for England and Wales
2000 ref Approved Document J 2002 edition
(Issued by the DTLR)
The Building Standards (Scotland)
(Consolidation) regulations.
Detailed recommendations are outlined in the
current issue of the following British Standards:-
BS5440 parts 1 and 2, BS5871 Part 1 and
BS6891
Any Manufacturers instructions must not be
taken as overriding statutory requirements
CERTIFICATION
This appliance is CE certified for performance
and safety. Therefore, it is important that no
alteration is made to the appliance.
Any alteration not approved by Arada Ltd will
invalidate the guarantee.

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Gas Type Natural Gas LPG
Gas
Category
I2H I3P
Supply
Pressure
20mbar 37mbar
Injector Bray 82/400 Bray 82/160
Max. Heat
Setting
Heat Input
(gross)
Gas Rate
6.1 kW
0.58m³/hour
5.7kW
0.21m³/hour
Min. Heat
Setting
Heat Input
(gross)
Gas Rate
2.5 kW
0.24m³/hour
2.5 kW
0.09m³/hour
Efficiency
Class
CLASS 2 CLASS 2
NOx Class Unclassified Unclassified
Country Of
Use AT.DK,ES,FI, GB,GR,IE,IT,
NO,PT,SE
ES,FR,GB,
GR,IE,IT,PT
Gas Council
Id Number
32-248-06 32-248-07
TECHNICAL DATA
Fig. 3
INSTALLING THE STOVE
A Gas Safe Register qualified gas engineer
MUST install the stove in accordance with the
following regulations and standards:-
The Gas safety (Installation and Use)
Regulations current edition.
The Building Regulations for England and
Wales 2000 ref; Approved Document J 2002
edition (issued by the DTLR).
The Building Standard (Scotland)
(Consolidation) Regulations.
BS5440 parts 1 and 2 BS5871 And these In-
stallation Instructions.
Warning: failure to comply with the
regulation, requirements or these
instructions will invalidate the guarantee
and could have hazardous consequences.
IMPORTANT
Please note that in tight recesses the gas
supply point may be inaccessible, therefore
it may be necessary to route the pipe for the
gas supply before installing the stove into
its recess.
Oxy Pilot SIT 9228SIT 9043
Burner
Pressure
(HOT)
mbar +/- 0.5mb
High 17.8
Low 3.9
High 36.5
Low 7.8
572
547
525
357
387
40 329

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PREPARATION OF THE STOVE
Prior to starting the installation and after
removing the packaging, check that all the
parts have been supplied as detailed in the
contents list on page 5.
Carry out the following:-
Step 1: Remove outer casing (disengage
locking levers see page 30 steps 1a/b,
2,3,4,& 5.
Step 2: Remove glass and retaining frame
(see page 30 step 6).
Step 3: Remove the packaging from the
Coal / Log set and cut the cable tie retaining
the 8mm olive and valve connection nut
(located to the rear of the valve assembly).
Stove Location
The appliance must not be installed in a room
or space which contains a bath or shower.
This stove is designed for use with either top
or rear flue outlet and must be mounted on a
hearth. The hearth must be strong enough
to support the stove. For overall minimum
hearth sizes see Fig.4a and Fig.4b.
To comply with current Building Regulation
the stove must stand on a fireproof hearth
which has a minimum upper fire proof layer
of 12mm non-combustible material. The rear
of the stove is to be 100mm from the wall
which must be of non-combustible material.
The hearth must not be capable of
inadvertent covering by a carpet or rug.
This should be achieved by either:-
 The hearth being 50mm above the level
or the room floor.
 Or a 50mm high fender or kerb around
the edge of the hearth, ensure the hearth
is flat an level.
Do not place any combustible material
including clothing, furniture and furnishings
(including curtains) within 1 metre of the
stove.
For details of combustibles and non-
combustible shelf clearances see graphs 1
& 2 on page 9.
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The stove must not be installed against a
combustible wall.
The stove must never be positioned closer than
100mm to any rear wall see Fig. 4a.
The stove is NOT suitable for houses with
timber frame construction.
X= 100mm Minimum Distance
Y= See Graph 1 & 2
A=100mm Minimum Per Side to a Non
Combustible Wall.
B= 200mm Minimum Per Side to a
Combustible Wall.
Side Clearance
Fig. 4b
Fig. 4a

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Minimum Height above
Extreme top surface of fire
Minimum Height above
Extreme top surface of fire
Warning : No shelf is to be used with a top flued appliance, where it has to pass through a shelf.
SHELF CLEARANCES
Combustible shelf clearances
The minimum height from the extreme top surface of the stove to the underside of a shelf or
other projection made of wood or any other combustible material is shown on graph 1.
Non-Combustible shelf clearances
The minimum height from the extreme top surface of the stove to the underside of a shelf or
other projection made of wood or any other non-combustible material is shown on graph 2.
025 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250
160
150
Shelf Depth (mm)
230
275 300
220
210
200
190
Shelf Requirement
Graph 1
180
170
025 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250
220
210
200
190
Shelf Depth (mm)
Shelf Requirement
230
275 300
Graph 2
160
150
180
170

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FLUE SYSTEM
The stove must be connected to a suitable
and efficient flue that provides a good up
draught to safely take the products of
combustion (fumes) from the stove outlet to
the outside air. To ensure good up draught it
is important that the flue gases are kept
warm and that the flue size suits the stove.
The termination of the outlet at the top of the
flue also needs to comply with Building
Regulations. The minimum effective height of
the chimney must be at least 3 metres and
when warm the flue draught should be
between 0.05 and 0.60mbar (0.5 to 6mm
water gauge)
The stove requires a minimum flue size of
125mm (5”). The stove can be fitted to a
sound conventional solid fuel burning
chimney system (class1) provided it is swept
first.
If the chimney is not sound or the chimney
has an internal flue size greater than 225mm
(9”) diameter or 200x200 square, a 125mm
(5”) diameter stainless steel flue liner
complying with BS715 should be installed.
If a new chimney is being provided it should
fully comply with the relevant Building
Regulation Requirements and BS5440:
Part1. Suitable types of chimney include the
following:-
 Masonry chimney built with clay or
concrete liners, or chimney block system
meeting Building Regulations
 Precast concrete gas flue block complying
with BS1289 Part 1
Factory made metal chimney complying with
BS 715 (often called “Twin Wall Class 2
chimney”) or Factory made metal insulated
chimney complying with BS4543:Part2 (often
called “Class 1 prefabricated metal chimney”)
To ensure the flue gases are kept warm an
insulated chimney system should be used if
the chimney is positioned outside the
building.
Insulated chimney system should be used if the
chimney is positioned outside the building.
The flue must terminate with a suitable chimney
pot or cowl and the chimney or flue shall be swept
prior to installation unless the chimney is clean
and unobstructed.
The flue and chimney installation must be
carefully checked by a competent person before
fitting the stove to ensure it is suitable and will
work safely. The flue must also pass a flue flow
test (smoke test) to BS5440: Part1.
For advice on flues and chimneys contact:-
NACE (National Association of Chimney
Engineers):
Telephone. [phone]
Email. www.nace.org.uk
Or
NACS (National Association of Chimney
Sweeps):
Telephone. [phone]
Email. www.chimneyworks.co.uk

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FITTING THE FLUE SPIGOT AND
BLANKING PLATE
Note: Blanking plate is fitted to top flue
outlet for packing
The gas stove is designed so that the flue
can be fitted to either the top or the rear of
the appliance.
Fit the flue spigot and blanking plate for
either top or rear flue outlet in accordance
with Figure 5a or 5b below.
Fig. 5a Fig. 5b
Lock the blanking hot plate in place by
rotating anti-clockwise and tighten by
tapping gently with a block of wood and
mallet. Fit the spigot to the unused opening
in the same way. The units are sealed by
the attached gaskets.
Seal All Round
Flue Spigot
Flue
Connection
CLOSURE PLATES
If a closure plate is used for sealing off the
chimney or fireplace it can be made of
metal (e.g. aluminium sheet) or fireplace
board (see fig 6 a/b/c on page 12) however
Fig. 5c
Provision must be made for checking for debris
build up. Closure plates must be sealed to the
chimney or fireplace opening with fire cement,
fireproof rope or other suitable high temperature
mastic.
REAR FLUE OPTIONS
Open Hearth (See Figure 6a page 12)
Fit and seal a „T‟ section (with debris / soot
collector) directly into the flue spigot. Ensure it
passes through the closure plate by at least
102mm (4”).
The maximum horizontal section allowed is
350mm.
Provide a minimum vertical height of 600mm of
flue from the height of the rear flue outlet
Closure Plate (See Figure 6b page 12)
Connect the flue spigot to the rear outlet then
connect a flue extension to the spigot up to a
maximum length of 350mm.
Fit and seal the closure plate into the fireplace
opening.
Position the stove so the flue extension passes
through the hole in the closure plate by at least
50mm.
Ensure all joints are sealed with fire cement or a
suitable high temperature sealant.
TOP FLUE OPTIONS
Top Flue (See Figure 6c page 12)

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Y=See Graph 1 Fig. 6a
Fig. 6c
Fig. 6b

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Gas Inlet At Rear
Of Valve
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
CONNECTION THE GAS SUPPLY
Once the stove is in place it is then
possible to connect the gas supply.
The gas supply point is located centrally at
the rear of the burner (as shown in fig.7)
and should be connected in accordance
with the following requirements.
Check that the appliance is suitable for the
gas supply; refer to data label on packaging
and/or the stove data label for the gas type.
The gas installation must be in accordance
with the current issue of BS6891. The gas
supply pressure at the fire should be
20mbar for Natural Gas and 37mbar for
LPG.
The gas supply should be connected with
the 12mm fittings and olives supplied with
the stove.
A maximum pipe run of 1.5 meters (5 feet)
should be adhered to.
Copper tubing may be used provided:-
A distance of 25mm between the pipe
work and any surface of the stove is
maintained.
The gas tap (supplied) should be fitted
adjacent to the fireplace to enable safe
removal of the appliance for servicing. After
fitting the supply, operate the gas tap and
check all joints up to the termination of the
supply pipe for gas tightness using a soap/
water solution and the pressure drop
method.
To check the pressure to the burner.
This must be carried out with all other gas
PRESSURE TEST SEQUENCE
Controls are located at the base of the stove
below the ash lip.
Ensure supply is isolated and the valve is in
the off position
Step 1. Remove the valve control cover by
unscrewing the pozi screw located by knob B and
lever retaining tab to the side of knob A.
Step 2. Locate the outlet pressure tap and
unscrew approximately half a turn anti-clockwise
with a small flat bladed screw driver. Connect a
pressure gauge to the outlet pressure tap.
Step 3. Re-connect the supply and light the
stove. (see lighting and controlling the stove
section in the users instructions section of this
manual). Turn to high setting, read pressure
gauge, settings to be:-
20mbar for Natural gas
37mbar for LPG
Step 4. If any adjustment is required, use the
brass screw located between knobs B & A on the
front of the valve, and adjust accordingly to the
indication symbol marked upon the valve body.
Step 5. Turn of the stove and isolate the supply
Step 6. Disconnect manometer and re-tighten the
outlet pressure tap screw. Do not over tighten
Step 7. Replace the valve control cover
appliances operating to the maximum. To check
pressure at the burner it is necessary to ignite the
appliance and set to „High Rate‟ (see pressure
test sequence).

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FITTING AND ARRANGING THE COALS (Both NG & LPG versions)
Safety Notes :
Please see SAFETY NOTICES ref. Coal / Log Sets on page 3.
Warning : The coals and coal matrix are fragile, ensure they are handled carefully.
Ensure location is correct. Do not force the matrix into position.
If the coals and or the coal matrix are damaged, then they must be replaced with a genuine
Aarrow spare part.
Ensure the appliance is cold before placement.
NOTE
It is very important for the loose coal pieces to be correctly positioned as indicated in
figures 12 to 13j. , otherwise soot deposits or incomplete combustion will take place.
Warning : An incorrect coal layout may cause soot to build up on the inside of the stove and
therefore invalidate the guarantee.
LR
RR
LF
FR
11x
Random
Loose Coals Fig. 9.
PART IDENTIFICATION

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Fig. 10.
Notch In
Coal Matrix
Rear Lip Of
Burner
2) Next, position the 2no. smaller base matrices,
between the rear matrices and the front of the
fire box. These matrices are labelled, LF (Left
Front) & RF (Right Front). The RF matrix has a
notch in the front to avoid the pilot assembly.
The arrangement should look like Fig. 11.
Caution : Ensure that the pilot light is visible
through the slot in the front right base matrix and
that the pilot flame is not impinged.
Fig. 11.
Pilot Cut
Out Notch
Fig. 12.
1 2 3 4
5
6
8
7 9 10 11
1) Place the 2 no. larger base matrices at
the rear of the burner. These are marked
LR (Left Rear) & RR (Right Rear).
These should be positioned so that the
slots in the matrices sit over the rear upright
fold of the burner top plate. See Fig.10.
Please ensure the matrices are pushed to
the sides of the fire box.
General Loose Coal Positions

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3) Starting at the left rear, position
loose coals 1 and 2.
Using the notch positions shown in
FIG 13a., Coals 1 and 2 should be
placed with a flat face parallel to the
front of the stove, see FIG 13b.
Coal Position Notch
4) Place Coals 3 & 4, into the
grooves within the base matrix, (FIG
13c.) again, these are to be placed
with a flat face parallel to the front of
the stove, see FIG 13d.
FIG 13a.
FIG 13b.
FIG 13c.
FIG 13d.
Coal Position Notch
Note : Do not obstruct or
cover the circular gas ports
with the loose coals.

5) On the lower row of coals, starting at the left hand side,
place Coal 5 & 6 into the notches cut into the base matrix,
see FIG 13e. Coal 5 should be placed diagonally as
indicated, resting on both front and rear base matrices.
Coal 6 is placed face onto the front of the stove, this front
face is level with the front edge of the base matrix as
shown in FIG 13f.
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Coal Position Notch
FIG 13e.
FIG 13f.
FIG 13g.
6) Coal 7 should be placed diagonally
across front and rear base matrices, as
shown in FIG 13g. Coal 8, should be
positioned, so that it rests diagonally,
upon all four base matrices and is
therefore central to the fire box opening.
Note : Coal 8, central,
across all base matrices.

8) The coal layout is now complete, and should look like Fig.13j. NOTE, take care, not to
disturb any of the loose coal positions during the fitment of the glass panel, otherwise this will
have to be removed and the coals re-positioned again.
Fig. 13 j.
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FIG 13h.
Coal Position Notch
FIG 13i.
7) Coals, 9, 10 & 11 are all placed
diagonally at approx. 45 degrees to the front
of the fire box opening. Place in the notch
positions shown in FIG 13h. There should
be a gap between coals, 10 and 11, but
coals 9 and 10 should touch. Also please
note, avoid placing the coals over the
circular gas ports.

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FITTING AND ARRANGING THE LOGS (Natural Gas NG ONLY)
Safety Notice :
Please see SAFETY NOTICES ref. Coal / Log Sets on page 3.
Warning :
The logs and matrix are fragile, ensure they are handled carefully.
Ensure location is correct. Do not force the matrix into position. If the logs and or the rear matrix
are damaged, then they must be replaced with a genuine Aarrow parts.
Ensure the appliance is cold before placement.
Warning :
An incorrect log layout may cause soot to build up on the inside of the stove and therefore
invalidate the guarantee.
Fig. 14
Key for contents to NG log set -
A = Rear Log Matrix (Black in colour)
B = Loose Embers (Bagged)
C = Curved Log
D = Y Shaped Log
E = Central Log (Knotted Lump Protruding)
F = 3x Small Twigs
G = 1x Large Twig
A B
D
G
C
E
F

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How to arrange the logs -
1) Position the rear log matrix (Item A) in
the centre at the rear of the burner. The
base of the matrix should slot down behind
the burner. See Fig. 15.
2) Lay the Y shaped log (Item D) to the right
hand side of the burner. Ensure that the Y
open section is uppermost and is resting
onto the cut out flat area to the right of the
rear log matrix. The base should be
approximately 30mm from the front of the
stove window opening. See Fig. 15.
3) Take the curved log (Item C) and place
this to the left hand side of the burner. Make
sure that the base of this log is again
approximately 30mm from the front of the
stove and the upper end of the log is resting
on the grooved notch within the rear log
matrix. See Fig. 15. Note, there should be a
gap between, both side logs when resting
correctly on the rear matrix.
Fig. 15.
4) Next, scatter the loose embers onto the
burner area. Take care not to obstruct the
pilot assembly.
5) Lay the central log, from the centre front
of the burner to the rear of the stove. Sitting
the upper portion of the central log onto the
edge of the upper corner of the curved left
hand log.
See Fig. 16., Note, the top resting position of the
central log is angled to the left.
Fig. 16.
6) Place the 2x smaller twigs as shown in Fig.
16. Note the bottom of the twigs rest between
the stove body and burner. Take care with the
right hand twig to avoid impinging upon the pilot
assembly.
7) Take the remaining small twig and large twig
and place as shown in Fig. 17. The log layout is
now correct and should look like the picture
below.
Fig. 17.
NOTE, take care, not to disturb any of the logs
positions during the fitment of the glass panel,
otherwise this will have to be removed and the
logs re-positioned again.
Rear Matrix