Celsi Electriflame User manual

"Electriflame"
Wall Hung Electric Fires
Packing Check list
Package 1 1 off Electric fire
1 off Wall fixing plate
1 off Decorative light kit - optional
1 off Remote control handset
2 off AAA batteries
1 off nstructions manual
Package 2 1 off Fascia
THIS INSTRUCTION OOKLET MUST E LEFT WITH THE USER

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
This fire must be installed by a qualified, competent installer.
A. Location
1. The fire must not be in contact with any combustible materials.
2. The heater, which is located at the base of the fire, must be a minimum of 400mm away from
any combustible material.
3. t is important that the wall on to which the fire is to be installed is of sound construction. All
fixings must be suitable for the type of wall, must be secure to the wall and capable of
supporting the weight of the fire and the facia.
4. The fire must not be installed in an area where there is restricted air flow around the fire.
5. This appliance is for indoor installation only and is not designed to be installed outside. The
appliance must be kept away from any source of damp or moist conditions. Avoid any close
contact with water.
6. f there is any doubt regarding the suitability of the installation site contact your supplier.
7. These fires produce heat consequently it is important to ensure that a suitable wall covering is
selected behind and around the appliance.
. Fixing To Wall
IT IS IMPORTANT TO READ THROUGH THE FIXING INSTRUCTIONS EFORE
COMMENCING THE INSTALLATION.
1. Select the position of the fire on the wall to which it is to be mounted. Draw a level horizontal
line on the wall at the required height. This line will correspond to the top of the appliance so
it is important to allow for the extra height of the fire front.
2. Mark the central line of the fire on to the horizontal line
3. When the Celsi Electriflame product is unpacked unscrew the four transit screws holding the
fixing plate to the back of the fire. Place the Fixing Plate supplied to the horizontal line and
line up the central “V” cut out with you centre line. See Figure 1.
4. Mark out at least four of the fixing holes through the fixing plate to the wall. t is imperative
that the fixing plate is secured firmly to the wall. See Figure 1.
5. f the wall is of a sound masonry construction the fixing holes should be drilled with an 8mm
masonry drill. Then appropriately sized screws and rawl plugs should be used to secure fixing
if achieved if this is not so additional fixings will be required, consult a qualified engineer.
6. f the fire is to be installed on a studded wall, the fixing screws must be located through any of
the fixing holes in the fixing plate where they are inserted directly into the studding. t is
important in this instance that the fixings are evenly distributed across the fixing plate and the
plate must be secure to the wall.

7. f a firm fixing is not achieved it may be necessary to install extra support to the studding. t is
most important that the fixings are firm and solid and that the structure is capable of taking
the load. Plasterboard fixings are not recommended.
8. The fixing plate has four location studs, one at each corner of the plate. See figure 1.
9. Lift up the fire and offer the keyhole slots situated on the back of the fire (figure 2) to the
location studs on the fixing plate. A gentle downward pressure should be applied. Make sure
the all of the studs have been located into the top section of each keyhole fixing slot. (See
figures 3 & 4)

C. Electrical Work
THIS PRODUCT MUST E EARTHED
1. A mains electrical point must be sited close to the fire. Ensure it is in reach of fires mains flex
and plug. Always ensure that it is possible to remove the fire at a later date, if required. DO
NOT INSTALL THE FIRE WHERE THE HEATER IS DIRECTLY A OVE THE
PLUG SOCKET. The heat outlet is located in the centre at the base of the fire.
2. f the mains socket is required to be concealed this can be sited adjacent to the right hand side
of the fire and behind the fascia.
3. Should the fire be connected directly into the mains supply a fused switch spur with a 13 amp
fuse must be fitted. t is imperative that the power supply is capable of handling a load of
2000 watts (2kW). Allow sufficient flex to enable the fire to be removed from the wall if
required by the disconnection of the kettle plug.
4. f the supply cable is damaged in any manner it MUST be replaced.
5. Do not connect the appliance to an extension lead.
6. The fire must not be modified from the manufacturers specification in any way and the
appliance must only be used for the purpose recommended by the manufacturer.
7. f the fire shows any signs of damage it is important that it is examined by a qualified person.
8. Please observe these instructions as failure to do so may result in electric shock or other
inquiry.
9. Check the technical specification.
10. Always ensure that all electrical work complies with the relevant Building Regulations and
the Electrical Code of Practice. All electrical work should be carried out by a qualified
electrician.
11. Do not install a time switch to operate the appliance.
12. f in any doubt contact your supplier or a qualified electrician.

D. Fixing The Facia
1. On each side of the fire there are one locating stud on the upper part of the side and
one screw hole on the lower part of the side (Figure 5).
2. On the back of the facia there are two brackets which hook over these studs.
3. Lift the facia up to the fire. Two people may be required to carry out this installation.
Then lower the facia into place so that the brackets on the rear of the facia locate either
side of the studs on the upper part of each side of the fire. Then screw the lower part of
the bracket into the screw holes on each lower part of the engine’s side. (Figure 6)
THE INSTALLER SHOULD EXPLAIN TO THE CUSTOMER FULLY HOW TO
OPERATE THE APPLIANCE.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Please read these instructions carefully before attempting to use the appliance and retain for
future use.
1. When the fire in operation certain areas will get hot. Caution must be taken to avoid being
burned.
2. The fire must not be switched on if volatile vapors are present in the room
3. Children must be supervised around the fire.
4. Do not obstruct the air flow around the appliance.
5. Ensure that the fire is switched off at the mains before cleaning or carrying out any
maintenance work.
6. When the fire is not in use it should be switched off at the mains supply.
7. Do not push any objects through the vent of the fire as this may result in an electric shock or
could cause a fire.
8. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been
given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance by a person responsible
for their safety.
9. n order to avoid overheating, do not cover the heater.
10. Make sure the heater is not located immediately below a socket outlet.
11. This heater is not equipped with a device to control the room temperature. Do not use this
heater in small rooms when they are occupied by persons not capable of leaving the room on
their own, unless constant supervision is provided.
Control Panel on Fire
The control panel is located behind the louvers. Lifting the right hand side will raise the louvers.
The centre of the louvers will get hot when the heater is switched on (see figure 9)
A On / Off solating Switch
B Flame Effect Dimmer Switch
C Low Heat 750W
D High Heat 1500W
A B C D
Figure 7

Remote Control
Prior to use the remote control handset requires that the insertion of 2 off AAA batteries, as
supplied. (Figure 8)
Remove the cover on the rear of the remote handset by sliding backwards. nstall the batteries as
shown and then slide the cover back into the original position.
To enable the remote control to function the power to the fire must be switched on.
At a distance of 1.5 metres to 2 metres point the remote control handset directly towards the
bottom right hand side of the fire. (Figure 9)
A. On/Off Switch
B. Flame Effect adjuster To operate, press one to five times to commence the cycle of 4 different
brightness levels. Press a fifth time to shut down the flame effect.
C. Low Heat
D. High Heat
E. LED decorative lights ( selected models only)
Figure 8 Figure 9
WARRANTY
n the unlikely event of a problem occurring due to a manufacturing fault within 24 months from
the date of purchase of the appliance it will be repaired or replaced free of charge.
The warranty does not cover consumable items such as fuses which have a limited lifespan.
f a problem should occur, the nature of the problem together with the date of purchase and
installer information should be immediately reported to the retailer that the appliance was
purchased from. Proof of purchase will be required so the original invoice should be retained.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Model Small Large
Dimensions of fire only 650mm x 450mm x 100mm 850mm x 450mm x 100mm
Dimension of fascia Sizes vary - see sales literature
Power supply 220V - 230V AC 50HZ 220V - 230V AC 50HZ
General power 23W to 1500W 28W to 1500W
Heater power 750W to 1500W 750W to 1500W
Flame effect 23W 28W
Heater has an over heating power cut off safety feature.
Correct Disposal of this product
This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed
with other household wastes thought the EU. To prevent
possible harm to the environment or human health from
uncontrolled waste disposal, recycle it responsibly to promote
the sustainable reuse of material resources. Contact your local
council for advise.
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Cleaning the Fire
Switch off the power to the fire and allow it to cool before cleaning.
Use a soft damp (not wet) cloth.
Household Glass Cleaner can be used on the Fire Glass
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