Celsi ULTIFLAME B-1004553 User manual

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16” Ultiflame Inset Electric Fire
B-1004553
Packing Checklist
Electric Fire
Remote Control Handset*
Log Set
Ember Ice Set
Instruction Manual
Fascia
*THIS PRODUCT REQUIRES 2 X AAA BATTERIES FOR USE IN THE HANDSET (NOT SUPPLIED)
IMPORTANT
PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE
INSTALLATION AND USE OF THIS ELECTRIC FIRE AND RETAIN FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or learning disabilities, or lack of experience
and knowledge, unless given supervision or instruction concerning use of
the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY ADVICE
WHEN USING AN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE, BASIC PRECAUTIONS SHOULD ALWAYS BE
FOLLOWED TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK AND INJURY TO
PERSONS, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT SAFETY ADVICE.
DO NOT cover or obstruct the airflow to the front of the heater. This is to avoid over-heating of
the product.
DO NOT leave the heater unattended while it is in use. Always turn the appliance to the OFF
position and switch off at the mains socket when not in use.
DO NOT leave children unsupervised whilst the appliance is switched on
DO NOT operate this appliance with a damaged cord or plug, or after the appliance malfunctions,
has been dropped or damaged in any way.
DO NOT install a timer switch to operate the appliance.
DO NOT use this appliance as a freestanding appliance. It must always be fitted into a fireplace
opening.
DO NOT insert or allow objects to enter any ventilation or exhaust openings on the appliance. To
prevent a possible fire do not block air intakes or exhaust openings in any manner.
DO NOT place this appliance near flammable materials, surfaces or substances, as there may be
a risk of fire. Keep flammable materials, surfaces or substances at least 1 metre away from the
front of the product.
DO NOT switch on the fire if volatile vapours are present in the room.
DO NOT use this appliance in any areas where petrol, paint or other flammable liquids are stored
e.g. a garage or a workshop as the appliance contains components capable of producing a spark.
DO NOT let bare skin touch any hot surfaces to avoid burns and personal injury. The heater vent
will get hot when in use.
DO NOT use outdoors.
CAUTION- Some parts of this product can become hot and cause burns. Particular attention has
to be given where children and vulnerable people are present.
This appliance is for household use only

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Product Technical Data Sheet
Supplier Name / Trademark CELSI
Supplier Model Identifier B-1004553 ULTIFLAME 16”
Voltage 230v AC 50HZ
Fuse 13 Amp
Nominal Heat Output (Measured) 1.5 kW
Minimum Heat Output (Indicative) 0.75 kW
Maximum Continuous Heat Output 1.5 kW
Auxiliary Electricity Consumption at Nominal Heat Output 0.016 kW
Auxiliary Electricity Consumption at Minimum Heat Output 0.016 kW
Auxiliary Electricity Consumption at Standby Mode 0.0005 kW
Type of heat Output / Room Temperature Control With electronic room temperature
control plus week timer
Other Control Options With adaptive start control
Manufacturers Name and Address BFM Europe Ltd. Gordon Banks Drive, Trentham
Lakes, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs, ST4 4TJ
Tel: [phone]

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Unpacking
Remove and discard the plastic bag.
Be responsible when handling the packing materials.
Keep the original packaging for future transportation and/or storage.
Check all accessories are removed from the packaging before storing it away for future use.
KEEP PLASTIC BAGS AWAY FROM CHILDREN!
Choosing a suitable location
This electric fire is designed to be fitted within a standard 16” x 22” fireplace opening which has a
minimum depth of 75 mm.
If the fire is installed within an existing chimney, this chimney must be dry and capped off using a
suitable chimney cap to avoid any damp.
The fire opening must have a level base so that when the fire is placed within the opening it is
stable.
Important Notice: To reduce heat losses and to prevent any chimney up draught
affecting the operation of your fire we recommend that the chimney is blocked off.
From the front of the fire ensure that there is a minimum clearance of 50mm between any
non-combustible materials. For combustible material clearances please consult with the
manufacturer.
If there is any doubt regarding the suitability of the installation site please contact your supplier
The fire can be connected direct or plugged into a mains socket which can be sited on the right-
hand side of the fire.
Ensure that the plug socket-outlet connection for this appliance is accessible. It MUST be readily
accessible for easy electrical isolation in the event of servicing and replacing components etc.
This appliance MUST NOT be located immediately below an electrical socket-outlet.

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Installation
Installation must be carried out by a qualified and competent person.
The fireplace opening size required to install the fire
Height: 545 –580mm
Width: 400 –460mm
Depth: 75mm minimum
Connect the appliance to single-phase AC supply of the voltage specified on the rating plate.
Should the fire be connected directly into the mains supply, then a fused switched spur with a 13-
amp fuse must be fitted. It is imperative that the power supply is capable of handling a load of
2000 watts (2kw). Do not use an extension lead.
This appliance must be earthed. Allow sufficient flex to enable the fire to be removed from the
opening.
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

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Laying the Logs & Embers
The Logs and the Ember Ice are packed in a box within the fire. Take care when unpacking the
Logs and the Ember Ice. Scatter the Ember Ice over the Log Bed Base making sure the black and
clear embers are mixed evenly. Lay the Logs on top of the Ember Ice as shown in the picture
below.
Fitting the Fascia
The supplied fascia fits onto the front of the fire by either hooking the fascia brackets into the 4
slots on the outer trim of the appliance or by using the supplied magnets (method dependent on
model supplied)

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Operating the Fire
Manual Control
This appliance can be operated manually using the controls situated on the right-hand side of the
fire or by the included remote-control handset.
ON / OFF Power Switch
This switch is used to turn the mains supply to the appliance ON or OFF. When the
switch is in the ON position an indicator light located in the centre of the screen
will glow amber to indicate the appliance is switched on and in standby mode. This
needs to be in the ON position for both manual and remote operation.
STANDBY
Used to switch appliance ON or OFF into standby mode.
FLAME
Pressing this button will cycle through the 4 different flame brightness levels.
HEATER
Use this button to select Low Heat, High Heat or heater OFF
When LOW heat is selected the indicator light will glow amber for 10 seconds.
When HIGH heat is selected the indicator light will glow red for 10 seconds.
Please note the heater will only operate when the room temperature is below the
temperature set on the handset, which can be adjusted using the Temperature
arrows on the Smart Control Panel. When the heater switches off the fan will still
continue to run for a short period to allow the appliance to cool down.
BLUE
This button allows an additional blue flame effect to be switched on and off.

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Remote Control
Remove the battery / control panel cover by sliding completely down and insert 2 x AAA batteries
ensuring the batteries are fitted correctly. Refit the cover by sliding back up to the original
position. Please ensure old batteries are disposed of responsibly by contacting your local authority
about recycling schemes.
Ensure that the ON / OFF Power Switch on the fire is in the ON position.
Point the remote-control handset directly towards the fire and press the appropriate button to
operate the fire. Sliding the door down on the remote control will reveal the Smart Control panel
which offers additional functions. Otherwise using the basic remote buttons will operate the fire in
the same way as the manual control buttons with the exception of the blue flame function which
can only be operated manually on the fire.

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Smart Control functions
The Smart Control panel reveals additional buttons to allow the following functions
Set the Time of day
Thermostatic temperature adjustment from 16 to 30°C
Set 7-day timer with up to 3 programmable periods per day
Turn Adaptive Control On or Off
Turn Off and clear timer settings
Setting the Time
1. Press the SYNC button, which will start the day cursor to blink. Using the time arrow
buttons set to the current day e.g. Monday –1, Tuesday –2, Wednesday –3 etc. Press
SELECT to confirm the required day.
2. The hour setting will now be blinking, adjust using the time arrow buttons to the desired
hour and confirm using the SELECT button.
3. The minute setting will now be blinking, adjust using the time arrow buttons to the desired
minutes and confirm using the SELECT button.
Adjusting the desired temperature
Whilst the fire is switched on, use the Temperature Arrows to set the desired room
temperature. A confirmation beep will be heard from the fire. If the room is already warmer
than the temperature set then the heater will switch off until the thermostatic sensor
detects a fall in temperature.
Setting the Timer function
The timer function allows up to 3 timers to be programmed for use over a 7 day period.
1. Press the TIMER button to display the first timer, and then press the SELECT button to
adjust Timer 1 programme.
Set Time ON
2. The hour setting will now be blinking, adjust using the time arrow buttons to the desired
hour to switch on the fire and confirm using the SELECT button.
3. The minute setting will now be blinking, adjust using the time arrow buttons to the desired
minutes to switch on the fire and confirm using the SELECT button.
Set Days
4. The day cursor will now be blinking, use the time arrow buttons to highlight the required
day and press SET, additional days can be added using the time arrows and SET buttons.
If you add a day in error, select the day and press the CANCEL button to unselect. Only
when you have set all the days you require for the timer press SELECT to
confirm.
Set Time OFF (this must be at least 30 minutes after the ON time)
5. The hour setting will now be blinking, adjust using the time arrow buttons to the desired
hour to switch off the fire and confirm using the SELECT button.
6. The minute setting will now be blinking, adjust using the time arrow buttons to the desired
minutes to switch off the fire and confirm using the SELECT button.
7. A confirmation beep will be heard from the fire to confirm Timer 1 programme is now set.

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To set Timer 2 & 3 or alter timer programme.
8. Repeatedly pressing the TIMER button will cycle through the 3 available timer programmes
displaying the set parameters. To change or set an additional timer programme choose the
Timer number required and press the SELECT button.
9. Set the timer programme as before following steps 2 to 7.
Switch Off and clear Timers
When the timer icon is displayed on the remote-control handset the timer function is active. To
switch off the timer function and clear all timer programmes press the TIMER OFF button. A
confirmation beep will be heard from the fire.
Adaptive Control
Adaptive control works in conjunction with the timer programmes. When Adaptive Control is
turned ON the fire monitors the room temperature in relation to the selected target temperature.
If the room temperature is sufficiently lower that the selected temperature the Adaptive Control
facility will instruct the fire to switch on up to 10 minutes earlier than the set time to ensure the
room is at the required temperature at the set time.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If a confirmation beep is not heard after setting the timers or
adaptive control then turn the fire ON and OFF using the remote to ensure that the
latest settings have been sent to the fire. All settings will be lost from the fire if
disconnected from the mains or switched off at the fire power switch. Again, using the
remote to turn the fire ON and OFF will ensure the settings are sent to the fire.

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IMPORTANT
This appliance is fitted with an automatic thermal cut-out safety feature to reduce the risk of
damage to appliance due to overheating. If the appliance overheats the heater element will cut
out whilst the fan will still continue to run to allow the fire to cool down sufficiently.
Once the appliance has cooled down the thermal cut-out will reset itself and switch the heater
back on. If the problem persists switch the appliance off and disconnect the power at the switch
and plug socket. Check that the heater warm air outlets and the inlets are not obstructed (the air
inlet is located on the base of the fire at the front). If the fire is installed within a chimney ensure
that the chimney is blocked off as any draught can cause this problem.
If the heater is still not operating correctly disconnect the appliance and seek expert advice.
Maintenance Instructions
Always remove the plug from the socket-outlet and allow the heater to cool down
before cleaning it.
Light accumulated dust may be removed from the appliance with a soft dry cloth.
The exterior surface of the appliance can be cleaned with a soft damp cloth (not dripping wet).
Dry the exterior surface before operating the heater.
Household glass cleaner can be used on the fire glass.
WARNING!
Do not immerse the heater in water.
Do not use any cleaning chemicals such as detergents and abrasives.
Do not allow the interior to get wet as this could create a hazard.
In the event of malfunction do not try to repair the appliance yourself as this may result in a fire
hazard or electric shock.
Environment
Do not dispose of electrical appliances as unsorted municipal waste.
Use separate collection facilities. Contact your local government for
information regarding the collection services available in your local area. If
electrical appliances are disposed of in landfills or dumps hazardous
substances can leak into the groundwater and get into the food chain, thus
damaging your health and wellbeing.
When replacing old appliances with new ones the retailer is legally
obligated to take away your old appliance for disposal free of charge.

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Warranty
In 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.
This warranty does not cover consumable items which have a limited lifespan.
If 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.
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BFM Europe Ltd
Gordon Banks Drive
Trentham Lakes
Stoke-on-Trent
ST4 4TJ
Technical Queries: 01782 339039
Service Fault Enquiries: 01782 339008