Chesney's EFB22 Instruction Manual

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Bio-Ethanol Installation & User Manual
model: EFB22
CHESNEY’S
Issue 01

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Thank you for choosing this Chesney’s Bio-Ethanol fire.
Please read this information guide carefully to be able to
safely install, use and maintain your product.

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Contents
1. General Information 5
2. Installation 6
3. User Instructions 11
Operating Elements 13
Initial start-up 14
Flame size regulation 16
Device extinguishing 16
Subsequent start-up 16
Information and warning alert 17
Cleaning and maintenance 21
Disposal and recycling 21

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H 231mm (9 1/8”)
H1 229mm (9”)
H2 2mm (1/16”)
L 522mm (20 9/16”)
L1 494mm (19 7/16”)
L2 400mm (15 3/4”)
L3 61mm (2 3/8”)
D 278mm (10 15/16”)
D1 244mm (9 5/8”)
Optional log set kit (sold separately)

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General information
• Do not install the device in areas with a cubic capacity of less than
58m3/ 2.049ft3(22m2/ 240ft2 with a height of 2.6m / 8.53ft).
• Net weight: 11kg.
• While installing the device according to the instruction manual local
and national guidelines are to be observed.
• The device must be placed on a level surface.
• Do not obstruct the ventilation slots and/or ventilators.
• No items are recommended to be placed on the unit except the log set
provided by the manufacturer.
• Do not install the device in areas where there are large draughts drafts
of air, near fans, vents, etc.
• Do not place in areas where there might be a potentially explosive
atmosphere of paint vapours, industrial dusts, etc.
• No ammable items should be placed in direct contact or within
a radius of 1m / 3.28ft of the device. Do not place near curtains, net
curtains, etc.
• Do not expose the device to external weather conditions. The device is
for indoor use only.
• Do not place the device in close proximity to sources of humidity.
• It is obligatory to have a carbon-dioxide (CO2) or dry chemical
extinguisher placed nearby the device.
• Installation of the device must allow for easy removal of the device for
servicing.
• The room in which the device is to be installed must have sufcient
ventilation to ensure air exchange in the room at least once per hour.
• Do not start the device before a full installation has been completed.
• Do not ll the fuel container before placing the device in its nal
position.

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INSTALLATION
• After opening the packaging box leave the device inside the box for
approx. 2 hours until it reaches room temperature. During this time
familiarize yourself with the user’s and installation manuals.
• The device is specially made to t Chesney’s 22” Fire Basket.
• The elements of construction above the device must be made of
non-ammable materials.
• A loose cable min. 3 x 0.75 mm2, with power supply 230 V, 50 Hz, must
be provided to connect the device to the mains.
• The device can be wired directly into a fused spur or alternatively a
standard 3 pin 13 amp mains plug can be tted (not supplied).
• If there is going to be a cover over the device, it must be made of
non-ammable materials and the minimum distance from the device
must be kept - not less than 35cm / 13 3/4”.
For reasons of safety, under no circumstances can there be
any ammable material within a 1m radius from the replace.
Also, the manufacturer does not recommend positioning any
heat sensitive materials or devices above the replace as it
can signicantly limit the materials properties and lifetime.
The manufacturer will not bear any responsibility for the
damage to heat sensitive materials or devices installed above
the replace.

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Non-ammable materials
Non-ammable materials

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Installation with supports:
Make a cavity for the insert. Make sure that the base on which the
device is to be placed is level, as later it will not be possible to level the
replace. The difference in level between the ends of the device must not
exceed 2mm. Poor levelling may cause abnormal operation of the device
and, in extreme cases, it can cause leaks of the bio-ethanol fuel resulting
in the danger of re.
Fix the supports (B) to the bottom cover of the replace.

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Then connect the supplied cable with a connection block at the end of
the cord. Note that connection to the mains must be made by a qualied
electrician. When the device has been connected to the mains it can be
placed in the re basket.
Chesneys 22” re basket
Connection to the mains must be
made by a qualied electrician
Non-ammable materials
A
Installing with EFB22 Log Set (optional, sold separately):
If installing the unit with the optional log set (sold separately), use the
shorter supports (H) supplied as part of the log set kit.

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ATTENTION !!!
• Make sure that the device has been correctly installed and read the
following instruction manual.
• You must not ll the fuel tank or start the device before having read the
instruction manual.
• If in the future it is necessary to move the device, wait until the fuel has
burned-up completely and the display shows , disconnect the power
supply and only then is it safe to move the device.
• Keep this instruction manual throughout the lifetime of the device.
• Locating pins on the metal top plate will ensure that each log sits in the
correct position.
• Logs must only be handled using the gloves provided.
• IMPORTANT: Logs MUST be placed onto the metal top plate in the
following order: C - B - A - F - E - G - D, see diagram below:

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I. General information
The unit is a decorative appliance with real ames. Due to the innovative
technology applied, the device is simple and safe to use.
II. Fuel
In order for the device to function correctly use only use fuel that is
86-96% denatured ethanol in accordance with the European Union
guidelines (Directive No. 162/2013).
Using other liquids is prohibited as it may lead to incorrect functioning of
the device, damage to the device and/or may cause re or and/or health
risk. The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for damage caused by
using prohibited liquids such as absolute ethanol.
III. Safety
The device produces a real open re. In order to use the device properly
and safely and in order to maintain the warranty, the following safety
rules should be observed:
• While installing the device in accordance with the manual one needs to
observe national and local regulation.
• One needs to maintain the utmost care towards ammable materials.
• The device may only be used in a room with minimum cubic capacity
of 58m3. In order to use more than one device in the same room the
minimum cubic capacity required is 116m3 (4097 ft3) and for three 174m3
(6146 ft3), etc.
• It is recommended that the safety tray is regularly checked for
presence of fuel. If there is fuel in the safety tray it needs to by dried.
• Only the correct fuel should be used.
• This device is not suitable for outdoor use.
• While in operation, the device emits heat, water vapour and carbon
dioxide, therefore it is necessary to provide proper ventilation of the
interior, ensuring that the total air exchange is at least once per hour.
• During the device’s starting sequence there will be a characteristic
smell of the fuel used in the device.
• Do not install the device in areas with large draughts of air, near fans,

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vents, etc.
• Do not place in areas where there might be a potentially explosive
atmosphere of paint vapours, industrial dusts, etc.
• Do not use the device at an ambient temperature below 10°C (50°
Fahrenheit) or higher than 30°C (86° Fahrenheit).
• Install the device only on a at, horizontal surface. Setting on an
inclined surface can cause incorrect operation, permanent damage to the
device or cause re.
• No ammable items should be placed in direct contact or within
a radius of 1m / 3.28 ft of the device. Do not place near curtains, net
curtains, etc.
• It is obligatory to have a carbon-dioxide or dry chemical extinguisher
placed nearby the device.
• An enabled device must not be moved. Wait for complete fuel burn-
out and disconnect the power supply and cool down the elements before
moving the device.
• The device should not be left running without adult supervision.
• Prevent handling of the device by persons not trained in its use.
• Do not attempt to make changes or repairs to the construction of the
device on your own. Repairs can be made only by a person trained to
service the device.
• Do not attempt to pour fuel into the device when operational, as it may
cause damage of the device and cause re. Pouring fuel into a device
when operational may cause a sudden ignition and can cause re, burns
and a risk to life.
• Do not heat the fuel before starting-up the device.
• Do not start up the device if any fuel has been spilt.
• Do not cover the working device as it may cause re.
• Keep the device and fuel away from children, pets and unauthorized
persons.
• Bio ethanol fuel is not suitable for consumption. Avoid contact with
skin and eyes.
• Do not operate by the fuel ap when the device is running.
• Do not tamper with the elements inside the device as this can cause a
risk of burns, damage to the device or re.

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• Some elements of the device reach a high temperature. Do not touch
the areas of the device adjacent to the ames as it may cause burns.
• No items should be placed on the device except those specically
approved by the manufacturer.
• Warning! The glowing coil temperature heats up to 1300°C. Touching
the device while it is turned on may cause burns.
• Warning! The furnace heats up to high temperatures during operation!
• WARNING! The rst run should be made only after proper installation
of the device and reading the manual instructions!
• WARNING! Prior to moving the appliance burn the fuel out and move
the appliance slowly, in the horizontal position, avoiding shaking. There
is always some fuel left inside the device and if spilled the sensors
may get wet. If this happens the appliance will not work until the liquid
evaporates.
IV. Operation
This manual contains all the information necessary for the proper
operation of the device. It is obligatory to read and keep this instruction
manual. Operation of the device is permitted only after the device is
properly installed according to the instructions and the manual.
A. Operating elements
Fire
Fuel ap
Control panel

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Control Panel
Service USB input hidden
under a cap
Switches to ECO mode
Starts the device from
standby mode or
switches to the standby
The red indicator
The blue indicator The green indicator
B. Initial start-up of the device
1. On the control panel the blue lightashes it indicates
the lack of fuel in the tank. Please refuel.
2. Refueling.
2.1. Insert the funnel2.1. Open the fuel ap.

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2.3 Pour the fuel into the funnel following these precautions:
• During pouring be careful not to spill fuel out of the ller. If the fuel
is spilled and the error message is displayed, an alarm will be triggered
and the procedure set out in the table on p.18 of the manual must be
followed. If the spillage is excessive the source of power needs to be
disconnected.
• If 5L containers are used for fuelling, twist on the cap with the tap onto
the container and pour using the funnel. To ll up use only accessories
provided by the manufacturer.
2.4 Pour the fuel to the point where the blue indicator blinks
and the intermittent beep will sound. Stop pouring! Remove the funnel.
2.5. Close the ller bolt. The green indicator will ash on the
control panel. .
3. Starting the device. The green indicator ashes on the control
panel.
3.1. Press the START / STOP button on the control panel and hold for 2
seconds - You will hear a single beep.
3.2. The green indicator will blink to indicate start-up of the device,
it takes approximately 5 minutes for the appliance to ignite the ame.
On the rst usage this start up time may be a little longer due to the
appliance needing to calibrate.
3.3. While the appliance is in work mode, the green indicator goes off and
the ame starts to appear. The device works automatically until it runs
out of fuel or the device is disabled by the user.

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C. Flame size regulation
The device can operate in two modes: Standard and ECO. The device
always starts with a standard ame size. The ame size can be adjusted
during operation.
In order to reduce the height of the ame, press the ECO button. You will
hear two beeps and the ECO button will be highlighted. The unit is now
operating in ECO mode.
To return to the standard ame height press the ECO button, you will
hear one beep and the ECO button backlight turns off. The device is now
in standard mode.
ATTENTION! It might take a few moments for the ame to adjust.
ATTENTION! The device will switch to ECO mode automatically when
there is any danger of the device over-heating.
D. Device extinguishing
Press the START/STOP button on the control panel. You will hear two
beeps and the red indicator will start to blink
The blinking red indicator shows that the device is too hot to be
restarted. When the device has cooled sufciently the message will
disappear, and depending on the amount of the fuel in the tank, either
the green indicator will ash and indicate readiness for operation or the
blue indicator will indicate that re-fuelling is required.
E. Subsequent start up
If the blue FUEL indicator on the control panel ashes, start to run the
product from the point B.2. (p.13).
If the green READY indicator on the control panel ashes, you can:
• start to run the product from the point B.3. (p.14).
• open the fuel ller bolt - the green READY indicator will go off. If:
- the blue indicator blinks and a beep sounds intermittently - the tank is
full and no more fuel can be poured into it. Close the fuel ller bolt and
proceed in accordance with section B.3. (p.14).
- the blue indicators ashes - you can refuel (see section B.2) and turn on
the device (see section B.3) or close the fuel ller bolt and activate the
device by following the instructions in B.3. (p.14).

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F. Information and warning alert
In order to enhance safety, the device is equipped with an electronic
system to maintain safe operation. In the case of a dangerous situation,
the device will immediately trigger an alarm.

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Control Panel
Indicators
Sound
Signals
Event Procedure
Constant
Intermittent
1If the re is not
visible - NO
POWER.
Make sure the device is
properly connected to the
power supply.
If you see a re
- the device is in
operation.
Do not leave the device
unattended by an adult.
2The device
is ready for
operation.
You can run the device in
accordance with section B.3.
3No fuel in the
tank
Fill the fuel in accordance
with B.2.
4Initial start-up of
the device
Wait for the appearance of
re, the light goes off.
5Prevents against
re-start of a
device that is too
hot or operation
at excessive
temperature
level.
Allow the device to cool
down. After cooling the
device, the red indicator
will turn off and the green
indicator will start to ash.
6The device
automatically
turns off due to
lack of fuel in the
tank.
Allow the device to cool
down. After cooling the
device, the red indicator will
turn off
LEGEND:
Information and warning alerts
Indicator is off Indicator flashes Indicator blinking

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Control Panel
Indicators
Sound
Signals
Event Procedure
Constant
Intermittent
7XThe fuel tank is
full.
It is not allowed to pour any
more fuel! Close the Fanola
ller bolt. The blue indicator
will turn off, the green one
will start to ash.
8 X There was a fuel
spill or
Immediately stop pouring
the fuel. Remove the funnel,
dry visible moisture. Press
the START / STOP button
to turn off the sound. If the
spillage is excessive the
source of power needs to be
disconnected. With the use of
the manual pump, supplied
by the manufacturer, pump
out at least 1 liter of fuel from
the fuel ller. Wait at least
1 hour for the remaining
moisture to evaporate and
then close the fuel ller bolt.
Hold the ECO button for
about 5 seconds. If the alarm
message reappears, wait a
little longer until the rest of
the moisture evaporates.
If the message reappears,
contact your service provider.
The acceptable
device operation
temperature has
been exceeded.
If the alarm message appears
during the start of the device,
press the START / STOP
button to turn off the sound
and hold the ECO button for
about 5 seconds.
If the message reappears,
contact your service provider.

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Control Panel
Indicators
Sound
Signals
Event Procedure
Constant
Intermittent
9 X Operation error Press the START / STOP
button to turn off the sound
and hold the ECO button for
about 5 seconds.
If the message reappears,
contact your service provider.
10 XThe device
temperature
has fallen below
10°C or there is a
critical operation
error
Press the START / STOP
button to turn off the sound.
Provide higher ambient
temperature. Wait until the
device obtains the indoor
temperature. Hold down the
ECO button for about 5
seconds.
If the message reappears,
contact your service provider.
11 XFiller bolt
protection error
Shut the ller bolt. Press
the START / STOP button to
turn off the sound and hold
the ECO button for about
5 seconds. If the message
reappears, contact your
service provider.