Continental Fires CF-E 40 User manual

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
CF-E 40 / CF-E 80
CF-E 100 / CF-E 150
These Instructions must be kept for future use and reference

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CONTENTS
Page
1. INTRODUCTION…………………………………....................…..… 7
2. SAFETY WARNINGS
……… ………......................... …....… … …… 8
3. USING THE APPLIANCE............................................................... 9
4. INSTALLATION AND POSITIONING
OF YOUR APPLIANCE............................................
..................... . 11
5. MAINTENANCE.........................
.............. ............... ...................... . 14
6. GUARANTEE……………………………………................
.... ……… 16
7. DIMENSIONS..........................................................
... .... ................ 17
8. TECHNICAL DATA...................................... .... .... ......................... .. 19
9. DISPOSAL INFORMATION……………....................
.….............. ... 20

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1. INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your purchase of this modern CONTINENTAL FIRES
appliance. This quality product will provide you with many years of enjoyment
due to the flame effect and warmth that it provides. Please read the instructions
for use carefully before using the appliance for the first time. Keep this booklet in
a safe place.

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2 SAFETY WARNINGS
Before switching the appliance ON, please read the operating and installation
instructions carefully. They contain important information on how to install,
operate and maintain your new appliance. Please keep this manual for future
use.
Warning: • This appliance must not be used in a bathroom.
• Do not use this heater in the immediate surroundings
of a bath, a shower or a swimming pool.
• Do not use the heater with a programmer and / or timer
or any device that switches the heater on automatically,
since a fire risk exists if the heater is covered or positioned
incorrectly.
• Do not cover this appliance.
• Keep naked flames and or flammable ignition sources
away from the appliance.
• This appliance has been designed for indoor usage only.
• This appliance has a heating element situated at the
TOP of the appliance. DO NOT under any circumstances
block the OUTLET.
• The appliance has been designed to operate while
hanging on a wall. Do NOT attempt to run the appliance
in any other situation.
• Once installed DO NOT leave the remote handset on
top of the appliance.
• Clean the dust filtration system regularly
Warning: • While the appliance is running DO NOT disconnect
the power at the mains. To turn off the appliance use
the functions on the remote provided. Before you
disconnect the mains supply be sure the appliance is
OFF and the isolation switch I/O has been moved to
the OFF position.

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3. USING THE APPLIANCE
Move the isolation switch (marked O/I) to ON position (I). The switch is located
on the right hand side next to the power inlet. Power is now supplied to the
internal circuitry and the remote control hand set can now operate the appliance.
For periods of non use, it is recommended that the isolation switch is set to the
OFF (O) position.
Pressing button A, switches on the flame effect. Please note with every press of
any button on the key pad, the red LED will light to confirm each setting.
To switch the appliance to standby mode use button E, this will shutdown the
heater and flame effect display.
To re-start the appliance, again use A, providing the rear isolation switch has not
been set to the off position.
To switch on the heating element, press button B, the 1 kW heat setting is now
functioning, to increase the heat setting to 2 kW press, button D.
To decrease the heat setting from 2 kW back to 1 kW, again press button D.
Pressing button D, allows the user to toggle between the two heat settings.
Again if no heat is required, press button B.
D
LED
C
E
A
B

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The Variable Flame Effect
This appliance is equipped with a variable flame effect. This enables you to
control the brightness and appearance of the flame effect display.
When the appliance is first switched on, (button A) the brightness is
automatically set to the factory default setting of 70% brightness.
By pressing button C, the flame effect begins to cycle from light to dark in
appearance, this will continue on a loop until the same button is pressed again.
By pressing this button (C) at any time within the loop, a user setting for
brightness can be established.
• Please note the heat settings will only work with the flame effect in operation.
• The flame effect can be used without the need of the heater operation.

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4. INSTALLATION AND POSITIONING OF YOUR APPLIANCE
4.1 Installation your Appliance
Carefully unpack your appliance, taking care not to damage the surfaces of the
heater. Care should be taken when lifting the appliance, obtain assistance if
required and always follow safe manual handling techniques.
Important: • The installation of this wall heater can require a reasonable
level of “Do It Yourself” skills.
If any doubt exists on the installation of this appliance,
please contact a qualified person.
• The positioning of the heater should ideally be fitted onto
a flat wall of block/brick construction or an internal wooden
frame plaster board wall.
The fixings provided are for use on brick walls ONLY.
• Ensure that curtains and furniture and not positioned close
to the chosen position, as this would create a potential fire
hazard or block the heater outlet ducts.
Warning: • The appliance heating feature supplies heat from an outlet
situated on the top of the appliance. The vent needs space
to circulate the heat around the room.
With this in mind DO NOT place the appliance closer than
40 cm from the ceiling.
CEILING
WALL
40 cm

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Connecting current : • Check whether the “group” can accommodate the
additional load of 1000 or 2000 Watt.
• Connect the appliance to an earthed socket.
• Do not clamp the electrical lead.
4.2 Wall Mounting
If you wish to install your appliance on any other wall type other than brick
please ensure suitable fixings are used.
Fit the appliance as follows:
• Once the decision has been made upon where to position the appliance,
remove the wall mounting plate from the rear of the appliance by unscrewing
the two thumb screws located on the underside of the appliance.
• Position the wall bracket on the wall and mark the fixing points taking care to
level the bracket using a spirit level.
• Fix the plate to the wall securely at 4 points minimum.
• Lift the appliance onto the hanging bracket, locating the wall bracket hook
into the slot on the rear of your appliance.
• With the appliance securely hanging on the wall connect the power cable to
the appliance, making sure to leave the isolation switch in the off position. (0)
Adjustable
fixing point
Fixing points
Fixing points

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4.3 Frame Attachment
Remove your chosen frame from its packaging with care.
• Lift the frame and hook into slots located on the top of your appliance.
For larger appliances seek assistance to lift and hang the frame.
• Once attached and positioned, swing the bottom of the frame into place.
• Screw the two frame fixings provided through both the frame foot and the
wall mount into the base of the appliance.

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5. MAINTENANCE
Warning:
Before undertaking any maintenance or cleaning,
disconnect from the mains power supply.
5.1 Cleaning
Do not use water, detergents, abrasive cleaning powders or polish of any kind on
the body of the appliance. Lightly dust using a dry duster or a medium soft brush.
To clean the screen use alcohol based screen cleaning wipes. Also used for
computer monitor cleaning.
5.2 Cleaning the dust filtration system
Your Electrical Appliance is fitted with a dust filtration system to protect the
internal components from excessively dusty environments.
If your appliance is situated in such an environment cleaning the filter may be
beneficial. Check the filter regularly!
To access the filter, remove the frame from the appliance as described in section
4.3, in reverse order.
With the frame removed the filter is visible on the bottom of the appliance.
The Foam filter is clamped in a metal cassette.
To remove the cassette unscrew the two mounting screws located on each side
of the cassette.
Clean the foam filter while still in the cassette using a vacuum cleaner.
Replace the cassette and the fixing screws. Replace the frame as described in
section 4.3.

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5.3 Battery Replacement
The remote control handset, uses a battery for power operation, this will need
replacement over a period of time.
For replacement, please follow -
• On the rear of the handset, open the battery compartment cover.
• Remove the faulty battery and replace with a new battery observing the
correct polarity (+ & -) as marked upon the battery and handset remote control.
• Replace the handset cover.
5.4 Spare Parts
For replacement or spare part enquiries, please contact your dealer.
Remove fixing Lower foam filter Remove filter
screws. cassette down. cassette from
appliance.

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6. GUARANTEE
Your electric appliance carries a guarantee against defects of manufacture and
faulty workmanship for a period of ONE year from the date of purchase. This
does not apply to the batteries, whose lifespan, regretfully, we cannot predict.
All guarantee periods commence on the date of purchase and are
nontransferable.
Our guarantee is offered as an addition to your statutory rights.
The guarantee is applicable to the original purchaser only, non-transferable.
Use of spare parts other than those supplied by the manufacturer will invalidate
the appliance warranty and must only be fitted by an authorised service
engineer.
When you contact the above, you will need to have the following information
to hand-
• Name, address & telephone Number
• Date of purchase and supplier details.
• Appliance serial and model numbers, located on the rear of the fire.
• Details of the fault.

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7. DIMENSIONS
7.1 CF-E 40
7.2 CF-E 80
322
872
227
643
386 115
54
832
653
789
489
489
789 115
58
700

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7.3 CF-E 100
7.4 CF-E 150
1403
528
1275
323
1480 115
54
500
913
540
765
315
990 115
54
500

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8. TECHNICAL DATA
CF-E 40
Dimensions: (w x h x d) 386 x 872 x 115 mm
Weight: 12 kg
Voltage: 220/240 V / 50 Hz
Battery Hand-transmitter: 12 V MN 21/23
Heating Element: 1000 Watt
Supply Cord: BS1363 UK13A
CF-E 80
Dimensions: (w x h x d) 789 x 789 x 115 mm
Weight: 22 kg
Voltage: 220/240 V / 50 Hz
Battery Hand-transmitter: 12 V MN 21/23
Heating Element: 2000 Watt
Supply Cord: BS1363 UK13A
CF-E 100
Dimensions: (w x h x d) 990 x 540 x 115 mm
Weight: 21 kg
Voltage: 220/240 V / 50 Hz
Battery Hand-transmitter: 12 V MN 21/23
Heating Element: 2000 Watt
Supply Cord: BS1363 UK13A
CF-E 150
Dimensions: (w x h x d) 1480 x 528 x 115 mm
Weight: 27 kg
Voltage: 220/240 V / 50 Hz
Battery Hand-transmitter: 12 V MN 21/23
Heating Element: 2000 Watt
Supply Cord: BS1363 UK13A

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9. DISPOSAL INFORMATION
The packaging protects your appliance from damage during transit.
All packaging materials are environmentally friendly and are recyclable.
Please contribute to a better environment by disposing of all the packaging
materials in an environmentally friendly manner.
Please ask your local authority about the current means of disposal.
9.1 Disposal of Your Old Appliance
Once your appliance has reached the end of its useful operating life, it must be
disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner. Valuable raw materials can
be re-claimed by recycling the old appliance.
Please contact your local authority for means of disposal concerning electrical
electronic items.