crystal fires CF1L BOSTON Assembly Instructions

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INSET!CONVENTIONAL!FLUED!GAS!FIRE!
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FOR USE WITH NATURAL GAS
G20 @ 20 mbar
For use in GB and IE
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THESE INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE LEFT WITH THE USER FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

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These instructions cover the models listed below as part of the cf1L range
1. Miami
2. Manhattan
3. Boston
4. Chicago
5. Florida
The fire tray is the same on all the appliances including the fuel layouts
1. Miami inset conventional flued gas appliance with a convector with rear trim and wall fixing and
a front hinged door and trim
2. Manhattan conventional flued gas appliance with a convector with rear trim and wall fixing and
a front hinged door and trim 150mm taller than Miami
3. Boston inset conventional flued gas appliance giving radiant heat only
4. Chicago inset conventional flued gas appliance giving radiant heat only 150mm taller than
Boston
5. Florida conventional flued gas appliance giving radiant heat and also low voltage fan assisted
convector
USERS INSTRUCTIONS
SECTION
PAGE
1. IMPORTANT NOTES
3
2. HOW TO OPERATE THE APPLIANCE
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3. CLEANING AND SIMPLE MAINTENANCE
6
4. SPARES AND SERVICE
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5. USER REPLACEABLE PARTS
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INSTALLATION!INSTRUCTIONS!
SECTION$
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6.!PARTS!SUPPLIED!
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7.!INSTALLATION!REQUIREMENTS!
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8.!TECHNICAL!DATA!!
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9.!DIMENSIONS!
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10.!CONTENTS!OF!FIXING!KIT!
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11.!APPLIANCE!LOCATION!
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12.!FLUES!AND!BUILDERS!OPENING!REQUIREMENTS!
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13.!SURROUND!REQUIREMENTS!
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14.!VENTILATION!
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15.!GAS!REQUIREMENTS!
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16.!INSTALLING!THE!FIRE!
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17.!COMMISIONING!THE!FIRE!
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18.!LOGS LAYOUT!
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19.PEBBLES!LAYOUT!
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20.!DRIFTWOOD!LAYOUT!
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21.!LIGHTING!THE!FIRE!
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22.!CHECKING!FOR!SPILLAGE!
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23.!INSTRUCT!THE!USER!
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24.!SERVICE!AND!MAINTENANCE!&!SPARE!PARTS!
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1:!IMPORTANT!NOTES!
1:1
This fire should be installed and serviced every 12months in accordance with current gas safety
(Installation and uses) regulations by a competent person who is a member of a recognized gas installer’s
Organization (e.g. Gas safe) and in accordance with the installation instructions.
1:2
The flue should be inspected before your appliance is installed and checked annually to ensure continuous
Clearance of combustion products and safe operation.
The chimney must be swept before installation.
1:3
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES must the fire be used if the glass door panel is broken cracked or
Damaged
1:4
IMPORTANT.
The glass panel door and other outer parts, (e.g. outer frame and door) will become hot in use; clothes
Etc should not be wrapped over or near the fire and we recommend that a ‘fire guard conforming to BS
8423 should be used for the protection of young children the elderly the infirm and pets’.
1:5
DO NOT burns paper or rubbish in the fire.
1:6
It is important for the safe operation and to maintain efficiency that the fire is not operated with damaged or
broken fuel effect pieces or ceramics.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES should extra fuel effect pieces be used.
1:7
When the fire is first used it may emit a slight odor or smoke, this is due to the newness and will
Disappear. DO NOT WASH OR VACUUM the Fuel Effect ceramic pieces.
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The fire MUST be installed into a Builders Opening in line with the Installation Instructions.
No combustible material should be placed within 150mm of the appliance
Any combustible material above the opening should be removed up to a height of
500mm. any shelf above the fire should not project more than 150mm forward.
For deeper shelves allow a 15mm increase in height for every 25mm in depth.
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These instructions are intended to assist you in the correct operation of your appliance and
Should be kept safe for future reference

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2: HOW TO OPERATE THE APPLIANCE
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SAFETY: - The fire is fitted with a flame supervision and atmosphere-sensing device (Oxy pilot) that will shut off the
gas supply if the pilot light should go out for any reason. It will extinguish the pilot light if the oxygen content in the
room falls below a prescribed level.
If the pilot light keeps going out seek expert help.
2:0
WARNING: - If the fire is extinguished and the control is not in the off position, the control should be returned to the
off position and no attempt should be made to relight the fire until 3 minutes have Elapsed. If the pilot cannot be relit
seek expert help.
The supplier should have fit the batteries required to operate the control system
The Installer may have left the fire at the pilot setting and it is important that you read the
Section headed ‘Lighting the Pilot’ if you decide to turn off the pilot and prefer to relight it each time you use the fire.!
2:1
Lighting the Pilot.
You will find this operation quite simple if
you
Refer to Fig 2:1 showing the Buttons on
the
Remote Control Handset and read this
section
Before Lighting the Fire.
Open the outer door or remove the outer trim
depending on which version you have and the
control can be seen at the base of the fire.
Making reference to figure 2:1a familiarize
yourself with the knobs. First check that
Control knob ‘B’ is set at the maximum
Setting. Secondly check that Control knob
‘A’ is set at the off Position as shown in the
picture.
It will be necessary to see the pilot and it is
visible at the front left centre of the fuel bed,
see Fig 2:1b. To light the pilot push in and
turn Knob ‘A’ to the Pilot Ignition Star
Setting and it will spark the piezo ignition
check the pilot ignites and then keep the
knob pushed in for 15 Seconds then release
and check the pilot is stays lit
If it does not light turn the knob back to off
setting and repeat the operation. (This may
take several attempts on the first lighting due
to air in the pipes)
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FIG!2:1b!!!pilot!shown!to!front!left!

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2: HOW TO OPERATE THE APPLIANCE
Now turn the Knob ‘A’ as far as it will turn to the maximum flame setting.
The main burner will now light at the maximum setting.
The fire is now lit so you can close the outer door or replace the trim and operate the fire using the remote control
handset. And read the section headed ‘Choosing your heat setting’.
You do not need to light the pilot every time you light the fire. You can leave the pilot lit all the time if the property is
Occupied. This way the fire can be totally operated by the remote control handset.
If the fire cannot be lit then seek expert help.
Keeping the pilot lit keeps the chimney warm and helps reduce condensation marks on the door glass panel.
2:2
Turning the Pilot Off.
If you decide to turn the pilot off wait until the fire is cool and open the outer door.
Now simply turn Knob ‘A’ to the off setting.
You will not be able to relight the fire or turn the knob for at least 30 seconds as the control as a built in safety lock.
Do not force the knob, as this will damage the control. Wait until the safety lock as released.
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Choosing your heat setting.
There are 2 arrows on the remote control handset, with the fire at the maximum setting point the remote control at
The fire and press the bottom arrow to reduce the heat setting the flame heights will lower.
(It is necessary to press the top button and the small button on the left together to increase the heat setting,
This is a safety feature)
Over time you will find the ideal heat setting for your room. The handset can be used to vary the heat setting up or
Down or turn the main burner off completely so that only the pilot is alight.
When you press the handset you may hear the small motor at the control, which is turning Knob ‘B’ electronically,
This is quite normal.
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Operating the Control System Without Batteries
The Control System can be operated without batteries.
Light the pilot as detailed above in Section 2:1a Lighting the Pilot.
With the Outer door open or trim removed turn Knob ‘B’ to the desired setting, you will notice some resistance when
you turn the knob as it will click as it is turned, this is quite normal but do not force the knob.
It recommended that new batteries be fitted as soon as possible.
2:5
Replacing the Batteries in the Remote Control Handset.
Remove the cover from the back of the Remote Control Handset.
Carefully remove the battery with clip from the Handset.
Remove the clip from the top of the battery and exchange for a new battery
It is recommended that Alkaline Long Life Batteries be used.
Refit the battery back into the handset and refit the cover.
We recommend that the batteries in the Handset and Receiver be exchange annually

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2: HOW TO OPERATE THE APPLIANCE
2:6
Replacing the Batteries in the Receiver
Open the fire outer door and you will see a small black Plastic box, this is the Receiver.
Carefully slide the cover off the top of the box and replace the 4 Type ‘AA’ batteries making sure they are fitted the
correct way around. Replace the cover and place the receiver back in position ensuring the receiver is facing you
It is recommended that Alkaline Long Life Batteries be used.
We recommend that the batteries in the Handset and Receiver be exchanged annually.
3: CLEANING AND SIMPLE MAINTENACE
3:1
All cleaning should be carried out when the fire is cold. The fire will retain heat for some time after it has been
Switched off.
3:2
If any of the Fuel Effect Logs Driftwood or Pebble Pieces is seen to be broken or damaged replacements must be
Obtained from your Installer.
If soot is seen to be building up on the Fuel Effect Logs Driftwood or Pebble Pieces it is indicating that the Fire
Requires Servicing.
3.5
Due to the nature of the convection air flowing over the fire the walls of the room directly around and above the fire
May become discolored. This is due to particles of dust being carried by the convection air through the fire and up
And around the walls.
Certain wall coverings like blown vinyl should not be used on the wall around the fire.
3.6
Again ensure the fire and glass panel are cold before proceeding.
Like all glass windows the glass will become dirty and require cleaning.
The glass door can be cleaned on both the outside and inside with a damp cloth, allowed to dry then wiped with a
Dry cloth to remove smears. To do this opens the Outer Door
Remove the 2 screws at the Left Hand side; the Glass Door will then open. OR remove the 6 screws holding on the
glass retaining frame and remove taking care the glass panel does not fall forward (depending on which appliance you
have)
Important.
After cleaning it is important that the Glass Door is sealed closed with the fixing screws.
If the Glass Door Panel is found to be Cracked, Chipped or Damaged the Fire Must Not Be used until it has
Been changed.
Important.
Do not disturb the Fuel Effect Logs Driftwood or Pebble Pieces.
4: Spares and service
4:1
For spares and service, contact your local supplier or installer stating the appliance NAME, MODEL, SERIAL
NUMBER
4:2
Regular service and inspection should be undertaken to ensure continued safe operation.
It is recommended that your fire and flue should be checked and serviced annually by a competent person for
Continued safe operation

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5: user replaceable parts
PART NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
CF1L001
REMOTE HANDSET
CFL002
REMOTE RECEIVER
CFL003
LOGS
CFL004
PEBBLES
CFL005
DRIFTWOOD
CFL006
TRIMS
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
6: PARTS SUPPLIED BOX CONTENTS
1. Miami
Box 1: main fire heat engine / glass door /fuels type instructions and fixings /remote control
Box 2: trims and fixing frame
2. Manhattan
Box 1: main fire heat engine / glass door/remote control
Box 2:fuels type instructions and fixings
Box 3: trims and fixing frame
3. Boston
Box 1: main fire heat engine /glass door/fuels type instructions and fixings
Box 2: trims and fixing frame
4. Chicago
5. Box 1: main fire heat engine /glass door/
Box 2: fuels type instructions and fixings
Box 3: trims and fixing frame
6. Florida
Box 1: main fire heat engine /glass door/fuels type instructions and fixings/fans
Box 2: trims and fixing frame

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7: INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
In your own interest and that of safety, it is law, that a competent person who is a member of a recognized gas
installation organization must install all gas appliances
(E.g. Gas safe) In accordance with Current Gas Safety (INSTALLATION AND USE) Regulations.
Before installation, ensure that the local distribution conditions (identification of the gas and pressure) and the
adjustment of the appliance are compatible.
The installation must be in accordance with these installation instructions and all relevant parts of the Local and
National Building Regulations, the Building Standards (Scotland) Regulations and the relevant recommendations of
current editions of the following British Standards: -
BS
BS
BS
BS
BS
5871
8303
5440 PART 1
5440 PART 2
6891
IMPORTANT: This appliance is fitted with a spillage monitoring system, (ODS) and must not be adjusted, bypassed or
Put out of operation, by the user or installer. Any parts of this system should only be exchanged for genuine crystal
Manufacture parts.
This fire must not be installed in a room that contains a bath or shower.
This fire cannot be installed onto a combustible wall. All combustible materials must be removed from the area shown
in section 11-appliance location
No combustible materials must be present in the builders opening.
These Instructions must be left with the User.
VENTILATION: GB
For installation in Great Britain additional ventilation is not normally required unless indicated as being required by the
‘Spillage Test’
VENTILATION: IE
For installation in Southern Ireland ventilation must be in accordance with I.S813 Domestic Gas Installations.

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8: TECHNICAL DATA
MODELS
MIAMI--MANHATTAN—BOSTON--CHICAGO--FLORIDA
GAS TYPE
NATURAL GAS ONLY G20
SUPPLY PRESSURE
20mbars
CATEGORY
I2h
INJECTOR
420 STEREOMATIC
GAS CONNECTION
8mm COMPRESSION
HIGH HEAT INPUT
5.5kW (GROSS)
LOW HEAT INPUT
2.9 kW
WEIGHT
25 KG
9: DIMENSIONS
GENERAL
DIMENSIONS
CF1L
MIAMI
CF1L
BOSTON
CF1L
MANHATTAN
CF1L
CHICAGO
CF1L
FLORIDA
HEIGHT
615mm
565mm
765mm
715mm
565mm
WIDTH
1020mm
887mm
1020mm
887mm
887mm
DEPTH
375mm
290mm
375mm
290mm
290mm
DEPTH WITHIN
OPENING
275mm
290mm
275mm
290mm
290mm
MINIMUM
OPENING
DEPTH
285mm
340mm
285mm
340mm
340mm
Warning slight dimension changes may occur without notice for constant improvement

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10: CONTENTS OF FIXING KITS
There are 2 different fixing frame kits for the cf1L appliances due to difference in design, and with the Manhattan and
Chicago appliances both being taller be 150mm
1. fixing frame 1 for CF1L: Miami & Manhatton (150mm taller)
FIXING FRAME
SCREWS AND PLUGS TO INSTALL THE FRAME
10 SELF TAPPING SCREWS
10 MACHINE SCREWS FOR FIXING OF REAR TRIM
9 FOAM STRIPS
2. fixing frame 2 for CF1L: Boston,Florida & Chicago (150mm taller)
FIXING FRAME
10 SCREWS AND PLUGS TO INSTALL FRAME
SELF TAPPERS IN THE FIXING FRAME
7 FOAM STRIPS
11: APPLIANCE LOCATION
The diagrams below shows the maximum and minimum Height and width dimensions of the Builders Opening with the
Grey shaded area representing the minimum flat surface area required around the fire.
Any combustible materials must be removed from this area.
Care should be taken to prevent any damage being caused to surrounding soft furnishing or decoration, many wall
Coverings (E.G.) Embossed vinyl may become Discolored if placed to close to the appliance.
WARNING: - A suitable guard should be used for he protection of children, the elderly and the infirm.
The fire must be fitted against a non-combustible surface, which must extend 150 mm past any edge of the appliance.
Where a suitable fire surround is not used it is Recommended that a non-combustible shelf is fitted At least 60mm
above the fireplace opening.
This will help to reduce the effects of wall
OPENING SIZES REQUIRED BELOW BUT IT IS RECCOMENDED YOU POSITION THE FIXING FRAME ON THE
WALL AND MARK OUT THE CORRECT OPENING AND LOCATION AS REQUIRED

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11: APPLIANCE LOCATION
THE BOSTON, CHICAGO AND FLORIDA ALL RECEIVE VENTILATION FROM THE
BOTTOM OF THE FIXING FRAME ENSURE THIS AIRFLOW IS NOT COVERED IN
ANY WAY, AND ALWAYS KEPT CLEAR
Showing Boston fixing frame screwed to wall, ensure all sides of frame are sealed using sand and cement or a similar
Material and level off the hearth ensuring the flue can only pull through the flue diverter ensuring a good flue pull
Ensure!all!areas!are!fully!sealed!around!
the!fixing!frame!and!level!off!the!hearth!
The!flue!should!only!pull!through!the!
diverter!and!nowhere!else!

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12.!FLUES!AND!BUILDERS!OPENING!REQUIREMENTS
Prior to creating the builders opening the flue must be checked.
No restrictor plate or flue damper is permitted.
The flue must be swept prior to installation.
The flue must be free of any obstructions.
The flue must be checked to ensure it only serves the fireplace opening to be used for the fire.
The flue must have a positive up-draught and checked as follows before the builders-opening is constructed:
Before installing the fire a simple smoke test should be carried out on the flue to check its condition. Light a smoke
Generator, hold it at the top of the fireplace opening and observe that the smoke is being drawn up the flue, if so,
proceed with installation. If not, pre heat the Flues for a few minutes and recheck, if smoke still fails to be drawn up the
flue, further Investigation is required and the appliance MUST NOT BE FITTED.
The effective height of the flue must be at least 3 meters
WARNING PASSING A SMOKE TEST IS NOT AN INDICATION THE APPLIANCE HAS PASSED A SPILLAGE TEST
BOTH TESTS ARE A SEPARATE PROCEDURE
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Purpose Made Builders Opening With a Conventional Stone Flue.
With a minimum cross sectional dimension of 175mm (7”) and minimum effective height of 3 meters. Fig 12:1a shows
the minimum and maximum sizes of the builders opening.
The base of the builders opening must be a non-combustible material and at least 12mm thick. The Builders Opening
must be at least 300mm off the floor for a wall mounted fire installation.
It is recommended that a qualified builder construct the builder’s enclosure.
A lintel should be used to support the chimney breast above the
Builders opening.
Any gaps around the Builders Opening, as may be the case with a dry liner wall must be sealed.
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Additional Requirements for a Purpose Made Builders Opening below a Flexible Flue Liner.
A 125mm (5”) diameter flexible gas flue liner
Conforming to B.S 715, and connected to a Register Plate fitted and sealed above the Builders Opening.
See Fig 12:1b

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13: SURROUND REQUIREMENTS
Installation into a Suitable Fire Surround and Hearth
With Combustible and Non Combustible Shelf Requirements.
If the fire is to be installed into a suitable fire surround it must have a fire rating of 150C.
The fireplace opening must be at least 60mm above the upper surface of the hearth.
The Hearth must be non-combustible and protrude at least 300mm in front of the fire and be at least 1000mm wide.
The upper surface of the hearth must be at least 12mm thick and it should be raised off the floor by 50mm to protect
Against the possibility of carpets sliding on to the hearth. If the hearth as an up-stand the base of the fireplace opening
Will have to be raised the height of the up-stand to ensure the outer door can still be opened.
See Fig 11:1 & Fig 11:1a for the minimum flat areas required for the fire surround backboard.
If the fire surrounds as a combustible shelf it must be at least 200mm above the top of the builders opening
And protrude from the wall be no more than 150mm
See Fig 13:1.
For every 25mm increase in depth of combustible
Shelf the position of the shelf must be raised by a further 25mm.
If the shelf is a non-combustible shelf it must be fitted at least 60mm above the builders opening and its depth is not
Restricted.

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14: VENTILATION
No purpose provided additional ventilation is normally required, however this is subject to the spillage test
In the Republic of Ireland (IE) ventilation shall be in accordance with I.S813 Domestic Gas Standards.
Any purpose provided ventilation should be checked regularly to ensure that this is free from obstruction.
IMPORTANT
This appliance is fitted with a spillage monitoring pilot system (ODS) and must not be adjusted, by-passed or put out of
Operation by the user or installer. Any parts of this ODS pilot system must only be exchanged for genuine crystal
parts.
15:GAS SUPPLY
FIG 15:1
Ensure the gas supply is correct and is Natural Gas with a minimum supply pressure of 20mbar.
The gas installation must be accordance with the latest issue of
BS6891.Route the gas supply into the rear of the builders opening to the left as you are looking at the appliance
Care should be taken to the sleeve the supply pipe when fitting
Through masonry. Only use a rigid or semi-rigid metal tubing of 8mm can be used.
A combined Restrictor Elbow with Pressure Test Point is supplied
With the fire and comes complete with a 8mm nut and olive see Fig15: 1.
All gas pipes must now be purged of both air and any debris that may have entered the pipe work.
With the Restrictor Elbow fitted, pressure test all pipe work before proceeding with installing the fire.

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16:INSTALLING THE FIRE
Remove the Fixing Frame from the box
The Frame can be fitted to the builders opening using the screws And Raul plugs provided If a fire surround is to be
used then it is recommended that the Fixing should be inside the builders opening so as to not risk Damaging the fire
surround.
Once the surround has been fixed to the builders opening it should be sealed from the inside of the metal frame and
the base sealed, see page 11.
It is important the frame is sealed completely so when the fire is installed the flue pull will only be through the diverter
The foam strips can be stuck to the back of the gas appliance,
The fire can now be fitted into the fitting frame guiding the gas pipe through the adjustable hole, which must be sealed
over the gas pipe when the appliance is connected not allowing the flue to pull through it
Once positioned the appliance can be screwed into the fitting frame to secure an airtight seal
Depending which model is being fitted if it’s the Miami or Manhattan the outer trim can now be installed using the small
machine screws supplied see fig 16:1
Fig 16:1
See above fitting the outer trim for Miami or Manhattan model using the screws provided

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17:COMMISIONING THE APPLIANCE
Remove the customers chosen fuel effect pieces from the pack and check that none are broken or damaged.
If Logs has been chosen it will be necessary to leave the Log Support fitted with the 3 Screws see Fig 17:1.if pebbles
or driftwood have been chosen it will need removing
Making reference to section 17,18 and 19 for placing the fuel effect pieces
Fig 17:1 removing log support if driftwood or pebbles is the fuel being installed
Once it has been determined whether the log support is required the granules can be placed around the fire tray
ensuring that no granules are positioned on the burner or blocking the air for combustion around the burner.
Fig 17:2 fitting granules
Showing the granules fitted around the fire tray if the logs are to be fitted the main rear log can be fitted first and then
the granules fitted around the front and sides
Once the fuel has been fitted the glass door can be fitted if the model is the Miami or Manhattan the hinged door can
be closed and secured using the 2 screws, see hinges on fig 17:3If the Boston, Chicago or Florida the glass can be
placed with the bottom in the trough and the glass frame fitted using the screws ensuring not to over tighten see
fig 17:4
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18: LOG LAYOUT
Fitting Log or No3
Fit Log No3 next to the last
Piece ensuring the hole in the base locates
Onto the metal peg at the front and it rests
On the Large Rear Log/Driftwood as shown
FIG 18:3
Fig!18:2!
FIG!18:1!
Fitting Logs Note all the Log pieces
Have numbers on their Base
Fit the Large Rear Log Piece No1
Behind the burner as shown in Fig.18: 1
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Fitting Log No2
Fit Log No2 at the left hand
Side ensuring the hole in the base locates
On to the metal peg at the front and it rests
In the groove in the Rear Log as shown
Fig 18:2
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18: LOG LAYOUT
Finally ensuring the Pilot is visible and clear of any granules Check that the Glass Door is clean
then seal closed with screws
Fitting ‘V’ Log or No4
Fit ‘V’ Shaped Log No4
Next to the last piece ensuring the hole
In the base locates onto the metal peg
At the front and it rests around the
Branch on the Large Rear Log
As shown Fig. 18:4!
FIG!18:4!
Fitting Log No5
Fit Log No5 next to the last
Piece ensuring the hole in the
base locates
Onto the metal peg at the front
and it rests
On the Large Rear
Log/Driftwood as shown in
FIG 18:5!
FIG!18:5!
Fitting Log No6
Fit the last Log No6 at the far
Right
Hand side ensuring the hole in the
base locates
Onto the metal peg at the front and it
rests
In the groove in the rear Large Rear
Log as shown.
Adjust the granules between
The Log to hide any metalwork that
May be showing see Fig. 18:6
FIG!18:6!

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19: PEBBLE LAYOUT
The log support bracket must be removed
Before the pebbles can be installed by removing
3 self tapping screws and lifting away the
Bracket
Keep bracket and screws safe if for any reason
You may wish to return to the log set up in the
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Fit!the!6!pebbles!marked!with!L!underneath!
As!shown!on!right!
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Fit!the!5!pebbles!marked!D!underneath!on!top!of!
the!log!support!bracket!as!shown!on!right!!
Important!the!pebbles!do!not!sit!in!the!flames!
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When!the!pebbles!are!installed!there!must!be!
none!in!the!flames!and!the!burner!clear!as!shown!
by!white!on!right!!
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20:!DRIFTWOOD!LAYOUT!
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Cf1L driftwood layout
spread the granules around the base
WARNING DO NOT BLOCK AIR RELIEF AT
FRONT AND BACK OF BURNER
PLACE 2 LARGE LOGS CENTRAL TO THE
REAR OF THE FIRE
DO NOT COVER OVER AIR RELIEF SLOT
TWO SMALL LOGS REST AT SIDES ON TOP
OF LARGE LOGS AND RESTING ON
GRANULES
RIGHT SIDE BRANCH LOG RESTS ON SIDE
LOG AND GRANULES AT FRONT
LEFT SIDE BRANCH LOG RESTS ON SIDE
LOG AND GRANULES AT FRONT
CENTRE BRANCH LOG SITS BETWEEN TWO
AS SHOWN ABOVE
RIGHT TOP BRANCH SITS ON REAR LOG &
ON FRONT RIGHT BRANCH LOG AS ABOVE
LEFT TOP BRANCH SITS ON REAR LOG &
ON FRONT LEFT LOG AS ABOVE
FRONT CENTRE TOP LOG SITS AS ABOVE
REAR CENTRE TOP LOG SITS AS ABOVE
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