Dynasty Fireplaces BG-58/with Stone Frame User manual

Linear Wall Mount Electric Fireplace
OWNERS MANUAL
Packing Check List
Package 1 x Electric Appliance with glass face or stone frame
1 x Remote Control Handset
2 x AAA Batteries
1 x Instructions Booklet
1 x Wall Mounting Plate (2 x Wall Mounting Plates on BG-240)
INSTRUCTION BOOKLET MUST BE LEFT WITH THE
USER
DYNASTY FIREPLACES
UNIT 10 —3071 NO.5 ROAD
RICHMOND, BC V6X 2T4
CANADA
TEL.: [phone] / TOLL FREE: 1-877-521-1009
FAX: [phone]

Wall-Mount Electric Fireplace
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
This fireplace unit must be installed by a qualified, competent installer.
A. Location
1. The fireplace unit must not be in contact with any combustible
materials.
2. The heater, which is located at the base of the appliance, must kept
clear of obstruction and must be a minimum of 15 inches away from
any combustible material.
3. It is important that the wall on to which the fireplace unit 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 taking the
weight of the fireplace unit.
4. The fireplace unit must not be installed in an area where there is
restricted air flow around the fireplace unit.
5. This fireplace is approved for indoor installation (include bathroom)
and is approved for some outdoor installation. The fireplace must be
kept away from any source of damp or moist conditions. Avoid any
close contact with water. For outdoor installation, the fireplace unit
must be located in fully covered areas.
6. If there is any doubt regarding the suitability of the installation site
contact your supplier.

B. Installation
IT IS IMPORTANT TO READ THROUGH THE INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE COMMENCING THE INSTALLATION.
1. Select the position of the fireplace 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 fireplace front.
2. Mark the central line of the fireplace box on to the horizontal line
3. Place the Mounting 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 mounting plate
to the wall. It is imperative that the mounting plate is secured firmly
to the wall. See Figure 1.
5. If the wall is of a sound masonry construction the fixing holes should
be drilled with an 8 mm masonry drill. Then appropriately sized
screws and raw plugs should be used to secure the fixing plate. At
this point it is important that a firm and secure fixing is achieved. If

this is not so additional fixings will be required, consult a qualified
engineer.
6. If the fireplace unit 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. It 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. If a firm attachment is not achieved it may be necessary to install
extra support to the studding. It is the 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 mounting plate has four location studs, one at each corner of
the plate. See Figure 1.
9. Lift up the fire box and place the keyhole slots situated on the back
of the fire (Figure 2) to the location studs on the mounting 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 APPLIANCE MUST BE GROUNDED
1. A standard electrical power plug must be sited close to the fireplace.
Ensure it is in reach of fireplace power cord. Always ensure that it is
possible to remove the fireplace at a later date, if required. DO NOT
INSTALL THE FIREPLACE WHERE THE HEATER IS DIRECTLY
ABOVE THE PLUG SOCKET. The heater outlet is located in the
centre at the base of the fireplace box.
2. If the power supply is required to be concealed this can be sited
adjacent to the right hand side of the appliance or behind the face.
3. If the power supply is damaged in any manner it MUST be replaced.
4. Do not connect the fire box to an extension cable
5. The fire must not be modified from the manufacturer’s specification in
any way and the appliance must only be used for the purpose
recommended by the manufacturer.
6. If the fire box shows any signs of damage it is important that it is
examined by a qualified person.
7. Please observe these instructions as failure to do so may result in
electric shock or other injury.
8. Check the technical specification.
9. 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.
10.Should you have any questions or concerns contact your supplier or a
qualified electrician.

D. Fixing The Glass Face or Stone Frame
1. On each side of the fire box there are two locating studs. (Figure 5).
2. On the back of the glass face or stone frame there are two brackets to
hook over the studs.
3. Lift the glass face or stone frame up to the fire box. Two people may be
required to do this installation. Then lower the glass face or stone frame
into place to make the brackets on the back of the face or frame locate
each side of the studs on the fire box. Then, firmly lock the hook.
(Figure 6)

Wall-Mount Electric Fireplace
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Please read these instructions carefully before attempting to use the
appliance and retain for future use.
1. When the fireplace unit is in operation certain areas of the fireplace will
get hot. Caution must be taken to avoid being burned.
2. The fireplace must not be switched on if volatile vapours are present in
the room
3. Children must be supervised around the fireplace unit.
4. Do not obstruct the air flow around the fireplace unit.
5. Ensure that the fireplace unit is switched off at the power supply before
cleaning or carrying out any maintenance work.
6. When the fireplace unit is not in use it should be switched off at the
power supply.
7. Do not push any objects through the vent of the fire box as this may
result in an electric shock or could cause a fire.

Control Panel on Fire Box
The control panel is located on the right hand side of the fire box (Figure 7).
A Power Switch B On/Off Switch
C Flame Effect Dimmer Switch D Heater Low -750 w / 2500 BTU
E Heater High –1500 w / 5000 BTU
(For D & E, press one time for getting heat.
Press again for stopping the heater.)
Remote Control
Prior to use the remote control handset requires the insertion of 2 x AAA
batteries, as supplied. (Figure 8)
Remove the cover on the rear of the remote handset by sliding backwards.
Install 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 fireplace unit must be
switched on.
At a distance of 1.5metres to 2 metres point the remote control handset directly
towards the right hand side of the fireplace unit. (Figure 9)

A Infrared Emission Window
B On/Off Switch
C Flame Effect Dimmer ~ to operate press once to commence dimming
cycle. Press the button again to stop cycle when the desired effect is
obtained. When press once, the flame will continually dim then brighten
until press again.
DPress D to turn on the heater at High Heat (1500 w/5000 BTU). Press
again to turn off the heat.
EPress E to turn on the heater at Low Heat(750 w/2500 BTU). Press again
to turn off the heat.
Please note: Heater fan will run for a moment until it has cooled.
DIMMER ON/OF
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Wall-Mount Electric Fireplace
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Model Dimensions Weight
BG-58/with Glass Face W37½” x H28” x D5½” 68 lbs
BG-58/with Stone Frame W37½” x H28” x D5½” 72 lbs
BG-100/with Glass Face W58” x H25” x D5½” 95 lbs
BG-100/with Stone Frame W54¼” x H28¼” x D6” 105 lbs
BG-240/with Glass Face W94” x H26½” x D7” 175 lbs
Power Supply AC 120V
Flame Effects
BG –58 120 watts
BG –100 200 watts
BG –240 320 watts
Heater Power 750w & 1500w

Wall-Mount Electric Fireplace
MAINTENANCE and TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
To Change A Light Bulb
Light bulbs need to be replaced when you notice a dark section of the flame or
when clarity and detail of the coal effect disappears.
Remove the locking catch on the side of the brackets and then remove the
face or frame. This is done by lifting the face or frame up and swinging the face
or frame clear of the fire. Care should be taken not to damage the face or
frame. Removal of the face or frame may require two people.
WARNING
Allow at least five minutes for the light bulbs to cool before touching the bulbs
to avoid burning.
On the front of the fireplace there are screws on both sides. These need to be
undone to allow the cover to slide down (Figure 10).
Examine the bulbs to determine which one needs replacing. Remove the burnt
bulb and replace with a new long life bulb. Hold the socket whilst unscrewing
the old bulb and whilst screwing in the replacement bulb. (Figure 11)
The bulbs are 40 watt screwed base candle bulbs.
Once the bulb has been replaced, replace back the cover, screws and face or
stone frame.

Cleaning the Fireplace
Switch off the power to the fireplace and allow it to cool before cleaning.
Use a soft damp (not wet) cloth.
Household Glass Cleaner can be used on the Fire Glass.
Trouble Shooting Guide
If fireplace is making noise:
1. Switch off the fireplace and unplug cord.
2. Remove face or stone frame from the fireplace.
3. Remove fireplace from wall mounting plate and stand it on a work table.
4. Remove Philips head screws from the bottom of fireplace to access the
flame rod & light bulbs.
5. Plug in fireplace and turn the flame on.
6. Listen for noise with flame on.
7. If the noise is found to be coming from the aluminium strips scratching
against back panel, simply cut the strips shorter with scissors.
8. If the noise is found to be coming from the spin axis rod, it would be that the
rod is not straight. If so, remove rod and straighten it.
Should you have any other questions, please consult your supplier.

Aluminum Strips

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 such as the bulbs and fuses
which have a limited lifespan.
If a problem should occur, the nature of the problem together with the date of
purchase 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.