Faber MatriX 1050/500 II User manual

Installation manual
MatriX 1050/500 I,II,III 2
MatriX 1050/650 I,II,III 2
ENG
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1Dear user
Congratulations on your purchase of a Faber fire! A
quality product from which you will experience
warmth and atmosphere for many years. We
recommend that you read this manual carefully
before using the fireplace. If any problem arises
despite our strict quality control, you can always
contact your dealer or Glen Dimplex Benelux B.V.
For any warranty claims, it is essential you first
register your fireplace.
Please note!
The details of your fireplace can be found in the
user manual.
You can register your fire at: www.faberfires.com
Glen Dimplex Benelux B.V.
Address: Saturnus 8
NL-8448 CC
Heerenveen
Tel: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Info: www.faberfires.com
1.1 Introduction
Installation and maintenance of the appliance must
be carried out by a professional with proven
knowledge and competence. A professional takes
into account all technical aspects such as heat
radiation and gas connection as well as flue gas
exhaust requirements.
Where the installation instructions are not clear,
national/local regulations must be followed.
1.2 Check
Check the fireplace for transport damage and
immediately report any damage to your supplier.
1.3 CE Declaration
We hereby declare that Glen Dimplex Benelux B.V.
released Faber gas-atmosphere heating appliance
by its design and construction method complies
with the Regulation (EU): 2016/426 and (EU)
2015/1188.
Product: gas room heater
Model: MatriX 1050/500 I,II,III 2
MatriX 1050/650 I,II,III 2
This declaration will become null and void as soon
as the unit is in any way modified without written
authorization of Glen Dimplex Benelux B.V.
2Safety instructions
Please note!
It is advisable to always install a screen for the
fireplace if children, elderly or disabled people are
present in the same room as the fireplace. If
regularly vulnerable persons can be present in the
room without supervision, sufficient protection
must always be placed around the fireplace.
This appliance must be installed according
with the rules in force and used only in a
sufficiently space.
The appliance must be checked annually in
accordance with this installation manual
and the applicable national and local
regulations.
Ensure that the data on the type label
matches the local gas type and pressure.
The appliance is designed for atmosphere
and heating purposes. This means that all
visible surfaces, including the glass, can
become hotter than 100°C. An exception
by free standing models is the underside of
the fireplace and the control buttons.
The settings and the construction of the
fireplace must not be changed!
Do not place extra imitation wood or other
material on the burner or in the
combustion chamber.
Do not place any combustible materials
within 0,5m of the radiation area of the
fire.
Through the natural air circulation of the
fireplace moisture and uncured volatile
components from paint, building materials
and carpeted floors, etc. are attracted.
These parts can settle as soot on cold
surfaces. Therefore do not light the
fireplace shortly after installation.
2.1 Using the fire for the first time
Provide extra ventilation and open all the windows
of the room during the initial start-up of the fire. Let
the fire burn at the highest setting for a few hours
so that the paint gets the chance to harden and any
released vapours are safely removed. Keep
vulnerable people and pets out of this room during
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3Installation requirements
3.1 Appliance
This appliance may not be installed in a
chlorine-containing environment. (Pools
etc.).
This appliance must be built into an
existing or new false chimney.
For transport reasons, for appliances with
flexible gas pipes, the control unit (fig. 1.3)
is mounted at the bottom of the crate.
Detach and mount it together with the
control box and remote access door in as
low as possible position in the false
chimney. (See supplied instruction manual,
40011721).
(To prevent damage to cables and pipes
during transport, they are bound together
by tie wraps. Remove these to ensure
proper operation of the appliance.)
If desired, a 2 meter pipe set is available.
(article number 20901530).
3.2 False chimney
The false chimney should be of non-
combustible material.
The space above the fire should always be
ventilated using grids with minimal free
passage of 200cm² per grid.
The false chimney construction should not
rest on the built-in frame of the fireplace.
3.3 Discharge and outlet requirements
First, carry out a flue calculation (see chapter 11)
and place the right flue restrictor before installing
the outlet! (Generally a 30mm flue restrictor is
installed).
For supply and discharge always use the
prescribed and to be supplied Faber flue
materials. Please contact Glen Dimplex
Benelux B.V.. Only with use of these
materials Faber can guarantee proper
performance.
The distance to combustible materials
must be min. 50mm, calculated from
outside of the flue material (EN 1856-1
T600 N1 D Vm –L20040 O(50)).
Outlets (fig. 1.5)
The balanced flue pipe for combined air supply and
discharge can use a wall terminal or a roof terminal.
Verify that the desired outlet meets the local
regulations regarding pollution and ventilation
openings.
Please note!
For proper functioning, the outlet must at least
be 0,5m away from:
Corners of the building;
Roof overhangs and balconies;
Roof edges (with the exception of the ridge
edge, see chapter 15).
C11, outlet via facade
Through a wall or façade, use a Faber wall outlet.
Depending on the flue calculation this can be
100/150mm or 130/200mm.
C31, outlet via roof
For a (flat) roof, use a Faber roof outlet with a
diameter of 100/150mm.
C91, existing chimney
For an existing chimney, use a Faber chimney outlet
with a diameter of 100/150mm.
In this case the existing chimney acts as air inlet an
inserted flexible stainless steel pipe discharges the
flue gas. The top (Faber chimney cover plate) and
the bottom (Faber chimney connection set) should
be airtight.
Depending on the calculated flue diameter, you
must use a flexible stainless steel pipe of Ø100mm
(article number AJ005503) or Ø130mm (article
number AJ005603) as specified by Faber. For this,
contact Glen Dimplex Benelux B.V.
Please note!
The minimum chimney diameter for a
130mm flexible stainless steel pipe must
be 200x200mm and for a 100mm flexible
stainless steel pipe and 150x150mm.
Don’t connect more than one fire at the
existing chimney.
The chimney must be in good condition:
oNo leakage;
oWell cleaned.
For more information about the connections to
existing chimney ducts, please request the
installation instructions “Chimney Connection Set”.

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4Preparation and installation instructions
4.1 Gas connection
The gas connection must comply with the
applicable local standards.
Please note!
Provide a flexible gas connection with at
least 0,5m extra length, so that the
control unit can be removed for
installation and service!
Calculate the gas pipe so that no pressure
drop occurs.
We advise using a gas connection directly from the
gas meter to the appliance, with a shut-off valve in
the proximity of the appliance, which must always
be freely accessible. Position the gas connection so
that it is easily accessible for service and the burner
unit can be disassembled at any time.
4.2 Electrical connection
Install a 230VAC/50Hz wall socket near the fireplace
for connecting the Control box FAB1806.
See fig. 2.8 for the wiring diagram:
A = I.T.C. (Intelligent Technical Controller)
B = electronics
C = gas valve
D = solenoid valve
E = LED Symbio module (optional)
F = ignition pin
G = ionization pin
H = power cable
I = configuration plug
4.3 Smart Home installation
The controller can be connected to an external
source, such as a Domotica system, by using a Faber
Interface Unit (article number A9323000).
4.4 Preparing the fireplace
Remove the fireplace from its packaging.
Ensure that the gas supply pipes under the
appliance are not damaged.
Remove the glass and any mouldings, store
them at a safe place and remove the
packaged parts from the fireplace.
Prepare the gas connection on the
regulator.
4.5 Positioning the fireplace
Take into account the installation requirements (see
chapter 3). Place the fireplace at the right place and
level it.
Rough height adjustment:
With the adjustable (optional) legs.
Accurate height adjustment:
With the adjustable feet.
Hanging on the wall
The fireplace can also be mounted on the wall by
using the optional wall bracket set, see attachment
16.9 (article number A9325996).
Therefore remove the existing brackets and use the
supplied spacer for vertical alignment, see fig. 1.4.
4.6 Mounting flue gas exhaust materials
Assemble the flue gas exhaust materials according
to the installation manual supplied with the
appliance! (40011968).
The distance to combustible materials
must be min. 50mm, calculated from
outside of the flue material.
Never start immediately with length-
adjustable concentric flue material on the
appliance.
Horizontal sections should be installed to
allow a slope towards the fireplace
(3 degrees).
Build the system from the fireplace. If this
is not possible you can make use of an
extendable adapter section.
For fitting of the flue system, the 0,5m
length-adjustable pipe must be used. Make
sure that the inner pipe is always 15mm
longer than the outer pipe. Wall- and roof
terminal can also be cut. These
components must be secured with a self-
tapping screw.
4.7 Constructing the false chimney
Before positioning the false chimney, we advise to
perform a functional test with the fireplace as
defined in chapter 7 “Checking the installation”.
False chimney
Construct the false chimney of non-
combustible material in combination with
metal profiles or of masonry/concrete
blocks.
Always use a lintel or reinforcing bars while
bricking the false chimney. They should not
be placed directly on the fireplace.
Make sure that the fireplace never
functions as a load-bearing construction,
because of the expansion of the fireplace
through warmth.

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Ventilation
Correct ventilation prevents damaging overheating
of the gas control block and its electronics and also
limits the temperature of the convection air. Use
the optional Faber ventilation grids (article number
A9296400) or a similar alternative with a minimum
free passage of 200cm² per grid, in the space above
the fire, when building the false chimney. Within
the false chimney, an horizontal screen plate, made
of non-combustible material, must be installed just
above the ventilation openings. (see “A” in fig. 1.0 ,
1.1 or 1.2).
Installation and finishing
Please note!
Take into account a minimum distance of
2mm due to expansion of the fireplace.
See fig. 2.7.
Take into account the thickness of any
finishing layer!
Method I: installation WITH cover strip (fig. 2.1)
The following points are of interest (fig. 2.2 and
2.3):
I = built-in frame
J = distance profiles
Built the false chimney against the built-in
frame “I” and distance profiles “J”.
Do not built the false chimney (underneath
the appliance) higher than the top of the
distance profile “J” (fig. 2.3)
Method II: installation WITHOUT cover strip
(fig. 2.4)
Please note!
At the MatriX front glass only versions, the
cover strip is fixed by screws, remove those
first! (fig. 2.5).
The following points are of interest (fig. 2.6):
K = built-in frame
L = distance profiles
M = glass supports
N = top edge of the combustion chamber
Remove all distance profiles “L”.
Please note!
Make sure that the screws of the front distance
profile “L” will be replaced, in order to ensure
the air tightness of the appliance.
For the height of the plateau, see point “N”
(fig. 2.6 and 2.7).
Take into account a minimum distance of
2mm between plateau and glass support
“M”due to expansion of the fireplace.
(fig. 2.7).
5Removing glass
5.1 Front glass
MatriX I:
Disassemble cover strip “A” on both sides
(fig. 3.0).
Rotate clamp “B” clockwise on both sides
(fig. 3.0).
Place the suction cups on the glass, slide
frame “C” upwards and disassemble the
front glass (fig. 3.1).
For replacing the glass repeat the steps in reverse
order. (If necessary, use the tool provided to pull the
"C" frame back down, see fig. 3.9).
Please note!
Avoid fingerprints on the glass, these are no
longer removable once the fire is used.
MatriX II:
Disassemble cover strip “A” (fig. 3.0).
Rotate clamp “B” clockwise (fig. 3.0).
Place the suction cups on the glass and
slide frame “C” upwards (fig. 3.2).
Disassemble the front glass (fig. 3.3).
For replacing the glass repeat the steps in reverse
order. (If necessary, use the tool provided to pull the
"C" frame back down, see fig. 3.9).
Please note!
Avoid fingerprints on the glass, these are no
longer removable once the fire is used.
MatriX III:
Place the suction cups on the glass and
slide frame “C” upwards (fig. 3.4).
Disassemble the front glass (fig. 3.5).
For replacing the glass repeat the steps in reverse
order. (If necessary, use the tool provided to pull the
"C" frame back down, see fig. 3.9).
Please note!
Avoid fingerprints on the glass, these are no
longer removable once the fire is used.

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5.2 Side glass
For cleaning only it’s not necessary to remove the
side glass.
MatriX II and III:
Disassemble the front glass (section 5.1).
Disassemble the glass strip at the top
(fig. 3.6 and 3.7).
Place a suction cup and disassemble the
side glass (fig. 3.8).
For replacing the glass repeat the steps in reverse
order.
Please note!
Avoid fingerprints on the glass, these are no
longer removable once the fire is used.
6Placing decoration material
It is not permitted to use other or to add more
material in the combustion chamber.
See the supplied decoration instruction card or
chapter 17:
Divide the glass granulate “A” on the
bottom only (fig. 17.1). Avoid a double
layer!
Place the log set.
oPlace the 2 large logs (fig. 17.2a).
Maintain space under the logs
(fig. 17.2b and c).
oPlace the log nearby the ignition
(Pay attention to the pin-hole
connection (fig. 17.3).
oPlace the remaining logs (fig. 17.4
till 17.5).
Divide the black and grey chips "B" around
the burner.
Keep ignition- and ionization pen free from
chips.
oMake sure there is no contact
with the overlying log and the
burner itself (fig. 17.2d).
Start the fireplace as described in the user
manual.
Assess whether the flame distribution and
if present, the Symbio effect (glow bed), is
good. Move or remove any chips/glass
granulate to create a nice glow bed.
Install the front glass and check the fire
image.
7Checking the installation
Checking for gas leaks
Check with a gas leak finder all connections and
pipes for gas leakage.
Check primary pressure
Check if the primary pressure correspond to the
data on the rating plate.
Measuring the primary pressure:
Close the shutoff valve. Turn the
measuring nipple “E”(fig. 1.3) a few turns
to open and connect a measuring hose to
the gas regulator.
Take this measurement when the fireplace
runs at high and low settings.
Do not connect the unit if the pressure is
deviates (+20% and -20%).
Please note!
Close the pressure measuring nipple and check
for gas leakage.
Check ignition and burner
Ignite the fireplace by using the remote control as
described in the user manual and test all burner
possibilities.
Now repeat the above check by using the APP. (App
set to Dealer level).
Check:
the Actual measured values;
the Diagnosis messages.
7.1 Checking the flame image
Let the fireplace burn for at least 20 minutes at
highest setting and check the flame for:
flame distribution;
colour of the flames.
If one or both points are not acceptable then check:
The position of the logs and/or the amount
of chips/glass granulates.
The pipe connections for leaks.
(in case of blue flames);
That the correct flue restrictor is fitted (see
fig. 1.6-F);
The outlet:
oWall terminal has the correct
position and side up;
oRoof terminal has the correct
position.

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oIf the maximum lengths of the flue
gas outlet is not exceeded.
If possible, carry out a flue gas analysis (see
section 7.2).
7.2 Flue gas analysis
It is possible to check the combustion gases and
supply air with a CO/CO2flue gas analyser.
There are two measuring pipes between the built-in
frame and the front glass (fig. 2.0).
X = measuring pipe air supply
Y = measuring pipe flue gas
The ratio CO2 and CO must not be greater than
1:100.
Example:
CO2 is 4% and CO is 400ppm, measured at the
highest point.
If the ratio is greater than 1:100 or flue gases are
measured in the air supply, check the points in
section 7.1.
8Instructions for client
Recommend that the fire should be
checked annually by a qualified specialist
to ensure the safe use and to guarantee a
long service life.
Provide instructions on the operation of:
othe appliance;
othe remote control;
othe App and its settings.
Give advice and instructions on care and
cleaning of the glass:
Emphasize the danger of fingerprint burns
at the glass.
Handover to customer:
oinstallation manual;
ouser manual;
odecoration instruction card;
osuction cups;
osample Faber glass polish.
9Annual maintenance
Check
Check and clean if necessary:
the combustion chamber;
the burner;
the wooden logs for breakage;
the glass;
the outlet.
Replace chips and/or glass granulate if necessary.
Cleaning
Remove the front glass (see chapter 5).
You can clean the glass with Faber glass polish.
This is a specially formulated cleaning agent that
can be ordered at authorized Faber dealers.
Never use aggressive cleaning agents or abrasive
products.
Please note!
Avoid fingerprints on the glass; these are no
longer removable once the fire is used.
Now carry out check-up as described in chapter 7.
For an extensive maintenance instruction
"maintenance protocol gas fires" see:
10 Conversion to other gas type
This can only be done by replacing the burner. To
do so, please contact your dealer. Always provide
the type and serial number of the appliance when
ordering.

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11 Flue calculation
A simple way to calculate whether the exhaust
configuration is possible in combination with your
fireplace, use the “Faber Flue App V2”:
This is available free of charge and can be
downloaded via:
Internet:
Android and PC (Windows Store, (Windows 10)).
App Store:
iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Google Play:
Android smart phones and Android tablets.
Alternatively, you can use the calculation sheet (see
chapter 13).
The options for flue lengths and any flue restrictors
are defined in a restrictor table, see 11.1 till 11.5.
Start Length (STL), Total Vertical Height (TVH) and
Total Horizontal Length (THL) are used in the table.
Start length (STL):
The first part that is placed on the fireplace
and represents a certain value (fig. 12.1,
12.2 and 12.3 A, N and F). You can find this
value in the upper row of the restrictor
table.
Total Vertical Height (TVH):
TVH is the height difference measured
from the top of the appliance to the outlet.
This can be measured or determined in the
building plan. For clarification, see also the
TVH indication in the drawings (fig. 12.1,
12.2 and 12.3).
Total Horizontal Length (THL):
THL is the Total Horizontal Length and
consists of elbows and pipes entirely in the
horizontal plane. See elbows I, K and Q and
the elements H, J, L, M, P and R
(fig. 12.1 and 12.2).
Horizontal length:
The Horizontal Length consists of the
elements H, J, L, M, P and R
(fig. 12.1 and 12.2).
Elbows 90° in the horizontal plane:
Horizontal elbows are elbows entirely in
the horizontal plane
(fig. 12.1, 12.2 and 12.3 I, K and Q).
Elbows 45° or 30° in the horizontal plane.
Horizontal elbows are elbows entirely in
the horizontal plane.
Elbows 90° vertical to horizontal:
These are 90° elbows, which proceed from
horizontal to vertical (fig. 12.2 and 12.3 G,
O and S).
Elbows 45° or 30° vertical to horizontal
plane:
These are 30° or 45° elbows vertically
offset less than 45° (fig. 12.1 B and D).
Pipes at an angle of inclination:
These are pipes vertically ascending at an
angle of 30° or 45° (fig. 12.1 C). Fill in only
in combination with at least two 30° or 45°
elbows in the vertical part.
Restrictor table:
See restrictor table for the correct vertical
(TVH) and horizontal length (THL).
In case of an “X” or if the values are outside the
restrictor table, the combination is not permitted.
Then adjust TVH or THL.
If a value is indicated, check that the calculated STL
value is not lower than indicated in the restrictor
table. In this case STL must be adjusted.
The value found indicates the width of the flue
restrictor to be placed (“0” means no flue
restrictor). Generally a 30mm flue restrictor is
installed (fig. 1.6-F) first remove hatch “G”.

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11.1 Restrictor table (100/150) NG MatriX 1050/500 I,II,III 2 and MatriX 1050/650 I,II,III 2
Start length (STL) Vertical (TVH) and Horizontal (THL)

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11.2 Restrictor table (130/200) NG MatriX 1050/500 I,II,III 2
Start length (STL) Vertical (TVH) and Horizontal (THL)

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11.3 Restrictor table (130/200) NG MatriX 1050/650 I,II,III 2
Start length (STL) Vertical (TVH) and Horizontal (THL)

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11.4 Restrictor table (130/200) LPG MatriX 1050/500 I,II,III 2
Start length (STL) Vertical (TVH) and Horizontal (THL)
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26 85.40 85.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 x x x x x x
27 85.40 85.40 80.40 80.40 x x x x x x x
28 85.40 85.40 80.40 x x x x x x x x
29 85.40 85.40 x x x x x x x x x
30 85.40 x x x x x x x x x x
STL
THL
TVH

Installation manual MatriX 1050/500 I,II,III 2 and MatriX 1050/650 I,II,III 2
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11.5 Restrictor table (130/200) LPG MatriX 1050/650 I,II,III 2
Start length (STL) Vertical (TVH) and Horizontal (THL)
0,2 1111 1 1
012345678910
0x x x x x x x x x x x
0,5 x x x x x x x x x x x
10.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 x x x x
1,5 40.40 40.40 40.40 30.40 30.40 0.40 0.40 x x x x
250.40 40.40 40.40 40.40 30.40 30.40 0.40 x x x x
350.40 50.40 40.40 40.40 40.40 30.40 30.40 x x x x
460.40 50.40 50.40 40.40 40.40 40.40 30.40 x x x x
560.40 60.40 50.40 50.40 40.40 40.40 40.40 x x x x
660.40 60.40 60.40 50.40 50.40 40.40 40.40 x x x x
760.40 60.40 60.40 60.40 50.40 40.40 40.40 x x x x
860.40 60.40 60.40 60.40 60.40 40.40 40.40 x x x x
970.40 60.40 60.40 60.40 60.40 60.40 40.40 x x x x
10 70.40 70.40 60.40 60.40 60.40 60.40 60.40 x x x x
11 70.40 70.40 70.40 60.40 60.40 60.40 60.40 x x x x
12 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 60.40 60.40 60.40 x x x x
13 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 60.40 60.40 x x x x
14 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 60.40 x x x x
15 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 x x x x
16 80.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 x x x x
17 80.40 80.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 x x x x
18 80.40 80.40 80.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 x x x x
19 80.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 70.40 70.40 70.40 x x x x
20 80.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 70.40 70.40 x x x x
21 80.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 70.40 70.40 x x x x
22 80.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 70.40 70.40 x x x x
23 80.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 70.40 70.40 x x x x
24 85.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 70.40 70.40 x x x x
25 85.40 85.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 70.40 x x x x x
26 85.40 85.40 80.40 80.40 80.40 x x x x x x
27 85.40 85.40 80.40 80.40 x x x x x x x
28 85.40 85.40 80.40 x x x x x x x x
29 85.40 85.40 x x x x x x x x x
30 85.40 x x x x x x x x x x
STL
THL
TVH