Faber e-MatriX 1050/400 I User manual

Installation manual
e-MatriX linear 1050/400 I,II,III
e-MatriX linear 1300/400 I,II,III
ENG
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A = EA Non-return valve
B = ½ or ¾ ”connector
C = ¼ ”1m pipe
D = Valve
E = To be cut from a ¼ pipe length
of 1 meter
F = Coarse filter
G = Fine filter
H = Control box
I = ¼ ”1.5m pipe
J = Engine e-MatriX linear
1 = Safety clip (11x)
2 = Brackets (2x) fine filter
3 = Knee coupling (4x)
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Dear user
Congratulations on your purchase of a Faber fire! A
quality product from which you will experience
warmth and atmosphere for many years. We rec-
ommend that you read this manual carefully be-
fore using the fireplace. If any problem arises de-
spite our strict quality control, you can always con-
tact 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: [email protected]m
Info: www.faberfires.com
1.1 Introduction
Only have the fire installed by a qualified installer
according to the water and electric safety
Regulations. Read this installation manual properly.
Where the installation instructions are not clear,
national/local regulations must be followed.
1.2 Check
Check the fire for transport damage and
report any damage immediately to your
supplier.
Check whether all of the parts below are
included:
oControl box;
oRemote (incl. batteries);
oAsh material;
oSuction cups (2x);
oRemote access door;
oSpare transducers (2x) and
sponge.
1.3 CE declaration
We hereby declare that Glen Dimplex Benelux B.V.
released Faber heating appliance by its design and
construction method complies with the European
Safety Standards EN60335-2-30 and the European
Standard Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
EN55014, EN60555-2 and EN60555-3 these cover
the essential requirements of EEC Directives
2014/35/EU and 2014/30/EU.
Product: electric fire Opti-myst.
Model: e-MatriX linear 1050/400 I,II,III
e-MatriX linear 1300/400 I,II,III
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.
Safety instructions
Do not use outdoors.
Do not use in the immediate surroundings
of a bath, shower or swimming pool.
The fire must be installed according this
manual.
Installation requirements
3.1 Water supply
Install a water connection with an ½” or
¾” external thread connection, placed at
an accessible location.
Install an EA backflow protection valve,
this is not included with the appliance.
Water pressure on the appliance between
0,5 and 8 Bar. Where required, use a pres-
sure reducing valve.
3.2 Power supply
Electric connection -230VAC/50Hz earthed and
placed at an accessible location.
Preparation and installation instructions
4.1 Preparing the fire
Make sure that all packaging materials
have been removed.
Remove the packaged parts.
Remove the front glass, see chapter 5.
4.2 Placing the fire
Please note!
Always the fire must be fitted with the
back to a wall.
The fitting of a chimney breast is manda-
tory.
For a proper functioning of the fire, al-
ways ensure that the fire is levelled.
Floor standing
Place the fire in the correct position and fix it to
the wall, see fig. 1.1.

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Hanging on the wall (fig. 1.2)
The fire can be mounted on the wall using the op-
tional wall bracket “A” (see also dimensional draw-
ing in chapter 10.10 or 10.11). Remove the brack-
ets (on top of the appliance) and mount them on
both sides. Now they can be used to level the ap-
pliance vertically.
4.3 Installation and finishing
See fig. 1.5 and fig. 1.6.
A = cover strip
B = built-in support
C = glass support
D = top of the slot (glass)
E = magnet / bolt (adjustable)
F = false chimney breast
G = plateau
With cover strip (fig. 1.5)
e-MatriX I:
Build the false chimney breast against cover strip A
and built-in support B.
e-MatriX II and III:
Don’t build the false chimney breast (incl.
cover strip) higher than point D.
Adjust the magnets and bolts 6mm lower
than point D.
Without cover strip (fig. 1.6)
Please note!
At the e-MatriX front glass only versions, the
cover strip is fixed by screws, remove those
first, see fig. 1.3.
Remove built-in support B from the fire. Build the
false chimney breast against glass support C.
4.4 Control box (see fig. 1.0)
Please note!
Fix the Control box at an accessible location
behind the service door, see dimensional
drawing 10.9 and 10.12.
Connection of the control box to the e-MatriX,
see fig. 1.0:
A = control cable, 9 pole
B = power cord (power supply Control box)
C = extension cable (power supply Control
box to
Engine (Master))
D = main switch on/off
E = cable Control box to Engine (Slave), 2 pole
F = external water pump connection (op-
tional)
Electrical connection:
Please note!
Connect all plugs according to the diagram,
see fig. 3.0.
AA = control box
BB = Engine (Slave)
CC = Engine (Master)
DD = printed circuit board
EE = top lighting (optional)
FF = bottom lighting (optional)
GG = power supply LED
HH = fan heating
II = fan extraction
YY = external water pump (optional)
1. Lead control cable A, from the Engine to
the Control box and connect it, see fig.
1.0-A.
2. Connect the supplied extension cable C to
the Control box, see fig. 1.0-C.
(Max. cable length from the center of the
fire to the left / right is 0.75m).
3. Lead cable E, from the Engine (Slave) to
the Control box, see fig. 1.0-E.
4. Connect the supplied power cord B to the
Control box, see fig. 1.0-B.
If desired, a 2m extension set is available (The ex-
isting cables are extended by 2m), item number
20901578.
Water connection
Please note!
Connect all parts according to the flow dia-
gram. See fig. 5.0.
Place the water filters, in the correct direction
of flow, in an accessible location. There is a
“flow direction” mark on both filters.
Water inlet
Connect the water supply pipe to the middle water
connection of the control box.
Water supply to the Engines
The two blue flexible supply pipes protruding from
the side of the fire are marked with numbers 1 and
2. Connect these pipes to the same numbers on
the control box.

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Assemble the flexible water pipe
Press the blue flexible pipes 15mm in a coupling
piece. When mounting correctly, you feel re-
sistance that you have to push through.
Check the connection by pulling the pipe. Secure
the connection with the supplied red / or blue
safety clips.
Please note!
A watertight connection is only guaranteed
with safety clips.
Disassemble the flexible water pipe
Remove the red or blue safety clip.
Push the water pipe in the coupling, hold the
flange in its position and pull the water pipe out of
the coupling.
This appliance is equipped with the following
(overflow) protections:
Electromechanical valve in the Control
box that is controlled by sensors in the
water tank.
Absorption valve in the Engine that kicks
in when the water sump has an unexpect-
edly overflow, see fig. 5.0-K.
4.5 LED lighting (optional)
LED bottom lighting
The bottom lighting, which is located in the bottom
plate, can be switched on and off with both the re-
mote control and the App. (See user manual). See
fig. 3.0-FF and 4.0 for the position of the connec-
tion of the bottom lighting.
LED top lighting
The top lighting can be switched on and off with
both the remote control and the app. (See user
manual). See fig. 3.0-EE and 4.0 for the position of
the connection of the top lighting.
Removing the bottom plate with LED lighting
Please note!
To prevent damage / scratches, it is strongly
recommended to protect the cover strip, see
fig. 4.0-A. Should scratches nevertheless oc-
cur, this can only be repaired with spray paint
(Order number: 09000026).
Remove the decoration set;
Lift the bottom plate in the middle and let
it rest carefully at the front of the fire. See
fig. 4.0.
Loosen the plug connection, for this press
the retaining clip of the plug. Now remove
the bottom plate.
Install LED bottom lighting
Lift the bottom plate in the middle and let
it rest carefully at the front of the fire. See
fig. 4.0.
Insert the plug into the correct connector
of the terminal block (see fig. 3.0-FF and
4.0) and carefully place the bottom plate.
(Check that the cable will not block the
outflow opening (fire opening) of the En-
gine).
4.6 Test mode
Do a performance test (see chapter 7) and check
all water connections for leaks, before installing
the decoration set and the front glass.
Functional test via the ITC-V2 app
(Only possible in dealer setting).
Make sure the ITC-V2 app is connected to the fire.
Navigate to Menu -> Diagnostics / Test mode and
push “Activate”, see fig. 6.0 to 6.3.
Per unit (Engine), all components can be tested in-
dividually for function.
All components are also checked by a self-test in
the normal starting procedure.
Any error messages are displayed in the App.
Click on the "exclamation mark" symbol at the top
left of the screen for additional information about
the notification.
4.7 Built-in structure and ventilation
requirements
The construction may not rest on the fire.
Take into account the thickness of any fin-
ishing layer!
Keep a minimum distance of 10mm be-
tween built-in frame and false chimney
breast when using combustible material,
see fig. 1.4.
Take into account a minimum distance of
2mm due to expansion of the fireplace,
see fig. 1.4.
Ventilation
The e-MatriX needs a minimum free space
of 50mm above the fire.
The e-MatriX needs a minimum ventila-
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Removing glass
5.1 Front glass
e-MatriX I:
Remove the cover list, see fig. 2.0a.
Rotate both glass clamps clockwise, see
fig. 2.0b.
Place suction cups and remove the front
glass see fig. 2.0c.
For replacing the glass repeat the steps in reverse
order.
e-MatriX II and e-MatriX III:
Rotate both glass clamps clockwise, see
fig. 2.1a.
Place suction cups and remove the front
glass, see fig. 2.1b or 2.1c.
For replacing the glass repeat the steps in reverse
order.
5.2 Side glass
For cleaning only it’s not necessary to remove the
side glass.
First remove the front glass, see chapter
5.1.
Place a suction cup and remove the side
glass, see fig. 2.2.
For replacing the glass repeat the steps in reverse
order.
Decoration set
Please note!
To get the right glow effect, the (optional) bot-
tom lighting must be switched on at 100% in-
tensity.
Make sure the ITC-V2 App is connected to the fire,
see fig. 7.0.
Switch on the glow effect, see fig. 7.1.
Click on the “flame” in the circle, see fig.
7.1.
Click on the “settings”, see fig. 7.2.
Set “bottom lighting” to maximum, see
fig. 7.3.
6.1 Log set
See the included decoration instruction card or
Chapter 11:
Please note!
Placing the logs is a meticulous job, this deter-
mines the flame distribution.
Do not let any decoration material fall into
the outflow (fire) opening.
The outflow openings may not be completely
covered.
Divide the mini chips over the bottom;
Place the logs;
Apply the ash material.
Fine tuning of the glow bed
By placing the decoration chips close together you
create a real glow bed.
6.2 Pebbles/Acrylic ice
Spread an even amount of Pebbles or Acrylic-ice on
the bottom plate.
Functional test
See “Using the appliance for the first
time” in chapter 4 of the user manual.
Check all connections for water leaks.
Check the operation of the extractor fan.
Check the operation of the heating fan.
Check the operation of the remote control
at the desired distance (max. 8m).
Check the blocking of the ITC-V2 App
Place the decoration set, see chapter 6.
Place the front glass, see chapter 5.1.
Do a final functional test.
Maintenance
8.1 Maintenance frequency
Cleaning water sump, air filter and replac-
ing transducers.
Commercial use:
oEvery three months.
Domestic use:
oOnce a year.
Cleaning mesh filter and replacing in-line
filter.
Commercial use:
oOnce a year.
Domestic use:
oEvery second year.

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Please note!
The maintenance interval depends on the wa-
ter quality and/or the running hours and
therefore can differ from the above men-
tioned.
Cleaning water sump
Please note!
Always press the mains switch of the Con-
trol box to the OFF (0) position, see fig.
1.0-D and disconnect the power supply,
Never use abrasive cleaners.
1. Remove the front glass, see chapter 5.1.
2. Remove the decoration set, see chapter 6.
3. Lift the bottom plate in the middle and let
it rest carefully at front of the fire. See fig.
4.0.
4. Disconnect the plug connection, pressing
in the plug's locking clip to do so. Remove
the base plate to gain full access to both
engines, see fig. 8.0;
5. Disconnect the “fill cap” by turning it
clockwise, see fig. 8.1.
6. Disconnect both transducers cables, see
fig. 8.2.
7. Release the clip on both sides and remove
the nozzle, see fig. 8.3 and 8.4.
8. Without spilling any water, lift up the wa-
ter sump gently and empty the water
sump, see fig. 8.5.
9. The transducers are fixed in the water
sump with plastic clips. Push the clips
backwards gently and remove the trans-
ducers, see fig. 8.6.
10. Put a small amount of washing up liquid
into the water sump and using a soft
brush to clean the sump. Also clean the
transducers, including the discs under-
neath the cones. Remove the cone by
turning it clockwise, see fig. 8.7.
11. When cleaned, thoroughly rinse the water
sump with clean water to remove all
traces of washing up liquid.
12. Clean the nozzle (fig. 8.4) with a soft brush
and flush out thoroughly with water.
Reverse the steps above to reassemble.
Cleaning air filter
1. Gently slide the air filter upwards out of
its plastic holder, see fig. 9.0.
2. Gently rinse with water in the sink and dry
with fabric towel before returning.
3. Replace the air filter.
4. Place the decoration set, see chapter 6.
5. Place the front glass, see section 5.1.
Replacing transducers
Please note!
Press the mains switch of the Control box to
the “OFF” (0) position, see fig. 1.0-D and dis-
connect the power supply.
1. Follow the first 9 steps in section “Clean-
ing water sump” in chapter 8.1 to gain ac-
cess and remove the transducers.
2. Place the new transducers and repeat the
steps above in reverse order.
(Please take note that the transducer ca-
bles will not block the opening of the
cones).
Cleaning mesh filter
1. Turn off the water supply.
2. Close the ball valves.
3. Unscrew the base and clean the filter in-
side.
Replacing in-line filter
1. Turn off the water supply.
2. Close the ball valves.
3. Replace the filter. Note the flow direction
mark on the filter!
8.2 Resetting absorption valve
When the absorption valve (fig. 5.0-K) is activated,
the sponge need to be replaced. The absorption
valve is located on the right front at the bottom of
the Engine.
1. Take out the sponge.
2. Fix the cause of the water leakage and re-
move any water at the bottom of the en-
gine.
3. Place the new sponge and open the ab-
sorption valve by pressing down the white
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Technical data
230 V
240 V
Input
Figures
Full Heat
2270 W
2470 W
Half Heat
1330 W
1450 W
Flame only
463 W
504 W
Standby
32 W
35 W
Batteries remote
(2x) 1,5 AA V
Water consumption
0,3 L/h
Inlet water pressure
0,5-8 Bar
Water connection
½ or ¾ Inch

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Dimensional drawings
10.1 e-MatriX linear 1050/400-I

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