Faber TheTUBE User manual

TheTUBE
40011149-1820
Installation and users guide
ENG
ENG

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1.1 A
1.1 B
1.1 C
1.2 A
1.2 B
1.2 C

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1.3
1.5
1.6
1.7
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1Introduction
The Tube is only intended for use outside
the house.
We urgently advise you to read this
installation guide and user manual carefully.
This appliance complies with the guidelines
for European gas appliances (Gas Appliances
Directive) and bears the CE mark.
2Safety instructions.
The Tube should be installed and
annually checked in accordance with
these installation instructions and
valid national and local Gas Safety
(Installation and Use) Regulations .
Check whether the data on the
registration plate are in agreement
with the local type of domestic gas
and pressure.
The installer is not permitted to
change these adjustments or the
construction of The Tube !
The first time The Tube is switched
on, burn it at the highest mark for
some hours so that the lacquer
coating will have an opportunity to
set.
The Tube is only intended for use
outside the house.
Do not move The Tube when it is in
use.
The Tube has been designed for
atmospheric and heating purposes.
This means that the surface of The
Tube , including the glass, can
become very hot (hotter than 100
°C). with the exception of the bottom
of The Tube and the controls.
Do not place any combustible
materials within a distance of 0.5 m.
of The Tube .
When The Tube is in use, it should
not be exposed to rain.
If The Tube is not in use, cover it
with the supplied cover.
Let The Tube cool down before
placing the cover.
If The Tube is not in use for a
considerable period of time, we
advise you to store it inside.
Note: damage to the lacquer will
result in corrosion.
2.1 Tips for the safe use of gas bottles
Gas bottles should always be in an
upright position, both while they are
in use and during transportation.
Never take a flame or a burning
object near a gas bottle during the
installation.
Trace leaks by means of a brush with
washing-up liquid and water, if
bubbles are formed you will know
there is a leak.
Always use a pressure regulator
between the bottle and the
appliance. Replace the pressure
regulator every 10 years.
Only use approved gas connection
hoses. Replace these every 5 years.
Make sure there is always proper
ventilation.
Close the gas bottle if the appliance is
not in use.
Leave the filling of gas bottles in the
hands of a certified gas cylinder filling
station.
3Installation requirements
3.1 Placement of The Tube
The appliance is provide with a "Tilt switch"
this switch will shut off the appliance when it
fall over
Place The Tube outside on a flat and
solid surface.
Leave a free space of at least 0,5 m
behind The Tube for operating the
controls.
3.2 Gas bottle and connection.
Natural gas:
The gas connection must comply with
locally valid Guidelines.
Use a stability chain. This will keep
The Tube from moving and prevent
damage to the flexible hosing.
Propane:
The gas connection must comply with
locally valid Guidelines.
The gas bottle should be placed in the
space underneath the burner. (See
fig. 1.1 C )

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3.3 Move the appliance
Use the supplied handle if you want to move
the tube (see Figure 1.7)
• Secure using the supplied pin.
• Switch off the Tube
4Installation guide
4.1 supplied
Remove the rear wall plate and take out loose
parts from the wrapping and check The Tube
for possible damages incurred during
transport. (Report such damages to your
supplier.)
You will find :
1. Instruction manual
2. cover
Not supplied :
1. A gas bottle
2. an approved gas hose with a …..
mbar pressure regulator. (See
the Technical specifics for the
correct pressure)
3. Security chain.
4.2 gas connection
Please take the installation requirements into
account. (chapter 3)
Propane bottle :
Open the gas bottle space by
removing the access plate (see fig.
1.1 B )
Attach the gas hose to the pressure
regulator by means of a hose clamp.
Fix the other end in the same way to
the threaded insert attached to the
gas control tap. (see fig. 1.3)
Remove the seal on the gas bottle.
Connect the pressure regulator to the
gas bottle.
Check the entire gas connection for
leakages.
Now place the gas bottle into the
space and fasten it with the web
sling. (see fig. 1.1 C )
The gas bottle can be opened now.
Natural gas :
Make sure you have an easily
accessible gas tab outside The Tube .
Use a stability chain. This will keep
The Tube from moving and prevent
damage to the flexible hosing, for
assembling you can use the holes in
the bottom plate.
Disconnect The Tube if you plan to
move The Tube .
4.3 Removing glass
Remove the top plate of the Tube and on
screw the mounting bracket and remove the
four glass clips away, the glass can now be
removed. (Fig 1.2 A , 1.2 B en 1.2 C)
Replacing the glass is done in reverse order.
Remove all Fingerprints from the glass, these
will be burnt into the glass when The Tube is
in use.
5User manual
The Tube has been provided with a control
valve with an inbuilt ignition for the pilot
light.
The level of the flame can be adjusted
accordingly.
The control panel is located at the back
behind the access plate. (see fig. 1.4)
5.1 Ignition pilot light
turn the knob of the control valve in
the OFF-position
Open the gas bottle.
Press the knob and turn it to the
position. You will hear a click and a
spark will appear which should ignite
the pilot light.
If the pilot does not light then repeat
procedure
Keep pressing the knob down for
about ten seconds after the ignition
of the pilot light.
Let go of the knob and check whether
the pilot light remains alight.
5.2 Igniting and regulating the main
burner.
Turn the knob to the big flame, the
main burner will ignite and the level
of the flame can be continuously
adjusted now.
By turning the knob to the small
flame the flame picture will go
lower
By turning to the ……..again the main
burner will go to the out position