KAL-FIRE GP75/59F User manual

User’s guide
Closed gas fire with Prestige burner
English
V11-2016_NL

GP75/59F, GP80/55C, GP85/55S
GP105/59F, GP110/55C, GP115/55S
GP105/79F, GP110/75C, GP115/75S
GP60/59F, GP65/55C, GP70/55S
GP60/79F, GP65/75C, GP70/75S
GP80/54T, GP85/50R

Index
1 Safety instructions .....................................................................................................................................5
2 Risk of burning............................................................................................................................................6
3 Kalfire closed gas fires: three safety measures..............................................................................7
4 Using the iMatch remote control........................................................................................................9
5 Using the LED lighting and NSG .....................................................................................................17
6 NSG (Natural Spark Generator).........................................................................................................21
7 Using the iMatch interface via a smartphone or tablet..........................................................24
8 Troubleshooting......................................................................................................................................26
9 Maintenance .............................................................................................................................................36
10 Changing to another type of gas.....................................................................................................40
11 Warranty terms ........................................................................................................................................40
12 Certificate of compliance.....................................................................................................................44
13 Wiring diagram........................................................................................................................................45

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Kalfire cannot be held responsible for non-compliance with the instructions and/or damage
arising from improper installation.
Kalfire closd gas fires must be installed by a qualified installation professional, complying
with all relevant local and national regulations. The installer should adhere to general
installation and operation codes, the provisions of urban planning regulatory authorities, and
national and European standards.
Key general usage instructions:
The fire and remote control should be used only for the purpose they are intended
and in compliance with this user’s guide.
Maintenance and servicing should be performed exclusively by certified
professionals.
This user’s guide is available in several languages at www.Kalfire.nl.

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1Safety instructions
This appliance must be installed in an area with sufficient ventilation in compliance with the
standards in force. Please observe the following safety measures:
If you smell gas (risk of explosion) or there is leakage of smoke or fumes
(formation of carbon monoxide):
Switch off the gas fire immediately.
Shut off the gas valve.
Open the doors and windows.
Contact a certified installer.
If the flames are suddenly extinguished when the fire is operating, no matter what
the cause, wait for 3 minutes before switching the fire back on.
Fire hazard
Ensure that curtains or any other flammable materials are at a distance of at least
50 cm from the gasfire.

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2Risk of burning
The area above and around the gas fire can reach high temperatures, which could
be a burn hazard. Increase safety measures if a child or an elderly or less able-
bodied person is in the proximity of the fire.
Switch off the fire immediately if there is a crack in the glass in the door or if the
glass has not yet been installed.
The heat generated by the fireplace’s convection system can cause dust particles
or the smoke from cigarettes, candles or oil lamps to discolour walls or ceilings.
Thus it is advisable to ensure sufficient ventilation in the room where the fire is
installed.
The fireplace is intended to be used only as a fire to provide ambiance, and as a
result should not be installed as the principal heating system for an entire home
or part of a home.

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3Kalfire closed gas fires: three safety measures
1. An electronic flame ionisation detector detects the presence of flames.
If the gasfire does not detect a flame, the delivery of gas is cut off for 1 minute. Following
that, the fire will attempt to reignite automatically. If the fire must be switched off
immediately and should not be relit, hold down the / button on the remote control for
around 10 seconds. This ‘emergency stop’ definitively cancels the heat-controlling device,
pre-empting automatic reignition.
2. 24-hour safety
After 3 consecutive automatic ignition attempts without any flame being detected, the
system will be blocked (code A08). In this case, it is possible to use the remote control to try
to unblock the fire a further 2 times before the system is locked for 24 hours (lock-out code
F08). If this occurs, the gasfire cannot be used for 24 hours, a feature designed to ensure
user safety.

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For propane/butane appliances: after 1 automatic ignition attempt without any flame being
detected, the system will be automatically locked (code A08). In this case, it is possible to
use the remote control to try to unblock the fire a further 2 times before the system is locked
for 24 hours (lock-out code F08).
3. Overpressure safety device
The closed gasfire is equipped with an overpressure safety device to minimise the risk of
damage in the event of an explosive ignition.

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4Using the iMatch remote control
The iMatch remote control uses a radio-frequency signal (RF signal) to
relay information to the fire. The range of the signal is around 10 metres,
but may be less if obstacles such as walls or furniture are between the
fire and the remote control. An RF signal is particularly safe; however, it
can sometimes result in a longer reaction time, so the fire may not
respond instantaneously. If the screen of the remote control illuminates
after a button is pressed, this indicates that the RF signal has been sent.
4.1 Inserting the batteries
A battery compartment at the back of the remote control holds two AA batteries (these are
supplied with the appliance). Slide the battery cover downwards to open the compartment.
Insert the two batteries according to the diagram at the bottom of the compartment. The
display on the front of the remote control should then light up when the button is
pressed.

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4.2 Symbols key
1. Indicates the time, WAIT, WARM or OK.
2. Indicates the day of the week (as a number).
3. Radio-frequency (RF) signal. A flashing RF signal
indicates that the distance between the remote
control and the fire is too great or that an obstacle is
blocking the signal.
4. Indicates the height of the flame or the intensity of the
lighting (hybrid fire).
5. Indicates that the fire is ignited; if the symbol is
flashing, this indicates that a heating change or an
ignition or reignition attempt is in progress.
6. Indicates that the ECO mode is activated.
7. Indicates that the batteries need to be replaced.
8. Indicates the ambient temperature of the room or signals other notifications, such as
problems.
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9. Warning symbol in case of a problem.
10. Indicates that the fire is in thermostat mode.
11. Indicates that the fire is in manual mode (default mode)
A. buttons +and -
B. left and right buttons
C. centre button
D. on/off button
E. Pparameter configuration button
B
D
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4.3 Using the timer
1. Hold down the P button until the time display starts flashing.
2. Use the +or -buttons to change the hour, then confirm your choice by pressing the
button. The minutes will then begin to flash. Use the +or -buttons to change the
minutes, then confirm the change by pressing .
3. The number indicating the day of the week will then begin to flash. Select the number
‘1’for Sunday, ‘2’ for Monday, and so on, then confirm your choice by pressing . To
exit the parameters menu, press P. Wait for 30 seconds while the information is
transmitted.

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4.4 Activating/deactivating the flames in manual mode
1. Hold down the button until ‘OK’ at the top left of the screen
begins flashing.
2. While holding down, briefly press to activate automatic
ignition.
‘WARM’, displayed at the top left of the screen, begins to
flash, indicating that the request has been confirmed.
After several seconds, a beep indicates that ignition is
starting up and ‘WAIT’ displays on the screen. After about 20
seconds, the burner ignites.
A beep confirms the completion of ignition and ‘WAIT’stops
flashing.
The fire is on.
3. To switch off the fire, hold down the button for around 2 seconds.

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4.5 Adjusting flame height in manual mode
The height of the flames can only be adjusted when the fire is in
operation.
1Press +or -to display the flame height on the screen,
ranging between 8, the highest flames (9 if ECO mode is
activated), and 1, the lowest flames.
2Use +or -to adjust the flame height as desired. When the
button is released, the flame height is indicated by the
number of horizontal bars. The ECO mode has a modulating
effect on flame height. This mode is activated by setting the
flame height to 9 using the + button. After confirming the
desired flame height, the display will continue to flash for several seconds while the
request is transmitted to the fire.

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4.6 Using ECO mode (position 9) in manual mode
By regularly varying flame height, ECO mode accentuates the user’s comfort as well as the
aesthetic appeal of the play of flames, while at the same time reducing the fire’s heat
emission and gas consumption by around 40%. To select this
modulating effect, use the remote control to set the flame height to 9.
The double flame icon will display on the screen.
4.7 Choosing between thermostat mode and manual mode
1. Press the P button until the symbol or the symbol begin to
flash.
2. Press Pagain to select the symbol of your choice.
3. Press to exit the menu.
4. In thermostat mode, the desired temperature can be adjusted
using the +and -buttons.

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The remote control measures the room temperature, allowing the strength of the fire to be
adjusted accordingly. To ensure an accurate temperature reading, make sure the remote
control is outside of the fire’s radiation range.

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5Using the LED lighting and NSG
The gasfire can be optionally equipped with LED lighting that
simulates a bed of embers and NSG (Natural Spark Generator) These
options can be adjusted in a number of ways to vary the lighting
effects.
5.1 Changing the LED lighting effects
The different parameters controlling the LED lighting allow the
oscillation, intensity and colour to be set. Select the configuration of
your choice.
1. Press until ‘P1’, ‘P2’or ‘P3’appears in the centre of the
screen.
2. Select several times until the desired ‘P’ setting appears. Wait until the main
screen displays.

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5.2 Activating/deactivating the LED lighting and adjusting lighting intensity
The LED lighting will be automatically activated when the fire is turned on. You can also
activate it when the fire is not on.
1. Press to turn on the screen.
2. Press until ‘P1’, ‘P2’ or ‘P3’ appears in the centre of the screen.
3. Press to increase light intensity. This button also serves to
activate the LED lighting.
4. Select / to decrease light intensity. This button also serves to
deactivate the LED lighting.
The horizontal bars at the bottom of the screen indicate the level of
brightness of the LED lights. The different settings allow the
incandescence and colour of the LED bulbs to be varied according to
the chosen configuration. The ‘AUTO’ setting provides the brightest, most intense
luminosity.

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5.3 Adjust the frequency of the NSG sparks
The NSG functions only when the gas fire is hot. This is why the appliance only activates the
NSG after it has been operating for 10 minutes.
The NSG generates sparks according to the flame height: as a
result, the higher the flames (maximum setting), the more
sparks. The default setting of the fire is ‘SPo’ (sparks off). Once
the fire is in use, it saves the last programme selected.
Adjusting the frequency of the sparks
Select the forward arrow button ( ) to access the NSG
programme. The screen displays ‘ SPo’ at the top left. Using the
+ or –buttons, you can change this by selecting from settings
SPo to SP8.

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Settings:
SP0 = NSG off; no sparks
SP1 = 1 spray of sparks per hour
SP2 = 2 sprays of sparks per hour
SP3 = 3 sprays of sparks per hour
SP4 = 4 sprays of sparks per hour
SP5 = 5 sprays of sparks per hour
SP6 = 6 sprays of sparks per hour
SP7 = 10 sprays of sparks per hour
SP8 = random sprays of sparks, 1 per minute