KAL-FIRE TWIN 38x15 User manual

Installation and operating instructions
TWIN gas log fire
38 * 15
50 * 15
80 * 15
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Table of contents
INLEIDING 4
1INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 5
1.1 INSTRUCTIONS 5
1.2 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 6
2MONTAGE INSTRUCTIES 7
2.1 GAS TAP 7
2.2 ELECTRIC POINT 7
2.3 FLEXIBELE CONNECTION OF GAS CONTROL UNIT TO BURNER 7
2.4 ASSEMBLY OF THE MANUAL GAS CONTROL UNIT 7
2.5 AASSEMBLY OF THE ULTRASONIC GAS CONTROL UNIT 7
2.6 ASSEMBLY OF THE RADIOGRAFIC GAS CONTROL UNIT 8
2.7 POSITIONING OF THE CHIPS AND LOGS 11
2.8 EXTRA ACCESOIRES 14
2.8.1 OPTIONAL SET OF LOGS 14
2.8.2 THE FLOORBURNER 14
3TECHNICAL DATA 16
3.1 3.1 TWIN 38 *15 16
3.2 3.2 TWIN 50 *15 16
3.3 3.3 TWIN 80* 15 16
4OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 17
4.1 MANUAL CONTROLLED APPLIANCES 17
4.1.1 LIGHTING THE BURNERS 17
4.1.2 EXTINGUISHING THE BURNERS 18
4.2 APPLIANCES WITH ULTRASOUND REMOTE CONTROL 19
4.2.1 LIGHTING THE BURNERS 19
4.2.2 EXTINGUISHING THE BURNERS 20
4.3 APPLIANCES WITH RADIO REMOTE CONTROL 21
4.3.1 LIGHTING THE BURNERS 21

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4.3.2 EXTINGUISHING THE BURNERS 22
5DIMENSIONS 23
6TROUBLE SHOOTING 24
6.1 SOLUTIONS FLOWCHART -TWIN MAUAL CONTROL 24
6.2 SOLUTIONS FLOWCHART –TWIN ULTRASOUND 25
6.3 SOLUTIONS FLOWCHART -TWIN RADIO 26
7WARRANTY CERTIFICATE 27
7.1 WARRANTY CONDITIONS 28
7.2 THE WARRANTY IS NOT APPLICABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CASES: 29
ANNEX 1: OUTLET AREA’S 30
ANNEX 2: ELECTRICAL CONNECTION WITH FAN 31
ANNEX 3: GRAFIC FOR CALCULATION FLUE DUCT 32
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Inleiding
The open gas log fire from the TWIN series of the brand KAL-
FIRE you have purchased is a product of which you will enjoy
great pleasure in heating year after year. We recommend
checking the appliance at delivery for possible transport
damage.
Carefully read the accompanying instructions before installing or
taking the appliance into operation. Installation of these
appliances must be carried out by a registered installer in
accordance with national and local regulations.

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1Installation instructions
1.1 Instructions
Prior to connecting the gas log fire, please carefully observe the
following instructions:
•Connecting of this gas log fire must be carried out exclusively by a
registered installer and this in accordance with the national and/or
local regulations. Before installing the appliance, gas facilities have to
be constructed in accordance with the regulations.
•Protective devices fitted in the gas log fire and in the gas control unit
may never be switched off in case of a failure, nor may these be
bypassed or altered. Before completion of the appliance, your installer
has to check its correct functioning. Factory-set protective devices
may never be altered.
•Before connecting the appliance to the gas the pressure on the main
at the appliance has to be checked.
•If there is a mechanical exhaust system present in the house, this
should be taken into account at the installation, e.g. concerning air
supply and flue evacuation. The regulations for air supply and flue
evacuation are defined in the GAVO(gas installation prescriptions).
According to GAVO most important devices can be classified as
follows:
A. Naturally ventilated houses
For the required air supply we refer to the national or
local regulations which are dependant of the output of the
appliance. We recommend an air supply of Ø150 mm to
the underside of the burner.
Construction of a controlled flue gas regulator.
The flue tube must discharge into "outlet area I or II", in
accordance with annex 1. If this is not the case than a
fan*, suitable for combustion gasses, has to be fitted on
the flue duct.
B. In case of mechanical ventilation.
Construction of a lockable and controlled air supply of at
least 15 cm² per kW maximum output.
Construction of a controlled flue gas regulator.
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Flue gasses have to be evacuated by means of a fan*
designed for flue gasses.
The appliance has to be equipped with a flow protection,
thermal shut off safety or oxistop.
* A fan suitable for evacuation of flue gasses has to be used. Kal-Fire
recommends the EXHAUSTO-RSVG-fans (Inatherm).
1.2 General requirements
A. The flue must be in an excellent condition, it must be regulary cleaned
and it has tob e made out of heat resistant material. For gas log fires the
flue tube diameter is to be at least Ø180 mm and Ø 250 mm at the
most. In order to avoid any condensation and to favour draught, we
recommend equipping the flue with a stainless steel flexible pipe
minimum diameter Ø180 mm and maximaal diameter Ø 250 mm. The
diameter of the flue can be determined with means of the graphics in
annex 3.
B. The fireplace in which the built in fire will be mounted has to be made
out of heat resistant material and must have such dimensions that
expansion of the steel construction is warranted.
C. The fireplace has to be equipped with a Ø 200 mm fresh air supply,
directly from the outside, with mouth directly underneath the burner
(combustion air supply + burner cooling).
D. The gas control system and electronic parts must be mounted outside of
the radiation area of the burner, especially when mounting a gas log fire
in a sunken casing. In the case that the electrical components are within
the range of the radiation area sufficient insulation has to be placed, so
that the electronics become maximum 40 °C and the gas control system
maximum 60 °C.
E. Under no circumstances, electric components may be opened. Moreover,
cutting through or altering the length of connection cables is only
allowed in consultation with Kal-Fire BV.
ATTENTION: The warranty is not applicable if the the under D &
E mentioned requirements are not satisfied !!

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2Montage instructies
ATTENTION: All parts have to be mounted maintenance friendly.
All parts have to be accessible at all times for the maintenance
service !!!
2.1 Gas tap
The gas control system with burner have to be connected behind a gas
tap, which at all times can be operated.
2.2 Electric point
A electric point 230 V with edge ground must be foreseen in case of an
appliance with a radio remote control.
2.3 Flexibele connection of gas control unit to burner
Because of sound resonance in the flexible tube (from gas control unit to
burner) this tube has to be placed so that the there is no bend smaller
than 5 cm in the tube. However it is allowed to make 1 rectangular kink
at the beginning and 1 rectangular kink at the end.
2.4 Assembly of the manual gas control unit
The gas control unit has to be connected to the gas tap (not included) as
following:
•Connect the gas supply to the gas control unit.
•Test leak tightness of the system by means of soapsuds or leakage
testing spray.
•Check the protection system by activating the security; the appliance
should go out.
2.5 Aassembly of the ultrasonic gas control unit
The appliance is standardly delivered connected to the gas control unit
and has to be connected to the gas tap (not included) as following:
•Connect the gas supply (12 mm) to the gas control unit (12 mm-
clamp).
•Test leak tightness of the system by means of soapsuds or leakage
testing spray.
•Check the protection system by activating the security; the appliance
should go out.
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Assembly instruction electric wiring
This remote control is mains independent. The system runs on batteries.
Insert the accompanying 9V block battery into the small transmitter.
Insert the 4 accompanying 1.5V penlight batteries into the battery
compartment of the receiver: please pay attention to the correct polarity
! See picture below.
The receiver is to be connected to the plugs on the gas control system by
means of the two flat connectors. The different size of the plugs prevents
an erroneous connection.
ATTENTION: This receiver has to be mounted outside of the
burner’s radiation area, because of the sensitiveness of the
electronics to heat radiation !
2.6 Assembly of the radiografic gas control unit
The appliance is standardly delivered connected to the gas control unit
and has to be connected to the gas tap (not included) as following:
•Connect the gas supply to the gas control unit.
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•Test leak tightness of the system by means of soapsuds or leakage
testing spray.
•Check the protection system by activating the security; the appliance
should go out.
Assembly instruction electric wiring
This remote control is mains dependent. The receiver part has to be
connected to an earthed socket outlet 230 V wih correct phase/neutral
terminal! Insert the accompanying battery into the transmitter.
It is possible to connect an EXHAUSTO RSVG fan. For this purpose the
electrical layout has to be changed to the the plan in annex 2. An extra
wire is include for this purpose and has to be connected as below.
Step 1
Remove plug 1
Step 2
Insert the delivered plug onto
the cable tree
Step 3
Connect the other four
cables to the EFC 21/EFC
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ATTENTION: This receiver has tob e mounted outside of the
burner’s radiation area, because of the sensitiveness of the
lectronics to heat radiation !
The radiografic controller has a transmitter which gives of sound signals,
because of that the receiver may not be placed behind or in a sound-
proof room.

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2.7 Positioning of the chips and logs
The chips cover the whole of the Twin’s cover plate. The flame can be
influenced by the quantity of chips used. A small quantity will allow more
air to pass through, producing wilder flames. Using a lot of chips will
produce a steady flame and a red glow. The chips can create a
turbulence if they are situated in front of the safety flame. This can cause
an error and the appliance could extinguish.
Tip 1: Cutting through the chips will produce a thinner chip which will
glow more.
Tip 2: Before putting the chips in place, it is best to position the rearmost
log first, and also the two logs on either side. The chips can then be laid
on the logs. There will then be plenty of air under these logs which will
produce a better glow.
Tip 3: You may partly cover the pilot light cap, but you must be able to
see that the pilot light is burning at all times. This will produce a more
realistic effect.
Caution !
The chips must not cover the holes which are
situated at the front of the burner. The safety
flame must be in direct contact with these holes
otherwise the burner could not be lighted
correctly.
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The logs must be positioned as follows:
For the TWIN 50x15:
This is the set of logs you have received:
The set of logs is to be positioned as follows:
1
2
4
3
5
6
1 3
2
4 5 6

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For the de TWIN 80x15:
This is the set of logs you have received:
The set of logs is to be positioned as follows:
1 3
4
6 7 8 9 10
2
5
1 3
4
6 7 8910
2
5
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2.8 Extra accesoires
2.8.1 Optional set of logs
For the TWIN 5015 extra accessoires can be ordered. It is possible to order an
optional set of logs.
This is the optional set of logs:
2.8.2 The floorburner
It is possible to built the gas log fire in a sunken casing. An advantage of this is
that it is included with a controlled air supply and a burner plate as a cover.
1 3
2 4
5

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There are 2 types of sunken casings available:
Sunken casing 75
Sunken casing 78
ATTENTION: Place no electronics in the sunken casing !!
742
332
112
782
332
112
534
540
GAS90004TW-75
GAS90003TW SMG
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Model NL BE/FR DE AT/CH/GB/IT Propaan
Type B11 / B21 B11 / B21 B11 / B21 B11 / B21 B11 / B21
Gas / P G20 / 20 mbar G20 / 20 mbar
G25 / 25 mbar G25 / 25 mbar G25 / 20 mbar G20 / 20 mbar G30/37 mbar
Gascat. I2L I2E+ I2ELL I2H I3P
Input / output 6,9 kW / 4,31kW 7,27 kW / 2,81 kW 6,14 kW / 2,48 kW 6,0 kW / 3,8kW
Max/min 0,85/0,29 m3/h 0,77/0,30 m3/h 0,76/0,31 m3/h 0,24 /0,09 m3/h
Branderdruk 23,8 mbar 18,8 mbar 19,0 mbar 36,7 mbar
7,27 kW / 2,81 kW
0,77/0,30 m3/h
18,8 mbar
Model NL BE/FR DE AT/CH/GB/IT Propaan
Type B11 / B21 B11 / B21 B11 / B21 B11 / B21 B11 / B21
Gas / P G20 / 20 mbar G20 / 20 mbar
G25 / 25 mbar G25 / 25 mbar G25 / 20 mbar G20 / 20 mbar G30/37 mbar
Gascat. I2L I2E+ I2ELL I2H I3P
Input 17.45 kW 18.38 kW 15.53 kW 15.17 kW
Max/min 2.14/0,73 m3/h 1.94 /0,83 m3/h 1.92 /0,78 m3/h 0,61 /0,23 m3/h
Branderdruk 23,8 mbar 18,8 mbar 19,0 mbar 36,7 mbar
18.38 kW
1.94 /0,75 m3/h
18,8 mbar
Model NL BE/FR DE AT/CH/GB/IT Propaan
Type B11 / B21 B11 / B21 B11 / B21 B11 / B21 B11 / B21
Gas / P G20 / 20 mbar G20 / 20 mbar
G25 / 25 mbar G25 / 25 mbar G25 / 20 mbar G20 / 20 mbar G30/37 mbar
Gascat. I2L I2E+ I2ELL I2H I3P
Input 17.45 kW 18.38 kW 15.53 kW 15.17 kW
Max/min 2.14/0,73 m3/h 1.94 /0,83 m3/h 1.92 /0,78 m3/h 0,61 /0,23 m3/h
Branderdruk 23,8 mbar 18,8 mbar 19,0 mbar 36,7 mbar
18.38 kW
1.94 /0,75 m3/h
18,8 mbar
3Technical data
3.1 3.1 TWIN 38 * 15
3.2 3.2 TWIN 50 * 15
3.3 3.3 TWIN 80* 15

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4Operating instructions
The TWIN gas log fire’s are available with three types of controls. There
are appliances with manual control, ultrasound remote control and radio
remote control.
4.1 Manual controlled appliances
4.1.1 Lighting the burners
Make sure the gas tap is turned on. The main burner in the fire is ignited
by a pilot light, which in turn is ignited by a piezo element. Once the pilot
light is lit, it heats up a thermocouple which creates a small flow. This
flow holds the gas valve open. Should the pilot light go out, no gas can
keep flowing. This means you can be sure of safety at all times. The
ignition takes place as follows: (see figure 11).
Turn the ignition knob (1 in the above figure) to the “pilot light” position
(small flame) and press in. Gas will now flow to the pilot light. Keep the
knob pressed in, and turn it to the left, “” position; you will now hear
the piezo ignition clicking and see a spark jump over to the pilot light;
keep this knob pressed in until the pilot light is burning steadily. (This
can take longer straight after mounting because the gas pipe still has to
fill with gas).
When the pilot light is burning, keep the knob (1) pressed in for
approximately another 20 seconds, otherwise repeat the above
operation.
1
2
Figure 11: Manually controlled appliance
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Now release the knob (1). If the pilot light does not keep burning, wait
for 3 minutes and then repeat the above steps.
Now turn the knob (1) fully in the opposite direction, as far as the
position with the “big flame”; now you can adjust the flames to the
desired size, by means of the right-hand knob (2).
4.1.2 Extinguishing the burners
The burners can be extinguished as follows: turn the ignition knob (1) a
quarter turn to the left as far as the “pilot light” position. The burners will
now be extinguished, however the pilot light will stay alight. The burners
can be re-ignited by turning the knob back to the position with the
“flames”.
If you do not wish to use the appliance over an extended period of time,
you can turn the knob (1) all the way back to the symbol “z”, which will
also extinguish the pilot light, at the same time you can also turn off the
gas tap.

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4.2 Appliances with ultrasound remote control
4.2.1 Lighting the burners
Make sure the gas tap is turned on. The main burner in the fire is ignited
by a pilot light, which in turn is ignited by a piezo element. Once the pilot
light is lit, it heats up a thermocouple which creates a small flow. This
flow holds the gas valve open. Should the pilot light go out, no gas can
keep flowing. This means you can be sure of safety at all times. The
ignition takes place as follows: (see Figure 12)
Turn the ignition knob (3 in the above figure) to the “pilot light” position
(small flame) and press in. Gas will now flow to the pilot light. Keep the
knob pressed in, and turn it to the left, “” position; you will now hear
the piezo ignition clicking and see a spark jump over to the pilot light,
keep this knob pressed in until the pilot light is burning steadily. (This
can take longer straight after mounting because the gas pipe still has to
fill with gas).
When the pilot light is burning, keep the knob (3) pressed in for
approximately another 20 seconds, otherwise repeat the above
operation.
Figure 12: Ultrasound remote control
3
4
5
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Now release the knob (3). If the pilot light does not keep burning, wait
for 3 minutes and then repeat the above steps.
Now turn the knob (3) fully in the opposite direction, as far as the
position with the “big flame”. You can now adjust the height of the flames
with the remote control
(Figure 13). For higher
flames, press in the top
knob (6) and the left-
hand knob (8)
simultaneously. For
lower flames, press in
the bottom knob (7).
The remote control is
ultrasound, so you have
to point the remote
control in the right
direction. As soon as
the receiver reacts, you
will hear a small motor
running. If this starts
“ticking”, you have
reached the highest or
lowest position. The flames can also be adjusted to the desired size
manually with the right-hand control knob (4).
4.2.2 Extinguishing the burners
The burners can be extinguished as follows: turn the ignition knob (3) a
quarter turn to the left as far as the “pilot light” position. The burners will
now be extinguished, however the pilot light will stay alight. The burners
can be re-ignited by turning the knob back to the position with the
“flames”.
If you do not wish to use the appliance over an extended period of time,
you can turn the knob (3) all the way back to the symbol “z”, which will
also extinguish the pilot light, at the same time you can also turn off the
gas tap.
Figure 13: Ultrasound remote control
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4.3 Appliances with radio remote control
Take the battery-protection strip out of the manual transmitter and check
that the battery is still correctly positioned between the two contacts.
Plug into the electric socket and turn on the gas tap.
4.3.1 Lighting the burners
When the Big flame (Figure 14 no. 1) and the “Off” knob (no. 3) are
pushed in simultaneously (two-knob ignition!!), after a few seconds the
ignition will automatically start sparking. When the pipe and the gas
control unit are filled with gas, a pilot light will appear and the sparking
will stop. If the sparking does NOT
stop, there can only be two reasons for
this: the gas supply is still closed off
(no pilot light can be seen); in this
case turn on the gas tap - or the plug
is not pushed into the electric socket
correctly (there is a pilot light, but the
ignition keeps on sparking), then the
plug has to be turned round in the
electric socket (NL) or the L and N
wires need to be swapped over in the
black receiver box (BE). When the pilot
light is burning, the main burners will
start with a large flame and are then
continuously adjustable between maximum and minimum. You can adjust
the burners higher and lower with no. 1 and no. 2.
Resetten the appliance
If still no flame is detected after 30 seconds of
sparking, the automated burner unit safety-lock
will be activated. You can reset the automatic
burner unit by means of the remote control and/or
a reset knob on the automatic burner unit itself.
(This procedure may have to be repeated several
times when the appliance is first used or if it has
been out of use for an extended period).
I On the remote control you then press in the
“small flame” and “X” simultaneously (1) and
then immediately press “X” (2) again. (see
Figure 15).
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Figuur 15 resetten
1
2
3
Figure 14 resetting
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II If the automatic burner unit (Figure 16) is accessible, this can be
reset by pressing in a reset knob (3). You can see that this is locked
by the red lamp (3).
After the reset cycle, lasting about 10
seconds, you can re-start by
simultaneously pressing the ON and OFF
knob.
4.3.2 Extinguishing the burners
To completely extinguish the fire, press the OFF knob (Figure 14 no. 3)
on the transmitter, and the main burners as well as the pilot light will go
out completely.
If the electricity supply is interrupted, the fire will also go out.
If you are going to be away for an extended period, it is advisable to turn
off the gas supply to the appliance.
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Figure 16 resetting

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5Dimensions
Gas log fire TWIN 50x15:
Gas log fire TWIN 80x15:
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6Trouble shooting
6.1 Solutions flowchart - TWIN maual control
TWIN
Is ignition sparking?
Ignition sparks, does the
pilot light go on?
Does the pilot light come
on when ignition button is
held pushed in and being
released after 20 sec.?
Burner bed comes on
The thermocouple is
broken.
Contact your dealer.
Check that ignition cable is hanging free
and not clamped against an iron
component, or this sparks continuously.
There may be turbulence in the
pilot light, which means it is being
blown away. This could be
because the chips are lying in
front of the pilot light. Reposition
them and try again
Check whether the distance between
ionization pen and thermocouple is
not too great to spark across. If
necessary, bend closer.
Nee
No
Ja
Yes
No
Yes
No
Contact your dealer
Check whether the gas tap is open
or that there is a blockage in the
gas supply
No
No
Yes
Yes
.
Does the microswitch shut off
the tube of the pilot light ? No
No
No
Is the ignition knob turned
on fully? (it must be turned
to the big flame)
Yes
Yes
The TWIN burns very blue.
(It needs ±30 minutes in
order to heat up
completely)
Check the flue connection: does
this comply with Kal-Fire’s
installation conditions?
Yes
No
Please contact your deale
r
about other problems
N
No

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6.2 Solutions flowchart – TWIN ultrasound
Is ignition sparking?
Ignition sparks, does the
pilot light go on?
Does the pilot light come
on when ignition button is
held pushed in and being
released after 20 sec.?
Burner bed comes on
The thermocouple is
broken.
Contact your dealer.
Check that ignition cable is hanging free
and not clamped against an iron
component, or this sparks continuously.
There may be turbulence in the
pilot light, which means it is being
blown away. This could be
because the chips are lying in
front of the pilot light. Reposition
them and try again
Check whether the distance between
ionization pen and thermocouple is
not too great to spark across. I
f
necessary, bend closer.
Nee
No
Ja
Yes
No
Yes
No
Contact your dealer
Check whether the gas tap is
open or that there is a blockage
in the gas supply
No
No
Yes
Yes
.
Does the microswitch shut off
the tube of the pilot light ? No
No
No
Is the ignition knob turned
on fully? (it must be turned
to the big flame)
Yes
Yes
The remote control react
well? Check if the batteries in the
transmitter and receiver are
charged.
No
Yes
Yes
The TWIN burns very blue.
(It needs ±30 minutes in
order to heat up
completely)
Check the flue connection: does
this comply with Kal-Fire’s
installation conditions?
Yes
No
Please contact your deale
r
about other problems
No
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6.3 Solutions flowchart - TWIN radio
Is ignition sparking?
Ignition sparks, does the
pilot light go on?
Ignition sparks, and
pilot light comes on,
but does it also sta
y
on?
Burner bed comes on
The TWIN burns very blue.
(It needs ±30 minutes in
order to heat up
completely)
Please contact your deale
r
about other problems
Does pilot light go ou
t
directly?
Is a red lamp alight (reset knob) on the gas
control unit or does the fire not react?
Can you hear a click when you press the
remote control?
Check that ignition cable is hanging free
and not clamped against an iron
component, or this sparks continuously.
There may be turbulence in the
pilot light, which means it is being
blown away. This could be
because the chips are lying in
front of the pilot light. Reposition
them and try again
Check the flue connection: does
this comply with Kal-Fire’s
installation conditions?
Press this reset knob in or use the
remote control (see chapter 4.3.1). At
the beginning thismay occur because
there is air in the gas supply pipe.
Does this work?
On the black box of the gas control unit is
a large black knob, press this in
simultaneously with the remote control
knobs. This will synchronize the receive
r
and transmitter. Does this work?
Check whether the distance between
ionization pen and thermocouple is not too
great to spark across. If necessary, bend
closer.
The gas control unit is phase-sensitive, so
turn the plug round and check whether the
electric socket is earthed and connected
correctly, the earth is essential for proper
operation, does this work?
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Contact your dealer
.
Check whether the gas tap is open
or that there is a blockage in the
gas supply

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7Warranty certificate
This document is valid only i fit can be produced togehter with dated
proof of purchase, and therefore it should be kept in a safe place.
Customer’s name and adress
Customer :_________________________
Street :_________________________
Zipcode :_________________________
Type of appliance
Twin :_________________________
Serial number
Date of purchase
____-____-_____
Name and adress of installer/vendor
Name :_________________________
Street :_________________________
Zipcode :_________________________
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7.1 Warranty conditions
The Kal-Fire products to which this warranty card is applicable, are manufactured with care,
from high-quality materials. However, should faults or defects occur, the following warranty
conditions shall apply:
1. Before installation, the approved installer shall firstly make sure of the good quality and
correct functioning of the flue. The gas appliances should always be installed by an
approved installer in accordance with current national and any regional regulations, and
in accordance with the installation instructions supplied with the appliance.
2. The warranty period for Kal-Fire gas appliances is 1 year starting on the date of purchase
which must be clearly and distinctly stated on the sales invoice. The attached warranty
registration card should be carefully completed and returned to Kal-Fire B.V.
3. The warranty does not cover the ceramic glass, or external physical and chemical effects
during transit, storage or assembly.
4. If a problem should however occur within the warranty period due to a manufacturing fault
or material defect, Kal-Fire B.V. will send a replacement part to the installer free of charge
to replace the defective component, without reimbursement for assembly and
dismantling. You will bear the transport costs.
5. Should the installer be unable to solve the problem himself, he can, at his express wish,
ask Kal-Fire B.V. to do this, if within the BENELUX borders.
6. Only after prior consultation can the whole appliance or components thereof be sent for
checking or replacement. These goods should be accompanied by this completed
warranty document together with the dated proof of purchase.
7. In the case of service provided at your home by Kal-Fire B.V. (only within BENELUX)
during the warranty period, the warranty documents (this page together with the dated
proof of purchase) must be produced.
8. In the case of service provided at your home outside the warranty period, the following
costs will be charged:
material costs, labour and transport costs.

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7.2 The warranty is not applicable in the following cases:
1. For appliances with remote control: when the electronics are not installed outside the fire
and its radiation range, and are not installed to be fully insulated.
2. If the above requirements are not, or are only partially, satisfied.
3. If, without our knowledge, any modifications whatsoever are made to the appliances.
4. If the owner of the appliance changes.
5. If the appliance is not installed in accordance with the installation instructions and/or not
used in accordance with the operating manual.
6. If more artificial logs than provided, or different ones, are placed on the burner bed.
7. If this warranty certificate together with the original, dated proof of purchase, cannot be
produced, likewise if it appears that the details in this proof of purchase have been
manipulated (date deleted, made illegible, changed etc.)
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Annex 1: Outlet area’s
.
Schuin dak,
Dakhelling
> 23 °
Plat dak
Schuin dak,
Dakhelling
< 23 °
I I
III III
0,5 m
0,5 m
0,8 m
I
Flat area Sloping roof
Roof angle
<23°
Sloping roof
Roof angle
>23°
Schuin dak,
Dakhelling
> 23 °
I
III
II
> 15 m
Belendende
bebouwing
10 °
Schuin dak,
Dakhelling
> 23 °
I
IV
V
< 15 m
Belendende
bebouwing
10 °
Outlet area with influence of adjacent buildings (r > 15 m)
Outlet area with influence of adjacent buildings (r < 15 m)
0,5 m
Sloping roof
Roof angle
>23°
Adjacent
buildings
Adjacent
buildings
Sloping roof
Roof angle
>23°

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Annex 2: Electrical connection with fan
Connection diagram with Inatherm RSVG and EFC21 control unit
• With thermal reflux safety cut-out
• With controlled ventilation regulator
VK4100M5000B
S4565DF1068B
Honeywell S4565DF1068
12
3
4
L
56789101112
XN
Auxilia
H053
reciever
M-M+
Lout X1.1 X1.2Lout Nout Nin Lin
Switching-on over remote control:
simultanius press the buttons:
<<High>> en <<X>>
2 1
TTB
230V
Inatherm Chimney Fan
Fan dP
Pressure
differentia l
N
O
N
C
C
L
N
re
PE
Inatherm EFC21
L N PE
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
POWER
2 1 GNYE
START
IN
AIR
INLET
RELEASE
OUT
STEP 2
OUT
1
2
3
4
5
P
D
S
F
A
N
6
7
S
M
G
X1.1
11
X1.2
1
8 911 4 13
Earth to gasregulator
2 1 GNYE
L NGND
Power
!
Earthing
&
Phase term inal
Y1 Y2
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Annex 3: Grafic for calculation flue duct
0,2
0,3
0,4
0,5
0,6
0,7
0,8
0,9
1
1,1
432
720
576
288
144
792
648
504
360
216
Surf ace f lue duct
f l owt hr ough ( cm²)
200 mm 250 mm 300 mm 350 mm Duct diameter