Newman FLAMEVIEW ST1 User manual

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Owner’s Manual
Includes
Installation, Service, Maintenance and User Instructions
FLAMEVIEW ST1 GAS STOVE
THIS APPLIANCE IS CATEGORY I2H FOR USE WITH NATURAL GAS
AT A SUPPLY PRESSURE OF 20 MBAR.
These instructions Must be left with the user for future reference.
For use in Great Britain.
Issue 7

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SECTION CONTENTS PAGE
Front cover 1
Contents 2
1.0 Appliance data 3
1.1 Health & Safety notice 3 – 6
1.2 Conditions of Installation 6 - 7
1.3 Flue & chimney suitability 7 - 8
2.0 Installation 9 - 24
2.1 Hearth 9
2.2 Siting 9
2.3 Distance to non-combustible materials 10
2.4 Distance to combustible materials 10
2.5 Flue connection 11
2.6 Ventilation 11
2.7 Installation of back plate ( Steel or glass) 11 - 12
2.8 Gas Supply routing 13
2.9 Gas connection 13
2.9.1 Checking gas soundness 13
2.9.2 Spillage test 14 – 15
2.9.3 Carbon Monoxide Alarm 15
2.9.4 Placement of simulated fuel 15 – 17
2.9.5 Operating Instructions 18 – 22
2.9.6 Customer Education 23 - 24
3.0 Servicing / Maintenance Instructions 24 – 29
3.1 Replacement parts 29
4.0 – 4.2 User Instructions 30 – 42
Front cover 30
4.0 Health & Safety Notice 31 – 33
4.1 Operating instructions 34 – 41
4.2 Cleaning and Maintenance User Instructions 41 – 42
5.0 TESC Error codes 42 - 46
6.0 Guarantee 47 – 49

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1.0 Appliance data
Model FLAMEVIEW ST1
Gas type G20 (Natural gas)
Supply pressure (measured at test elbow), mbar 20
Injector (x1) Stereomatic 500
Oxypilot type Erta PG-82 -330
A14
Nominal Heat Input (Qn), kW (Gross)-Maximum Rate 5.1
Gas consumption at max rate (m3/h) 0.526
Minimum heat input kW (Gross) 2.9
Gas consumption at minimum rate (m3/h) 0.300
Gas connection 8mm compression
Remote gas valve TESCO1 RF868-15
Countries of Destination GB
Efficiency class C
NOX 130 mg/kWH
1.1 IMPORTANT: Health & Safety notice
 Please read the instruction manual in its entirety.
 The stove is a very heavy appliance and care must be taken when lifting and moving, we
recommend that suitable lifting equipment is used or alternatively use a competent 2 person
lift following Health & Safety lifting guidelines.
 The installer has a responsibility to ensure that all requirements of the Health & Safety at
Work Act are observed & implemented as stated on the date of installation.
 This stove must not be used for any other purpose than as a domestic room heater and
decorative stove.
 In Great Britain it is the law that all gas appliances must be installed by a competent person,
i.e. a Gas Safe registered installer, in accordance with the Current Gas Safety (Installation
and Use) Regulations (as amended) all relevant parts of the Local and National Building
Regulations, the Building Regulations (Scotland consolidation) issued by the Scottish
Development Department, and all applicable requirements of the standard codes of practice,
and all relevant recommendations of the British Standards. Failure to do so could lead to
prosecution.
 The stove must stand on a non-combustible hearth and be at least 12mm thick and a
sufficient size to accommodate the stove and meet the requirements of current National
Regulations, Local Regulations, and any Rules in Force.

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 This stove must only be installed onto floors with an adequate load-bearing capacity. If an
existing construction does not meet this requirement, suitable measures (e.g., load
distributing plate) must be taken and must be in accordance with Current National laws,
Building Regulations, & any Rules in Force.
 A suitable carbon monoxide alarm must be fitted upon the installation of a fixed combustion
appliance as stated in Document J.
 Ensure the carbon monoxide alarm within the room the appliance is installed is, operating
correctly and serviced / maintained as required, refer to the Carbon Monoxide alarm
manufacturer instructions.
 This appliance must be serviced at least annually by a competent and suitably registered
gas engineer.(Gas Safe) Great Britain.
 The flue / chimney must be swept clean and inspected at least once every year by a
competent person, this would normally be undertaken at the same time as when the stove
is serviced. A suitably registered chimney sweep must be used who will provide certification
for this work.
 The installer may have fitted a permanent air supply vent into the room in which the stove is
installed to provide combustion and / or ventilation air. This air vent must not under any
circumstances be shut off or sealed.
 If a permanent air supply vent is installed into the room for any reason, it must be checked
regularly to ensure it is totally free from obstructions.
 This stove is a high heat producing appliance and may cause severe burns & injury if
touched to any part.
 All surfaces except the control valve are considered to be working surfaces and will get very
hot during and after use, when using this stove in situations where children, aged or infirm
persons are present a fireguard manufactured in accordance with the current edition of BS
8423 must be used and such persons must be supervised at all times. It is recommended
that all other people use this type of fireguard.
 This appliance will get very hot therefore it mus t not b e used o r instal led in areas
wh e re flammable gases, flammable liquids, for example paint, and petrol are used or stored.
 Never use or store aerosol sprays or any other combustible products in the vicinity of the
stove when it is in operation or whenever the stove is hot. The stove will remain hot for some
time even after the fire is extinguished.
 Combustible materials must be removed from behind the appliance and be a minimum
distance of 300mm away from any surface of the appliance.
 Combustible materials must not be used in the recess housing the appliance.

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 Do not place photographs, TV's, paintings, porcelain, etc or other combustible items on the
wall or near to the appliance. Exposure to hot temperatures can be dangerous and cause
damage.
 Clearances to furniture, soft furnishings and decoration:
Serious consideration should be given to the positioning of any furniture, soft furnishings
or decoration that could be adversely affected by heat. Newman Fireplaces Ltd recommend
that any furniture, soft furnishings, decoration, to be a minimum of 1200 mm away from
any surface of the stove.
 Do not place curtains / blinds above the appliance.
 Do not drape clothes or any materials over the stove.
 This appliance must not be used without the glass window in place or a damaged glass
window, seek expert advice.
 This stove is fitted with a spillage monitoring system consisting of a thermal switch, which
shuts the appliance off in the event of a blocked flue or inadequate flue pull occurring. The
system shall not be adjusted by the installer or any other person or shall not be put out of
action. When the spillage monitoring system is required to be replaced, only original
manufacturers parts shall be used. If the stove switches off for no apparent reason, the
appliance must not be used until expert advice is obtained and the fault rectified.
 This appliance could contain some of the materials, as indicated below, that could be
interpreted as being injurious to Health and Safety. It is the users / installers responsibility
to ensure that the required personal protective clothing and shields are worn when handling
these materials, see below for more information.
Artificial Fuels, Mineral wool, Insulation material, Refractory / Ceramic fibres, Glass yarn,
Glowing embers, Vermiculite Granules- may be harmful if inhaled, may be irritating to skin, eyes,
nose, and throat.
When handling avoid inhaling and contact with skin and eyes. Use disposable gloves, facemasks,
and eye protection. After handling wash hands and other exposed parts thoroughly. If a vacuum is
used for cleaning the logs or cleaning after installation or servicing, it is highly recommended that
the vacuum is of a type fitted with a Hepa filter.
Disposal of refractory / ceramic materials. To keep dust to a minimum these materials should be
securely wrapped in polythene and be clearly labelled ‘RCF waste’. These materials are not
classified as hazardous waste and should be disposed of at a site licensed for the disposal of
industrial waste.
 During initial use due to the newness of the appliance, a slight odour may be evident. This
is the binder used during the manufacture of the fibre components of the fire, although this
odour is not harmful it is recommended to open all windows and exit the room to allow the
odour to disperse from the room as soon as possible. If an odour is still present after the

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initial firing stage, then switch the appliance off and seek professional help before attempting
to use the appliance again.
 The simulated fuel must be arranged only as shown in these instructions by a suitably
registered and competent gas appliance installer.
 Only replace ceramic parts or any parts of the fuel bed with parts supplied by the
manufacturer for this stove, do not change the fuel bed layout from the instructions
supplied, any parts that require to be replaced or re-arranged must only be made by a
suitably registered and competent gas appliance installer.
 Should the stove extinguish for any reason do not relight for a minimum of 3 minutes.
 If the stove fails and the appliance goes to reset the start button will have to be held for 10
seconds to clear the remote fault.
 Ensure the appliance is switched off and ensure the appliance is completely cold before
removing or changing batteries or cleaning /maintaining the appliance.
 NEVER dispose of batteries within a fire. Failure to observe this precaution may result in
an explosion. Dispose batteries at your local hazardous material processing centre.
 During periods of non-regular use of the appliance such as during the summer months or
any other times it is IMPERATIVE that the batteries are removed and stored safely from the
remote-control handset and the gas burner TESC gas valve. Only remove the batteries from
the TESC gas valve when the appliance is switched off, and only when the appliance is
completely cold. Failure to remove the batteries during these times can cause the batteries
to leak and damage the TESC gas valve and the remote handset, this will INVALIDATE
THE GUARANTEE.
1.2 Conditions of installation
 This appliance must only be installed in Great Britain.
 This appliance is only suitable for natural gas.
 In Great Britain it is the law that all gas appliances must be installed by a competent person,
i.e. a Gas Safe registered installer, in accordance with the Current Gas Safety (Installation
and Use) Regulations (as amended) all relevant parts of the Local and National Building
Regulations, the Building Regulations (Scotland consolidation) issued by the Scottish
Development Department, and all applicable requirements of the standard codes of practice,
and all relevant recommendations of the British Standards. Failure to do so could lead to
prosecution.
Please see below the relevant Codes of Practice and British Standards:
1. BS 5871 part 1
2. BS 6891 installation of gas pipework
3. BS 5440 parts 1 & 2 installation of flues and ventilation

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4. BS 8303 installation of domestic heating appliances
This appliance must be installed to current versions of the above standards and include any relevant
amendments to:
The Building Regulations issued by the Department of The Environment.
The Building Standards (Scotland) (Consolidated) Regulations issued by the Scottish Development
Office.
No purpose made additional ventilation is normally required for this appliance when installed in Great
Britain, please consult the current edition of National and Local Building Regulations and any Rules
in Force.
In Scotland, please consult the current edition of the Building Standards Regulations, issued by the
Scottish executive.
Any purpose made ventilation must be checked periodically to ensure that it is free from obstruction.
Before installation, check that the local distribution conditions, nature of the gas and pressure, and
adjustment of the appliance are compatible. Natural gas (G20 @ 20mbr).
Important Information
 When installing the FlameView ST1 gas stove, careful consideration should be made to the
siting of the appliance as a spillage test will need to be carried out at the Draught Diverter
at the rear of the stove.
 When installing into an Inglenook / recessed fireplace opening, consideration should be
made for access to the rear of the appliance, either from the top or sides of the stove so a
spillage test positioned at the Draught Diverter to the rear of the stove can be witnessed, a
small mirror to aid in this task may be required.
1.3 Flue & chimney suitability
This appliance is designed for use with suitable Class 1 conventional brick built or lined
chimneys or a suitable Class 2 Rigid flue system. All flues must conform to the following
minimum dimensions:
Minimum dimension of flues: 125 mm internal diameter.
Minimum effective height of all flue types: 3 Metres.
Before commencing installation, a flue or chimney must be inspected to ensure that all of the
following conditions are satisfied:
1. Check that the chimney / flue only serves one fireplace and is clear of any
obstruction, any dampers or register plates must be removed or securely locked in
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2. Brick / stone-built chimneys or any chimney or flue which has been used for an
appliance burning fuel other than gas must be thoroughly swept.
3. Any under floor air supply to the fireplace must be completely sealed off.
4. Ensure that the inside of the chimney / flue is in good condition along its length and
check that there is no leakage of smoke through the structure of the chimney / flue
during and after the smoke pellet test.
5. Using a smoke pellet check there is an updraft in the chimney / flue and that the
smoke can be seen coming from the terminal / pot outside.
There must be NO leakage of smoke through the structure of the chimney during
or after the smoke pellet test and it is important to check the inside upstairs rooms
adjacent to the chimney / flue.
Check the chimney pot / terminal and general condition of the brickwork and
masonry. If the chimney / flue is in poor condition or if there is no up-draught do
not proceed with the installation. If there is a history of down draught conditions
with the chimney / flue, a tested and certificated flue terminal or cowl suitable for
the relevant flue type and appliance should be considered.
6. No combustible materials to be installed inside the fireplace / chimney opening.

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2.0 Installation
2.1 Hearth
The stove must be installed on a non-combustible hearth with the hearth material being at least 12
mm thick and must have a clearly defined edge (change of level) to discourage placing of any
combustible materials on or partially over it. The hearth must protrude at least 150 mm (6”) in front
of the stove and extend outwards all around the appliance base.
2.2 Siting
 The stove must not be installed in a bathroom.
 The stove can be recessed in a suitably sized non-combustible fireplace, but a permanent
free air gap as listed below in section 2.3 must be made.
 This stove must only be installed onto floors with an adequate load-bearing capacity. If an
existing construction does not meet this requirement, suitable measures (e.g., load distributing
plate) must be taken and must be in accordance with Current National laws, Building
Regulations, & any Rules in Force.
 Combustible materials must be removed from behind the appliance and be a minimum
distance of 300mm away from any surface of the appliance.
 Combustible materials must not be used in the recess housing the appliance.
 The stove must be installed level in all planes. The stove does offer limited levelling
adjustment, this can be achieved by adjusting the 4 bolts located at each corner at the base
of the stove with a suitable spanner.
 Use suitable screws and washers, through each hole within the fixing lugs located at each
corner at the base of the stove, to securely fix the stove to the base hearth, suitable holes
will require to be drilled into the base and suitable screw plugs to be used.
Important:
 When installing the FlameView ST1 gas stove, careful consideration must be made to the
siting of the appliance as a spillage test will need to be carried out at the Draught Diverter
at the rear of the stove.
 When installing into an inglenook / recessed fireplace opening, consideration must be made
for access to the rear of the appliance, either from the top or sides of the stove so a spillage
test positioned at the Draught Diverter to the rear of the stove can be witnessed, a small
mirror to aid in this task maybe required.

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2.3 Distance from NON-combustible materials
Clearance from non-combustible material in the fireplace opening must be at least to the dimensions
shown in the table below.
Position Non-combustible material
Minimum Distance mm
Above the appliance 100mm
Rear of the appliance 50mm
Left side of the appliance 100mm
Right side of the appliance 100mm
Fitting the stove any closer to non-combustible materials as shown to the table above may cause
Nuisance shutdown of the stove as the airflow may be compromised and the thermal cut off will
operate, the efficiency of the appliance will also be reduced.
2.4 Distances to Combustible materials
Position Combustible material
Minimum Distance mm
Above the appliance 300mm
Rear of the appliance 300mm
Left side of the appliance 300mm
Right side of the appliance 300mm

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2.5 Flue connection
The flue must be at least 3m high and at least 125 mm diameter (5”) at no point should there be
any negative or horizontal gradients in the flue pipe.
It is recommended that a minimum height of 600mm of vertical flue pipe is made from the stove top
flue connection before any significant change of direction of the flue.
A suitable register plate (not supplied) will be required.
Refer to relevant current National and Local Regulations and any Rules in Force for flue connection.
2.6 Ventilation
No purpose made additional ventilation is normally required for this appliance when installed in
Great Britain, please consult the current edition of National and Local Building Regulations and any
Rules in Force.
In Scotland, please consult the current edition of the Building Standards Regulations, issued by the
Scottish executive.
Any purpose made ventilation must be checked periodically to ensure that it is free from obstruction.
2.7 Installation of the rear back plate or the optional extra, rear black glass
chamber panel
Prior to installing the gas burner and connecting the gas supply the rear metal back plate supplied
or the optional extra, rear reflective black glass panel must be installed as shown, either option
conceals the screws and rear baffle behind. Ensure the top bracket has secured the top edge of the
rear metal back plate or rear reflective black glass panel depending on the option selected.

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Drawing showing installation of the rear back plate or rear black glass chamber panel

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2.8 Gas supply routing
 Gas connection 8mm compression: Rigid.
 Determine the gas supply route to the appliance before installing the stove.
2.9 Gas connection
 Ensure the gas supply being used is fully purged to ensure it is not contaminated with any
substance before connecting to the stove.
 The gas connection is underneath the stove to the rear and slightly to the left, this can be
accessed by removing the glass window which requires the removal of the bolts retaining
the steel glass retaining frame, seal, and window, once removed the 4 bolts holding the
burner in place can be removed and access to the gas inlet elbow can be gained, once the
connection and all checks are complete, check for gas soundness. Replace the burner and
place ceramics as shown in section 2.9.4. Replace the glass window and frame with seal
using all the bolts, ensuring all bolts are tightened evenly.
Important Warning:
It is IMPERATIVE that the gas supply to the appliance is adequately purged to ensure it is NOT
contaminated with any substance, failure to do this will potentially cause problems with the burner,
the TESC gas valve and all associated burner and control parts, this will INVALIDATE THE
GUARANTEE.
2.9.1 Checking gas soundness
 Turn on the gas supply being used for the appliance and check for gas soundness in
accordance with current codes of practice. Turn off the gas supply to the appliance.
 Remove the pressure test point screw from the inlet elbow and connect the pressure gauge.
 Turn on the gas supply to the appliance at the isolation valve.
 Turn the appliance full on (see operating instructions)
 Check the inlet pressure is 20mbar.
 Turn off the gas supply to the isolation valve. Disconnect the pressure gauge and replace
the pressure test point screw.
 Turn on the gas supply to the appliance and check the pressure test point for soundness
with suitable detection fluid.

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2.9.2 Spillage test
A spillage test must always be carried out during commissioning of this appliance to ensure all
products of combustion are safely expelled.
Ensure that the spillage test can be witnessed in its entirety.
WARNING: This stove will become very hot whilst carrying out the spillage test therefore suitable
non-combustible protection must be worn.
Important: The smoke test must be carried out with the fire starting from cold.
 Light the fire and leave at maximum input.
 Close all windows and doors.
 After 5 minutes fit the smoke match in a holder and position as illustrated with the head of
the smoke match just touching the top edge of the Draught Diverter opening.
 Run the smoke match along the top edge of the Draught Diverter, all smoke must be drawn
into the test opening if the clearance is satisfactory.
 If spillage occurs wait a further 5 minutes and repeat the test, should spillage still occur turn
the fire off and disconnect the gas supply and make safe and seek expert advice.
 If the above tests prove satisfactory then repeat the test with interconnecting doors fully
open and any extractor fans in other rooms in operation at maximum speed.
 If spillage is detected the cause must be discovered and the fault corrected, if the fault
cannot be corrected, disconnect the fire from the gas supply and make safe and seek expert
advice. Spillage can be caused by a restriction in the flue system, down draught, or
insufficient ventilation into the room where the appliance is installed.

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Rear of stove
2.9.3 Carbon Monoxide Alarm
 A Carbon Monoxide Alarm must be installed within the room containing the appliance, refer
to current document J of the Building Regulations.
2.9.4 Placement of simulated fuel:- vermiculite mica, ceramic logs, glowing
embers & bark chippings.
Ensure the stove is off, isolated from the gas supply and cold before placement of the
simulated fuel.
Simulated fuel quantities.
 7 x Log shapes
 1 x Bag mica vermiculite
 1 x Bag or carton bark chippings or black coke nuggets
 1 x Bag or Carton glowing embers

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The logs must be positioned as in the pictures below.
WARNING: Do not change the fuel bed layout, the type or number of logs.
Completely fill the burner with the mica
supplied.
Ensure if any mica spills into or onto the
pilot light assembly it is removed before
commencing further.
Do not use the appliance without the
mica in the burner.
Identify the rear log and place it on top of
the rear part of the burner up against the
stove back plate as shown to the left had
picture.
Identify the front log and place it on top of
the metal chassis plate as shown in the left-
hand picture.
Ensure the pilot light is visible.
Identify the left-hand log and place it on top
of the metal chassis plate surrounding the
burner as shown in the left-hand picture.

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Identify the right-hand log and place it on
top of the chassis metal plate surrounding
the right-hand side of the burner .
See the left-hand picture.
Identify the log that sits on the mica to
the left-hand side of the burner, position
so each end of this log is resting on the
rear and front log as shown to the left-
hand picture.
Identify the left-hand branch log and place
each end of this log on top of the front and
rear log as shown in the left-hand picture.
Identify the final right-hand top log and
position one end on top of the end of the
left-hand branch log and the other end on
top of the right-hand end of the right-hand
side of the front log as shown in the left-
hand picture. Small amounts of glowing
ember can be placed on top of the mica
where the flames will extend between the
logs at the X positions as shown in the left-
hand picture. Ensure that no glowing
embers are near or touching the pilot light
assembly as this will cause a malfunction.
The bark chippings or black coke nuggets
provided can be used around the outer
metal edge of the burner as decoration but
must not be used within the burner or near
to the pilot light.

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2.9.5 Operating Instructions
Below – the TESC gas valve, which is situated at the bottom, right of the appliance. To gain access
to the control the stove door will require to be opened by gently pulling on the underside of the left-
hand side which will release the magnetic catch and allow the door to be swung open. ONLY open
the door when the appliance is switched off, and only when the appliance is completely cold. Access
to this control is only required by the installer at the time of installation when initially setting up the
fire or when batteries are removed or replaced, the appliance is designed to be operated by the
remote-controlled hand set only NOT by using the TESC gas valve.
Below – remote control handset

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Replacement of batteries in TESCO1 gas valve
ONLY replace the batteries in the TESC01 gas valve when the appliance is turned off, and only
when the appliance is completely cold.
The TESCO1 gas valve which operate the appliance are battery powered and require replacing
periodically, after removing the plastic front cover from the control, the batteries are fitted and
positioned as shown below, (positive and negative symbols are marked on the control that must
correspond with the batteries), always replace the plastic cover once batteries have been fitted.
Use only 3 x high quality AA Alkaline batteries. Do not use re-chargeable batteries.
Replacement of batteries in handset
The handset also has batteries as shown below, (positive and negative symbols are marked on the
handset that must correspond with the batteries), It is important that the batteries are replaced at
least every 12 months.
Use only 2 x high quality AA Alkaline batteries. Do not use re-chargeable batteries.
Important warning:
NEVER dispose of batteries within a fire. Failure to observe this precaution may result in an
explosion. Dispose batteries at your local hazardous material processing centre.
Ensure the appliance is switched off, and only when the appliance is completely cold before
removing or changing the batteries.

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During periods of non-regular use of the appliance such as during the summer months or any other
times it is IMPERATIVE that the batteries are removed and stored safely from the remote-control
handset and the gas burner TESC gas valve. Only remove the batteries from the TESC gas valve
when the appliance is switched off, and only when the appliance is completely cold. Failure to
remove the batteries during these times can cause the batteries to leak and damage other
components, this will INVALIDATE THE GUARANTEE.
The meaning (s) of the red indicator on the TESC gas valve and handset
Below information only; The handset will already be paired with the TESC gas valve
Pairing the handset with the gas valve
Ensure the handset and the TESC gas valve have good batteries installed and the batteries are
facing the correct direction (as shown by the symbols inside the battery compartments).
Ensure the battery contacts and compartments are clean and free from any contamination. (The
green light on the handset will flash fast when the handset is held (not steady green), which shows
it is ready to accept a pairing from the gas fire control.
Handset
1. Hold the handset as shown under the Using the handset section, wrapping your hand around
the handset touching both sides. In a second or less the green unlock light will illuminate,
allowing the buttons to work when pushed.
(NOTE: If the green light is not a constant green or not illuminated at all the buttons will not
be operable).
2. Press and hold the SET button on the handset keypad for 8 seconds before releasing, PROG
will appear in the top right-hand side of the LCD screen.
3. Press and release the MODE button on the handset keypad twice in succession and SET
UP will appear flashing in the top right-hand corner of the LCD screen.
4. Pressing and releasing the SET UO button on the handset keypad will allow you to scroll
through the menu, keep scrolling until CA0 appears in the LCD screen.
5. Press and release the + button on the keypad and CA1 will appear on the LCD screen.
6. Press SET on the handset keypad and 7ESC R5 will appear in the LCD screen.
7. Place the handset within a few feet of the appliance (no need to hold it at the time).
TESC gas valve
(NOTE: Ensure the small slide switch on the lower right of the TESC gas valve is slid to the right
Red indicator Meaning
Permanently Lit Valve tried to light but failed and in LOCKOUT E00
Flashing very fast Valve is busy (will not accept any command)
Flashing once a second Valve detects an error
Permanently off Valve in standby or in a stable operation
On momentarily after power up Valve doing a self-test
Appears after pressing start Indicates time to release pressing the start button