Planika Galaxy Burner Operating manual

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USER’S AND INSTALLATION MANUAL
Galaxy Burner
G20/G25 (Natural Gas) G30/G31 (Propane-Butane/Propane)
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IT IS OBLIGATORY TO READ AND KEEP THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................................................................................3
2. SAFETY INSTRUCTION ......................................................................................................................................................................................4
2.1. Safety instruction regarding the use of the gas cylinder................................................................................................................................5
3. INSTALLATION..................................................................................................................................................................................................6
3.1. Box contents...........................................................................................................................................................................................6
3.2. Unboxing and installation ......................................................................................................................................................................6
4. MONTAGE........................................................................................................................................................................................................7
4.1. Directions of how to design a cavity for the fireplace............................................................................................................................8
4.2. Installation of glass screens....................................................................................................................................................................8
4.3. Possible housing variants .......................................................................................................................................................................9
4.4. Gas cylinder montage.............................................................................................................................................................................9
5. INSTALLATION OF THE GAS LINKAGE .............................................................................................................................................................11
5.1. Natural gas connection ........................................................................................................................................................................11
5.2. Connection and replacement of the gas cylinder (LPG version)...........................................................................................................11
5.3. Pressure regulator replacement (LPG version) ....................................................................................................................................14
6. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ...........................................................................................................................................................................15
6.1. Setting up signal code ..........................................................................................................................................................................15
6.2. Installing the control unit (Wall Switch) ...............................................................................................................................................15
6.3. Installing the battery box .....................................................................................................................................................................17
6.4. Replacing the batteries ........................................................................................................................................................................18
6.5. Remote control ....................................................................................................................................................................................19
6.5.1. Switch the Fire ON and OFF.............................................................................................................................................................19
6.5.2. Stand-by mode (Pilot flame)............................................................................................................................................................20
6.5.3. Flame height adjustment.................................................................................................................................................................20
6.5.4. Flame height directly to minimum position ....................................................................................................................................21
6.5.5. Flame height directly to maximum position....................................................................................................................................21
6.5.6. Automatic Turn Down To Pilot ........................................................................................................................................................21
6.5.7. Automatic Shut Off..........................................................................................................................................................................21
6.6. Wall Switch...........................................................................................................................................................................................22
7. TESTING .........................................................................................................................................................................................................23
7.1. Checking for gas leaks ..........................................................................................................................................................................23
7.2. Checking the flame appearance...........................................................................................................................................................23
8. MAINTENANCE AND UPKEEP .........................................................................................................................................................................23
8.1. Testing and cleaning.............................................................................................................................................................................23
8.2. Glass cleaning (if optionally installed)..................................................................................................................................................24
9. TROUBLESHOOTING.......................................................................................................................................................................................24
10. SERVICE .....................................................................................................................................................................................................24
11. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION .......................................................................................................................................................................25
12. WARRANTY................................................................................................................................................................................................25
13. MANUFACTURER’S CONTACT DETAILS......................................................................................................................................................25

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1. INTRODUCTION
The Galaxy Burner fireplace is a decorative fuel-effect gas appliances intended only for outdoor use. It is obligatory to
acquaint oneself with the below installation manual and user’s manual before committing to the installation and use
of the Galaxy Burner fireplace. This manual is to be kept safe for the lifetime of the device.
The Planika company designs and manufactures gas devices that meet the highest standards of quality, and safety.
The device has a CE marking, which means that it meets the essential requirements of the Regulation (EU) 2016/426
relating to Devices burning gas and EN 778: 2010.
Each gas fireplace produced by Planika is subjected to factory quality control, during which it undergoes rigorous safety
tests. Materials of the highest quality used for its production guarantee the user a smooth and reliable functioning of
the device.
The device is delivered together with the instruction manual and assembly instructions. The assembly instructions
provide the necessary information to install the device in such a way that it works properly and safely. In addition, you
can find technical data about the device, information on its maintenance and possible failures that may occur, along
with their possible causes and how to resolve them.
WARNING! The device must be installed by the installer who is certified and qualified specialist in gas heating and
electricity and should have all the qualifications required by local law. Failing to comply with the above condition
may result in voiding the warranty.
CE Declaration of conformity
We hereby declare that both the design and construction of a gas heating device manufactured by Planika Sp. z o.o. (with registered office at
Bydgoskich Przemysłowców 10 85-862 Bydgoszcz, Poland) meet the essential requirements contained in the Directive and the Ordinance on
gas appliances.
Product: Gas device with decorative combustion effect and atmospheric burner,
Type: Galio
Regulation: 2016/426/EU
Standards: PN-EN 778: 2010; PN-EN 437:2019-03; PN-EN 60335-2-102
Model
Galio Fire Pit
GALIO 700-950
GALIO 1000-1150
GALIO 1200-1550
GALIO 1600-2150
GALIO 2200-2500
Type
VEGA/400
SIGA/01
SIGA/02
SIGA/03
SIGA/04
SIGA/05
Series of type
VEGA/400/W/M
SIGA/01/W/M
SIGA/02/W/M
SIGA/03/W/M
SIGA/04/W/M
SIGA/05/W/M
The notified body: the Oil and Gas Institute - National Research Institute (Lubicz 25 A street, 31-503 Kraków, Unit number: 1450) carried out and
on 09.10.2018 issued the certificate no. GAR1450CT0048 for the above mentioned devices.
The company's quality control system guarantees that the mass-produced devices meet the essential requirements of the applicable Directives
and Regulations as well as the standards contained therein. This Declaration is annulled if any modifications are made to the device without the
prior written consent of Planika.
Brzoza 10.10.2018 Chairman of the Board
Jarosław Dąbrowski

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2. SAFETY INSTRUCTION
•Read the instructions before use. Keep the instructions for future reference.
•For use outdoors only. The use of this appliance in enclosed areas is DANGEROUS and is PROHIBITED
•The Galaxy Burner is not a free-standing device and is destined to be housed.
•The montage of the device must take into account its trouble-free removal in case of service.
•Do not start up the device before it’s placed safely into the prepared housing.
•The Galaxy Burner fireplace should be installed and controlled annually according to the below installation
manual as well as enforced national and local laws regarding gas safety (installation and use).
•One needs to assess whether the data on the product plaque complies with the local type of gas and pressure.
•Do not change the structure of the device or its sealed elements nor modify the default settings of the Galaxy
Burner fireplace.
•Do not set any additional imitation blocks nor any glowing coal fragments on the burner or in the combustion
chamber.
•A ventilation grid or slot is required at the base of the housing. A device without the grid or slot for ventilation
will function incorrectly causing a threat of damaging the unit or causing a fire.
•A CO2 or a powder fire extinguisher needs to be placed near the device.
•During the first ignition the Galaxy Burner fireplace needs to be burnt on maximum level for a few hours in
order for the elements to acquire correct temperature and for the remains of paint, lacquer and lubricant to
evaporate.
•Do not move the device while it’s working.
•The Galaxy Burner fireplace was designed for decorative purposes. The surface of the Galaxy Burner fireplace
(including the optional glass screens) may get hot (up to 100 degrees Celsius).
WARNING!: Parts of the device that are easy to reach may be very hot. Keep children away from the device.
•Some variants of housing for the device may require installing additional toughened glass screens (provided
separately).
•Install the fireplace away from flammable materials.
•When the Galaxy Burner fireplace is on it’s not to be exposed to rain.
•When not being used the Galaxy Burner is to be protected from atmospheric conditions and the main valve of
the gas cylinder needs to be turned off.
•All parts of the Galaxy Burner fireplace are made of stain resistant material.
•Never leave a turned on Galaxy Burner without supervision.
•The Galaxy Burner fireplace needs to be installed in a place inaccessible for children, unauthorized persons or
animals for the direct contact with the flame or hot parts of the device to be impossible.
•In case of heavy wind the Galaxy Burner fireplace needs to be immediately turned off and one needs to wait
until the heavy wind passes.
•In case of noticing any sort of gas leaks the fireplace as well as the main valve of the gas cylinder need to be
turned off.
•After use turn off the gas cylinder valve.
•Salty seawater environment accelerates the corrosion process and contributes to fireplace damage

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2.1. Safety instruction regarding the use of the gas cylinder
•Use only the type of gas and pressure specified by the manufacturer.
•The gas cylinders should always be placed in a vertical position –during use and transport.
•Always store the gas cylinder in an easily accessible place to allow its immediate turn-off.
•Change the gas cylinder in a amply ventilated area, away from any ignition source (candle, cigarettes, other
flame producing appliances).
•Do not obstruct the ventilation holes of the cylinder housing.
•In the event of gas leakage, the appliance shall not be used or if alight, the gas supply shall be shut off and the
appliance shall be investigated and rectified before it is used again.
•During the installation process do not allow an open flame or any ignited object to reach the gas cylinder.
•The gas cylinder should be in a distance not shorter than 1,5 metres away from the Galaxy Burner fireplace.
•Leaks should be found with the use of a cleaning liquid and water. If bubbles form on the surface that means
that a there’s an existing leak.
•Always use a pressure regulator between the gas cylinder and the device. Replace the pressure regulator every
5 years. The allowed pressures are: 30mbar, 37mbar (recommended), 50 mbar. Use only regulators complying
with the European EN16129 Norm.
•Use only approved and certified gas connection linkage. Replace the linkage every 2 years.
•Check the flexible hose at least once per month and each time the cylinder is changed. If it shows signs of
cracking, splitting or other deterioration it shall be exchanged for new hose of the same length and of the
equivalent quality.
•Do not connect the gas cylinder directly to the appliance without regulator.
•The tubing or the flexible hose must be changed within the prescribed intervals.
•Use only the type of gas and the type of cylinder specified in these instructions
•The elastic linkage connecting gas to the fireplace is to be led away from sharp edges and hot surfaces. Refrain
from bends and twists of the elastic connection on its full length.
•Remember that the LPG bottle should be stored in a well-ventilated place. LPG gas is heavier than air and its
accumulation near the surface may generate an explosive mixture.
•The housing in which the LPG bottle is (optionally) placed needs to have an appropriate ventilation. The
housing needs to have an upper ventilation slot above the top of the bottle (of an area min 1/100 of the area
of the base of the housing) and a lower ventilation slot (of an area min 1/50 of the area of the base of the
housing).
•The gas cylinder needs to be shut if the fireplace is not being used.
•Filling the gas cylinders is to be commissioned to certified gas filling stations.
•Replacement of empty bottles for full ones is to be conducted only in authorised locations.

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3. INSTALLATION
3.1. Box contents
•1x complete gas fireplace
•1x Wall Switch
•1x remote control and 2x AAA Batteries
•4x AA Batteries
•Bag of decorative stones (quantity depend on fireplace length)
•1x 4 metre rubber gas linkage –installed (only LPG version)
•1x pressure regulator (37mbar) –installed (only LPG version)
•4x Tempered glass guards
•1x installation and user’s manual
3.2. Unboxing and installation
•The contents of the boxes need to be carefully unwrapped from the foam foil.
•Remove the bags with decorative stones from the burner reservoir and place them away from it.
•Remove the Styrofoam placed on the unit.
•Check the completeness of the elements with the contents list.
•Make sure that the insert nor its elements weren’t damaged during the transportation (if they were, notify
the supplier).
•Install the Galaxy Burner fireplace in the prepared housing made according to the specification.
•The decorative stones are to be scattered evenly around the reservoir to completely cover the burner of the
fireplace.
WARNING! The stones may not cover or be placed inside the device protecting the ignition unit.
Fig. 1 –Decorative stones location
•In the case of Galaxy Burner powered with natural gas, to obtain the optimum image of the flame, cover the
burner with a single layer of decorative stones leaving some spaces uncovered of approximately every 10 cm.
Fig. 2 –Decorative stones location on burner
•If all the points were completed according to the instruction the gas cylinder can be now connected.
•The appliance must be used with decorative stones supplied by the manufacturer. Use without stones is
prohibited.

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4. MONTAGE
WARNING! All elements above the fireplace need to be made of non-flammable materials.
•The dimensions of the housing are to be chosen according to the technical drawings and a ventilation grid or
slot –with ventilation area min 150 cm2 for fireplaces length up to 1500mm and 300cm2 for fireplaces length
above the 1500mm –needs to be placed near the base of the unit, minimally 110 mm below the burner surface.
Please note if not possible there has to be additional drainage installed to lead out water from the cavity.
•If a hood is placed above the burner it needs to be made of non-flammable materials and a minimum distance
of 60 cm from the surface of the burner needs to be observed.
WARNING! If the housing is devoid of a diagonal hood above the burner one needs to remember that all surfaces
inside the housing exposed to contact with hot air need to be made of non-flammable materials.
•It is not permitted to use a device which is not housed in some way.
Non-flammable
materials
Ventilation grate or slot with ventilation area of
minimum 150 cm2for fireplaces length up to
1500mm and 300cm2for fireplaces length
above the 1500mm
The dimensions and shape of the ventilation grid may be designed according to
client specifications however both the minimum ventilation area of (150 cm2
for fireplaces length up to 1500mm and 300cm2for fireplaces length above the
1500mm) as well as minimum distance from the edge of the housing of 110
minimum need to be observed.
In accordance with fire safety measures
there should be no flammable objects in
direct contact with the device nor within a
1 metre radius from the fire. Additionally,
Planika doesn't recommend placing heat-
sensitive objects above the fireplace as it
may shorten their lifetime. Planika will not
be responsible for any damage caused by
high temperature affecting objects
installed above the fire.

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4.1. Directions of how to design a cavity for the fireplace
•When preparing the cavity make sure the surface on which the insert is placed is well-levelled.
•Bottom surface of the cavity has to be made with min. 5% inclination to lead out water through
Fig. 3 –Cavity measures for units
4.2. Installation of glass screens
•Carefully remove cardboard and foam foil from the glass guards.
•Remove all contaminations from the glass guards which could burn out on the glass during operation of the
Galaxy Burner (in particular fingerprints).
•Install glass guards in the corresponding slots on the appliance as shown below
Fig. 4 –Glass guards installation
•Remove the glass guards only in case of damage of the glass.
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air
Water
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Surface inclination
min. 5%
Surface inclination
min. 5% Water
WARNING
Cavity has to be made with ventilation grate located on the lowest point as on below scheme.
It is required for cooling the device and water drainage.

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4.3. Possible housing variants
Fig. 5 –Installation with glass enclosure
4.4. Gas cylinder montage
WARNING! In case of LPG version it is crucial to manufacture a slot in the side of the housing where the insert is placed
for the gas linkage and the pressure regulator.
Fig. 6 –Installation for LPG type unit

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The gas linkage attached to the device allows to place the gas cylinder maximally 3 metres away from the connected
control panel, however it cannot be placed nearer to the device than 1,5 metres.
Fig. 7 –Location of gas cylinder
•The optional housing for the gas cylinder cannot be airtight and has to be correctly ventilated. The housing needs
to have an upper ventilation slot above the top of the bottle (of an area min 1/100 of the area of the base of the
housing) and a lower ventilation slot (of an area min 1/50 of the area of the base of the housing). The dimensions
of the housing may vary to accommodate different types and dimensions of the gas cylinders however they also
have to be sufficient for hassle-free installation of the gas cylinder.
Fig. 8 –Housing for gas cylinder
oAfter making sure that the device has been correctly installed acquaint yourself with the attached User’s Manual.
oOnly after acquainting yourself with the User’s Manual and correctly attaching the gas linkage may you start the
device.
oIf in future a need arises of having to take the insert out of the housing it may only be done when the device is
turned off and cooled down and the valve on the gas cylinder is closed.
oKeep this instruction manual for the lifetime of the device.

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5. INSTALLATION OF THE GAS LINKAGE
WARNING! The montage and service needs to be conducted by a qualified professional, a company or the gas
supplier.
Before proceeding with the connection of the gas cylinder to the fireplace all activity regarding the correct placement
and installation of the Galaxy Burner needs to be already performed. Place the gas linkage away from hot or sharp
edges and make sure it is not twisted.
5.1. Natural gas connection
First and foremost, make sure that the connecting device is designed to supply a gas suitable for the type placed in
the gas installation. All necessary information regarding the desired parameters of the gas are found on the rating
plate of the device. Before connecting the gas supply, it is necessary to blow them to remove any remaining metal
filings and other contaminants from inside. Automatic gas control system should be protected from moisture and dust.
These factors may cause irreparable damage to the individual components. The pipe supplying gas to the fireplace
should be equipped with a ball valve with a recommended diameter of 1/2 inch. The individual elements of the gas
installation cannot be sealed using Teflon tape or PTFE tape.
The gas valve on the gas pipe must be installed in accordance with applicable national regulations. Before connecting
the gas, make sure that the gas pipes and connections have no dirt. Gas connection is finished with external thread
3/8 ". Regarding gas connection, the following requirements shall apply:
• You must use the gas pipe with the correct dimensions, so there is no pressure loss.
• Ball gas valve should be installed in an easily accessible place and have the necessary CE mark.
5.2. Connection and replacement of the gas cylinder (LPG version)
The Galaxy Burner is delivered together with an elastic gas linkage which, on one end is connected to the valve of the
device and on the other end to the 37mbar regulator (in the twist-on version) ready to be connected to the gas
cylinder. One needs to control the expiry date of both of the regulator as well as the gas linkage and if necessary (for
instance: broken, cut, scratched linkage) replace the components for new ones according to national standards and
norms.
The Galaxy Burner fireplace can use metal or steel bottles or composite bottles filled with propane-butane gas or
propane gas. This device features a twist-on regulator with current pressure of 37mbar. It can be replaced into a
regulator with a quick-release with pressure regulator of 37 mbar.
WARNING! NEVER use an unstable gas connection or a regulator for other gas pressure.
Gas cylinders have two types of connectors:
•Twist-on connection: The most important thing is the black seal. Always check if the seal is present and that it
hasn't been damaged during the gas cylinder replacement. Some connections have a knob to fasten them in
place while others require the use of a wrench. Tighten securely (left thread). Using the tool pay attention not
to fasten the connection too tightly as this may damage the seal.
•Quick-release: For this type of connection no tool is required. On/off regulation of gas connection is made
through a switch on the regulator or on a special connector. In case of using a connector with a thread regulator
of an old type put a special emphasis on checking if the connecting nut has been tightly fastened with the help
of wrench.

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Gas cylinder connection
Twist-on connection
Quick-release
1. Check if the bottle valve is TURNED OFF turning it
clockwise
2. Remove the protection tip and store it for later use.
1. Remove the protection tip. Do not use any tools,
leave the tip hanging freely.
3. Before making the connection check if the black seal
is not damaged.
2. Make sure all the taps on the gas device are closed
and if the switch in in the OFF position.
4. Fit the connecting nut to the cylinder with the use of
a correct wrench or the connecting knob. (left
thread) Do not allow the gas cylinder connectors to
be fastened too tightly.
3. Place the quick-release regulator on the valve and
press it down hard. If the switch is correctly turned
off you will hear a characteristic click.
5. When the gas flow is required turn the valve of the
bottle counter-clockwise.
4. To let the gas flow in turn the switch into the ON
position (or into the flame image).
Table 1 –Gas cylinder connection
•Place the gas cylinder in a correct distance from the fireplace (min 1,5 metres away).
WARNING! Check the gas connection for leakage. If anything suggests a leak is present (for instance a characteristic
gas smell) close the gas cylinder valve and under no circumstances turn the device on before removing the leak.
•After removing the leak one may open the gas cylinder valve again.

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Disconnection of the gas cylinder
Twist-on connection
Quick-release
1. Turn off the Galaxy Burner –put it into the OFF position. The main and pilot burner need to be turned off.
2. Turn the bottle valve into the OFF position
(clockwise).
2. Turn the switch into the OFF position.
3. NEVER DO NOT unmount the regulator (or
connecting nut) when the bottle valve is open.
4. TAKE OFF the regulator (or the connecting nut) with
the use of a wrench or a connecting knob.
3. Take off the quick-release regulator by pressing the
switch horizontally and simultaneously pulling the
whole regulator upwards.
5. REPLACE the linkage closer or cap on the empty or
partially full bottle if it’s not being used.
4. REPLACE the tightening cap on an empty or partially
full bottle if it’s not being used.
Table 2 –Gas cylinder disconnection

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5.3. Pressure regulator replacement (LPG version)
1. You always need to use a pressure regulator between the gas cylinder and the device. Replace the pressure
regulator every 5 years. Allowed pressures: 30 mbar, 37 mbar (recommended), 50 mbar. Use only the redactors
that comply with the EN16129 European Norm.
2. Turn off the Galaxy Burner –the „OFF” position. The main burner and the pilot burner need to be turned off.
3. Disconnect the regulator from the gas cylinder (description above).
4. Loosen the metal clamp with the use of a
screwdriver (philips) or a flat wrench.
5. Move the clamp away from the stub of gas
regulator.
6. Take off the linkage from the stub of regulator.
7. Attach a new linkage on the stub of regulator.
8. Move the clamp into the stub again and
tighten it. WARNING! In the event of visible
damage on the clamp, replace it for a new one.
Table 3 –Pressure regulator replacement

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6. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
The Galaxy Burner fireplace has a remotely control valve with a built-in ignition for the pilot flame. The flame height
of the main burner may be appropriately regulated by Wall Switch (Touch Panel) or remote control (optionally).
Fig. 9 - Hand-held transmitter and Wall Switch
6.1. Setting up signal code
Warning! You only need to set up the signal code once. It is not necessary when changing the batteries of the hand-
held transmitter or receiver. The appliance is delivered already configured (remote control is paired with the
receiver) and ready to work.
In case of lost or damaged of hand-held transmitter the new one has to be programmed and the receiver must first
learn the hand-held transmitter’s signal code before the first use:
•Press the “RESET” button on the receiver, and keep this pressed until 2 beeps are heard. Release the “RESET”
button after the second (somewhat longer) beep. Receiver is located in grey gas box under the insert.
Press, within 20 seconds, the „-“button (small flame) on the hand-held transmitter, until 2 short beeps are heard.
The signal code has now been set up on the receiver. If, however, a single long beep is heard, this means that setting
the signal code has failed or that the wiring has been connected incorrectly.
Fig. 10 - Receiver “RESET” button
6.2. Installing the control unit (Wall Switch)
The control unit has standard cable with a length of 8 m.
NOTE: The cables may not be extended. Longer cables can pick up environmental signals that can switch the appliance
uncontrolled On or Off.

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•Determine the location for the control panel (Wall Switch) taking into account the size of the box on backside.
Fig. 11 –Size of the wallswitch
•Unscrew the sealed box on backside of the wallswitch.
Fig. 12 –Opening the back of the wallswitch
•Unscrew the cable gland and disconnect the wires by pushing grey switch, pull out the connection from the
sealed box.
Fig. 13 –Wire connection
•Pull the cable through protective conduit (min. 2cm diameter) in a way that it would be easily removable.
Notice that conduit will not be supplied by the producer.
Fig. 14 –Protective conduit

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•Connect the wires back and screw the cable gland. Screw back the cover of sealed box.
Fig. 15 –Closing the back of the wallswitch
•Mount the control panel via pre made holes. Cover the fasteners by placing the magnesium sticker on the front of
the panel
Fig. 16 –Location of mounting holes and magnetic sticker
6.3. Installing the battery box
•Determinate the location for the battery box (Fireplace will be equipped with 5m cable, battery box with 1,5m)
Connect the battery box with the cable
Fig. 17–Battery box connection

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6.4. Replacing the batteries
If the batteries are inserted incorrectly, the electronicsor drive may be irreparably damaged. Only replace the batteries
when the appliance has been completely switched off.
NOTE: If the appliance is equipped with a 230 VAC connection, no batteries are present in the receiver or in battery
box.
•The battery are placed in battery holder.
Fig. 18 –Battery box
•Open the battery holder by unscrewing the 4 screws
Fig. 19 –Unscrewing battery box
•Replace 4 pieces of AA/LR6 Alkaline long live batteries.
Fig. 20 –Replacing battery in battery box
•Close the battery holder by screwing the 4 screws back

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6.5. Remote control
Galaxy Burner can be operated by radio remote control. This comprises a hand-held transmitter and a receiver. The
receiver is part of the gas control block assembly.
•Electrical connections and batteries:
oHand-held transmitter: 2x 1.5V AAA battery
oReceiver: 4x1.5V AA battery or 6 VDC
WARNING! Without using a mains adapter, battery replacement is recommended at the beginning of each heating
season. Old or dead batteries should be removed immediately. If left in the unit the batteries can overheat, leak, and
/ or explode. Do NOT expose batteries (including during storage) to direct sunlight, excessive heat, fire, moisture, or
severe impact. Each of these conditions can cause the batteries to overheat, leak, and / or explode. Batteries must
be kept within their recommended temperature limits. Ambient battery temperature range: 32 °F to 131 °F[0 °C to
55 °C].
•The hand-held transmitter batteries have a service life of approx. one year. We recommend you use alkaline
batteries. Rechargeable batteries are not permitted.
•To replace batteries:
oOpen the cover on the back of the remote control.
oRemove the batteries from the battery compartment.
oPlace two new 1.5V batteries (LR03 or AAA type) as indicated in the battery compartment.
oClose the cover
6.5.1. Switch the Fire ON and OFF
Before operating make sure MANUAL knob on the GV60 valve is in the ON, full counter clockwise position.
WARNING! When the pilot light is ignited, the motor turns automatically to maximum flame height. If the pilot flame
goes out for any reason, wait for 5 minutes before attempting to re-light it. If the pilot does not stay lit after several
tries, turn the main valve knob to OFF.
1. Open the valve of the gas cylinder (or gas supply
valve in the gas pipe).
2. Press button until two short beeps confirms
the start sequence has begun; release button.
3. Main gas flows once pilot ignition is confirmed.
4. Handset automatically goes into Manual Mode
after main burner ignition.
5. Press and hold button to turn OFF the fire.

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•This can take few seconds to ignite to pilot flame especially when you have replaced and installed a new LPG gas
cylinder.
•If the pilot light does not ignite after 3 ignition attempts close the gas tap and contact the fitter.
•Once the pilot light is burning, the main burner must ignite within 10 seconds automatically. If this does not
happen, immediately close the gas tap and warn the fitter.
•If the main burner ignites with a pop immediately close the gas tap and warn the fitter.
•If the appliance is not to be used for some time, please close the gas supply valve in the gas pipe (or valve of the
gas cylinder).
WARNING! If the pilot flame goes out for any reason wait for 5 minutes before attempting to re-light it.
WARNING!
•Under conditions of increased humidity (rain, breeze, fog, dew, etc.), there may be some temporary problems
with switching on the fireplace. This is a normal phenomenon associated with the dampening of the ignition
element.
•Before switching on the fireplace, wait until the ignition element has dried completely.
•You can speed up this process by blowing the pilot flame with compressed air to remove the accumulated
moisture. The properly fired pilot flame consist of 3 smaller parts.
Fig. 21 –Ignition elements
6.5.2. Stand-by mode (Pilot flame)
Press and hold „-“button to set appliance to pilot flame.
Pilot flame remains burning (standby position).
6.5.3. Flame height adjustment
After ignition, the burner automatically sets the flames to the maximum
height.
•To decrease flame high, or to set appliance to
pilot flame, press and hold „-“ button.
•To increase flame high press and hold „+“
button.