Royal Cozyfires C603RH Technical manual

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Remote Control
Electric Fire
Model C603RH
Instructions for Use, Installation &
Maintenance
0104 095 52214

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LABLE FOR
BAG OF COALS
Parts Supplied
Fittings Supplied
Tools required
(not supplied)
Ref Description Illustration Qty
A Electric Fire 1
B Decorative Trim, Front and
Fret
1
C Coal Bed 1
D Bag of Coal/Pebbles 1
E Spacer Frame
(Available as an option, not
supplied with all models)
(See Fig 2 Page 4)
1
F Remote control
(With batteries)
1
Ref Description Illustration Qty
G Wood Screw 4
H Wall Plug 6
I Cable Kit 1
J Magnets 4
K Screw No 8 x ½ 4
Electric Drill (Hammer action)
Masonry bit
Screwdriver (Crosshead)
Screwdriver (Straight head)
Pliers
FLAME
OFF 1 kw
SAFTEY 2 kw

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Before You Start
Please read these instructions carefully before you start installation.
Check the pack and make sure you have all of the parts listed on page 2.
When you are ready to start, make sure that you have the appropriate tools to hand,
plenty of space and a clean dry area for installation.
Check that the supply voltage on the rating label is in accordance with your electricity
supply.
WARNING THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED!
IMPORTANT: If a replacement plug is required, the existing plug may be cut off.
Please dispose of plug carefully and follow the manufacturer’s instructions when
fitting the new plug. If required, a 15- amp plug may be used.
WARNING! If the supply cord is damaged, the manufacturer, its service agent or a
similarly qualified person must replace it in order to avoid a hazard.
FLUE: when fitted into a chimney opening, THE FLUE MUST BE BLOCKED to
prevent any draught affecting the operation of the heater fan unit. (A strong draught
up the chimney may cause intermittent operation of the overheat limit switch). DO
NOT INSTALL THE APPLIANCE IN AN EXISTING CHIMNEY OPENING UNTIL THE
FLUE IS BLOCKED.
DO NOT use the heater in the immediate surrounds of a bath, shower or swimming
pool.
DO NOT locate this appliance on a thick pile carpet.
WARNING! To avoid overheating, do not cover the appliance. Do not operate the
heater with the canopy open (lowered).
DO NOT place clothing or objects immediately in front of the heater outlet. It may
cause overheating or cause objects to ignite.
DO NOT locate or install immediately below a socket outlet.
Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance.
This appliance may be fitted with a moulded plug supplied with a 13- Amp fuse.
Always replace the 13- Amp fuse with one approved by ASTA to the current issue of
BS 1362. The fuse cover is to be re-fitted after changing the fuse. If the fuse cover is
lost, do not use the plug. Replacement fuse covers may be obtained from a reputable
electrical spare retailer.
In order to achieve the realistic flame effect and provide efficient heating, fans are
used within this appliance. There may, as a result, be some residual noise when
these are in operation – this is normal.
Please retain these instructions for future reference!

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Installation
 The mains plug must be accessible after installation.
 Ensure adequate space is maintained for the routing of the supply cord.
 This appliance has three installation options: -
Option 2 Full Spacer
Offer the spacer frame (available as an option if not supplied) up to the wall ensuring
that the wider of the two internal faces is against the wall (Fig. 2).
Ensure that the frame is square and true, mark and drill the wall using a
masonry bit and fix into position using screws (G) & the wall plugs (H) supplied.
Offer the appliance up to the frame and screw into position using the screws (K)
supplied.
Fig. 1
Option 1Wall or Back Panel Fixing (Screw method)
For fitting the appliance into a blocked flue:
Offer the firebox into the opening.
Mark the holes provided, indicated by the four arrows (Fig. 1).
Drill, plug and screw the firebox to the wall or back panel.
Ensure a good seal is made between the firebox and wall or back panel.
Fixing hole
Fixing hole Fixing hole
Fixing hole
Spacer fixing
holes
Fire fixing holes
Fig.2

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Wire cable fixing should be used with stone or marble panel which could fracture
if drilled. (See Fig 3)
Option 3 Wire cable fixing (I)
Fix two `screw eyes’ to the rear of the opening. (Note the minimum and maximum
height restrictions in the diagram above). Thread the wire cable through the top hole
located on the side of the fire trim frame. Thread through the `screw eye’ and then
through the bottom hole located on the side of the trim frame.
(Repeat for opposite side).
Pull the wire cable and carefully push the firebox into a central position in the
opening. Thread each end of the wire cable through the retaining bush. Adjust the
cable and tighten the retaining bush to ensure that a good seal is made between the
firebox and back panel.
Retaining
Bush
Screw eye
Min Height
300mm
Max Height
330mm
420mm apart
Two `screw eyes’ are fixed
to the rear of the opening
with wall plugs.
Min height from base of
opening–300mm
Max height from base of
opening–330mm
`Screw eyes’ to be 420mm
apart
Cable fixing holes
Fig. 3

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Flat wall fix
(FOR REFERENCE ONLY)
Flat wall fix is suitable for a mantel with a minimum 2 1/4" (57mm) internal rebate;
remove the internal rebate from the mantel (Fig .4).
Place the back panel into position and offer the appliance up to the opening in the
back panel.
Offset the panel from the wall so that it is situated against the rear trim frame of the
appliance; use suitable material to bridge the space between the back panel and the
wall (Fig. 4).
Place the mantel into position and secure to the wall using suitable screws & wall
plugs. (PLEASE REFER TO MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS FOR
INSTALLATION OF HEARTH & BACK PANEL).
Existing wall
Space to be bridged
Back panel
Fig. 4
Internal rebate

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Trim location
Place each of the four magnets (J) onto the location brackets (Fig.5). Some trim
options require extension clips or extra magnets. Remove any protective film from
the trim. Fit the trim (B) ensuring positive location against magnets (Fig.6).
Open the bag of coals/pebbles (D) (see notes below) and place randomly in the
channel of the coal bed (Fig.8). Place front and fret central to the trim (Fig.9 & 10).
Due to the packing and handling of these natural coals, there may be a slight dust
content in this bag.
Open away from carpets.
Front & Frets (several styles and finishes are available)
Fig.5
Magnet
location
brackets Fig.6
Trim
Fig.7
LABLE FOR
BAG OF COALS
Fig.8
Figs.9 & 10
Securing Bracket

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Care and Use
Fire operation
 This appliance has both manual and remote operation.
 This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge,
unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the
appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
For safety and to save compromising the visual look of this appliance the controls
have been located behind the canopy. To access the controls press the top of the
canopy as shown in Fig 11. The canopy will open out from the top to reveal the
controls. Close the canopy once the controls have been set.
DO NOT leave children unsupervised near the appliance when in use.
DO NOT operate the appliance with canopy in the open position (Fig.11).
Power Switch (Fig. 11)
Press for power on. The lamp and flame effect will come on.
Press again for power off. All functions will be switched off.
Always switch power off when not required to operate.
Manual Heat Operation (Fig. 12)
Press button.
Left hand indicator will glow, allowing selection of heat setting.
For half heat setting (1kW) press the right hand button once. The right hand indicator
glows green.
For full heat setting (2kW) press the right hand button again. The indicator glows red.
To return to flame effect only press the right hand button until the indicator lamp goes
off.
Pressing again switches any heat off, both indicators go off. The flame effect will
stay on.
Press here to open Press here to closeOpen position
Fig.11
Power Switch

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Remote Control operation (Fig. 13)
To prevent accidental heating operation the “Power” button must be pressed and held
down whilst activating the “1000W” or “2000W” buttons.
For half heat setting (1kW) hold down “Power” and press “1000W” button.
For full heat setting (2kW) hold down “Power” and press “2000W” button.
To return to flame effect only, hold down the “Power” button and press the “Flame”
button. This will cancel heating leaving the light and flame flicker effect on.
Alternatively, to cancel heat operation at any time press the button
Minimum operating distance 1 metre from appliance
Maximum operating distance 5 metre from appliance
Maximum operating height 1 metre
If the remote control is not functioning, check the fire using the manual controls.
Replacement 1.5V AAA batteries are widely available. Used batteries should not be
disposed of with general waste, but should be returned to designated collection
points. Contact your retailer, council or local authority for further information.
Note: The flame effect can only be switched off by using the power switch (Fig.11)
or by disconnecting the appliance from the mains supply.
Flame (no heat)
1000W(1kW)
2000W(2kW)Power
Fig. 13
Fig.12
Indicator lamps
Buttons
Enable heat 1 kW & 2 kW heat settings

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Replacing the lamp
Disconnect the appliance from the mains!
Allow the appliance to cool.
Do not use lamps of a higher wattage.
Ensure replacement lamp is 230-240 Volts,
Small Edison Screw type fitting. (Max. 15W)
Ensure that the lamp holder is held securely
when removing or replacing the lamp.
Remove the coals/pebbles (D).
Remove the coal bed (C) by removing the two
securing brackets (Fig. 8).
Unscrew the used lamp (Fig. 14).
Re-fit in reverse order.
Thermal Cut-Out Operation
If the room heater fails to operate, the thermal protector may have operated and
reset the appliance to NO HEAT status. In this event, allow the appliance to cool,
investigate the reason, remove any item covering the heater or restricting airflow and
operate the controls again to restore operation. The lamp may go out briefly or may
stay on.
Cleaning and Servicing
For general cleaning, use a soft clean duster or a soft brush, a vacuum may be used
for the coals.
The decorative trims for this appliance have a protective coating. Remove from the
appliance before cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft cloth. NEVER USE
SCOURERS, ABRASIVES OR CHEMICAL CLEANERS.
Before commencing work, turn off appliance and remove plug from socket.
Servicing is only to be carried out by competent/qualified persons.
Replacement of supply cord should only be carried out by the manufacturer, its
service agent or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
Disposal of appliance
This appliance is constructed from materials which are fully RoHS compliant.
This appliance is marked in accordance with the European Directive 2002/96/EC on
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). At end of life this product should
be recycled and not disposed in household waste. Contact your retailer, council or
local authority for further information.
EEE producer registration no. WEE/GG0057TS
Fig.14
Anti clockwise
Clockwise

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Technical data
Standard
( Fig 15 )
Optional
Spacer Fitted
( Fig 16 )
Width at rear ( A ) 370mm 475mm
Overall width ( B ) 475mm 475mm
Overall height ( C ) 595mm 595mm
Height at rear ( D ) 540mm 595mm
Depth from fixing plane ( E ) 65mm N/A
Voltage 220-240~ 220-240~
Frequency 50Hz 50Hz
Fuse 13 Amp 13 Amp
Minimum heat output(low) 1000 Watts 1000 Watts
Maximum heat output(high) 2000 Watts 2000 Watts
Consumption of flicker unit 25 Watts 25 Watts
E
A
A
E
C
B
Fig.16Fig.15
D
D

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Spare parts list
Trim options and other spares items are available on request.
In the event that you may require service, spares or technical information, please
contact us at: -
PART DESCRIPTION CROSSLEE PART No. QTY
Magnet (manufacturer’s part no. N30H) 42561 4
Amber long life lamp, 7 Watts (E14) GA607OR 1
Coal pack 0104 078 02981 1
Remote Handset 0104 092 40291 1
Spacer Frame 0104 075 33464 1
CROSSLEE plc
Halifax
West Yorkshire
HX3 8DE
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