Solar fires and fireplaces Landscape 22 User guide

Solar Fires and Fireplaces, Alyn Works, Mostyn Road, Holywell, Flintshire, CH8 9DT

Tel 01745 561685 Fax 01745 560987

SOLAR 22" HOT BOX

LANDSCAPE 22

COAL\LOG EFFECT GAS FIRES

AND REMOTE CONTROL

NATURAL GAS AND LPG MODELS

INSTALLATION AND SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS

THESE INSTRUCTIONS SHOULD BE RETAINED BY THE USER FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE INSTALLED/SERVICED BY A COMPETENT PERSON

IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL THE REGULATIONS IN FORCE

THIS PRODUCT IS APPROVED TO THE EUROPEAN GAS APPLIANCE DIRECTIVE

This appliance is identified by the Serial Number. The Serial Number is found at the

top of the data plate to the right of the control knob. This serial number must be

quoted in all correspondence.

NB PRIOR TO INSTALLATION, ENSURE THAT THE LOCAL DISTRIBUTION

CONDITIONS (IDENTIFICATION OF THE TYPE OF GAS AND PRESSURE) AND THE

ADJUSTMENT OF THE APPLIANCE ARE COMPATIBLE.

The use of a fireguard conforming to BS 6539 is recommend when the appliance is

used in the presence of young children, the elderly or infirm.

The countries of destination are GB & IE.

SECTION ONE INSTALLATION

LIST OF COMPONENTS

1) Hot box with brass trim

2) 22" HOT BOX Burner Unit

3) Ceramic Pieces 12

4) Black Coals-17 large 7 triangular.

5) User/Installation Instructions

6) Guarantee Card

7) Fire front and Fret

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

1) APPLIANCE DATA

Gas Category I2H (Natural gas) I3P (Propane)

Gas Connection 8.0mm compression fitting 8.0mm compression

fitting

Heat Input 9.2 kW Gross 9.7 kW Gross

8.4 kW Net 8.8 kW Net

Dimensions w 555mm. d 260mm. h 495mm.

Appliance Inlet Pressure 20 +/- 1 mbar. 37 mbar

Injector Size 2.3 mm 1.5 mm

Weight 20.9 Kg gross

NB: THIS APPLIANCE IS FITTED WITH A SPILLAGE MONITORING DEVICE, WHICH WILL

OPERATE IF THE FLUE IS NOT CLEARING THE COMBUSTION PRODUCTS. THE FIRE

WILL GO OUT IF THIS OCCURS. IF THE FIRE GOES OUT SEE SECTION 5

"COMMISSIONING THE APPLIANCE" IN THESE INSTRUCTIONS. WAIT THREE MINUTES

BEFORE RE-LIGHTING. IF THE FIRE REPEATEDLY GOES OUT, CHECK THE PILOT

BURNER AND THERMOCOUPLE FOR CORRECT OPERATION. The spillage monitoring

shall not be put out of operation and shall not be adjusted by the installer.

When the spillage monitoring system, or any of its parts is exchanged only

the original manufacturers parts shall be used.

THIS DEVICE IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR AN INDEPENDENTLY MOUNTED CARBON

MONOXIDE DETECTOR.

2 GENERAL INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

2.1 The law demands that all gas appliances are installed and serviced by a qualified

installer in accordance with the current GAS SAFETY (INSTALLATION AND USE)

REGULATIONS OR RULES IN FORCE. The installation must comply with these

installation instructions and all relevant parts of Local and National Building

Regulations issued by the Department of the Environment and Local and National

Building Standards (Scotland Consolidation) Regulations issued by the Scottish

Development Department, as well as those relevant recommendations of the following

standards:

BS 5440: PARTS 1 & 2

BS 5871: PART 2

BS 6539

BS 6891

2.2) The Flue

The effective flue height must be 3 metres (10 feet) minimum and should have a

minimum internal diameter of 175mm (7 in), or a 225 x 225mm (9 x 9in) brick or

stone chimney. The flue described above must serve no other appliance.

Any flue damper should be permanently removed wherever practical. If impractical

the flue damper should be fixed permanently open. Ensure there is a minimum cross-

sectional area as described above.

The flue should be swept before the appliance is fitted except where the installation is

to new premises and there is no obvious obstruction from birds nests etc.

Any flue terminal should have outlets at least equivalent to twice its nominal flue area

and conform to those recommended in BS 715 and BS 1289. Siting of terminals is

given in BS 5440 Pt. 1.The use of a smoke pellet is recommended to check the flue

system and confirm there is a flue pull at the fire opening and no leakage into other

parts of the building. If so, do not install the fire and consult expert advice.

2.3 The Hearth

Non-combustible material at least 25mm (1 in) thick should form the base of any fire

opening, upon which the appliance is sited. The hearth should protrude a minimum of

300mm (1 foot) in front of the fire and be at least 760mm (30 in) wide positioned

symmetrically about the fire opening. If a surround is to be used this must have a

minimum temperature rating of at least 100 oC

2.4 Ventilation

There is a requirement for purpose-made ventilation into the room containing this

appliance. For installation in Ireland an airbrick must be installed in accordance with

the Rules in Force.

2.5 The Fireplace

1) The recess into which the 22" HOT BOX is to be fitted should conform to the

dimensions shown in Fig.1 and must be constructed of non-combustible materials. If

a chairbrick is already in position, this must be removed and the recess cleared to

permit the provision of a debris-collection space (minimum depth of 50mm) behind

the appliance. (See Fig 2)

Fig 1

Fig 2

2.6 Use of RCF articles in this appliance

This product uses fuel effect pieces containing Refractory Ceramic Fibre (RCF) which

are man made vitreous silicate fibres. Excessive exposure to these materials may

cause temporary irritation to eyes, skin and respiratory tract, consequently, it makes

sense to take care when handling these articles to ensure that the release of dust is

kept to a minimum.

2.7 Care should be taken to ensure soft

furnishings or decorations, such as

wallpaper, are not too near the appliance, as

they may become discoloured or scorched.

3) INSTALLING THE APPLIANCE

3.1. Check that the fire opening, flue and

chimney comply with the relevant Building

Regulations for England and Scotland.

3.2 Remove the ceramic components from

their packaging and check quantity and that

they are not damaged. Also remove

baseboard from the fire and the fibre burner

inserts situated in the cavity between the two burner outlet slots.

3.3 Remove the brass trim from the main casing, by lifting the trim up and pulling

forward. To use the tie-wire kit for installation, refer to Figure 3

The two eye- fixings need screwing to the fire opening using the wall plugs provided in

the area shown. Use a screwdriver to gently prize up the tie wire brackets on the lid of

the fire. Pass the open ends of the wires through the lugs on the top of fire box and

pull through to the fixed nipple. Put the

tie-wires through the eye-fixings and

through the two holes in the bottom

rear of the fire case. Apply the foam

seal to the inside of the flange to

ensure a perfect seal is maintained

around the fireplace opening. Position

the fire case into the opening, put the

two tensioning bolts onto the wires

together with the locking screws and

position into the two holes. Pull the

wires hand tight and tighten the

locking screws. Finally tension the two

bolts against the case to form a seal

against the fireplace opening. For

conventional fitting proceed go to

section 3.4 .

Fig 3

3.4 Place the main casing into the

prepared fire opening and mark out the

fixing holes to drill and plug the wall or

the marble (see Fig 4). Apply the

foam seal centrally to the inside of the

flange of the firebox by removing the

backing strip this will ensure a perfect seal is maintained around the fireplace opening.

The main casing must be fitted so it can be removed for routine servicing purposes

and must not be permanently by cementing in.

Fig 4

3.5 Isolate the gas supply by turning off at the meter. Fit a suitable means of isolation

to the gas supply to the fire.

3.6 Establish the route the gas supply will take. NB only rigid or semi-rigid pipe is

acceptable. There are four prepared positions for entry of the gas supply pipe to the

casing, two at the rear of the casing and one on either side. Provision may have to be

made to pass the gas supply pipe through the masonry of the fireplace. If so, factory

sleeved pipe with no breaks or joints must be used.

NB the use of 8mm-diameter supply pipe must not exceed 1 metre in length.

3.7 Connect the 8mm-supply pipe to the pressure test elbow using the nut and olive

provided. Protect the 8mm-supply pipe where it enters the firebox by use of the rubber

grommet provided.

3.8 Check for Gas Soundness by using a manometer. Remove the pressure test point

screw, connect the manometer to the pressure test point and turn on the gas supply at

the meter. Check that the system has pressurised and turn off the gas supply at the

meter. Watch the manometer, if the pressure falls the system is not gas tight. Locate

the leak and rectify. Repeat the soundness check and when satisfied remove the

manometer and replace the pressure test point screw.

4) ASSEMBLING THE CERAMICS AND LAYING THE COALS

4.1 Remove the ceramic components from their packaging and check contents and

that they are not damaged. Also remove base board from the fire, taking care not to

damage the long, thin fibre burner situated near the front and just behind the front

coal block. To ensure release of fibres from these RCF articles is kept to a minimum,

during installation and servicing, we recommend that you use HEPA filtered vacuum to

remove any dust accumulated in and around the fire, before and after working on the

fire. When replacing these articles we recommend that the replaced items are not

broken up, but are sealed within heavy duty polythene bags, clearly labelled as RCF

waste. This is not classified as "hazardous waste" and may be disposed of at a tipping

site licensed for disposal of industrial waste. Protective clothing is not required when

handling these articles, but we recommend you follow the normal hygiene rules of not

smoking, eating or drinking in the work area and always wash your hands before

eating or drinking. The minimum clearance from the edge of the fire to a combustible

surface at the side of the fire should be 150mm and if a shelf is installed above the

fireplace it should be no closer 150mm to the top of the fire.

If the left and right hand side cheeks need to be removed during installation ensure

that they are replaced correctly. NB Note that the side cheeks are cut to make a left or

right-hand cheek. This can be determined by the direction of cut on the angles of the

cheek and the left-hand cheek has a cut-out for the pilot. If the ceramic backboard

needs replacing, remove the plastic bag before installation.

4.2 Place the 3 base boards on top of the burner unit, behind the burner box. (SEE Fig

6 ).

4.3 Insert burner inserts into burner box channel as shown in Fig.6 and 7.

4.4 Place the left and right hand side cheeks to sides of fire.

NB Direction of cut angles at rear of cheek.

4.5 Insert the front coal blocks into the coal block support shelf.(SEE FIG 7)

4.6 Position 7 triangular coals to the rear top of the base boards. Ensure they are

equally spaced (See Figs 8 and 9)

4.7 Place 6 large coals along the front coal block support and resting on the ceramic

burner inserts. (See Figs 8 and 9)

4.8 Place 6 large coals on the rear edge of the front row of coals, resting on the

triangular coals (see Figs 8 and 9)

4.9 Remove any protective film from the trim. The brass trim is fitted to the casing

using the magnets provided. Place two magnets on either side of the fire opening

equally spaced and position the trim to cover the flange. Offer the trim to the flange

until the magnets hold the trim to the case. NB PRODUCT CARE LABEL ON TRIM

SHOULD BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE CUSTOMER.

LANDSCAPE 22 LOG LAYOUT

5) COMMISSIONING THE APPLIANCE

Check all sequences of the controls: -

5.1 Ensure the main gas supply is turned on.

5.2 Turn on the gas at the isolating gas cock.

5.3 Press in and turn the main burner control

knob anticlockwise, (whilst keeping it fully

depressed), until the indicator is opposite

PILOT & IGN (See Fig 11). Repeat this sequence as necessary until the pilot is seen

to light. (This is situated on the left-hand side of the burner tray.)

5.4 Keep the main burner control knob depressed for approx., 10 seconds then gently

release it ensuring the pilot flame stays alight.

5.5 If the pilot flame extinguishes, repeat the process, depressing the control knob for

a slightly longer period.

5.6 In the event of ignition failure the following method of lighting should be used:

Press in and turn the main burner control anti-clockwise until the indicator is opposite

PILOT/ IGN. Keep fully depressed. The pilot may now be lit using a match or taper.

Hold in for 10 seconds until the pilot is stabilised.

5.7 Push in the main burner control knob and turn anti-clockwise so that the indicator

is at the HIGH setting (large flame symbol). Leave the fire on the HIGH setting for

approximately 10 minutes, to enable it to reach the optimum condition more quickly.

Turn down to suit - between high (large flame symbol) and low (small flame symbol).

5.8 For Remote Control see Section 2 Users Instructions.

6.0 TURNING OFF THE APPLIANCE

To turn off temporarily, push in and turn the Main Burner control knob clockwise to the

IGN & PILOT position. In this position the pilot flame will stay lit with the fire ready for

immediate use. To turn the pilot flame off, push in and turn the Main Burner knob

control clockwise to the OFF position. (See Fig 11).

6.1) CHECKING THE INLET PRESSURE

With the fire off remove the pressure test point screw and connect a water manometer

to the pressure test point.

Re-light the fire as above and check the manometer this should read as stated in the

appliance data details, if the pressure is less than this investigate and remedy the

cause. Turn off the fire and remove the manometer and replace the pressure test point

screw.

7) CHECKING THE FLAME SAFETY DEVICE (FSD)

Check the flame safety device (FSD) by igniting the pilot burner as instructed in

Section 5.4-5.5. Leave burning for approximately 5 minutes then turn it off. Keep a

finger resting on the control knob and time the interval in seconds when you feel the

valve snap shut through the control knob. On average this is less than 30 seconds

when hot conditions apply. Turn on the pilot burner and immediately release the

control knob. With a match, try to light the pilot burner. Any gas leakage detected

indicates a faulty FSD.

8 CHECKING FOR SPILLAGE

8.1 Before briefing the customer on how to use the fire, a spillage test must be carried

out with the decorative fret in position. The following procedures must be followed:

8.2 Close all doors in the room or space containing the appliance. Open any doors to

adjoining rooms if there is an extractor fitted and proceed from 8.3 below.

8.3 Light the fire as instructed in section 5 –section 5.1 to 5.7).

8.4 After 5 minutes, light a smoke match and position it approximately 100mm down

from the top of the fire opening and 30mm into the fire opening from the front edge

(see Fig 12). Run the match across the full width of the fire opening. All smoke

should be drawn into the flue. If not,

the test should be repeated after a

further 10 minutes.

8.5 If the smoke is still not drawn

into the flue the appliance should be

disconnected. Further investigation is

required with specialist assistance.

9 BRIEFING THE USER

9.1 Demonstrate the full operation of

the appliance to the user, with particular

emphasis on the layout of the coals and

dual flame control if fitted. Explain how

the pilot is designed to shut off the fire

should spillage be present in the room.

9.2 Inform the customer that all

cleaning procedures should only be

carried out when the fire is cold and the gas is turned off at the control knob.

9.3 Advise on the importance of annual servicing of the appliance and checking of the

flue, to maintain a high standard of safety. Advise the user that if dissatisfied with the

performance, the controls and coal layout should not be tampered with, but expert

assistance called in via the Supplier or Installer.

9.4 Indicate the tie-on label that the user must remove and read.

9.5 Leave this instruction manual with the user, to be retained in a safe place for

future reference.

10 SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE

10.1. BEFORE SERVICING IS CARRIED OUT, ISOLATE THE APPLIANCE FROM THE GAS

SUPPLY. ALWAYS CHECK FOR GAS SOUNDNESS AND SPILLAGE AFTER RE-FITTING

THE APPLIANCE

10.2 With the fire turned OFF and allowed to cool remove the front and fret. Carefully

remove the coals and place on a dustsheet to prevent marks to the carpet.

10.3 Remove the front coal block. (See Figs 6 and 7). Any sooty deposits on the

coals may be removed using a soft dry brush. Examine coals and all ceramic parts for

signs of damage. Replace as necessary.

10.4 The “catchment area” behind the hot box casing must be inspected for any

accumulation of debris, by removing the casing as follows:-

a) Remove the brass trim by pulling forwards and away from the firebox ensuring

the magnetic strips stay in place on the fire case.

b) Disconnect the gas inlet supply from the inlet elbows.

c) Remove the four fixing screws retaining the casing to the fireplace opening, or

undoing the wires. Remove the casing and any debris from the catchment area.

d) The seal used to form a gasket attached to the flange needs to be inspected.

This can be reused if undamaged. A new one can be obtained from Eurotech

Fires. Refer to spare parts.

10.5 Refit the casing ensuring the seal is made good. Replace the four fixing screws

or tie-wires. Replace the brass trim

11. SERVICING THE BURNER

11.1 TO REMOVE THE BURNER ASSEMBLY FROM THE CASING,

Disconnect the gas supply at the inlet elbow.

11.2 Unscrew the retaining screw:-

a) Located centrally at the bottom of the control panel.

b) The burner tray can now be removed together with the ceramic backboard.

11.3 Check the two burner slots for any debris. Remove as necessary with a stiff

brush or thin blade.

11.4 CLEANING THE INJECTOR/BURNER VENTURI, from dust and lint etc. The

injector is situated at the rear of the burner tray. To inspect the injector and

burner venturi, remove the gas pipe from the FSD valve to the injector elbow.

Remove the four fixing screws retaining the top front panel to the chassis. The

chassis will now separate leaving access to the injector. Examine the injector

and the burner venturi (air holes) for dust and lint. Remove with a brush. Do

not use metal implements to clean the injector. Replace with a new one if in

doubt.

11.5 Assemble in reverse order.

12. INSEPCTION OF THE FLUE/CHIMNEY

The chimney must be inspected to determine the accumulation of any soot. Good

safety practice requires the flue to be swept annually to ensure it is in good condition

and free from obstruction.

13. RECOMMISSION THE FIRE

Refer to clauses 3.8 to 8.5 inclusively. Also clauses 6,7 and 8.

13 REPLACEMENT PARTS

13.1 GAS TAP AND FSD

Disconnect the gas pipes, unions, pilot tube and thermocouple connections from the

gas tap end. Pull off gas valve control knob and undo retaining nut at the front of the

valve. Disconnect the electrode lead from the pilot end and withdraw valve from

assembly. Replace in reverse order.

13.2 PIEZO IGNITOR

The piezo ignitor is an integral part of the gas control and cannot be replaced as a

separate unit. The whole gas control has to be replaced. Use manufacturers

replacement parts only.

13.3 ODS PILOT ASSEMBLY

The pilot assembly is a non-serviceable component. A replacement is available from

your stockist. ONLY A GENUINE REPLACEMENT MUST BE USED. NO ADJUSTMENT OR

ALTERATION MUST BE MADE TO THE PILOT ASSEMBLY. THE INSTALLER MUST, IN NO

WAY, OVER-RIDE THE PILOT SYSTEM.

14 REPLACING THE THERMOCOUPLE

The thermocouple is an integral part of the pilot assembly. Replace with a

manufacturers complete pilot burner assembly.

15. Connect a manometer to the pressure test point to verify correct inlet pressure as

stated in the appliance data details.

Always check for gas soundness on completion.

SPARE PARTS FOR 22" HOT BOX

Description Part Nos

NG LPG

ODS-pilot Assembly OP9039 OP9214

Control Valve (FSD) Type A V3-81 V3-85

Control Valve (FSD) Type B THER21512B THER21512A

Control Knob K1-20 K1-20

Main Injector J1-23 J1-15

Matrix GENMAT GENMAT

Fibre backboard GENBAC GENBAC

Burner inserts (3) GENINS GENINS

Side cheeks (2) CHEEKS CHEEKS

Front Coal Block (2) GGFB GGFB

Coal Pack A (17 large) COALLA COALLA

Coal Pack B (7 triangular) COALTR COALTR

Set of manuals (2) MANULT MANULT

Brass Trim GEMTRI GEMTRI

Sealing tape SEAL SEAL

WARNING: When the appliance is used in the presence of young children, the

elderly or infirm, a fireguard is recommended, which conforms to BS 6539

SECTION TWO USERS INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION

a) The installation of this product must be carried out by a Qualified Installer and in

accordance with the rules in force and requirements of the current GAS SAFETY

(INSTALLATION AND USE) REGULATIONS or RULES IN FORCE and the installation

instructions. This product uses fuel effect pieces containing Refractory Ceramic Fibre

(RCF) which are man made vitreous silicate fibres. Excessive exposure to these

materials may cause temporary irritation to eyes, skin and respiratory tract,

consequently, it makes sense to take care when handling these articles to ensure that

the release of dust is kept to a minimum.

The minimum clearance from the edge of the fire to a combustible surface at the side

of the fire should be 300mm and if a shelf is installed above the fireplace it should be

no closer 230mm to the top of the fire.

b) Your chimney must be swept prior to installation and checked annually to ensure

that there is no excessive build up of soot.

c) When new, the ceramic coals may produce a slight odour. This is normal and will

disappear after a few hours of use.

d) Never throw any foreign matter e.g. cigarette ends, onto the fire.

e) Never leave the house unattended with the fire lit for long periods.

f) As with any fire, certain parts will become hot during use. Care should be taken,

particularly with the fret and control knob.

g) We recommend the use of a fireguard conforming to BS 6539 be used when in the

presence of young children, the elderly or infirm.

h) Your appliance is fitted with a Spillage Monitoring Device for your safety. The

spillage monitoring system operates if the evacuation of combustion products is faulty.

If your appliance repeatedly goes out, it may indicate you have a problem. You must

consult a competent person i.e. a C.O.R.G.I. registered installer and advise your

supplier.

i) If an air brick/vent is fitted this must not be obstructed and must be inspected for

blockages.

j) Do not cover the hearth area with any combustible material e.g. carpets

k) Please keep these instructions in a safe place.

1) LIGHTING THE APPLIANCE

Check all sequences of the controls: -

1.1 Ensure the main gas supply is turned on.

1.2 (Also refer to section 6).

1.3 Press in and turn the main burner control knob anticlockwise, (whilst keeping it

fully depressed), until the indicator is opposite PILOT & IGN (See Fig 11). Repeat

this sequence as necessary until the pilot is seen to light. (This is situated on the left-

hand side of the burner tray.)

1.4 Keep the main

burner control knob

depressed for approx.,

10 seconds then gently

release it ensuring the

pilot flame stays alight.

1.5 If the pilot flame

extinguishes, repeat the

process, depressing the

control knob for a

slightly longer period.

1.6 In the event of

ignition failure the

following method of

lighting should be used:

Press in and turn the

main burner control

anti-clockwise until the

indicator is opposite

PILOT/ IGN. Keep fully

depressed. The pilot

may now be lit using a

match or taper. Hold in

for 10 seconds until the pilot is stabilised.

1.7 Push in the main burner control knob and turn anti-clockwise so that the indicator

is at the HIGH setting (large flame symbol). Leave the fire on the HIGH setting for

approximately 10 minutes, to enable it to reach the optimum condition more quickly.

Turn down to suit - between high (large flame symbol) and low (small flame symbol).

1.8 Note:- The gas control knob can be depressed and turned fully anti-clockwise to

the LOW position (small flame symbol)

1.10 TURNING OFF THE APPLIANCE FOR SHORT PERIODS

To turn off temporarily, push in and turn the Main Burner control knob clockwise to the

IGN & PILOT position. In this position the pilot flame will stay lit with the fire ready for

immediate use. To turn the pilot flame off, push in and turn the Main Burner knob

control clockwise to the OFF position.

WARNING: After turning off, or if the pilot and appliance should go out for any other

reason, wait for three minutes before attempting to re-light. Follow the

instructions for "Lighting the Appliance"

2) REMOTE CONTROL

2.1 Remote Control

In the interests of safety and for protection against accidental ignition, the remote control handset

has two-button functional operation for high and low. The off function is single press. There are two

types of remote control systems.

Remote Control Type 'A' -Fully automatic

To Switch Fire On

Point the transmitter towards the fire.

Press the two round buttons on the left of the transmitter, once, at the same time.

A clicking sound will be heard and the pilot will establish. Once the pilot is lit the fire will

automatically light on low.

To Switch the Fire Between High and Low

Press the top button on the right of the transmitter once the fire will go to high. Press the bottom

button on the right of the transmitter once the fire will go to low.

To Switch the Fire to Standby Using Remote Control

Press the lower round button on the left hand side of the transmitter and the fire will go to standby,

the fire will go out but he pilot will remain alight. Standby should be used if the fire is going to be

used in a relatively short time i.e. during the evening. To bring the fire out of standby mode press

either button on the right hand side of the handset.

To Turn off the Fire

To turn the fire off completely press the

top button on the left hand side of the

transmitter the fire will extinguish

completely. It is recommended that the

fire be turned off completely if being left

for long periods e.g. overnight. To relight

the fire see 'to switch fire on' above

Remote Control Type 'B' - Standing

Pilot

Press in and turn the Main Burner Control

tap, whilst keeping the control knob fully

depressed anti-clockwise until the

indicator is opposite IGN & PILOT. (See

Fig 11). During this sequence the piezo

will light the pilot. Check that the pilot has

situated at the burner block level on the

left-hand side has lit.

When using the remote control to operate the fire, ensure that the main gas control is set to the

HIGH (large flame position) for maximum efficiency.

To Switch Fire On.

Point the handset towards the fire. Press the two buttons simultaneously, the fire should cross light

smoothly.

To Switch the Fire Between High and Low

Point the handset towards the fire Press the lower button once. The fire will go to low if on high or

high if on low.

To Switch the Fire to Standby Using Remote Control

Point the handset towards the fire. Press the top button once, the fire should now extinguish, with

the pilot remaining lit for future use.

3. CLEANING YOUR GAS COAL EFFECT FIRE

3.1 ALWAYS ENSURE THE FIRE IS COLD BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY CLEANING.

3.2 The brass trim supplied with your fire is lacquered and must not be cleaned with

an abrasive cleaner. Use only a soft clean cloth.

3.3 Do not use any solvents on any painted surface of your fire.

3.4 The minimum clearance from the edge of the fire to a combustible surface at the

side of the fire should be 150mm and if a shelf is installed above the fireplace it should

be no closer 150mm to the top of the fire.

3.5 Should any soot accumulation become excessive, the fuel effect pieces should be

removed from the fire for cleaning. Cleaning should be carried out in a well-ventilated

area or in the open air, by gently brushing with the pieces held away from your face so

that you avoid inhaling the dust. We do not recommend the use of a normal domestic

vacuum cleaner, which may blow dust back into the air.

3.6 It is recommended that the appliance be serviced annually by a competent person

when any debris from the chimney and any soot formed should be removed in

accordance with good RCF handling procedures.

3.7. RELAYING YOUR GAS COAL EFFECT FIRE.

Only use the 17 large and 7 triangular coals supplied with your fire. Do not increase or

decrease this number of coals. If any of the coals become dislodged, it is important

they are replaced in the same manner in which they were installed.