Valor 502CN User manual

9 aIor
Direct
Vent
Wall
Furnace
MODEL
502CN
For
use
with Natural
Gas
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LEAVE
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R
APPROVE
VALOR HEATING
ERDINGTON,
BRMNGHAM
824
9QP
ENGLAND
Distnbuted
by
HSINDUSTRiES
LTD
829
Third
Street
West
NORTH VANCOUVER BC.
V7P3K7
Phone (6O4 9843496
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR YOUR SAFETY
Do not store or
use
gasoline
or other
flammable
vapors
and liquids
in the vicinity of
this
or
any other appliance.
FOR
YOUR SAFETY
If you smell
gas:
1. Open
windows.
4.
Immediately call
your gas
2.
Don’t
touch
electrical
supplier.
switches.
3.
Extinguish
any
open flame.
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1,
INSTALLATION
1.1
GENERAL
This fireplace
is
certified
bythe Canadian
Gas Association
for installation
on
an
outside
wall
and
for
use
with
Natural
Gas.
The installation
must
conform with
local
codes.
In
the
absence
of
local
codes,
the
installation
must
conform
with
the
current CAN-lB
149.1
installation
code.
Only
qualified
personn
iould
install
the
appliance.
1.2
SUPPLY
GAS
This
fireplace
must
only be
used
with
Natural Gas
having a
pressure
at
the
appliance
inlet
between
a
maximum
of
8in.
W.C.
and a
minimum
of
5in.
W.C,
1.3
LOCATION
The
fireplace must
be located
on an
outside
wall.
1.3.1
THE WALL
The
vent
reach
from
the
outside
surface
of
the
wall to
the back
of
the
fireplace
must
be
between
4”
minimum
and 16”
maximum.
The
vent
clearance
hole
in
the
wall
is
7/8”
diameter.
1.3.2 OUTSIDE
THE
WALL
This
fireplace
is
designed
to
operate when
an
undisturbed
air
flow
hits
the
outside
vent terminal
from
any
direction.
Minimal
clearances
to
external
obstruct
ions
which
could
disrupt
the
air
flow
are shown
in
fig. 1.
In
addition
the
vent
outlet should
not terminate
within
3
feet
of
a
building opening
or
the
combustion
air
inlet
of
another
appliance.
This
clearance
may
be
reduced
to 9
inches
with
the
approval
of
the
authority
having
jurisdiction.
The
vent
outlet
should
not terminate
within
6
feet
of a
mechanical
air
supply
to
a
building.
The
vent
outlet
should
be
positioned
where
it
will
not be
covered
by
any snowdrifts.
If
the
outside ventterminal
isto
be
located
where
it
will be
accessible
to
any
person,
we
recommend
that
a
guard
is
fitted
over
the
terminal
to
prevent damage
to
the
vent
and
to
prevent
it
being
touched.
The
terminal
gets
very
hot
in
use
and
could
cause
burns.
A suitable
optional
guard
is
available
from
your
supplier
-
ask
for guard
part
#
235.
1.3.3
INSIDE
THE
WALL
A
fireplace
cavity
maintaining
the
dimensions
shown
in
fig.
2
is
required.
As
the
unit installs
after
the
wall
finish
is
applied,
the
depth
must
always
be measured
from
a
finished
surface.
Minimum
clearances
to
combustible materials
inside
the
room
must
be
no
less
than
those
shown
in
fig.
3.
Combustible
materials
within
the
framing
(such
as insulation
etc.>
must
not
be
closer
to
the outside
surfaces
of
the
fireplace
metal
case
than
the points
of
the “V”
shaped
spacing
strips
on
the sides
and
back
of
the
case.
Apart
from
this requirement,
no clearances
to
combustible
materials
inside
the
framing are
required.
1.4
GAS
FEED
LINE
The fireplace
case
contains
3
alternative
gas
line access
panels
-
two
panels
in
the
case
back
and one
in
the right
side.
The
position
of
the openings
is shown
in
fig.
3.
The
gas
feed
line
should
be extended
so
that
connection
to
the
appliance
can
be
through
one of
these
panel
openings.
The
gas
connection
point
to
the
appliance
firebox
is
at
the right
side.
It
will
therefore
be
preferable
if
the
feed
line can
enter
the
fireplace
case
through the
right
side
access
panel.
See
section
1
.1
2
for gas
supply
connection
details.
12
min
24’
mn
vertical
view
N
FIG.
1
MINIMUM OUTSIDE CLEARANCES
1

28”
from finished
hearth
level.
(Installed
unit
covers 28% Mm
29’/”
Max)
CENTER LINE
OF
FIREPLACE
Lç
f
GAS
UNE
ACCESS
OPENINGS
FIG. 2
FRAMING
36”
Mm.
4’’ 11
!‘ 1 1
‘/2’
4”
2’’,’’
FINISHED
HEARTH LEVEL
SACK
OF
FiREPLACE
FIG. 3
CLEARANCES
TO COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS
&
GAS LINE AREAS
12”
2

1.5
FIREPLACE
PACK
CONTENTS
The pack
contains:
1 Fireplace
unit (Comprising
of the
outer
case
complete
with
assembled
firebox
unit
and
front facia
unit).
1
Top
front grille.
1
Facia
strip for
bottom front.
1
Thin
Sealing
ring for
vent
to case
sealing.
1
Thick
Sealing
ring for vent
to case
sealing.
1
Thick
Sealing ring
for vent
to outside
wall
plates sealing.
5 Ceramic
logs in
styrofoam
pack.
2
Ceramic
side cheeks.
1
Air
intake
&
vent
tube unit.
3
Vent
tube locating
plates.
1
Outer vent
shield
tube.
1 Bag
containing
fixing
screws
&
plugs.
1.5.1
REMOVE
THE
FRONT
FACIA
(SEE
FIG. 4)
Remove
the
front facia
by
withdrawing
the
two
screws
situated
near the
bottom
corners
of the
facia. Lift
the facia
forward
to clear the
control
knob
and
expose the
rear of
the
piezo
ignitor unit.
Detach
the leads
from
the
body of the
piezo ignitor
unit
then
lift the facia
completely
clear
and
store in
a safe
place.
The vent
unit,
ceramic
parts
and
most
other loose
items
will be
found
inside the
fireplace
outer
case.
Check
that all
the
contents
listed
are
in the
pack
and
are
undamaged.
1.5,2
REMOVE
THE
(SEE
FIG. 5)
(a)
Remove
the
3
screws
holding
each side
pillar.
(b)
Lift
up
the
top cross
unit
to
free
the side
pillars.
To
prevent
them
falling
out and
getting
lost,
remove the
2top
support brackets
located in
the
slots in
the side
pillars.
Put
the
pillars and
support
brackets
in
a
safe
place.
1.6
PREPARING
THE
VENT HOLE
IN
WALL
Before
cutting
the vent
hole in the
wall,
make
sure
that the finished
hearth
level
is established.
Once the
vent
hole
is
cut
in
the
wall,
it
will not
be
possible
to alter
the
position
of the heater
without
re
cutting
the
wall.
(a)
Place dust
sheets
on
the
floor.
(b)
Mark the
position
of
the
center
of the
vent
on
the
wall
(see fig.
6).
Top
Support
Bracket
___J
3
Screws each
side
FIG. 5 SIDE
PILLAR
REMOVAL
SIDE
PILLARS
7/’
dia,
FIG. 4 FACIA
REMOVAL
212
FINISHED HEARTH
.4
/
/
///
/
//
/7
FIG.
6 VENT HOLE CENTER
////
3

(c)
Cut
73 /a”
dia. hole through
the wall
making
sure
that
it is
straight and
level.
1.7 PREPARE
THE
VENT UNIT
(See
fig.
7)
(a> Measure the
total
wall depth from
finished interior
to
finished exterior
surfaces.
(b) Mark
the vent unit at
a
length equal
to
the
total wall depth plus 5in.
measured from the outside
end of
the vent
cap.
(C> Insert the styrofoam support and cut
off the vent
tubes
squarely at this
marked position.
IMPORTANT: MAKE SURE
THAT ALL
STYROFOAM IS
REMOVED
FROM THE
VENT UNIT AFTER CUTTING.
1.8 FIT THE VENT
UNIT
(a)
Insert the
cut
end of the vent unit
through
the hole
in the rear of the
case. Make sure that the seam
on
the outer
vent
tube is not at the
bottom. Push the
vent unit
on to the
two collars
at
back of the firebox.
IMPORTANT WARNING:
MAKE
SURE THAT
THE VENT
UNIT
IS
FULLY
PUSHED
HOME ONTO BOTH
COLLARS.
FAILURE TO SECURELY
INSTALL THE
VENT COULD RESULT
IN A HAZARD TO
THE USER.
(b)
A
#6
x
/“
thread tapping
screw is
supplied
to
help secure the vent
unit
to
the fireplace outlet. Insert
a
/32”
drill through the
hole
in the vent
securing bracket
(situated above
the
outer collar
(see
fig.
8).
Drill into
the vent outer tube and
secure
with
the screw.
(c) Fit one
thin and
one thick soft
ceramic sealing ring
over the vent
unit, The thin ring
must be on the
inside
and the thick ring
outside -
see figs 7
&
9. Push the seals
up to
the back of the firebox.
(d) Fit one of the vent
tube locating
plates over
the vent
unit.
Push the
plate
uptotheoutercase. Make sure
that the ceramic
seals are located in
the well in
the plate and
up to
the
firebox
back and that they are not
trapped
between
the
locating plate
and the outer case.
(e)
Secure the locating plate
to
the back
of the
outer
case
using the seven
#
8
thread tapping screws provided
(see
fig.
9).
1.9 INSTALL
THE
FIREPLACE
(a) Position the fireplace
(with vent
attached) into the
framed enclosure.
Push the fireplace
right up to
the
wall with the
vent projecting
through the wall.
Make sure that the
dished ring
on the
vent locating
plate
at
the back
of the fireplace is
fully centralized
with the vent
hole
in the wall.
Wall
IL;9i
Thick
_____________________________
sealing
f
ring
1 —
NJ
=1=
__
Thin
seahng
,,,,..—‘ Vent
ring
Unit
Wall depth
+ 5”
FIG. 7 VENT UNIT
INSTALLATION
eahng
ring
FIG. 9
VENT LOCATION
TO CASE
fit
#
6
screw
FIG.
8VENT
SECURING
4

(b)
Fix
the
fireplace
to
the
framing
enclosure
using two
of
the
wood
screws
supplied
through
each
side
flange
of
the
metal
case
(see
fig.
10).
(c)
Replace
the
two
side pillars
by
lifting
up
the
top
cross
unit
and
inserting
the
side
pillars.
Fix
the
pillars to
the
fireplace
case
with
the
three
screws
each
side previously
removed.
Re
locate
a top
support
bracket
in
one
of
the
slots
in
each
side
pillar.
There
are four
slots
in
each
pillar
giving
a
choice
of
height
for
the
top
unit.
Make
sure
that
the
top
cross
unit
is
properly
located
over the
side
pillars
and
rests
on
the
support
brackets
(see
fig.
11).
1.10
PREPARE
THE
OUTER
VENT
SHIELD
TUBE
(a)
The
outer
vent
shield
tube
is
supplied
coiled
round
the
vent
unit.
Flatten
it
and
cut
at
a
length
of
wall
depth
plus
1 / 2 1n.
Make
sure
that
the
cutting
line
is
at
least
1 inch
away
from
the
nearest
bolt
hole
(see
fig.
12).
(b)
Form
the
shield
into
a
tube
with
the
holes
aligned.
Fasten
using the
10
bolts
and
nuts
provided,
with
the
bolt
heads
outside.
(c)
Insert
the
shield tube
into
the
wall
from
the
outside
wall.
Push
the tube
firmly
in
so
that
it locates
fully
over
the
dished
ring
of
the
vent
location
plate
on
the
fireplace
back.
Trim
the
tube
if necessary
(see
fig.
1
3).
1.11
FIT
OUTSIDE
VENT
LOCATION
PLATES
(a)
Fit
a
wall
plate
over
the outside
wall
end
of the vent
unit
with
the
dished
projection
to
the
inside.
Push
the
pJate
up
to
the
wall so
that
the
dished
projection
locates
inside
the
outer
vent
shield tube.
Mark
the
location
plate
fixing
holes
on
the
wall.
Remove
the
plate.
(b)
Drill
the
fixing
holes
in
the
wall
and
insert
wall
plugs
if
necessary.
FIG.
10
FIREPLACE
FIXINGS
FIG.
11
SIDE
PILLAR
AND
TOP
UNIT
REPLACEMENT
o
o
Cutting Line
-—
—
o
0
Wall
Depth
o
0
/4
Mm
Clear
1’
(a>
If
cutting
line
distance
from
tube
edge
is
at
least
1
from
bolt
hole.
FIG.
12
OUTER
VENT
SHIELD
TUBE
Cut
Both
Edges to Maintain
1
Clearance
From Bolt Holes
(b>
If
cutting
line
distance from
tube
edge
is less
than
1’ from
bolt
hole.
5

(c)
Replace
the
location
plate
making
sure
that
it
sits
firmly
inside
the
outer
shield
tube.
(d) Fit
a thick
sealing
ring over
the
vent
unit
and push
in
to
the
location
plate.
(e) Fit
the remaining
vent
location
plate
over
the
vent unit
with
the
dished
projection
to
the
outside.
Line up
the
screw
holes and
start
the
fixing
screws.
Apply
a
clear
silicone
rubber
sealant
under
the
edges
of
the
wall
plate and
tighten
the
screws.
Apply
a
bead
of
silicone
sealant
around
the
vent
tube
where
it
exits
the
wall
plate
(see
fig. 14).
1.12
CONNECT
THE GAS
SUPPLY
The
gas
connection
point
on
the
appliance
is
at
the
right
side
of
the
firebox
inside
the
outer
case.
The
connection
is
/8”
N.P.T.
We
recommend
using
only
new
black iron
or
steel
pipes.
Copper
tubing
may
be
acceptable
- Check
local
codes.
The
gas
supply
line
must be
sized
and
so
installed
to
provide
a
supply
of
gas
sufficient
to
meet
the
maximum
demand
of
the
fireplace
without undue
loss
of
pressure.
Sealants
used
must
be
resistant
to
the
action
of
all gas
constituents
including
liquified
petroleum
gas.
Sealants
should
be
applied
lightly
to
male
threads
to
ensure
excess
sealant
does
not
enter the
gas
lines.
The
supply
system
should
include
an
accessible manual
shut
off
valve
and
union
in
the
line so
that
the fireplace
can
be
disconnected
for servicing. Unions
in
the
gas
line
should
be
of
ground
joint
type.
A
plugged
¼”
N.P.T.
tapping
must
be
installed
in
the
line. The
tapping
should
be
accessible
for
test
gauge
connections
upstream
of
the gas
supply
connection
to
the furnace.
The
fireplace
is
designed
for
the supply
feed
line to
enter
the
appliance
through
one
of
the
two
access
openings
in
the
back
of
the
outer
case.
These
openings
are covered
by metal
plates.
Remove
the
cover
plate
from
the
chosen
access
opening
by
unfastening
the
fixing
screws.
Cut
out sufficient
of
the
cover
plate
to
allow
the
feed
line
to pass
through
it.
Do
not cut
away
more
than
is
necessary.
Refit
the cover
plate
after
cutting
in
order
that
heat losses
through
the
back
of
the
fireplace
are
minimised.
All
gas
piping
and connections
must
be
tested
for leaks
after
installation
or
servicing.
All leaks
must
be
corrected
immediately.
When
testing
for leaks:
(a) Make
sure
that
the
fireplace
control
is
OFF
(The
knob
“OFF”
marking
should
be
at
the
top).
(b)
Open
the manual
shut
off
valve.
(c)
Test
for leaks
by
applying
a
liquid
detergent
to
all
joints.
Bubbles
forming
indicate
a
gas
leak.
NEVER
USE
AN OPEN
FLAMETO
CHECK
FOR
LEAKS.
(d)
Correct
any leak
detected
immediately.
1.13
CHECK
PILOT
IGNITION
1.13.1
REMOVE
WINDOW
UNIT
Remove
the
firebox
window
unit
by
unscrewing the
twelve
wing
nuts. Put
the
window
and
nuts in
a
safe
place.
Remove
the
cardboard
packing
which
holds
the
ceramic
log
Outer
vent
shield tube
N
Location
Li
plate
/
FIG.
13
OUTER
SHIELD TUBE
LOCATION
Sealing
Outer
Vent
Shield
Tube
g
Wall Plate
==
I
Sealant
Wall
Plate
\
FIG.
14
VENT
OUTSIDE
WALL
FIXING
6

support
bed
in
position
during
transit.
Check
that
the
support bed
is
correctly
located
with
its
front
edge
under
the
front
lip
of the
firebox.
1.13.2
CONNECT
THE
PIEZO
IGNITOR
UNIT
Bring
the facia
unit
close
to the
fireplace so that
the
piezo
ignitor
unit
wires
can
be
connected
for
testing
before
fully
fitting
the
facia.
Connect
the
wires
as
shown
in
fig.
15.
1.13.3
CHECK PILOT IGNITION
Pilot
ignition is initiated by a
piezo-electric spark
produced
by
depressing the
ignitor push
button
on
the facia.
To
ignite
the
pilot
gas:
(a>
Push
in
the control knob
and
turn counter-clockwise
until
the
1/IGN
marking
is
at
the
top
(This
will
be
by
the
bright
stud
on
the
facia
when
the
facia
is installed).
(b)
Hold
the
knob
in
for
a
few
seconds
to
allow
gas
to flow
to
the
pilot.
0.14”
(3.5mm)
FIG. 16
ELECTRODE
GAP
(c)
While
still
holding
in the
control
knob,
depress
the
ignitor
button
several
times
until
the
pilot
lights.
If
the
pilot
does
not
ignite
(after
ensuring that
all
air
has
been purged
from
the
gas
lines),
check
that
the
electrode
gap
is
set
as
shown
in
fig.
16.
(d)
Hold
the
control knob
in for
a
further 10
seconds to
prevent the
flame failure
detector
from
shutting off the
gas
while
its
thermocouple
probe
is warming
up. The
pilot
should
then
remain lit.
(e)
Check
the
pilot
flame
- See
figs
1 7a
&
1 7b.
(f)
Turn
off
by
pushing
in the
knob
slightly
and
turning
clockwise
until
the
“OFF”
marking
is at
the
top.
1,14
ASSEMBLE
THE
CERAMIC SIDE
CHEEKS
Unwrap
the
ceramic
side
cheeks
and
place
in
position.
The
cheeks
are
left and
right
handed
(see
fig.
18).
FIG. 15
PIEZO IGNITOR CONNECTON
FL
n
FIG.
1 7a CORRECT
PILOT
FLAME
FIG, 17b
WRONG
PILOT
FLAME
7

Recess
B
Recess
D
Recess
G
1.15
ASSEMBLE
THE
CERAMIC
LOGS
In
order
to
obtain
the
correct
performance,
the
logs
must
be
positioned
as
described
in
these
instructions.
A poor
flame
pattern
will
result
if
the
logs
are
positioned
other than
as
described
below.
Take
care
to
duplicate
the
positioning
as
shown
in each illustration.
Each
log
has
a
number
stamped
on
it
which
corresponds
with
the
number
referred
to
in these
instructions.
When
in
position
the numbers
on these
logs face
down.
Refer
to
figures
19,
20
&
21.
(a)
Place
Log
#
1
at
the
left
side
of
the
log
support
bed.
Locate
the
hole
at
the
front
edge
of
the
log on
to
tab
“A”
on the
front
log
support
rail and
locate
the
projection
underneath
the
log
into
recess
“B”
in
the
ceramic
support
bed.
(b) Place
Log
4
2
to
the
right
side
of
Log
4
1 and locate
the
hole
at
its
front
edge
onto
tab
“C”
on the
front
support
rail.
Locate
the
rear
of
the
log
into
recess
“D”
in the
support
bed.
(c)
Place
Log
4
3
at
the
right
side
of
the
support
bed.
Locate
the
hole
at the
front
edge
onto
tab
“E”
of the
front
support
rail,
Locate
the
underside
of
the log
onto
the
recess
“G”
in
the
support
bed.
The
Logs
should
now
be
as shown
in fig.
19.
(d)
Place
Log
#4
between
Logs
4
2
&
4 3.
Locate
the
groove
(situated
under
the
front
edge
of
the log>
onto
tab
“F”
on
the
front
support
rail.
Locate
projection
“H”
(situated
under
the
rear
of
the
log)
into
the
hole
in
Log
4
3
(see
fig.
20).
(e)
Place
Log
4
5
between
Logs
4
1
&
4
2
so that
hole
“N”
(underneath
the
left
branch
of Log
5)
locates
over
the
projection “0”
in
the
middleof
Log
#1.
Locate
the depression
‘‘Lj’
(underneath the
long
branch
of
Log
#
5)
onto
the
projection
“M”
at
the
top
left side
of
Log
4
2.
Place
the
bottom right
end
“J”
of
Log
4
5
onto
the
lower
left
side
of Log
4
2
(position
“K”)
(see
fig.
21).
The
completed
log
assembly should
be
as
shown
in
fig.
22.
(f)
Replace
the
window
unit
and
re-fit
and
tighten
the
1 2
wing
nuts.
Tab
A
FIG.
18 LOG
SUPPORT
BED
&
SIDE
CHEEKS
TabC TabF TabE
FIG
19
LOGS
41,
42
&
#3
LOCATION
Tab
F
FIG.
20
LOG
44
LOCATION
8

1.16
CHECK CONTROL
OPERATION
&
FLAMES
Relight
the
pilot
as described
above.
When
the
pilot
is
correctly burning,
push
the
control
knob
in
slightly
and
check
each
control position
by
turning
progressively
counter-clockwise
until
the
marking
on
the
knob
for
the
position
to be
checked
is
at
the
top.
Check
that
the
burners
are
as
in
the
table
below and
that
the
appearance
of the
flames
is
correct
-
See
figs
23
&
24.
Turn
off by
pushing
in
the
knob
slightly
and
turning
clockwise
until
the
“OFF”
marking
is
at
the
top.
Control
Main
Decorative
Position
Burner Burner
1/IGN
Off
Off
(Pilot
ig
n
it i
on
position)
2
Low Off
(Center
area
only_on>
3
Low
Center
area
(Center
area
only
on
only
on)
4
High
All
areas
(All
areas
on
on)
FIG.
23a
CORRECT
DECORATIVE
FLAME
FIG. 21
LOG
5
LOCATION
FIG.
22
COMPLETED
LOG
ASSEMBLY
FIG.
23b WRONG DECORATIVE FLAME
9

1.17 CHECK
THE
SYSTEM
PRESSURE
Maximum
heat input
is
19,000
Btu/h.
The
fireplace
is
pre-set
to
give
the
correct
heat
input
with
natural
gas.
For
input
adjustment,
the
gas
supply
pressure
to
the
fireplace
inlet
must
be
a
minimum
of
5”
w.c.
The
maximum
inlet gas
supply
pressure
is
8”
w.c.
The
burner
manifold
pressure
is
controlled
by
a
built-in
regulator.
The
manifold
pressure
must
be
4”
w.c.
and
should
be
checked
at
the
pressure
test
point
which
is
located
immediately
downstream
of
the
regulator.
The
pressure
check
should
be
made
with
the
appliance
burning and
the
control set
at
position
4.
1.18
DECORATIVE
FLAME
ADJUSTMENT
The
decorative
flame
burner
may
need
adjusting
to
suit
the
local
supply
gas.
To
adjust:
(a)
Remove
the
six
wing
nuts
from
the
burner
box
front
panel
(see
fig.
25).
(b) Remove
the
cover
plate
and
seal.
Be
careful
not
to
damage the
seal.
(c) Light
the appliance
and
turn
to
control
setting
# 4.
(d)
Slide
the
aeration
sleeve
on
the
decorative
flame
burner
either
way
to
give
the
correct flame
pattern
(see
fig.
26).
There
should
be
no
appreciable
deposits
of
carbon
on
the
logs.
(e)
Replace
the
seal,
cover
plate and
wing
nuts
and
tighten
securely.
1.19
FIT
FACIA,
FRONT
STRIP
&
GRILLE
(a)
Replace
the
facia
in
the
fireplace
case
checking
that
the
ignitor
wires
do
not
get
trapped.
Re-fit
and
tighten
the
two
screws
at
the
bottom
corners
of
the
facia.
(b)
Locate
the
bottom
front
facia
strip
over
the two
location
brackets
as
shown
in
fig. 27.
FIG.
24
MAIN BURNER
FLAME
FIG.
26
AERATION
ADJUSTMENT
Burner Cover
FIG.
25
BURNER
COVER
REMOVAL
Gasket
FIG 27
FRONT
RACA
STRIP
LOCATION
10

(c)
Place
the
top
grille
in
position
at
the
top
of
the
facia. The
projecting end
of
the
strip midway
along
the
grille
must
be
at
the
top
of
the
grille
and
point
into
the
fireplace
case.
The
bottom
of
the
grille
should
rest
in the
“V”
channel
at
the
top
of the
facia.
The
sides
of
the
grille
should
rest
against the
stop
brackets
fixed
to the
inside
of
the
case
sides
(see
fig.
28).
1.20
MAKE FINAL
CHECK
Re-check
the
ignition and
operation
at
all
control
settings.
Instruct
the
owner
mentioning
the
following
points:
(a)
How
to
operate
the
fireplace
mentioning
that
the
control
knob
must
be
pushed
in
before
turning
counter-clockwise
and
that
the
knob
must
be
turned to
1/IGN
and
the
ignitor
button
pushed
in
to
light.
(b)
Warn
that
if
the
ceramic
window
is
damaged
the fireplace
must
be
turned off
immediately
and
not
used
until
the
window
is
replaced.
(c)
If necessary,
the
facia
and
window
may
be
removed
to
re-set the
logs
when
the fireplace
is
shut
off
and
cold
but
must be
replaced
securely
before
operating
the
fireplace.
(d)
The
fireplace
may
smell
sfightlyfor
a
short
time
due
to
being new.
This
will
soon
disappear.
(e)
It
is recommended
that
the
fireplace
has
a
service
check at
least
once
a
year.
(f)
Point
out
the
location
of
the
supply
pipe
shut
off
valve and
its
operation.
(g)
Hand
over
the
instruction
booklets
to
the
owner.
2.
SERVICING
2.1
GENERAL
(a)
Repair
and
replacement
work
should
only
be
done
by
a
qualified
service
person.
(b)
Always
shut
off
the
gas
supply
and
make sure
that the fireplace
is cool
before
commencing
any
servicing
operation.
(c)
Always
check
for
leaks
after
servicing.
(d)
Always
check
that
the
fireplace
area
is
clear
and
free
from
combustible
materials,
gasoline
and
other
flammable vapors
and
liquids.
2.2
PERIODIC
CHECKS
(a)
Examine
the
vent
system
periodically.
Check
that
the
tubes
and
cap
on
the
outside
wall
are
not
obstructed.
(b)
Check
the
flame
patterns
periodically
-
See
illustrations
in
installation section.
FIG.
28
TOP
GRILLE
LOCATION
11