Valor 736TN User manual

CAUTION
Duetohightemperatures, theapplianceshould Keep area infront of bottom grill clear to pre-
,. belocatedoutoftraffic andawayfromfurniture vent obstruction of air flow to appliance for
and draperies. combustion.
Children and adults should be alerted to the
hazardsofhighsurfacetemperaturesandshould
stay away to avoid burns or clothing ignition.
Young children shouldbecarefully supervised
when they are in the same room as the appli-
ance.
Clothing or other flammable material should
not be placedon or nearthe appliance.
The glass andfront frame must beput back in
place prior to operating the appliance if they
have been removedfor servicing or cleaning.
Thisapplianceshouldbeinstalledandrepaired
by a qualified service person.
The appliance should beinspected before use
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Serson. More frequent cleaning may be re-
quired due to excessive lint from carpeting,
bedding material, etc.
It isimperative that con-
trol compartments, burnersand circulating air
passageways of the appliance be kept
clean.
Keep curtains, clothing, furniture and other
flammable materials at least 36ins. (900mm)
from the front andtop of the appliance.
Keeptheapplianceareawellclearandfreefrom
combustiblematerials,gasolineandotherflam-
mable vapors and liquids.
Neverattempttoburnpaperoranyothermaterial
inthe appliance.
This appliancerequires asource offresh air in
order to vent properly. The venting system
should be checked periodically.
Recenttrends in home improvement and new
tighter construction techniques have contrib-
uted to problems with venting.
If you suspect
that your appliance isnot venting properly, do
not operate and seek expert advice.
Do not usethis appliance ifany part has been
underwater. linmediately call a qualified serv-
ice technician to inspect the appliance and to
replaceany part of the control system andany
gas control which has been underwater.
NOTE
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If any changesare madetothe roomconstruc-
tion in the vicinity of the appliance
after installation (e.g. additional mantle etc.),
make sure that such chahges conform to the
installation requirements inthis manual.
Whenequippedwiththeoptionalcirculatingfan
kit (Part #710CFK) or power vent kit (Part
#720PVC), the appliance must be installedand
electrically grounded inaccordance with local
codesor, intheabsenceoflocalcodes, withthe
latest edition of the Canadian Electrical
Code, CSA C22-1.
This heater must be properly connected to a
venting system. Operation of this
heater when not connected to a properly
installed and maintained venting system can
result in carbon monoxide
(CO) poisoning
and possible death.
On first lighting your new appliance there may be a slight odor and the appearance of a slight amount of vapor. This
isnormal with newappliances . Itis not harmful andWill disappear within a short time.

1. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTlONS The chimney must be swept and
both chimney and fireplace checked
1.1. OPTIONAL ACCESSORlES for soundness before installation of
The following kits can be used with this the appliance.
appliance:- The liner must be a type approvc-JY
i) #700ZCK Zero Clearance Kit
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the enforcing authority and ins. ,ed
Required for use with a new zero in accordancewith the manufacturers
clearance type installation (see instructions.
possible lnstallations section
following).
ii) #710CFK Circulating Fan Kit.
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Operated by a variable speed
controller, it is designed to boost the
natural convection process through
the Legend. The circulating fan may
be installed before the Legend is
installed or retrofittedat a later date.
iii) #720pVC Power Vent Conversion Kit
- Designedto boostventilation in en-
vironmentswhereconventionalgravity
ventilation may, at times, give a low
pull. Thiskitwillberequiredforsidewall
venting(see Possiblelnstallationssec
tionfollowing).The powerventsystem
maybeusedincombinationwitheither
the #700ZCK or #730FSK kits.
iv) #730~SKFreestandingKit
- Allowsthe
Legend to be used away from any
Fig. 1 FIREPLACE LINER n
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walls, enclosures or other supports ii) As a zero clearance installation fitted
(see Possible Installations section with the optional Part #700ZCK kit,
following). the appliance may be installedinto a
minimum sized enclosure
FUI~ installation and operating instructions constructed of combustible building
are suppliedwith the kits. materials and connected to an
For full details about these kits, contact approved type
"8" vent. This kit
your dealer. (complete with full installation details)
is available from your dealer.
1.2. POSSIBLE INSTALLATIONS iii) As a free standing installation using
This appliance can be installed either: the #730FSK Free Standing Kit. The
i)
AS an insert in an existing solid fuel Legend (minus its outer surround
type fireplace with a chimney and 4"
plate) inserts into an attractive
dia. liner (see fig. 1).
pedestal mounted enclosure allowing
The fireplace must be built in accor- the fireplace to be used in free
dance with the national, standing applications. The unit can
or territorial building code be either connected to an approved
recognised by the authority having conventional gravity vent or may be
jurisdiction, or in the absence of such used in combination with the power
a code, in accordance with the vent conversionsystem Kit #720PVC
National Building Code of Canada iv) With a sidewall vent. For thi.s-,
Thesizeofthefireplacerecessmustbe application, the appliance must bc
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sufficient to accommodate the converted to a power vent system
appliance case as shown in fig. 2.
using the #720PVC Power Vent
Conversion Kit. This allows the
appliance to sidewall
vent through

. , any approved 4" dia. vent to a
remote fanlhood up to 75 feet from
the appliance,
All installations must conform with local
p.
codes or, in the absence of local codes
with the current CANICGA1-6149
InstallationCode. Onlyqualified (licensedor
trained) personnel should install the
appliance.
1.3. SUPPLY GAS
Model 736TN is for use only with Natural
Gas. The natural gas supply pressure at
the appliance inlet connection should be
not less than 5"w.c. and not more than
10.5"w.c.
Model 736TP is for use only with Propane
Gas. The propane supply pressure at the
appliance inlet connection should be not
less than 1l"w.c. and not more than
1
4"w.c.
The supply connection to both appliances
is 318" NPT.
1.3.1. Gas Feed Line
The supply gas feed line should enter
the appliance through one of the
openings in the appliance case.
Openingsareprovidedatthebackand
right side. (see fig. 4). See section 4
for g'as supply connection details.
Top of gr~lle ouller
4" MIN Side Clearance
Lett and right s~des

Vent
Fig. 3 NEWZERO CLEARANCE INSTALLATION
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Gas tine Elbow Connector
Fig. 4 OPENINGS IN CASE
Electric Cord Access for
#71 OCFK Fan Kit Air Circulationopening for
#7OOZCK Zero Clearance Kit
Keepcovered if #700ZCK not used
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. 1.4. CLEARANCES TO COMBUSTlBLE
CONSTRUCTIONS
The minimum clearances from any
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combustible constructions at the front of
the appliance are shown in fig.
2. These
front clearances apply for all installations
- whether in solid fuel fireplace, new zero
clearance construction or free standing.
If, it is intended to fit the appliance in a
combustible recess, the Zero Clearance
Kit #700ZCK (available from your dealer)
must be usedas shown infig.3.
1.5. FLOOR
The floor in the fireplace recess must be
sufficiently flat and level to support the
appliance satisfactorily. Some fireplace
constructions have
a well in the floor at
the back which may need to be filled in.
Do not place the appliance on carpeting,
vinyl or other soft-surfaced floor coverings.
Install only on hard surfaced materials.
We recommen'd that a hard surfaced
hearth area be maintained at least
12" in
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front of the fireplace for both aesthetic and
maintenance purposes. This may be
finished in brick, ceramic tile, marble etc.
Raising the hearth slightly will help to
minimise dust and lint accumulation
under
the unit.
If the appliance is installed directly on any
combustible material other than wood
flooring, the applianceshall be installed on
a metal or wood panel extending the full
lance.
width anddepthof the app"
1.6. APPLIANCE PACK CONTENTS
The pack contains:-
1 Appliance fitted with front unit.
3 Ceramic Logs.
1
Pair ceramic firebox side walls.
1 Ceramic firebox backwall. ~
2 Outer surround side channels.
1 Outersurroundtop channel.
+. 1 Bag of screws, nuts and washers
for outer surroundfixing.
1 Supplylineelbow connector.
Take care when removing the contents
from the packaging to prevent damage.
Check that all the contents are inthe pack
and are undamaged. e
2 INSTALLING IN EXISTING FlREPLACE
2.1 PRE-INSTALLATION PREPARATION
2.1.1. Closing Large Fireplace Openings
This appliance
is suitable for fire-
place openings from 21" to 25 1/4"
high and 31 114" to 39" wide. For
infilling larger fireplace openings .the
fireplace opening may be reduced
or the outer surround plate extended
provided non-combustible materials
are used.
2.1.2. Remove Inner Front Unit.
Unhook the inner front unit and lift
clear (see
fig. 5). Put the unit in a
safe place.
Fig. 5 INNER FRONT UNIT REMOVAL
2.1.3.
Remove Window and Logs (see
Fig.
6)
2.1.3.1. Detach the window unit by removing
the two knurled screws situated at
the bottomcomers of the unit.
Knurled screws
Fig. 6 WINDOW REMOVAL

2.1 3.2.
Lift the window unit up and forwards
to unhook the top. Put the window in
asafe place.
2.1.3.3. Take the ceramic logs out of the
firebox and store in a safe place.
2.1.4. Remove Front Frame
Detachthe front frame by unscrewing
two screws each side. The lower
screws are accessible when the
bottom grill is opened (see fig.
7).
Fig. 7 FRONT UNIT REMOVAL
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2.1.5.
Remove the Vent Connection Unit
Detach the vent connection unit from
the top of the appliance case by
removingthe screw at front and lifting
the unit clear (see fig.
8).
I Fig. 8 VENT CONNECTOR REMOVAL
2.1.6. Check Ignition Electrode Spark
Pilot ignition is by a spark
~roducedwhen the control knob
If there is no spark,. check
that the wiring is secure.
Replace parts if necessary (see
fig.
9)
2.2 iNSTALL THE APPLIANCE
2.2.1. Connect the Chimney Liner
Connect the collar on the vent
connector unit to the
4" diameter
chimney liner.
2.2.2. Insert the Fire Unit
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Slide the fire unit into the firepla'cg
making sure that the vent connection
unit is above the appliance case.
Leave the case front a few inches
clear of the fireplace front to allow
you to fix the vent connector to the
top of the case.
Fig. 10 VENT CONNECTION UNlT AlTACHMENT
1
is pushed in and turned counter-
2.2.3.
Attach the Vent Connector
clockwise to the 'IGN' position. Check Swing the vent connector backwards
that two consecutive sparks are and locate its rear edge in the slot at
produced at the pilot burner.
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top rear of the appliance case. Fix
the front of the vent connector plate
to the appliance case top using the
screw previously removed (see
fig. 10).
?<-.2.4. Fit Outer Surround
2.2.4.1. Assemble the two outer surround
sides to the top cross piece using
the four nuts, screws and washers
provided(seefig. 11).
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1 Fig. 11 OUTER SURROUND ASSEMBLY
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3. INSTALLING OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
3.1. ZERO CLEARANCE INSTALLATION
WITH KIT 700ZCK (SUPPLIED
SEPERATELY)
Accessory Kit #700ZCK allows the
appliance
to be installedwith a 4" diameter
type "B-1" metal vent recessed into a wall
or partition or in a chase (see fig. 3)
The maximum horizontal vent pipe length
is
8ft and minimum vertical pipe length of
8ft. For full details please contact your
dealer.
Prepare the appliance and install in
position inaccordancewith the instructions
suppliedwith the kit.
#'I1 OCFK CIRCULATING FAN KIT
If this fan is to be installedat the same time
as the appliance, itwill be most convenient
to fit it at this stage (i.e. before the gas
supply is connected).
Full installation instructions are supplied
with the fan kit. In order to install this unit,
the appliance burner module will have to
beremoved. Details of the removalmethod
are described in the servicing section at
the backof this manual.
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2.4.2.
Place the assembled outer surround
in positionagainst the heater. Secure
to the heater front flanges with
screws through the two brackets on
the top cross piece and through two
holes on the inner flanges of each of
the surround sides (see fig.
12)
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.12 OUTER SURROUND AllACHMENT
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2.2.4.3 Push the appliance fully home
against the front
face of the fireplace.
Make sure that no sags or dips occur
inthe liner.

4. CONNECT THE GAS'SUPPLY
4.1. Openings for the gas supply line are
provided at the back and right side (see
figure 4). The appliance is supplied with a
platecoveringthebackopening.Theopening
at the rightside is uncoveredas supplied. If
the supply line isto enterthrough the back,
removetheplateandrefittothesideopening.
Notethattheopeningsattherightandleft
sides which are supplied covered with
metalplatesare notforsupplypipeentry.
Theseopeningsshouldonlybeuncovered
when the #7OOZCK zero clearance kit is
used.
A 318" NPT elbow connector is supplied for
connecting the supply line to the appliance
inlet pipe.
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Use only new black iron or steel pipes or
copper tubing if acceptable. Unions in gas
lines shouldbe of groundjoint type.
4.2. To allow clear access for connecting the
elbowto the appliance inletpipedisconnect
the thermostat shaft as follows:-
4.2.1. Removeth$"R"clip securingtheshaft
collartothethermostatspindle(Figure
13a).
4.2.2. Slidethe collar up the shaft to free it
from the thermostat spindle (Figure
13b). Holdontothe collar. Don't let
it fall intothe appliance. It could be
difficult to retrieve1
4.2.3. Swing the lower shaft forward and
removethe collar (Figure 13c). Keep
the collar safe.
4.2.4. Swingthe lowershaftbackandpark it
inthe slot openinginthe rightside of
the appliance case (Figure 13d).

- 4.3. The gas supply line must be sized and
installed to provide a supply of gas
sufficient to meet the maximum demand of
the appliance without undue loss of
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pressure. Sealants used must be resistant
to the action of all gas constituents
includingL.P. gas.
Sealants should be applied lightly to male
threads to ensure excess sealant does not
enter gas lines.
The supply line should include a manual
shut-off valve and union inthe lineto allow
the appliance to be disconnected for
servicing.
A plugged
118" NPT tapping must be
installed in the line. The tapping must be
accessible for test gauge connection and
be immediately upstream of the gas supply
connectionto the appliance.
All piping and connections must be tested
for leaks after installation or servicing.
All leaks must be corrected immediately.
When testingfor leaks:-
a) Make sure that the appliance control
knobis at the OFFposition.
(b) Openthe manualshut-offvalve.
.+=-- (c) Testfor leaks by applyinga liquid
detergent or soap solution to alljoints
Bubblesforming indicate a gas leak.
NEVER USE
AN OPEN FLAMETO
CHECK FOR LEAKS.
(d)
Correctany leak detectedimmedia-
tely.
4.4. Reconnect the thermostat control shafi as
follows:-
4.4.1.
Turnthethermostatcontrolwheelfully
counterclockwisetothelowestsetting
(position
1). Turnthethermostatspindle
fully
counterclockwise.Seefigure 15.
Fig. 15.
4.4.2.
Releasethelowershaftfromitsparked
position. Replace the collar over the
endoftheshaftwiththe
"D" holeatthe
bottom.
4.4.3.
Swing the shaft and collar over the
thermostat spindle.
Rotatethe collar so that the
"D lines
up with that in the spindle and allow
thecollartodropfullyoverthethermo-
stat spindle.
4.4.4.
Refitthe "R clip - The collarwill have
to beraiseslightlyto aligntheholes. If
not raised, the clip may go below the
endof the shaft. Checkthat the collar
rotates when the thermostat control
wheel isturned.
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Fig. 14 GAS LINE CONNECTION 8 TEST TAPPING POINT
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5. REFIT THE FRONT FRAME
Place the front frame back in position and
attach to the appliance case with the four
screws previouslyremoved.
6. ASSEMBLE FUEL BED
6.1
Place the ceramic back wall in position at
the back of the firebox. Make sure that the
brick pattern is the right way up so that it
will align with the side walls pattern (see
Fig. 16 BACK WALL POSITION
6.2. Place the ceramic side walls in position at
the sides of the firebox. The sides are left
and right handed. The sides should be
held in position at the top by the angled
brackets at the sides of the firebox and at
the bottom by the edges of the black bar
at front of the firebox (see fig.
17).
Top locating bracker
Fn !,IW
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Retaining bar
P
Fig. 17 SIDE WALLS POSITION
6.3. Place the rear log in the retaining cradle
behindthe rear bumerrail (fig.
18).
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Fig. 18 REAR LOG POSITION
6.4. Place the front log in the retaining cradle
between the rear and front bumer rails
(fig. 19).
6.5. Placethe cross login position(see fig. 20).
The front of the log is indicated by the
letter
"F" embossed on its underside. Make
sure that the front of the log is seated
inside the hollow in the front log and is not
raisedinfront of it.
7. REFIT WINDOW
7.7 Hook the top of the window frame over the-
firebox top front edge.
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7.2. Secure the window unit in place by refitting
two knurled screws at the bottom corners
of
the unit.

Fig. 20 CROSS LOG POSITION
8. CHECK OPERATION OF CONTROLS
Check ignition,valve controlandthermostat
settings as described in the lightinginstruc-
tions sectionfurtheron inthis manual,
9. CHECK SYSTEM PRESSURE
The appliance is preset to give the correct
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heat input with the gas for which it is
designed.
For input adjustment, the gas supply
pressure to the appliance inlet must be
betweenthe figures below:-
SUPPLY PRESSURES
Model 736TN - Natural Gas
Maximum
................................ 10.5 in.w.c.
Minimum ................................... 5.0 in.w.c.
Model 736TP - Propane Gas
Maximum
................................. 14.0 in.w.c.
Minimum .................................. 11.0 in.w.c.
The burner manifold pressure is controlled
by
a built-in nonadjustable regulator. The
manifold pressure must be between the
figures below.
MANIFOLD PRESSURES
Model736TN
- Natural Gas
Maximum
................................... 3.7 in.w.c.
A. Minimum .................................... 3.3 in.w.c.
Model736TP - PropaneGas
................................
Maximum 9.4. in.w.c.
.....................................
Minimum in.w.c.
The manifold pressure should be checked
at the pressure test point which is located
on the thermostat unit (see fig. 14).
The pressure check should be
made with the appliance burning, the
valve control set at MAX and the
thermostatcontrolturned to "FULL".
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9.1. PRESSURE TESTING SUPPLY LINE
The appliance and its individual shutoff
valve must be disconnected from the gas
supply piping system during any pressure
testing of that system at test pressures in
excess of 112 psig (3.5kPa). The appliance
must be isolated from the gas supply
piping system by closing its individual
manual shut
off valve during any pressure
testing of the gas supply piping system at
test pressures equal to or less than
112
psig (3.5kPa).
10 CHECK VENTING EFFICIENCY
A CHECK FOR CORRECT VENTING OF
COMBUSTION PRODUCTS MUST BE
MADE BEFORE THE INSTALLED
APPLIANCE
IS LEFT WITH THE
CUSTOMER. THE TEST CAN BE MADE
BEFORE REFITTING THE INNER
FRONT UNlT BUT THE LOGS AND
WINDOW UNlT MUST
BE IN POSITION
CHECKAS FOLLOWS.
10.1 Ignitethe pilot and set the control knob to
MAX and the thermostatwheel to "FULL".
10.2 Leave the appliance on for 15 minutes
then light a smoke match and insert it
inside the left side of the top opening.
Insert the match approximately 1 112"
intothe opening (see fig. 21).
Insert match
Fig. 21 VENTING CHECK

The installation is satisfactory if smoke is 12. REPLACE INNER FRONT UNIT . - -
drawn intothe appliance. Hook the innerfront unit back onto the front
10.3. If the smoke is not drawn into the frame.
appliance inspect the sealing at the vent 13. FINAL CHECK
connection unit.
10.4 If sealing is satisfactory but smoke is still 13.1 Recheck ignition and controlsettings
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operation.
not drawn into the appliance, turn the unit
off and check the vent system for cause of 13.2 Instructthe owner how to operate the
lack of draft. If necessary, seek expert appliance.
advice. 13.3 Close the bottom hinged grill.
DO NOT LET APPLIANCE BEOPERATED
WITH INCORRECT VENTING. 13.4 Recommend that the appliance should be
inspected and, if necessary serviced at
11. AERATION ADJUSTMENT (736TN ONLY) least once a year.
Both front and rear burners are equipped
14. OPERATING PROCEDURE
with adjustable shutters to control primary For your safety this appliance is fitted with
aeration. The air holes are at the right side a Flame Supervision Devicewhich will shut
of the front and rear burner rails - See fig. off the gas supply if, for any reason, the
22. The appliance is supplied with the air pilot flames go out. This device
holes of both burnersfully open. incorporates a fixed probe which senses
The shutters can be pushed to the right to the heatfrom the pilot flame.
If the probe is
partially close the air holes on each burner. cool the device will prevent any gas flow
when :he shutters are pushed as far as unless the control knob is held in at the
possible to the right, the air holes will be IGN position. (See the Lighting Instructions
half closed. Forthe majority of installations, on next page).
no adjustment will be necessary. However, Open the bottom grill to get access for
in certain installations (e.g. Low Btu value operating the mainvalve control. Close the,
gas, Propane gas with impurities) itmay be grill when you have finished operating
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necessary to partially close the air holes of main valve control. The control wheel at
one or both of the burners to obtain the the top right side of the appliance controls
optimalvisual effect. the thermostatoperatingtemperature.
I When first, turned on, the decorative
Fig. 22 BURNER AERATION
flames will appear predominantly blue.
After approximately 15 minutes these
flames will turn yellow.
After approximately three hours use at the
high control setting the fuel pieces will
show areas of charcoal grey color as would
realburning logs.
15. LIGHTING IF SPARK IGNITER FAILS
In the unlikely event of failure of the
ignition spark, the appliance can be lit by
inserting a long burning match to the pilot
andholdinginthemainvalvecontrolknobat
the IGN position.

= FOR YOUR SAFETY READ BEFORE LIGHTING
WARNING: ~f youdonotfdlowth~im~c~imexwtly, a fireue~l~mayr~dtausingpr~eW
damage. perrodinjury u bsoflife.
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Tllis appliar~cel~asapilotwhich must belightedbyhnnd. Whenlightingthepilot. follow these
imtnrctiuaexactly.
R
BEFORE LIGHTINGsmellallaroundthe applianceareafor gas. Besuretosmellnexttothefloor
becausesomegasisheavierthnnaiandwillsattbonthm floor.
WHATTODOFYOUSMELGAS.
l Oonottrytolightanyapplisnos.
l Donottoudra~dectri~switch: donottmanyptmtmhywbuiid;ng.
l immediately callyour gas supplier fromaneighbor'sphone. Follow the gassupplier's
Lamrcriaa.
l Ifyoucsmotmach~wwswpplmr.dOwfn&p~nt.
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Useonlyyour handtopushinor turnthegascontrolknob. Neverwetools. Iftheknobwillnot
push in or turn by hand. don't try to repair it. call a qualified service technician. Force or
anemptedrepaimaym&ha fimorerpl~sim.
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Donotusethis appliance if anyparthasbeenunderwater. Immadiatelycalla qualifiedservice
technician toinspectthe applianc* andtoreplacs anypartof the controlsystemand any gas
contrdwhidrbbssn&watW.
I UGmGlNSTRVCTIONS
STOP!ReadchesafetyinfamcltionaboveonthLbbd.
2 seth~tto-nccing(IlI
3 Tmdmcmodknobdodcwme~to 'OFF'.
Knobcarnotktvrudfrom1GN"to "OR" urbssknob bpuhadinpmtidy.Donotf~a,.
4
Waitfive(5lminutestodeer outany gas.ThansmUforgsrmcludingneerhfloor.lf yousmellgss.
STOP!Follow "B'inthesafetyinforrnation aboveonthislabel. Ifyoudon'tsmeUgas, gotonextstep.
5 Findthepilot.Itb atthorightsihofthefirebox.
6 pushinannmdmcm~dknobcoon~dodtwiu~mtil~ltmoshfdt~t~f~ctre"ICN"poeih.
z K~puclhedhfaafe~~~todlowgmflow~.k~kn&~,tunto"ICN"t~ightpaat
Holdknobinforafurther 5 secondsthenrelease. The knobshouldpop bade up. Pilotshouldremainlit.
Ifitgoes outmpeatstsps3throuoh7.lf pilotdoasnotlightatdlduring~fewanempu.vyCghtingwith a
brig mathadrtscrbedbelow.
l Ifknobdoesnotpopup w~nmbaed,stopmdimdmt.~calY~nm~ technicianorgas
arppri.
If pilotlightsbutwilnotday lit ~h~~evwd&,hmdm~~wntrdknob to "e andcall your
wrviceuchnicimorgaswppiw.
8 \nmenpilotisit.psro'dlydep~~thekmbandtum to"MAX'positim.
l ~onoths~kn0b~tbetwoen'~"md "MAX'
g Replacemnd accwm ~4.
n ~tthermoaattodeshdwn~g.
Mat& Li&tineApplyalmgmecoh tothepilotwhibcontrdknob bp~tmdinmdatthe"IGN'po6it*m-
wimtmcti~~I.
TO TURN OFF GAS TO APPLIANCE -
~tctatherrnostattol~sacling(#1)
2
pushincontrdknobslightly~dturnclodtwke~to "OFF". Donotface.
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16. CLEANING
All cleaningshould be carriedoutwhen the
appliance is cold. Normally, the appliance
should only need dusting. Dust etc. can
be brushed from the logs using a soft
brush after detaching the inner front unit
and window (see installation section 2).
Dust etc. can also be removed from the
burners using a soft brush after removing
the logs. When cleaning the burners also
check the aeration holes (see fig. 22) and
brush clean if necessary.
If you are removing the logs, we suggest
that they are removed in the reverse order
to that shown in the fuel bed assembly
instructions (see installationsection
6). The
logs, window and inner front unit must be
replaced as shown in the installation
instructionsections.
Coloringof the interior of the metal fire box
with use is normal.
17. CHECKS
17.1 A periodic visual check of the pilot and
burner flames should be made (see figs
23 and 24).
17.2 The appliance area must always be kept
clear and free from combustible materials,
gasoline and other flammable vapors and
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CORRECT
WRONG
Fig. 23 BURNER FLAMES
17.3 Keep area in front of bottom grill clear to
prevent obstruction of air flow to appliance
for combustion.
17.4 The flow of combustion and ventilation air
must not be obstructed. The venting
system should be examined by a qualified
agency regularly.We suggest annually.
Fig. 24 PILOT FLAME
18. SERVICING
The repair parts are shown on the repair
parts lea'flet. Please always quote Part
Number and description with requests for
spares.
18.1 ForOwner
If you require any attention to your
appliance, contact your supplier quoting
the model number. It is helpful if the
appliance serial number is also quoted.
This will be found on the appliance rating
plate which is located on the left side of
-4
the appliance case. It is visible when the
innerfront unit isremoved.
18.2 For Service Engineer
To aid servicing of the burner and manifold
parts or for installation of the optional
circulation fan #71
OCFK, the burner
module can be removed as follows (see
fig. 25):-
18.2.1. Remove the window as described in
installation instructions section
2.
18.2.2. Take all the ceramic parts out of the
firebox and carefully store.
18.2.3. Removethe front frame as described
in installation instructions section 2.
18.2.4. Toallowclearaccessfordisconnecting
the supply line elbow, uncouple the
thermostatshaft asfollows:-
1. Removethe "R" clipsecuringthe
shaft collar to the thermostat
spindle.
2.
Slide the collar up the shaft to
freeitfromthethermostatspindle.
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Holdon to the collar.
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3.
Swingthe lower shaftforward
andremovethecollar
. Keepthe
collarsafe.

4.
swingtne rowersnanbacK and
park itinthe slot opening inthe
rightsideofthe appliancecase.
18.2.5. Disconnectthe gas supply line elbow
at the appliance inlet pipe union.
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Fig. 25 BURNER MODULE REMOVAL
18.2.6.
Remove the two screws holding the
burner module to the firebox sides.
These are situated over the bottom
outside flanges, one each side of the
firebox.
18.2.7.
Removethescrewsecuringthesloping
front heat shield of the burner.box to
the appliancecase.
18.2.8.
Carefully slide the burner module
forwarduntiljust clearoftheappliance
case.
18.2.9. When refitting, reconnect the
thermostatcontrol shaft as follows:-
1.
Turnthethermostatcontrolwheel
fully counterclockwise to the
lowest setting. Turn the
thermostat spindle fully coun-
... terclockwise.
2.
Releasethe lowershaft from its
parked position. Replace the
collar over the end of the shaft
with the
"D" hole at the bottom.
3.
Swing the shaft and collar over
the thermostat spindle. Rotate
the collar so thatthe
"D" lines up
withthatinthe spindleand allow
the collar to drop fully over the
thermostat spindle.
4.
Refitthe "R" clip - The collarwill
haveto beraisedslightlyto align
the holes. If not raised, the clip
may go below the end of the
shaft.Checkthatthecollarrotates
when the thermostat control
wheel is turned.

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ERDINGTON . BIRMINGHAM ENGLAND
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