OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Lighting
Press button A and turn to the left to the small flame .
The flame will ignite at . Check that the pilot is alight. If
that is the case, hold button A firmly pressed for another 5
seconds.Then release button A and check that the pilot
light is still burning. Now turn button A to the large
flame , which will open the main valve of the control
block. Depending on the setting of the control button B,
high or low flames will be visible.
Remote Control
The height of the flames can be regulated by remote
control, which will turn button B on the gas control block.
Press the bottom button on the remote control for a
smaller flame; press the upper button for a higher flame.
Manually adjusting button B will have the same effect.
A certain force is required when rotating button B, a
clicking sound is quite normal.
Pilot light setting
If the heater is not in use but you would like the pilot light
to remain alight, set button A to the small flame.The gas
supply to the main burner will then be switched off.
Switching off
Turn button A to the "0" setting.The gas supply to the
burners will then be switched off.
Important
A built-in safety lock is activated when the appliance is
switched to "OFF" (closed down setting).Therefore, wait 5
minutes before relighting the heater. Within this period,
do not try to push the lighting button, as this has been
blocked by the safety lock. Do not force the button, as this
may result in damage to the mechanism.
GENERAL NOTES
Gas Safety Regulations (for installation & use) 1998
In your own interest and that of safety, it is law that all gas
appliances are installed by competent persons in
accordance with the above regulations. Failure to install
appliances correctly could lead to prosecution.
NB:The Council of Registered Gas Installers, whose
members are identified by the emblem shown here,
are all required to work to the recognised
standards.
Cleaning and Maintenance
The appliance should be inspected once a year by a
qualified company, and cleaned and/or repaired as
necessary.The inspection and maintenance must at least
ensure that the appliance is working correctly and safely.
This can be done by your own gasinstaller or a specialised
maintenance company. It is advisable to remove any dust
from the appliance several times before and during the
heating season.After a while a deposit will form on the
inside of the glass pane.This can be removed with a damp
cloth or with a non-abrasive cleaning agent (e.g. brass
polish). Do this as soon as any deposit appears, to prevent
it from burning and becoming impossible to clean. Do not
use corrosive or abrasive substances to clean the casing.
Any damage to the coating, caused by things put on or
against the casing for example, is not covered by the
guarantee.
NB: When replacing the thermocouple, the coupling nut in
the gas control block should first be tightened by hand and
then tightened a quarter-turn with an
open-ended spanner.
Discoloration of walls and ceiling
Brown discoloration is an annoying problem, which is
difficult to solve. It can be caused by dust burning as a
result of poor ventilation, for example, or by cigarette
smoke or candles.
These problems can be avoided by ensuring that the room
the heater is in is properly ventilated.A good guideline for
ventilation is:
New buildings : 3.24 m
3
/ hour per m
2
floor
surface of the room.
Existing buildings : 25.20 m
3
/ hour for a room.
Use candles and oil lamps as little as possible, keeping the
wick as short as possible.While they Enhance the
atmosphere, candles and oil lamps also cause the
formation of large quantities of unhealthy soot particles in
your home. Cigarette and cigar smoke contains tar, which
upon heating will precipitate on cold or damp walls. If you
have a newly cemented chimney or have had any other
reconstructions / renovations done, you are advised to
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