Connecting to a chimney flue
• Have the flue professionally cleaned before connecting
the heater. Even though the heater would still work with
only a minimum draught, we recommend that the
chimney be inspected annually for obstructions etc.
• The interior diameter of the pipe opening is 100 mm.
• Ensure that at least 3 m. (vertical) outlet pipe, 100 mm
diameter, is connected to the appliance.
• Corrosion-proof material should be used to connect the
pipe and the chimney flue.
• The connecting pipe must never be fitted lower than the
pipe opening in the heater.
• The chimney must be cleaned before the heater is
installed and the flue duct tested in compliance with
national guidelines.
Connecting to the gas supply
The appliance is supplied with a 3/8" external thread.
Use an approved connecting tap with coupling in the
supply pipe (for Belgium this must be B.G.V. approved).
In addition:
• Expel the air from the supply pipes before connecting
the appliance.
• Avoid pressure on the gas control block and the pipes.
• Check all connections for gas tightness.
Positioning the logs
Position the logs as follows:
• Lay the large log against the back wall.
Pay attention !!!!! It’s important that the log lay completly
against the back wall
• Fill the burner with vermiculite (this is in the plastic bag
with the log set).
• Spread it evenly over the burner tray and the
surrounding tray.
• G20/G25 Sprinkle the bag of brown embers, black and
yellow chips on the top of the vermiculiet on the burner
to create a glowing effect on the burner bed.
• Make sure that no vermiculite gets on or into the pilot
light burner, as this could prevent it from working
properly.
• Now lay the rest of the logs in place as illustrated in
fig. 4.
The logs should not be laid in any other way as this could
cause the formation of soot. Neither should the logs touch
pilot light burner.
You can "play" with the flames by moving the vermiculite,
embers and chips about on the burner bed until you have
created the desired flame effect.
Do not use any materials other than those supplied.The
supplied materials are incombustible and have been
manufactured specifically for this appliance.
Fitting the glass panel
Once the logs are in place, the glass can be replaced in the
brackets nges and tightened with the two socket-head
bolts. In the event of damage or breakage, the glass should
be replaced immediately.
Remote control
Remote control is supplied as a standard accessory.The
heater has a freely adjustable. Batteries, with a life
expectancy of approximately one year, feed the electrical
supply.The remote control will only work if the pilot light
is lit.
Connecting the Receiver
The remote control system comprises a receiver and a
remote control, packed together in one box.The receiver
must be connected to the appliance fitting the batteries.
This is done as follows:
• Take the receiver out of the box.
• Slide the white plug of the cable onto the receiver circuit
board (fig. 6).
• Connect the wires to the connectors on the gas control
valve.The different sized plugs correspond with the
connectors on the gas control valve.
• Open the lid.
• Insert 4 penlight batteries (type AA). Make sure they are
the right way round.
• Replace the lid.
• Place the receiver under the appliance on the floor. Make
sure that the red LED points forwards. Place the
reciever as far away from the burner tray as possible to
prevent the reciever from getting too hot.
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Allegro fig. 4
Soprano fig. 4
