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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 

 
12.            Fan Noise 
                 

The Heater has 3 Fans incorporated into the operating system 

               
                  

1. Flue Fan Motor Noise Levels 

                  

The Flue Fan Motor is located in the rear of the heater as the flue fan motor  

                  operates on 340 RPM there will be a high pitched noise on start up of the heater 
                  with constant noise level resent from the flue fan when the heater is in operation.  
                  This is quite normal.                                        
 
                 

2. Convection Fan Motor Levels 

           

                 

The heater has a powerful convection fan motors located in the heater to cool     

 

                 

down the heat exchanger. Which transfers 93% of heat generated by the heater 

                 into your home. The noise level can vary from the convection fan motor  
                 depending on the heat setting selected on the heater and will be more 
                 noticeable when the heater is operating on high heat setting with the convection 
                 fan motor running at maximum speed. This noise level is quite normal.

 

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Summary of Contents for Archer IS720G

Page 1: ...OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Australian Patent PN 200110001S Effective January 2016 Serial Number B D Number Model IS720G Aurora CLIMATE SYSTEMS A B N 43 108 083 987 PLEASE KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTU...

Page 2: ...PERATING INSTRUCTIONS Automatic Humidifier Operation 23 Operating Instructions Checklist 24 25 Remote Control Start Up Adjustment 26 27 Fan Operation Shut Down Instructions 28 Lighting Instructions Ma...

Page 3: ...s Or if you wish clarification of the instructions contained in this manual please contact Aurora Climate Systems on telephone 03 9795 8895 or facsimile 03 9701 2088 Note As the Archer Gas Space Heate...

Page 4: ...PROPER INSTALLATION Note If this appliance is installed by a licensed gas fitter who is not familiar with the installation of the heater we recommend that prior to installing the appliance the install...

Page 5: ...TO THIS APPLIANCE TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR INJURY FROM BURNS NO PART OF IT SHOULD BE PERMANENTLY REMOVED FOR PROTECTION OF YOUNG CHILDREN OR THE INFIRM A SECONDARY GUARD IS REQUIRED Model Archer...

Page 6: ...ection Inside 4 3 Sided Surround 885 x 742 5 Air Inlet Cover Plate 6 PVC Exhaust Pipe 40mm 7 Flue Exit Point centre line 8 Single Flue Adaptor 9 Single Flexi Flue suit 40mm pipe 10 Air Inlet 5 630 430...

Page 7: ...CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD THE APPLIANCE BE INSTALLED UNDER CONDITIONS WHICH WOULD NOT ALLOW FOR EASY REMOVAL OF THE APPLIANCE TO CARRY OUT ROUTINE INSPECTION AND SERVICE TO APPLIANCE TO DO SO WILL VOID THE...

Page 8: ...her Gas Space Heater has been tested and approved for zero clearance to combustible materials Aurora Climate Systems recommends that clearances as listed above should be maintained to allow for remova...

Page 9: ...ed in line with the manufacturer s installation instructions Refer installation diagram for single flue pipe installations Pages 9 12 13 14 15 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS CONFIGURATION 1 Single Flue App...

Page 10: ...long 1 Supplied with heater 3 90 PVC Bend 1 Supplied with heater 4 40mm PVC Pipe Supplied by installer 5 PVC Cowl 1 Supplied with heater 6 Self Tapping Screws 4 x 4 Supplied with heater 9 FLUEING OPT...

Page 11: ...ter 2 When connecting 40mm pipe at adaptor end and at cowl end ensure that 40mm pipe is long enough to fit securely at both ends Failure to do so will cause the flames to go out and the heater will op...

Page 12: ...ement to seal flue pipe connections to allow for removal of flue pipe Incorporate loop in gas connection or use flexible hose for gas connection to allow for removing of appliance from fireplace 1 2 B...

Page 13: ...emoved easily for servicing Not locked in INTERNAL WALL APPLICATION 1 75mm Cowl 2 Flashing 3 BSP Gas Connection Flexible 4 40mm PVC Pipe Zero Clearance 5 45 PVC Elbow 6 45 PVC Elbow 7 Mantel 8 Flexibl...

Page 14: ...n length in 40mm PVC pipe 5100mm with 1 x 90 and 2 x 45 bends 90 Elbow 75mm cowl to suit 40mm PVC flue pipe External Wall Concrete Slab Internal Wall Internal to External Wall Installation using 40mm...

Page 15: ...e Code AH50WAS Supplied with Flue Kit SFA002 Note I D Inside Diameter Flange attached to heater s exhaust fan Supplied and fitted to heater Note If adaptor not fitted drill 4 holes 3mm use mounting pl...

Page 16: ...ller Gas Cowl Supplied in flue kit For safety install gas cock next to appliance Use 1 2 gas loop or part loop in 1 2 copper pipe to allow unit to be removed and serviced or use flexible gas hose for...

Page 17: ...IMPORTANT Note The copper gas supply line to the heater must be installed under conditions which will allow for easy removal of the heater from its location for servicing of the heater For fireplace i...

Page 18: ...lator in the maximum condition Screw in the nut C to increase the outlet pressure and screw it out to decrease it Use a 10 mm spanner Minimum Pressure Turn off the power supply to the modulator and ke...

Page 19: ...ve accessory options Follow the directions below should you choose to enhance your fireplace with any one of the available decorative options DECORATIVE GLASS ACCESSORY PLACEMENT Note the IS720 Archer...

Page 20: ...pped with a three pin plug for your protection against shock hazard It should be plugged directly into a properly grounded three pin receptacle Proper line voltage polarity must be maintained in order...

Page 21: ...ct your gas supplier immediately Verify the gas line has been purged Verify that all exhaust and inlet air pipes are unobstructed and properly joined Visually verify the burner is free of dust and deb...

Page 22: ...NG CHILDREN SHOULD BE CAREFULLY SUPERVISED WHEN THEY ARE IN THE SAME ROOM AS THE APPLIANCE ALWAYS ENSURE THAT YOUR SAFETY SCREEN SUPPLIED WITH THE HEATER IS FITTED TO THE MAIN FRONT DOOR OF THE HEATER...

Page 23: ...und is hung on the heater then line up holes in both side panels and fit the 8Gx12mm screws in place to hold the surround in place Fit 8Gx12mm Button self tapping screw Once the surround is screwed in...

Page 24: ...the pump has stopped operating This means water has been pumped into the tank and automatic humidification will commence WARNING DUE TO STEAM EXPELLED FROM THE HUMIDIFIER AND EXTREME HIGH TEMPERATURER...

Page 25: ...the installers on the installation of this appliance will result in the heater not starting up or operating incorrectly causing a safety hazard and will void the manufacturer s warranty of the applia...

Page 26: ...ongly it can create a hazardous situation and in most instances the heater will not operate correctly For your personal safety check and verify that polarities are correct in the power supply to the h...

Page 27: ...l board will flash slowly C The Display panel board should be energized and a double dash symbol the power light will be displayed See figure 49 The remote receiver automatically links to the remote t...

Page 28: ...the heater warms up the circulating fan will activate starting on Low speed The Low Fan L symbol will display when the fan turns on The table outlines the BTU input the rate of the burner for each fl...

Page 29: ...AIN FAN WILL STOP OPERATING AUTOMATICALLY AFTER THE HEATER HAS COOLED DOWN Note The time date and room temperature will still be displayed on the remote display but only weekly program settings will b...

Page 30: ...ce Fireplace Operation Sequence 1 When the main power switch is turned on the red and green control board LED s will begin to flash alternately while the remote receiver searches for the remote transm...

Page 31: ...k release When the remote shows PILOT this is equivalent to OFF as your fireplace operates without a pilot Position of room temperature sensor LCD display ON OFF PILOT Key MANUAL AUTOMATIC KEY UP DOWN...

Page 32: ...ly appear in manual mode Flame symbol indicating the current flame power If flame power is at level 5 the MAX message appears Symbol for data transmission to receiver SLEEP function symbol If this sym...

Page 33: ...emote control Low battery symbol When this symbol disappears completely without flashing the batteries must be replaced Keypad lock symbol lock function prevents accidental operation of the buttons De...

Page 34: ...rm the day the clock is confirmed as being set The remote then defaults to the OFF condition Adjusting the time To change the time depress the buttons O and together for 3 seconds until the word CLOCK...

Page 35: ...OOM burner level INCREASE TSET TROOM burner level DECREASE As long as TSET TROOM the burner is increased up to MAX level 5 remaining in this state until TSET TROOM the burner level is decreased down t...

Page 36: ...d O key at least for 5 seconds the keyboard is locked unlocked When the key board is locked the symbol will appear Celsius or Fahrenheit With remote OFF press the key for are least 5 seconds and the t...

Page 37: ...ice call required A1 Flame loss or flame not sensed turn the appliance OFF for 5 minutes and retry operating your appliance as per normal use If the fault reoccurs a service call is required A3 Servic...

Page 38: ...NT CURING FIRST FIRING The first fire in your heater is part of the paint curing process Your Archer Gas Log Space Heater has been painted with the highest quality heat resistant silicon paint availab...

Page 39: ...changes in heat output carbon build up or sooting bad odours rattles or other sounds or start up failures These are nearly always the result of improper installation or incorrect operation and it may...

Page 40: ...panel until the fireplace display turns off RESETTING THE HEATER If for any reason the Heater needs to be reset Open the front panel from the Heater to access the control compartment If an error is p...

Page 41: ...Overheat lock out A5 Yellow LED permanently OFF Red LED permanently ON Green LED performs 5 blinks followed by a 1s pause Allow fireplace to cool completely then reset fireplace If problem persists co...

Page 42: ...ice person to ensure that your appliance is operating efficiently Note If the main convection fan becomes clogged with lint and dust an over temperature situation will occur through the heater exchang...

Page 43: ...r that can be used on Stainless Steel Please note Stains or imperfections on plated finishes are not covered under warranty Caution Do not use abrasive materials or chemical cleaners as they will harm...

Page 44: ...fan speed is automatically controlled by a thermal resistor which is sensitive to firebox and ambient temperatures 7 Glass is going black Is this normal No If the glass has sooted up that you start h...

Page 45: ...ue fan when the heater is in operation This is quite normal 2 Convection Fan Motor Levels The heater has a powerful convection fan motors located in the heater to cool down the heat exchanger Which tr...

Page 46: ...d Qualifications below for further information on product coverage CONDITIONS EXCLUSIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS Repair and replacement work will be carried out by the approved Service Agent of Aurora on t...

Page 47: ...y check Freight or postage both ways is to be paid by the owner If Aurora finds a fault with the device they will repair or replace it under the normal warranty terms 1 Year It must also be a recommen...

Page 48: ...11 Sooting up of heater Note For heaters operating on LPG to avoid sooting up of heater LPG bottle must not be run empty For best practice LPG bottles should be refilled after 75 of fuel has been used...

Page 49: ...NOTES 49 48...

Page 50: ...NOTES 49...

Page 51: ...ATTENTION APPLIANCE INSTALLER PLEASE RETURN THESE OPERATING INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CONSUMER FOR FUTURE REFERENCE DATE OF PURCHASE...

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