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Appliance Commissioning Check List

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User Instructions—Important information & Warnings

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User Instructions—Controls & Operation

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User Instructions—General Maintenance & Cleaning

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Log Layout Instructions

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Running in and Troubleshooting

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Unpacking the appliance

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Regulatory Information

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Efficiency and Appliance Technical Information

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Installation Requirements

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3.4.0 Siting the Appliance

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3.4.1 Hearth Requirements

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3.4.2 Checking the Flue

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3.4.3 Fireplace Openings

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3.4.4 Clearance from combustibles

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3.4.5 Back Panel Requirements

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3.4.6 Debris

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3.5 Ventilation Requirements

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3.6 Gas Supply

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3.7 Installation into studding

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3.8 Flue Liner Installation (Optional)

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3.9 Installation Methods

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3.9.1 Slim Trim Installation

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3.9.2 Slim Trim Back Panel Requirements

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3.9.3 Wide Trim Installation

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3.9.4 Wide Trim Back Panel Requirements

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4.0 Fixing the Appliance—Cable Fixing

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4.1 Fixing the Appliance—Screw Fixing

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4.2 Connecting the Gas Supply

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4.3 Log Layout Instructions

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4.4

Lighting the Fire

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4.5 Check for Spillage

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4.6 Combustible Shelf

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4.7 Complete the Installation

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5.0 Servicing the Appliance

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5.1 Removal the Burner Tray

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5.2 Removal of the Gas Valve

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5.3 Removal of Pilot

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5.4 Removal of Spark Generator

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5.5 Removal of the Tee Valve (High Setting)

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5.6 Removal of the Injectors

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5.7 Debris Removal

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6.0 Record of Annual Services

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7.0 Product Fiche

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8.0 Manufacturers Instructions and User Replaceable Spares

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Summary of Contents for 800CF

Page 1: ...stallation engineer to ensure that the customer is 800CF GAS LOG FIRE Model number BM 121XX2 SLIDE For use on Natural Gas G20 at a supply pressure of 20 mbar in GB P XX1587 ISSUE 1 This product is not...

Page 2: ...ner Installation Optional 20 3 9 Installation Methods 23 3 9 1 Slim Trim Installation 24 3 9 2 Slim Trim Back Panel Requirements 25 3 9 3 Wide Trim Installation 26 3 9 4 Wide Trim Back Panel Requireme...

Page 3: ...ther gas appliances are running on full rate mbar Complete relevant section of warranty forms ensure it is complete with Gas Safe registration details Instruct the customer on lighting maintenance and...

Page 4: ...scorch Do not place or throw rubbish or otherwise on the fuel bed Do not place any combustible materials or flooring i e carpets etc on any part of the hearth Many parts of this appliance and some su...

Page 5: ...tempts check the battery see page 6 If the battery is new and the pilot still fails to light contact a gas safe engineer Once the pilot is lit keep the lever pushed to the left for up to 10 seconds th...

Page 6: ...cleaning or to access the ceramic logs and pilot area for maintenance The special Allen key supplied with the appliance should be used to release the two door clasps features at the top of the door In...

Page 7: ...e The fuel effect components supplied with this product are extremely fragile and must be handled with great care The ceramics in this appliance are not covered by the warranty due to their fragility...

Page 8: ...worse where wooden floors are present as lint is more free to move on these areas Pet hair can also cause this problem Using a thin nozzle on a vacuum cleaner this area can be cleaned to remove any l...

Page 9: ...quency will be depend upon use See page 6 for glass door removal and installation The fuel bed setup involves the installation of volcanic rock ceramic bark ember wire and a boxed set of ceramic decor...

Page 10: ...loose about 20mm wide and as long enough to cover the volcanic rock then align over the rock as shown Ensure no wire is placed within 25mm of the pilot assembly Retain the other half of the wire for r...

Page 11: ...e main log as shown Place Log E in the orientation shown Check that the charcoal area of this log sits just above the air hole as shown in the picture Align the peak of log E with the pit on the edge...

Page 12: ...UCTIONS Place the bark around the fuel bed as shown Ensure that no bark can interfere with the pilot operation Place Log G as shown in the picture Place Log F onto the burner bed in front of the centr...

Page 13: ...13 USER INSTRUCTIONS Place Log H onto the burner bed as shown Place Log I onto the burner bed as shown...

Page 14: ...5 year limited guarantee is managed directly by Be Modern Ltd With our experienced Gas Safe engineers and through our extensive network of service centres throughout the UK we will ensure your applia...

Page 15: ...tion into the fireplace opening The 800CF Slim Trim is supplied with the appliance The 800CF Wide Trim is an optional extra Carefully lift the appliance from the carton using the handles then remove a...

Page 16: ...is 74 7 net 67 3 gross This efficiency value has been verified by Kiwa 0558 This efficiency value can be used for SAP Standard Assessment Procedure for energy rating of UK dwellings Appliance Technic...

Page 17: ...and if the previous installation was intended for solid fuel it must be swept prior to this installation proceeding Typical installations will use the rear exit flue for 7 diameter unlined chimneys Ho...

Page 18: ...liner or to 5 flue pipe this is not required VENTILATION 3 5 No purpose made ventilation is required for this product as the nominal input does not exceed 7 0 kW however if spillage is detected during...

Page 19: ...he firebox should be insulated to prevent heat loss with a layer of mineral wool insulation or similar The appliance must stand on a non combustible surface with a minimum thickness of 12mm The cavity...

Page 20: ...ircumstances should a liner be used in any other type of installation The following diagrams show the step by step process of converting the appliance to top vent and securing the liner to the firebox...

Page 21: ...LINER OPTIONAL Now remove the four screws and take off the top cover plate Next fit the flue closure plate with the 3 screws provided NOTE THIS PART CAN ALSO BE FITTED FROM THE INSIDE OF THE APPLIANCE...

Page 22: ...l the liner downwards and locate the studs into the correct position Note that by rotating the spigot through 180o the centre line can be moved fore and aft by 30mm This may be required to help clear...

Page 23: ...rded The wider 800CF Wide Trim will be required this will affix with magnets When the appliance is installed with the flange of the appliance concealed behind the heatproof board or slips or fireplace...

Page 24: ...st be removed to allow for screw fixings 3 on each side The diagrams below show these knockout positions The side knockouts allow the fixing of the two side wings Fit the two side wings as shown below...

Page 25: ...TALLATION INSTRUCTIONS SLIM TRIM INSTALLATION 3 9 2 When the 800CF Slim Trim option is selected the following diagram shows the back panel slip set dimensions which should be used Critical Mantel Dime...

Page 26: ...the brackets as shown Fit the necessary mounting clips as shown in the diagrams below Use the screws provided to secure the trim to the brackets Removal of the Wide trim requires the re moval of thes...

Page 27: ...TALLATION INSTRUCTIONS WIDE TRIM INSTALLATION 3 9 4 When the 800CF Wide Trim option is selected the following diagram shows the back panel slip set dimensions which should be used Critical Mantel Dime...

Page 28: ...hrough the two small holes at the top rear of the appliance pass each cable through the two holes as shown this will secure the cable Thread the cable through the eyebolts and back into the appliance...

Page 29: ...ing The appliance can be installed using the screw fixings supplied See the diagrams below The foam seal which is supplied with the appliance should be affixed to the rear face of the flange INSTALLAT...

Page 30: ...d void Before connecting the gas supply to the appliance the supply should be purged to ensure no debris can enter the appliance and a gas soundness test should be performed to ensure that the existin...

Page 31: ...31 CONNECTING TO GAS SUPPLY INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Remove the ceramic pad using the finger slot provided Remove the heat shield plate...

Page 32: ...ONNECTING TO GAS SUPPLY INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Disconnect the HT Lead from the igniter unit Disconnect the switch harness plug socket Fit isolation valve to the inlet pipe as shown below Ignition w...

Page 33: ...cy will be depend upon use See page 6 for glass door removal and installation The fuel bed setup involves the installation of volcanic rock ceramic bark ember wire and a boxed set of ceramic decorativ...

Page 34: ...it loose and about 20mm wide then align over the volcanic rock as shown Ensure no wire is placed within 25mm of the pilot assembly Retain the other half of the wire for replacement at annual service...

Page 35: ...ace Log C onto the right raised burner as shown ensuring it fits securely INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Place Log E in the orientation shown Check that the charcoal area of this log sits just above the ai...

Page 36: ...around the fuel bed as shown Ensure that no bark can interfere with the pilot operation Place Log G as shown in the picture Place Log F onto the burner bed in front of the centre burner as shown INST...

Page 37: ...37 Place Log H onto the burner bed as shown Place Log I onto the burner bed as shown INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 38: ...l to provide a spark at the electrode it may be that a small amount of soot has fallen from the fuel bed onto the pilot assembly causing a short circuit If this is the case ensuring the appliance is o...

Page 39: ...atch about 50mm into the gap a the top centre of the fire Traverse the match across the length of the draft diverter All the smoke must be drawn into the flue If spillage occurs allow a further 5 minu...

Page 40: ...e room If the shelf projects more than 150mm then the distance between the top of the appliance and the underside of the shelf must be increased accordingly for every 10mm of projection above 150mm th...

Page 41: ...gas appliances will leave condensation on the inside face of the glass when first lit this is perfectly normal and is a result of the water vapour present in the combustion products hitting the cold g...

Page 42: ...he removal of the burner tray The following information details the removal of this tray Once removed refer to the relevant section that follows detailing the removal of the specific component s Turn...

Page 43: ...43 SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS Remove the ceramic pad using the finger slot provided Remove the heat shield plate Fit isolation valve to the inlet pipe as shown below...

Page 44: ...44 SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS Disconnect the HT Lead from the igniter unit Disconnect the switch harness plug socket Carefully remove the burner tray from the firebox...

Page 45: ...45 SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS 5 2 Remove of Slide Gas Valve Remove the pilot tube Remove 1 screw to remove the heat shield...

Page 46: ...the gas inlet tube nut and the main burner gas outlet nut The valve can now be removed serviced or replaced SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS 5 2 Remove of Slide Gas Valve continued When reassembling the valve e...

Page 47: ...nut Remove the pilot gas supply nut the thermocouple nut from the valve and the 2 screws as shown in the diagram below 5 4 Remove of spark generator Remove the screw Detach the black and white connect...

Page 48: ...al of the heat shield as shown Remove the 16 screws as shown in the diagram below to release all pipework from the underside of the burner tray Take care not to mix up the screws 4 x self tap silver s...

Page 49: ...Continued Remove the gas inlet and gas outlet nuts then remove the two nuts securing the tee valve to the underside of the burner tray 5 6 Removal of Injectors Remove the 8 screws 4 each side as show...

Page 50: ...al of Injector Continued The 4 injectors can be accessed using the socket driver Finally remove the screw as shown below The tee connector can be pulled out and the middle burner injector can be remov...

Page 51: ...SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS 5 7 Removal of the Debris Access Cover Remove the 5 screws and the 3 nuts as shown in the diagram below to remove the access cover This will reveal the access for debris remova...

Page 52: ...e Engineer Registration No Date of annual service 6 0 Record of annual services The extended warranty of the specified components within this appliance is conditional on the annual service of the appl...

Page 53: ...lled by a Gas Safe Registered Installer Full details are provided in this manual Be Modern Ltd Bede Industrial Estate Jarrow Tyne Wear NE32 3BE Product Fiche Manufacturer Be Modern Ltd Model No BM 121...

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Page 56: ...at can be changed by the customer Due to our policy of continual product improvement some diagrams and small details may not be accurate however if there is any concern or matter of understanding that...

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