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IItem

Description

J

Convection casing

Collects the heated convection air. The con-

vection air has a natural upward flow and is

extracted by the upper front side openings of

the appliance

K DO NOT COVER openings

Protects the appliance against an overpres-

sure

2.5

Overview of the burner bed and the pilot light

Item

Description

A Grate

Combustion air gets in the combustion cham-

ber through the grate around the main burner

B Main burner (upper part)

Supplies the gas for the main upper fire

C Main burner (lower part)

Supplies the gas for the main lower fire

D Pilot light outer casing

Protective cover for the pilot light

E Pilot light burner

Supplies the gas for the pilot light

F Thermocouple

Detects if the pilot light is on

G Ignition electrode

Supplies a spark to ignite the pilot light

Description

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Smart Bell Panorama 73/52

Summary of Contents for Smart Bell Panorama 73/52 MF

Page 1: ...I Installation and maintenance manual Smart Bell Panorama 73 52 MF Serial number Production date...

Page 2: ...ut the prior written permission of Barbas Bellfires BV This document could contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors Barbas Bellfires BV reserves the right to revise this document from ti...

Page 3: ...Overview of the fan light module 16 3 Safety 17 3 1 Safety devices on the appliance 17 3 2 Safety instructions for installation 17 3 3 Safety instructions with regard to the environment 18 4 Installat...

Page 4: ...31 5 2 3 Clean the glass 33 5 2 4 Replace the ambient light bulb when broken 33 6 Troubleshooting 34 7 Technical specification 35 7 1 Smart Bell Panorama 73 52 MF MagniFire GB IE ES IT 35 7 2 Diagram...

Page 5: ...w a typical setup The illustrations are for instructional use only 1 1 How to work with this document 1 Make yourself familiar with the structure and content of the document 2 Read the safety chapter...

Page 6: ...Fire double burner The appliance can be installed as an insertion into an existing open replace or as a built in appliance in a new replace A mantel iron can be installed on the appliance The mantel i...

Page 7: ...he gas burner and grate C Pilot light burner Provides a pilot light D Frame A decorative edge around the glass E Concentric flue connection The connection to the concentric flue system that provides c...

Page 8: ...Description A Grate Combustion air gets in the combustion cham ber through the grate around the main burner B Main burner upper part Supplies the gas for the main upper fire C Main burner lower part...

Page 9: ...2 6 Overview of the ceramic log set No Ember grate No Ember grate 3T 4T 2TV Ember grate with pilot opening 2T 2T 2T No Fire glass Dark Amber No Fire glass Black Description Smart Bell Panorama 73 52...

Page 10: ...N No Embers No Charcoal 22 No Charcoal No Charcoal 25 25 No Log No Log 1 2 4 6 Description 10 Smart Bell Panorama 73 52...

Page 11: ...N No Log No Log 8 No Wood chip No Wood chip 705 706 707 Description Smart Bell Panorama 73 52 11...

Page 12: ...connection for the front burner The connection for the front burner gas pipe E Adjustment screw for the minimum burner pressure sets the minimum burner pressure The ad justment screw is factory set an...

Page 13: ...ry set and sealed B Adjustment screw maximum burner pressure Sets the maximum gas pressure for the burn er The adjustment screw is factory set and sealed C Motor knob Operates the internal main gas va...

Page 14: ...hermocouple signal is weak or broken the gas supply to the pilot light will stop E Connector Connects the gas valve of the rear burner F Gas pipe rear burner Supplies gas to the rear of the main burne...

Page 15: ...OUT yellow connection Connection to the thermoelectric pilot light shut off wire OUT G Piezo cable connection Connection for the piezo cable which is con nected to the ignition electrode of the pilot...

Page 16: ...bulbs B Connection for a convection fan Not applicable for this appliance C connection for the power supply Connection for the 230 VAC power cable with an earthed plug Connection is also used for eart...

Page 17: ...n accordance with the following installation instructions and the national and the local applicable regulations Do not put flammable materials in the fireplace Make sure that the area around the firep...

Page 18: ...uce pungent odour and can produce discolouration of the fireplace Make sure that brickwork is build with a clearing of at least 3 mm between the sides and the top of the appliance and the brickwork Th...

Page 19: ...ight is set to the correct level of gas consumption Do all the procedures in this section Optional procedures are indicated with optional 4 2 1 Install the appliance Safety conditions Caution Do not i...

Page 20: ...that you do not damage the gas supply pipe 1 Connect the gas to the appliance Use a compression fitting 2 Make sure that the gas is correctly connected 4 2 4 Do a check on the gas connections Make su...

Page 21: ...ion manual Baffle plate C stays in place when a restriction plate must be installed 4 2 8 Remove the baffle plate The appliance is factory supplied with a baf e plate This baf e plate is located at th...

Page 22: ...brickwork higher than the casing without the use of a mantel iron Note Make sure that the thickness of any plastering is taken into account when the brickwork is being build If you use other material...

Page 23: ...t on the burner bed Safety conditions Warning Make sure that none of the openings of the ember grates A are blocked Blockage of the openings of the ember grates can lead to a dangerous situation Put t...

Page 24: ...e sure that all items of the log set are there See 2 6 2 Put the ceramic ember grates on the lower and upper main burner as shown below Refer to 2 6 for the numbers of the items Installation 24 Smart...

Page 25: ...the metal grate on the left L and right R of the burner bed N Note Set the light intensity of the ambient lighting to maximum on the remote control Refer to the user manual Make sure that the light in...

Page 26: ...on the openings of the ember grates Embers in the openings of the ember grates can cause a blockage of the openings 5 Put the charcoal pieces and chips of wood at the designated places around the burn...

Page 27: ...6 Put the logs on the burner bed Refer to 2 6 for the numbers of the items 7 Install the glass Refer to 5 2 2 Installation Smart Bell Panorama 73 52 2 27...

Page 28: ...he installation Procedure 1 Start the appliance and do a check on the ignition of the pilot light and main burner The ignition must be quiet and must produce a calm flame To start the appliance refer...

Page 29: ...the appliance including the main burner the pilot light burner and the flue system 5 Remove the grate 6 Clean the combustion air intake a Clean the combustion air intake A at the bottom sides of the a...

Page 30: ...the appliance is off and when the appliance burns on maximum Refer to 7 for the required supply pressure and burner pressure 5 Make sure that the ambient lighting operates correctly Refer to 4 3 1 6 D...

Page 31: ...ion Make sure that the glass panes fit properly in the appliance and seals the inside of the appliance If the glass does not fit properly there is a risk of flue gas leakage 1 Install the glass panes...

Page 32: ...he front glass pane by lifting the glass a little in a slanted manner and place it in the strips top and bottom 5 Lock the fastening levers on the top left and right of the glass panes 6 Install the f...

Page 33: ...Replace the ambient light bulb when broken 1 Turn off the power supply to the appliance 2 Remove the content from the burner bed 3 Remove the grate 4 Carefully unscrew the broken light bulb from the c...

Page 34: ...e appliance does not react on the remote control The batteries of the remote control are empty Replace the batteries Refer to the user manual The pilot burner stops to burn There is insufficient exhau...

Page 35: ...l efficiency Net Calorific Value NCV at nominal heat output 88 3 89 4 Useful efficiency Net Calorific Value NCV at minimum heat output indicative 84 1 84 5 NOX max Gross Calorific Value GCV 130 mg kWh...

Page 36: ...5 kW 0 05 kW Auxiliary electricity consump tion at minimum heat output 0 kW 0 kW Auxiliary electricity consump tion in standby mode 0 kW 0 kW Weight 95 kg 95 kg The specific precautions that shall be...

Page 37: ...dule F Ambient lighting G Gas pipe rear burner H Gas pipe front burner I Gas supply connection J Pilot light burner K Pilot light pipe L Piezo cable M Thermocouple N Thermocouple interrupter O 8 wire...

Page 38: ...7 7 3 Dimensions Smart Bell Panorama 73 52 Technical specification 38 Smart Bell Panorama 73 52...

Page 39: ...imensions of the restriction plate Width of the delivered flue restriction plates in mm Concentric flue connection 100 150 Roof mounted outlet 30 40 50 65 Technical specification Smart Bell Panorama 7...

Page 40: ...ter they have manifested themselves 3 Complaints will only be accepted if they are reported to the Bellfires dealer together with the serial number of the Bellfires appliance which is stated on the fr...

Page 41: ...ty does not automatically imply that Barbas Bellfires B V also accepts liability for any possible damage The liability of Barbas Bellfires B V never extends further than that stated in these warranty...

Page 42: ...9 9 EU Declaration of Conformity EU Declaration of Conformity 42 Smart Bell Panorama 73 52...

Page 43: ...EU Declaration of Conformity Smart Bell Panorama 73 52 4 43...

Page 44: ...Y Your Bellfires dealer 001 29 11 2018 348007...

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