200695 Issue 3
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Assembly – Installing The Flame Effect Unit
The stove will be supplied in two separate boxes. The first contains the cast iron stove body and
the second the flame effect unit. Check that the specified components are included before you
start setting up your Stove.
Box 1
Box 2
1 x Cast iron stove body
1 x Flame effect unit
(with transit bar fitted)
1 x Decorative log set
1 x Set of four legs
1 x Decorative coal set
1 x Instruction booklet.
Assembly Sequence:
1. Carefully remove all packaging and protective materials from the stove body. Remove and discard
the ‘transit bar’ from stove body. This item stops the sides of the stove body from moving in transit.
It has been positioned into the vertical channels where the flame effect unit is to be slotted into
place.
2. Remove the cast iron lid from the stove body and lay the stove body on its back.
3. Attach the four legs using the bolts/nuts provided. Stand the main stove body upright on its feet.
4. Carefully remove all packaging and protective materials from the flame effect unit.
5. Remove the thermostat control knob from the front of the flame effect unit (this will prevent it from
being scratched whilst the flame effect unit is inserted into the cast stove body).
6. Insert the flame effect unit into the stove body, the unit is lowered down carefully from the top of
the body with the sides located into the grooves on each side of the stove body. If the flame effect
unit will not slide down easily, you may need to slacken the bolts connecting the sides to the front
and base.
Take care not to trap the cable whilst lowering the flame effect unit into the stove
body.
7. Open the door(s) (Lincoln doors simply pull open, Winchester and Canterbury doors open by
removing the handle by turning it anti-clockwise). Re-attach the thermostat control knob.
8. Position the decorative fuel effect of your choice (coals are simply scattered onto the flat bed but
logs are positioned as shown in the image below).
9. Remove the Perspex from the stove. The Perspex is held in place by four screws on the
Canterbury and Winchester, but simply slides behind the lugs on the Lincoln.
10. Remove both sides of the protective covering from the Perspex.
11. Finally replace the cast iron lid once the unit is in its final position.
