Revised: 23/08/2012
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Printed: 20/03/2013
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NSTALLATION –
Must be placed on a flat level surface to prevent rattles.
Freestanding Model
Note: Not intended for fireplace insert.
Only to be carried out by an authorised person!
Note: Prior to final positioning of the heater consider the location that the flue will penetrate the wall / ceiling
to avoid contact with combustible fixtures such as; roof trusses, wall framework, etc. Furthermore, a
minimum distance of 1 metre should be maintained between the appliance and flammable objects such as
curtains, furniture, etc. Also consider minimum distances to combustible surfaces (ref page 14).
A.
Carefully remove the carton from the heater, remove heater from pallet,
B.
Position the heater where desired,
C.
Remove the 2 screws holding the fascia assembly to the lower cover panel, the fascia is secured to the
heater body by 4 lugs and can be removed by lifting the fascia upward approximately 5mm and then
forward,
D.
Check!
The label at the rear of the fire box to confirm gas type is appropriate for the gas supply
available,
E.
Remove the lower cover panel by first rotating the top of the panel toward you, and then lifting up and
away from appliance,
F.
Loosen the lower glass retaining bracket screws and completely remove the top bracket, remove the glass.
G.
Carefully unpack the logs from their separate carton and position them back into the firebox (refer
diagram page 14),
H.
Install flue (see following section),
I.
Connect the gas supply, purge gas line, check all connections for leaks, then check pressures (refer to
pressure settings on page 15) and adjust if necessary.
J.
Reassemble heater in reverse order of above, connect electrical cord to correctly wired and earthed 240
volt AC power point,
K.
Operate heater, check operation of heater on both High and Low, ensure fan operates after initial warm up
period (refer trouble shooting guide page 15 should any problems occur).
Note: This appliance will not operate if a power point, power board or extension lead has reverse
polarity.
Instruct customer of correct operating procedure.
FLUE
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NSTALLATION
Vertical Flue Installation
1.
Cut a hole 205mm diameter in the ceiling at the desired location, cut a hole of sufficient size
for 6” (152mm) outer flue case to pass through roofing material in line with hole in ceiling,
2.
Run a plumb line from the centre of hole in ceiling to the flue outlet of the heater (this will
ensure flue will run true vertically),
3.
Attach the ceiling ring supplied with the flue kit to the ceiling centrally over hole in ceiling,
4.
Fit tapered flue dress trim (wide end toward heater) over flue outlet in top of heater,
5.
Fit flue inner & outer flue lengths to spigots on top of heater until desired length through roof
is achieved.
6.
Use a suitable sealant at each end of inner flue – High temperature silicon sealant
Note: Crimped ends must point upwards on both inner & outer flues.
7.
Cut outer flue casing to ensure inner Flue (exhaust pipe) protrudes 50 mm above outer casing!
8.
Suitably flash outer flue at roof penetration,
9.
Fit cowl to end of flue ensuring both inner and outer flanges cover respective casings adjust
length of inner flue by cutting or extending as required. Use sealant on inner flange joint.
WARNING
Heater must be checked for scratches or dents prior to installation.
Once the Heater is installed scratches or dents are not covered by warranty.
