The wall plate is secured to the chassis with 2 screws (see
Fig.4
detail
‘X’
,’
1’
). To wall mount the appliance first remove
the wall plate from the chassis by removing the two screws
and rotating the corner hinges away from the chassis.
Note : Retain the two screws for future use.
Fix the wall plate to the wall using the wall plugs and screws
provided. (Note: Ensure that the wall is suitable for the screws
& plugs provided).
Use the wall plate as a template to mark the hole positions
for drilling - see
Fig.2
. Drill and fix the wall plate in position
with one screw initially to check the plate is level before
marking and drilling the remaining holes.
Ensure the wall plate is fitted the correct way up i.e. the side
hooks are pointed upwards. - see
Fig.3
.
The appliance can then be hung on the wall plate by aligning
the slots on the chassis with the side hooks on the wall
plate.
Check to ensure that the bottom hooks have also engaged
in their respective slots.
The corner hinges on the wall plate may be used to secure
the appliance against inadvertent dislodgement. Simply
rotate the the hinges upwards to a position above the chassis
(see
Fig.2
and
Fig.3
). They can then be screw fixed using the
screws removed earlier (see
Fig.4
, detail
‘X’, ‘1’
).
NOTE: The appliance should be hard wired to a fused
switched spur located behind the glass panel so as to be
hidden from view (see
Fig. 1, ‘b’
). The programme compact
flash memory card is factory fitted and protected by a screw
fixed security cover, ( see
Fig.4 ‘a’
) In normal use access to
the card is not a requirement.
Please consult a qualified electrician for appropriate wiring
requirements.
Operation: - LVA192 - LVA192NH
Plug in the IEC connector from the hard wiring outlet to the
IEC fused (SSC 10A 250V) socket on the appliance (see
Fig.1
, detail
A,1
).
The illuminated power ‘On’ switch (see
Fig.5
detail
‘Z’, 1
)
must first be switched
‘ON’
to operate the appliance.
One of the scenes will automatically show when the power
‘ON’
switch is operated.
Scene selection and sound control can now be acheived
manually or by remote control, see instructions below.
Note: The user may notice a slight frame freeze lasting less
than 0.5 seconds after a scene has run for approximately 5
minutes. This is normal and should not be a cause for
concern.
Twin fan heaters positioned one left, one right behind the
glass can be operated manually by switch(see
Fig.5
detail ‘
Z’, 2
) or by the remote control. Fan operation is indicated by a
red light, which will remain lit while the fans are in use, (see
Fig.1
detail
B, 1
). Each fan heater has an individual element
switch (see
Fig.1
detail
C
)
this provides for cold blow operation
if heat is not required.
(LVA192 Only)
.
Manual Control Operation: - LVA192 - LVA192NH
The manual controls for the screen are located at the top of
the appliance behind the glass screen (see
Fig.4,
detail
‘Y’
).
The membrane switch functions are as described below;
Standby Switch
‘On’
/
‘Off’
a red light indicates
standby mode. (See
Fig.1
detail
B,2
)
Sound Volume ‘Up’
Sound Volume ‘Down’
Scene Selection ‘Up’
Scene Selection ‘Down’
The manual switch for the fan heaters, (see
Fig.5
detail
‘Z’
,
2
). Each fan heater has an element switch to provide the
option of hot or cold blow, (see
Fig.1
. detail
C
).
(LVA191 Only)
The appliance Illuminated Power switch (see
Fig.5
detail
‘Z’
,
1
) may be used to switch the appliance
‘OFF’
when it is not
required, say overnight or for long periods, to avoid energy
wastage.
Remote Control Operation: - LVA192 -
LVA192NH
The remote control may be operated once the appliance is
switched
‘ON’
(see
Fig.5,
detail
‘Z’, 1
).
Aim the remote control at the screen (I.R. sensor is indicated
in
Fig.1
detail
B, 3
) select any one of the eight scenes on your
remote control (see
Fig.7
)
Each scene has it’s own particular sound effect which may
be activated and adjusted up or down by pressing the volume
control buttons (
and
) until the level required is
reached.
The fan heaters may be switched
‘ON’
and
‘OFF’
by pressing
the buttons
or
. A red light indicates the fans are in
operation and will remain lit while the fans are
‘ON’
(see
Fig.1
detail
B, 1
).
(LVA192 Only)
The button functions are identified as described below;
‘Coal’ Fire scene
‘Log’ Fire scene
‘Embers’ Fire scene
‘Spring’ scene
‘Summer’ scene
‘Autumn’ scene
‘Winter’ scene
‘Aquarium’ scene
Fan Heater ‘ON / ‘OFF’. (Hot or Cold blow option
is by manual selection
LVA192 only
)