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Single-sided Viewing Installation

1. Re-secure both side panels using the 8 screws previously removed

(Fig. 3-6)

.

Note:

When installed fully recessed into the wall with both left and right sides covered, the appliance will have a
front view only.

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Summary of Contents for MZEFTCEL36

Page 1: ...n before plugging in or using this product Failure to do so could result in fire electric shock or serious personal injury CAUTION Keep the owner s manual for future reference If you sell or give this product away make sure this manual accompanies this product ezeeglow ezeeglowelectricfires Rev G Be sure to upload your fire image using ezeeglow and tag Ezee Glow on Facebook or Instagram to feature...

Page 2: ...hrow rugs runners or similar coverings Arrange cord away from traffic areas where it will not be tripped over To disconnect heater turn controls to off then remove plug from outlet Do not insert objects to enter any ventilation or exhaust openings as this may cause an electric shock fire or damage to the heater To prevent a possible fire do not block air intakes or exhaust in any manner Do not use...

Page 3: ...d because it is not suitable for your socket or due to damage please follow the wiring instructions shown below The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code BROWN LIVE L BLUE NEUTRAL N GREEN YELLOW EARTH E As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug please see ...

Page 4: ...ry surface Check the parts list to make sure you have all the parts you need Please recycle all packaging material at your local recycling center You will need the following tools not included Phillips screwdriver drill and drill bit set Parts and Hardware A Fireplace B Wood Screws C Drywall anchors D Remote Control E Artificial logs F Decorative Crystals G Charred wood pieces H Fuel bed tray I L ...

Page 5: ... 46 56cm 10 1 25 61cm 36 4 92 57cm MZEFTCEL50 50 127cm 19 1 48 4cm 7 9 20cm 48 9 124 2cm 18 3 46 56cm 10 1 25 61cm 49 8 126 57cm MZEFTCEL60 60 152 4cm 19 1 48 4cm 7 9 20cm 58 9 149 6cm 18 3 46 56cm 10 1 25 61cm 59 8 151 97cm MZEFTCEL72 72 182 8cm 19 1 48 4cm 7 9 20cm 70 9 180cm 18 3 46 56cm 10 1 25 61cm 71 8 182 37cm ...

Page 6: ...ded Three sided installation Glass exposed on front left AND rightsides Appliance is fully recessed into the wall with both sides open See pages 9 and 10 for more info Two sided installation Glass exposed on front AND left OR right sides Appliance is fully recessed into the wall with one side open See pages 9 and 10 for more info ...

Page 7: ...h traffic areas See below for more info NOTE Follow all local and national electrical regulations codes NOTE A timber metal frame can be constructed that is flush with the fire unit on the top bottom and sides as long as the vents on the fire unit are not obstructed and the frame is hollow to allow for airflow NOTE We recommend you don t place soft furnishings directly in front of the heater outle...

Page 8: ... 25 48 9cm Note Appliance is NOT load bearing Carefully consider weight of ﬁnishing materials when constructing rough framing Ensure installation complies with all local building codes and requirements The framing dimensions above apply to all three types of installation The illustration represents the 3 sided installation but if 1 or 2 sided installation is preferred simply extend the frame furth...

Page 9: ...MZEFTCEL36 36 6 96cm 8 27 14 6cm 19 25 29 4cm MZEFTCEL50 50 130cm 8 27 14 6cm 19 25 29 4cm MZEFTCEL60 60 155 4cm 8 27 14 6cm 19 25 29 4cm MZEFTCEL72 72 185 7cm 8 27 14 6cm 19 25 29 4cm Note Dimensions assume plasterboard of 12 5mm thickness is used ...

Page 10: ... of the appliance Fig 3 1 2 Install the 4 metal brackets supplied using the 8 screws previously removed Fig 3 2 3 Remove the side trims and side panels from both sides of the appliance by removing the 12 screws Fig 3 3 Set the side trims side panels and screws aside ...

Page 11: ... previously removed Fig 3 5 2 For desired closed side re secure the side panel using the 4 screws previously removed Fig 3 5 Note When installed with both sides open the appliance will have a front view as well as left and right side views Note When installed fully recessed into the wall with one side open the appliance will have a front view and left or right sided view depending on your desired ...

Page 12: ...ing Installation 1 Re secure both side panels using the 8 screws previously removed Fig 3 6 Note When installed fully recessed into the wall with both left and right sides covered the appliance will have a front view only ...

Page 13: ...he track located inside the firebox Fig 4 1 2 Tilt the glass forwards and into place Fig 4 2 3 Secure the four flat head screws supplied through the bracket holes on the top underside of the glass metal bracket Fig 4 3 4 Reverse these steps to remove the front glass Note Support the front glass through the entire process to avoid breakage ...

Page 14: ...arred flakes onto the surface of crystals Save some for later 3 Place the artificial logs on the surface of the crystals leaving a gap underneath so the fire effect is visible Figure 2 To enhance the bed further disperse the remainder of the charred wood flakes in and around each log 4 Finally when content with your fuel bed re fit the glass screen See page 12 switch the fire on and relax Figure 1...

Page 15: ...MATION on Pages 2 and 3 Make sure the outlet is in good condition and the plug is not loose NEVER exceed the maximum amperage for the circuit DO NOT plug other appliances into the same circuit Methods of Operation The electric fire can be operated by the control panel located on the front of the unit or the remote control See figures below Before operating please review the IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORM...

Page 16: ...ATER button Turns heater on and off NOTE The heater only works when the flame effect is on If the flame effect is off the heater will not turn on NOTE To prevent overheating the heater blows cool air for 10 seconds before the heater turns on and after it turns off NOTE Heater overrides room temp control 1 Press once Indicator light turns on Fan blows cool air for 10 seconds Low heater H1 turns on ...

Page 17: ...d brightness is selected HEATER button Turns heater on and off NOTE The heater only works when the flame effect is on If the flame effect is off the heater will not turn on NOTE To prevent overheating the heater blows cool air for 10 seconds before the heater turns on and after it turns off NOTE Heater overrides room temp control 1 Press once Indicator light turns on Fan blows cool air for 10 seco...

Page 18: ...When the minute digits begin flashing use to select the current minute 4 Press again The current time is nowset 2 Set ON OFF time and temperature on a weekly cycle 1 Press When MON begins flashing press 3 times When ON begins flashing use to select the desired hour and minute to turn on the heater Press at any time to clear the digits and shut down ON timer 2 Press When OFF begins flashing use to ...

Page 19: ... see operating remote control section NOTICE When the heater is first turned on a slight odour may be present This is normal and won t occur again unless the heater is un used for a long period of time NOTICE To improve operation aim the remote control at the front of the fire unit DO NOT press the buttons too quickly Give the unit time to respond to each command Temperature Limiting Control This ...

Page 20: ... use abrasive cleansers liquid sprays or any cleaner that could scratch the surface Vents Use a vacuum or duster to remove dust and dirt from the heater and vent areas Plastic Wipe gently with a slightly damp cloth and a mild solution of dish soap and warm water NEVER use abrasive cleansers liquid sprays or any cleaner that could scratch the surface Maintenance Risk of electric shock DO NOT OPEN a...

Page 21: ...n unbalanced catching on housing Manually re center fan on each side Check fan is not warped or damaged Heater only blowing cold air Fan clogged Remove the heating unit and remove dust from fan If all solutions have been tested and problem persists a new heating element fan assembly is required Faulty heating element Inspect the heating element and make sure all wires are firmly connected Faulty f...

Page 22: ...e it adheres to all required minimum clearances as stated in this manual Thermostat setting causing heater to cut out Adjust thermostat setting on remote to maintain desired room temp or deactivate thermostat setting Heater switching on without activation Thermostat set to keep room at certain temperature Adjust thermostat setting to maintain desired room temp or deactivate thermostat setting If a...

Page 23: ...ent for information regarding the collection systems available If electrical appliances are disposed of in landfills or dumps hazardous substances can leak into the groundwater and get into the food chain damaging your health and well being When replacing old appliances with new ones the retailer is legally obligated to take back your old appliance for disposal free of charge ...

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