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5.2.4 

Always check the flame effect with the door closed!

Close the door, let the fireplace burn on a wide and high flame 

setting for 20 minutes and evaluate the flame effect.

Evaluate the flame effect based on:

• 

Flame distribution

• 

Colour of the flames

If one or both points are unacceptable, check the following:

• 

The setup of the wood set and/or the amount of decorative   

 

material on the burner.

5.2.5 

Checking the burner pressure and primary  

 

 

 

pressure 

Check whether the burner pressure and primary pressure match 

the data indicated in the user’s manual, chapter 8 technical data 

The burner pressure is preset in the factory, please contact 

customer service in case of incorrect values.

Measuring the primary pressure:

• 

Close the shutoff valve.

• 

Turn measuring nipple A (see Fig. 1.7) some turns open and  

 

connect a measuring hose to the gas regulator. 

• 

Now open the shutoff valve. 

In case of an excessive primary pressure, do not connect the unit 

and contact your gas supplier.

Measuring the burner pressure:

Check the burner pressure only with proper primary pressure. 

• 

Turn the measuring nipple B (fig. 1.7) a few turns open and   

 

connect a measuring hose to the gas regulator.

• 

Start the fireplace and switch it to wide flames and full power. 

• 

The pressure must correspond to the value indicated in the   

 

technical specifications of this manual. 

PLEASE NOTE: After checking, close all pressure  

 

 

measuring nipples and check these for gas leaks.

 

6 Instructions for client

• 

Recommend that the unit should be checked annually by a   

 

qualified specialist to ensure the safe use and to guarantee a  

 

long service life. Give advice and instructions on care and    

 

cleaning of the glass. Highlight the danger of burnt-in  

 

 

fingerprints.

• 

Instruct the customer about the operation of the unit and the  

 

remote control and setting up the receiver.

• 

Handover to customer:

 

 Installation instructions 

 

 User manual 

 

 Wood set instruction card 

 

 Suction Cups 

7 Annual maintenance 

7.1  

Checking and cleaning 

• 

Check and clean if necessary after verification:

 

The combustion chamber

 

The glass 

 

The ceramic logs for breakage. 

• 

Replace, if necessary:

 

Chips/Embers. 

7.1.1 

Cleaning the glass 

PLEASE NOTE: Prevent finger prints on the glass, these  

 

cannot be removed after burning!

 

Most deposits can be removed with a dry cloth, stubborn  

 

stains can be removed with a specialist stove glass    

 

cleaner or a cleaner for ceramic cooker hobs.

Inner surface of the glass:

Put sufficient detergent on the glass and use a soft sponge to rub/

polish the surface until clean again.

After “polishing” the glass plate, use plenty of clean water to 

remove any remaining detergent. For this you can use a sponge, 

microfiber cloth, etc. 

Finally, polish the glass plate with a clean, dry cloth, such as a tea 

towel.

Outer surface of the glass plate:

Traces of the suction cups are easily removed with normal 

household glass cleaner.

7.1.2 

Removing the glass 

1.  Remove the decorative frames see chapter 4.5.

2.  Place the suction cups on the glass. 

3.  Draw the sealing cord from the slot. (Fig. 3.1 1)

4.  press/click the cover strips inwards and remove. (Fig. 3.1 2

5.  slowly move the glass upwards and then outwards and  

 

 

downwards (Fig. 3.1 3)

For replacing the glass follow the steps in  reverse order.

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Page 9: ...place You can use the on off switch to turn off the unit fig 1 2A For installation and servicing purposes you can pull out the control unit by removing the plastic cover and unscrewing the retaining nut fig 1 5 To completely disconnect the power supply to the unit a service plug is provided inside the installation box fig 1 6 behind the plastic cover Fig 1 6 C and fig 1 8 D PLEASE NOTE Having carr...

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