Faber e-MatriX 800, User Manual

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Manual e-MatriX 800
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8 Using the fire
8.1 Manual control - behind access door (see fig. 4.0)
A = main switch
1 = ON/OFF
2 = pairing
3 = only for maintenance (service engineer)
4 = reduce flame
5 = increase flame
6 = reduce fire crackling sound
7 = increase fire crackling sound
8.2 Remote control (see fig. 4.1)
1 = OFF
2 = press once for ON/press twice for glow effect only
3 = reduce flame
4 = increase flame
5 = reduce fire crackling sound
6 = increase fire crackling sound
8.1.1 Pairing the Bluetooth remote
At the Control box see fig. 4.0:
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Turn the main switch in the ON position, 1 beep.
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Press the button, 1 beep and the fire will begin to start.
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Press the button, the fire starts to beep and the LED’s will start to blink on and off.
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Press a button on the remote control. The fire will switch off. Now the remote control is paired
to the fire.
8.3 First time water fill
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Ensure that all ball valves are open and turn on the water supply.
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Switch the fire on by pressing the mains switch to the ON position and pressing the button
see Chapter 8.1 and 8.2.
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If the water level is high enough the flames will automatically start after 45 seconds.
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If the water level isn’t high enough the LED’s continuously to blink twice after 45
seconds. Press the mains switch to the OFF position, wait 5 seconds and repeat the
second step above (this process can be needed several times).
8.4
Getting the desired flame effect
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The fire always starts with minimum flame setting. When desired press the button for
higher flames. Please give the flame generator time to react to the changes you make.
!! Increasing the flame height can lead to condensation on the glass.
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Press the and button for the volume of the crackling sound to your desired level.
The minimum volume of this sound is off.
If the fire is either turned to standby or switched off entirely, it will always revert to the
minimum flame setting. The sound level will remain the same as the last sound level as set by the
user.