Faber GV60TT/10, User Manual

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User manual GV60TT/10
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glass polish. This is a specially formulated cleaning
agent that can be ordered at authorised Faber
dealers. Never use aggressive cleaning agents or
abrasive products.

Please note!
Avoid fingerprints on the glass, these are no
longer removable once the fire is used.
3 Remote control unit – general (fig. 1.0)
The appliance has been supplied with a remote
control set; this consists of the remote control unit
(fig. 1.0) and the receiver(fig. 1.1). The receiver as
well as the gas control block (fig.1.2 )are located
behind: a panel in the chimney breast, a drawer
underneath the hearth or behind a frame.

The remote control has been provided
with 3 keys (fig.1.3). All functions of the
hearth can be operated with these keys.

If the transmission is successful, the
receiver will emit a sound signal.

With the help of the switch knob B (fig.1.3
)the flame height can be regulated
without operating the remote control
unit.

The dial A (fig.1.3 )should always be on
the ON position. The MAN position is only
intended for service purposes.
When using the thermostat / timer function, the
wall bracket supplied (fig. 2.4/2.5/2.6) should
always be placed within 4 metres of the hearth.
3.1 Adapter / batteries
Although a net adapter is supplied, the receiver
can also run on batteries. In case you use an
adapter, don’t use batteries as well!
Placing the batteries in the remote control unit

Remove the lid at the back of the remote
control unit. (fig. 2.2)

Place a 9Volt MN1604/6LR61 Alkaline long
life battery.

Close the lid.
Placing the batteries in the receiver

Take the receiver (fig. 1.2) out of the gas
block support.

Remove the lid of the receiver.

Place 4 times 1,5Volt AA/LR6 Alkaline long
life batteries (fig. 2.3).

Close the lid and replace the receiver set
in the gas block support.
Replacing empty batteries

Handset:
o
If the indication BATT appears in
the top left corner of the display
screen, the batteries of the
remote control unit need to be
replaced.
o
After replacing the battery in the
handset, the setting of the
thermostat and timer function
have been reset to the factory
settings(see section 2.8).

Reciever:
o
3 short sound signals will be
heard when the engine is on, to
indicate that the batteries of the
receiver are nearly run down.
o
When the battery supply is very
low, the remote control unit will
switch off the appliance
completely. This will not happen
if the supply is interrupted.
o
It is possible that the transmitter
code will have to be set again,
after replacing the batteries, see
section 5.2 for instructions.
4 Setting the controls on the remote
control unit.
4.1 Time setting

Press the - and the -key simultaneously
(fig. 1.3)

The display screen will blink now

Press the -key to set the hours (fig. 1. 8)

Press the -key to set the minutes (fig.
1.9)

Wait or press the OFF- key to terminate
this function (fig. 1.7).
4.2
Setting the transmitter code on the
remote control unit.
Press the reset button of the receiver with a
pointed object (fig. 2.3.1), until the second signal is
audible. Now press the -key on the remote
control unit (fig. 1.9), within 20 seconds. If a sound
signal is audible, the transmitter code has been set.