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9.0

OPERATING THE APPLIANCE

Read All Instructions Before Use 
Check that the heater outlet grille, mounted at the top of the appliance, is not covered or obstructed in any way, and ensure
the power to the fire is switched on. The power to the LCD display panel and the heater functions are controlled using four
switches mounted on the lower right hand side panel.

Controlling the heater functions
The first switch towards the top, marked (0I), controls the main power to the appliance and switches on the LCD display
panel. This feature can be used independently of the heating features. 

The next switch down, marked (*) operates the fan blower without heat, and can be used

for cool air circulation. However for this feature, the main power switch (0I), must also be
in the “on” position.

The next switch down, with a “single bar” marked (I) operates the low heat, (1kW), set-
ting. 

The switch at the bottom, with “two single bars” marked (II), operates the high heat,
(2kW) setting.

To operate the fire in any of the above modes, the top switch marked (OI) must be
switched to the “on” position. 

To operate the fire, the first switch must be turned on firstly, followed by the second
switch to start the blower, if required. To obtain heat from the appliance, the I switch must
then be operated for LOW heat, followed by the II switch for the HIGH heat setting. 

Controlling the LCD display panel - Basic functions

The appliance is pre-programmed with seven different scenes as shown in figures 5

through 11. These scenes have been specially edited to run in a seamless loop. When the

appliance is switched on, the coal fire scene will automatically run. To select a different

scene either press the       button or the       button. This  will skip through all of the dif-

ferent scenes in order. Alternatively, to jump directly to a certain scene press one of the

scene select buttons. For example, button       will play the log fire scene (see figure 5).

Button       will

play the coal fire

scene (see figure

6) and so on.

Certain scenes

also include

sound. This can

be muted by

pressing the

button. The vol-

ume can be low-

ered by pressing

the        button

and raised by

pressing the 

button.

The footage can

be paused by

pressing the 

button. Press

again to resume.

The footage can be speeded up or played backwards by pressing the       or       buttons.

A clock can be made to appear in the top right hand corner of the screen by pressing       .

Press again to hide the clock.

During normal operation the footage may occasionally be seen to ‘freeze’ for a fraction

of a second. This happens as the scene is recycled to loop again. This is perfectly normal

and should be no cause for concern.

Fig. 6 - Log fire

Fig. 11 - Abstract

Fig. 5 - Coal fire

Fig. 7 - Plasma fire (low)

Fig. 8 - Plasma fire (medium)

Fig. 9 - Plasma fire (high)

Fig.10 - River

Figure 12 - Handset basic functions

Clock - on/off

Previous scene

Next scene

Fast forward

Reverse

Mute

Standby/ON

Scene select

Pause/play

Stop

Volume lower

Volume raise

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3

4

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©

2008 Focal Point Fires plc.

Summary of Contents for EVOKE L23LCD

Page 1: ...ded to user for safekeeping Revision A 07 08 Country s of destination GB IE EVOKE LCD ELECTRIC WALL HEATER MODEL L23LCD Focal Point Fires plc Christchurch Dorset BH23 2BT Tel 01202 499330 Fax 01202 499326 www focalpointfires co uk e mail sales focalpointfires co uk ...

Page 2: ...nsions Figure 1 Please note Except where otherwise stated all rights including copyright in the text images and layout of this booklet is owned by Focal Point Fires plc You are not permitted to copy or adapt any of the content without the prior written permission of Focal Point Fires plc ...

Page 3: ...is appliance is not intended for use by persons including children with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appli ance by a person responsible for their safety Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appli ance APPLIANCE DATA ELECTRICAL INSTALL...

Page 4: ...sition where other soft materials could cover e g below a coat rack site behind an opening door where mechanical impact damage could occur site where the supply cable would become a trip hazard sit stand or forcefully pull on the appliance obstruct cover or force items into the openings use the heater to dry clothes site use in an outdoor location s run the supply cable under carpets CLEARANCES TO...

Page 5: ...s pro vided ensuring they are flush to the wall Using the screws provided fix the mount ing plate to the wall If the appliance is to be mounted on a dry lined wall or a timber framed construction wall then efforts should be made to fix in at least two positions vertically into one of the wooden studs or supporting wooden members of the wall using two of the fixing screws provided If this is not ac...

Page 6: ...ctions The appliance is pre programmed with seven different scenes as shown in figures 5 through 11 These scenes have been specially edited to run in a seamless loop When the appliance is switched on the coal fire scene will automatically run To select a different scene either press the button or the button This will skip through all of the dif ferent scenes in order Alternatively to jump directly...

Page 7: ...inutes ensuring any obstructions are removed 3 Plug in the power supply cable at the outlet socket and then switch on at the appliance If the appliance fails to operate correctly repeat the above procedure If an attempt to switch on is made before the safety cut out has reset the heaters may cut out for a further period of time If the sequence has been followed correctly and the heaters still fail...

Page 8: ... wipe with a dry cloth is normally sufficient DO NOT use abrasive cleaners as they can damage the finish Make sure the heater outlet grille locat ed on the top panel and the air inlet holes located on the base panel are kept clear of dust pet hair and other airborne household matter GLASS FACIA PANEL This should only be cleaned using a suitable glass cleaner Test on a small area first SERVICING Th...

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