RevC 11/04/13
Adjusting between High and Low Output Settings (Main burner).
Make sure that the ON/OFF control knob (Knob A) is set to the ‘ON’ position and that
the pilot flame has been established. The left hand control knob (Knob B in Diagram
2), controls the stove output. Turning this knob anti-clockwise will increase the flame
height and the stove output. Turning the knob clockwise will decrease the flame height
and the output of the stove right down to minimum and then to ‘Off’.
The main burner output does not have to be re-set every time the stove is used. Once
set at the required output, it can be left in that position allowing the right-hand control
(Knob A) to ignite the burner to the specified burner output.
The stove should always be returned to the ‘Pilot’ or ‘Off’ position
(Using control knob ‘A’) if it is to be left unattended.
Important Note!
It will take approximately 20 – 30 minutes for the fire bed to take on its proper
appearance of glowing red coals/logs and yellow flames.
WARNING!
Should the burner extinguish for any reason, allow at least 3 minutes to elapse
before attempting to re-ignite.
Returning the Stove back to the Permanent Pilot position.
The right hand control knob (Knob A in diagram 2) can be turned from the ‘ON’ position
clockwise to the ‘PILOT’ position.
Turning the Appliance Off Completely
Turn the right hand knob (Knob A in diagram 2) clockwise from the ‘ON’ position to the
‘PILOT’ position, lightly depress the control knob and continue turning clockwise until
the ‘OFF’ position is reached.
NOTE!!
Condensation may form on the glass and other surfaces when the appliance is first lit.
This is perfectly normal and will evaporate in a short period of time. To
reduce the amount of condensation on start-up; the pilot flame can be left alight.
Remote Control – (Optional)
For the remote control to function, the pilot flame must first be established.
The remote control will control the flame height (heat output) of the main burner but it
will not light the pilot flame.
