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MATRIX  MANUAL 2014

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TROUBLESHOOTING

SYMPTOM.

  

 

•The pilot flame goes out.

POSSIBLE CAUSE.

 

•First check that the gas is on, usually with another appliance such as a   

 

 

  

  

 gas stove. 

 

 

 

 

•The pilot sensor (Thermocouple) may be faulty. 

SOLUTION.

 

 

• Contact your Dealer.

SYMPTOM.

  

 

•The main burner flame goes out, but the pilot flame stays on

POSSIBLE CAUSE.

 

•If the unit has a remote control, check that the timer countdown function is not active  

 

 

 

•The gas valve sensor (Thermopile) may be faulty. 

 

 

 

 

•***Sometimes, fitting of other new appliances such as Instantaneous hot water    

 

 

 

 systems, (

after the heater has been installed) 

can affect the performance  

 

 

 

 

 of the heater, particulary if the mains piping is undersized. In this case it may    

 

 

 

 be necessary to have the mains piping re-sized. Contact your Dealer if you  

 

 

 

 

 suspect this may be the case.

SOLUTION  

 

Turn off the timer function if active. Relight the fire. If symptoms   

 

 

 

 

 

 persist contact your Dealer.

SYMPTOM.

  

 

•The heater turns off after about 30 minutes

POSSIBLE CAUSE.

 

•Check that the timer function is not active 

SOLUTION

  

 

•The gas valve sensor (Thermopile) may be faulty. Contact your Dealer.

 

SYMPTOM.

  

 

•The logs have a build up of black soot in some areas.

POSSIBLE CAUSE.

 

•Usually indicates incorrect positioning of logs if the unit has just been installed.

 

 

 

 

 If the unit has been installed for some time, the inspirator may require cleaning.

 

 

 

 

 Contact your Dealer.

SOLUTION

  

 

•Re-position the logs as per instructions (See Contents)

SYMPTOM.

  

 

•The unit rattles when the fan is on.

POSSIBLE CAUSE.

 

•Fan may need cleaning.   Fan may be unbalanced.

SOLUTION

  

 

•If more than 12 months old general maintenance may be required,  

 

 

 

 

  

 contact your Dealer

SYMPTOM.

  

 

•There is a strong odour and some smoke coming from the unit when on.

POSSIBLE CAUSE.

 

•This usually only happens when the unit is lit for the first time. 

SOLUTION

  

 

•Refer to PAINT CURING . (See Contents) 

 

SYMPTOM.

  

 

•The unit will not light beyond pilot flame.

POSSIBLE CAUSE.

 

•(A)The pilot, on-off button is not in position.  

 

 

 

 

•(B)The remote control is not switched to ON 

 

 

 

 

•(C)The batteries in the remote control are flat.

 

 

 

 

•(D)The pilot flame is not reaching  the thermopile. Gas pressure may be too low 

SOLUTION

  

 

•(A) Make sure the on off button on the unit is turning to HIGH.

 

 

 

 

•(B) Press the ON button on the remote control

 

 

 

 

•(C) Replace the batteries in the remote control.

 

 

 

 

•(D)  (See above***) 

IF THE APPLIANCE FAILS TO OPERATE CORRECTLY, CONTACT YOUR DEALER  OR 

ILLUSION AUSTRALIA DIRECT ON (03) 9793 7520.

SERVICE TO BE CARRIED OUT ONLY BY AN AUTHORISED PERSON.

Summary of Contents for MATRIX GFX-L

Page 1: ...ve been tested and approved in accordance with Australian Standards for installation and operation as described in this manual and have been certified by SAI GLOBAL WARNING DO NOT MODIFY THIS APPLIANC...

Page 2: ...ce has been fully tested and approved to Australian Standards NOTE MATRIX GAS LOG FIRES MODELS GFX L GFX M AND GFX S ARE DESIGNED TO BE INSTALLED IN A SUITABLY CONSTRUCTED WALL OR FIREPLACE FACADE THE...

Page 3: ...ion Matrix series of Gas Log Fires are correct at the time of printing It is always advisable to check dimensions and clearances with your Illusion dealer before commencing installation thus avoiding...

Page 4: ...gas valve THE FOLLOWING INDICATES SITUATIONS OF ABNORMAL OPERATION OF THE APPLIANCE WHEN THE APPLIANCE IS OPERATING 1 The flames appear excessively large and or sooting occurs on the logs 2 You can sm...

Page 5: ...fuel effect which is designed to operate with luminous flames and may exhibit slight carbon deposition PILOT FLAME IGNITION Depress and turn the control knob to the PILOT position Depress the button a...

Page 6: ...CONTACT WITH THE GLASS IF THE PRIMARY GUARD IS NOT FITTED ADDITIONALLY A SECONDARY FIRE SCREEN MAY BE APPROPRIATE WHEN SMALL CHILDREN OR THE INFIRM ARE IN THE VICINITY OF THE APPLIANCE WARNING DO NOT...

Page 7: ...AS NZS 5601 GAS INSTALLATIONS 2 Only an Authorised person should install the appliance 3 This appliance should be inspected prior to installation and the dealer contacted if any problems arise 4 This...

Page 8: ...127MM STAINLESS STEEL ACTIVE FLUE MUST BE USED FOR THE REAR FLUE MODEL GALVANISED STEEL MAY BE USED FOR ACTIVE FLUE ON THE VERTICAL FLUE MODEL MINIMUM OVERALL HEIGHT OF FLUE SYSTEM WHEN INSTALLED IS...

Page 9: ...M a d e G a s L o g F i r e s INSTALLATION OPTIONS 1 2 INTO FABRICATED ENCLOSURE VERTICALLY OR THROUGH REAR WALL AS 5601 AG 601 PLEASE NOTE ALL ILLusion GAS LOG FIRES MUST BE INSTALLED BY AN AUTHORIS...

Page 10: ...s L o g F i r e s INSTALLATION OPTION 3 AND 4 INTO EXISTING CHIMNEY VERTICALLY OR THROUGH REAR WALL OF CHIMNEY PLEASE NOTE ALL ILLusion GAS LOG FIRES MUST BE INSTALLED BY AN AUTHORISED PERSON IN ACCOR...

Page 11: ...og B GFX S onto the pins in the rear log and middle log as shown 7 Fit the left hand side top log onto the pins in the rear log and front lhs log as shown CHECK THE LOCATION OF ALL THE LOGS TO ENURE T...

Page 12: ...HE PRESSURE TEST POINT SEE BELOW NOTE BOTH INLET AND MANIFOLD PRESSURES SHOULD BE CHECKED USING THE VALVE PRESSURE PORTS ON THE GAS VALVE PROCEDURE TURN VALVE TO OFF POSITION LOOSEN INLET PRESSURE POI...

Page 13: ...ff the burner holes The logs should not have any sooting black areas If there is a problem call an authorised gas fitter or your local dealer 4 The appliance and flue system must be inspected by an au...

Page 14: ...RIX GFX L M S Spare Parts Spare parts are available from your supplier Refer to rear of this manual for contact details 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Firebox body main 2 Fascia 3 Top grill assembly 4 Burner assembly...

Page 15: ...g F i r e s INSTALLATION OF FASCIAS TRIMS FLOOR MOUNT FASCIA The Wall mounted fascia is attached to the outer case assembly by locating the fascia bottom tabs A over the outer case assembly attaching...

Page 16: ...L o g F i r e s INSTALLATION OF FASCIAS WALL MOUNT FASCIA The Floor mount fascia is attached to the outer case assembly by locating the fascia bottom tabs A over the outer case assembly attaching 2 s...

Page 17: ...ergy saving method of operating the fan SHUT DOWN It will also shut down the fan 10 to 15 minutes after the heater is turned off once the firebox has cooled sufficiently REMOTE CONTROLLER OPTION The a...

Page 18: ...E CHANGED BY REMOVING THE REAR ACCESS COVER THE RECEIVER USES 4 AA BATTERIES WHICH CAN BE ACCESSED BY REMOVING THE SLIDING COVER ON THE REAR OF THE RECEIVER UNIT THE RECEIVER IS LOCATED ON THE RHS OF...

Page 19: ...ler SYMPTOM The logs have a build up of black soot in some areas POSSIBLE CAUSE Usually indicates incorrect positioning of logs if the unit has just been installed If the unit has been installed for s...

Page 20: ...Gippsland Hwy Dandenong Sth Victoria 3175 Australia Telephone 61 3 9793 7520 email service Illusionfires com au www Illusionfires com au Illusion Australia Pty Ltd reserves the right to alter specifi...

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