Jetmaster 700 Vent Free Built in Installation & Operation Manual Download Page 5

 
Installation & Operation manual of Jetmaster Vent Free range 
 
 

 
 

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Revision 01/09 

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 

 
 

GENERAL  

 
All relevant codes and regulations laid down by the Gas Supply Authorities, Uniform Building Regulations and 
requirements of Local Municipal Authorities must be adhered to. 
 
ONLY an registered gas installer, whom must be accredited by JETMASTER, can perform the installation. 
 
All gas installations must comply with the requirements of the national standard SANS 10087-1 
 
Installation and use of this fire must be in accordance with these instructions. 
 
Any appliances incorporating a live fuel effect and designed to operate with luminous flames, may exhibit slight 
carbon deposition. 
 
 

CLEARANCE DISTANCES AND MATERIALS 

 
Heat is radiated from the front of the fireplace. It is therefore important to take special care that no combustible 
material is placed close to the opening of the fireplace. No combustible materials e.g. wooden furniture, cupboards 
and fittings should be placed within a radius of 700 mm in front and on the sides of the fireplace. 
 
The builders opening must be constructed of a non-combustible material and must conform to any current National 
Building Regulations. 
 
The base on which the unit will rest must be constructed of non-combustible materials, and it is recommended that 
a non combustible hearth is used. 
 

NOTE: 

Hot air rises from the front of the unit. Any item (like ornaments or televisions) located directly above the fireplace 
will be heated by this hot air. Care should be taken to diffuse this heat when locating placing sensitive items above 
the fireplace. 
 
 

VENTILATION 

 
Fire uses oxygen to burn; thus it's important to provide enough fresh air for the combustion process. In addition to 
that fireplaces without a flue release all combustion products back into the room. This increases the need for 
adequate ventilation.  
 
As part of the combustion products released into the room moisture is also released into the room. This will raise 
the humidity of the room. 
 

NOTE: Should excessive moisture be noted in the room, additional ventilation must be provided and 
mechanical drying might be required. 

 
To ensure efficient performance of the unit, and the safety of the occupants in the room ensure that at least the 
following aeration is provided in the room. These openings must be of a permanent nature. 
 
Ventilation must be provided both on floor level as well as on ceiling level, to allow for fresh air to move in through 
the floor level opening, and out through the ceiling level opening. 
 
Both floor and ceiling level openings must be at least 250cm

2

. For instance a opening of 25cm x 10cm. 

 
These ventilation requirements are applicable for all rooms including bedrooms, living areas kitchens etc. 

 
NOTE: This appliance may not be installed in a separately enclosed bathroom or any other separately 
enclosed room. 

Summary of Contents for 700 Vent Free Built in

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Page 2: ...IONS 4 WARNINGS 4 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 5 GENERAL 5 CLEARANCE DISTANCES AND MATERIALS 5 VENTILATION 5 OUTER BOX INSTALLATION 6 GAS BURNER INSTALLATION 7 GRANULAR VERMICULITE 8 CERAMIC PEBBLE LAYOUT 8 GLASS BEAD LAYOUT 8 COMMISSIONING 9 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS 10 GENERAL 10 TURNING ON OFF 10 MAINTENANCE 11 SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE 11 FAULT FINDING 11 WARRANTEE 12 ...

Page 3: ... Vent Free range Page 3 Revision 01 09 PLEASE READ ALL RELEVANT INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL BEFORE STARTING ANY WORK ON THE UNIT INSTALLERS should read all sections of this manual END USERS should read all operation and maintenance instructions ...

Page 4: ...iate regulator that can maintain the operating gas supply pressure during use and that complies with the requirements of SANS 1237 NOTE We suggest that you check the Data Plate on your Gas Burner and verify the Model on the above table for future reference WARNINGS Do not place articles on or against this appliance Do not use or store flammable materials near this appliance Do not spray aerosols i...

Page 5: ...ustible hearth is used NOTE Hot air rises from the front of the unit Any item like ornaments or televisions located directly above the fireplace will be heated by this hot air Care should be taken to diffuse this heat when locating placing sensitive items above the fireplace VENTILATION Fire uses oxygen to burn thus it s important to provide enough fresh air for the combustion process In addition ...

Page 6: ...on into a bricked wall is used to explain all installation requirements The same distances and guidelines apply to all other installation layouts STEP 1 Prepare the structure to allow for a cavity of at least the dimensions specified in the table below MODEL L D H 700 BI 770 305 535 The base on which the unit will rest must be constructed of non combustible materials and it is recommended that a n...

Page 7: ...from the front of the box GAS BURNER INSTALLATION It is recommended that the gas supply to the unit be routed through the right hand side panel so that a straight pipe run to the gas connection can be made The gas supply can also be routed through the back or bottom panels An adequate hole can be drilled in a position that would be hidden by the burner tray The gas burner is located into the box r...

Page 8: ... the full cross section of the vermiculite NOTE Pebbles must only be placed in 1 layer Do not place a second layer of pebbles Only use the pebbles supplied by the manufacturer never substitute for a different pebble This might cause unacceptable combustion levels GLASS BEAD LAYOUT Spread a single layer of glass beads over the vermiculite This layer should be no more than 5mm thick Some vermiculite...

Page 9: ...t periods only and repeat if necessary The gas pressure to the burner is as stated on the data label For LPG this is 2 8 kPa Verify that the gas pressure is in excess of this value NOTE The gas pressure measured when there is no gas flowing through the burner will always be higher than when the burner is functioning and gas is flowing through it With the pressure gauge still connected to the inlet...

Page 10: ...rm the turning action several times to create several sparks until the flame ignites When the flame is established in the pilot burner keep the knob depressed for at least another 10s This allows the safety valve to activate and to keep the gas supply to the pilot burner open Release the knob and verify that the pilot burner is burning stable IGNITING THE MAIN BURNER Depress the valve knob and tur...

Page 11: ...ell Immediately close the gas supply to the unit Contact a service technician Unit does not ignite after several spark attempts Check that gas supply is open Ensure that gas supply line has been purged from air in line If problem persist contact service technician No spark is generated when unit is switched ON Ensure that the igniter cable is connected tightly to the pilot burner Ensure that the i...

Page 12: ...ten years from the invoiced date of purchase This warranty is only effective if At the time of the claim the then owner of the Burner or firebox produces documentary evidence to prove the date of purchase e g The original or a true copy of the invoice The warranty card was fully completed and returned to Jetmaster by mail or by fax within 30 days of purchase A registered installer installed the Bu...

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