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Figure 17.   

The thermo-

couple and 

thermopile 

should be fully 

engulfed by the 

pilot flames.

Figure 16. 
Proper pilot flame 

/ carry-over port 

alignment.

Adjusting the Burner

Burner adjustments must only be performed by qualified 

personnel. To adjust the air supply, regulate the air 

opening in the burner tube right above the connection of 

the gas supply. See fig. 18. Loosen the wing nut under the 

stove and adjust the air opening by pulling the air shutter 

to the correct opening. See figs. 18-19.

For Natural Gas (G20) and Propane (G31):  12.6 mm 

(this dimension is with shutter fully open). Once set, 

ensure that the wing nut is adequately tightened.

Note! To avoid burns, do not adjust the air shutter until 

the burner has cooled down.

Annual Service

Annual service of the appliance includes the following 

check points.

1.

 

Lighting  and inspection of the pilot flame (see the 

section - Inspection of the Pilot Flame above).

2.

 

Cleaning the glass.

3.

 

The gasket around the glass must be inspected annu-

ally for wear and replaced if necessary.

4.

 

Check if the textured embers need to be replaced.

5.

 

Look for soot. It could be a result of the ceramic logs 

not being centered in the stove and completely 

pushed onto the metal plate, or the air regulator has 

been adjusted incorrectly. (See section: Adjusting the 

Burner).

6.

 

Check the gas pressure if other gas equipment is con-

nected to the gas supply.

7.

 

Look for signs of corrosion on the appliance and the 

vent system.

8.

 

Look for obstructions in the vent system (such as 

bird’s nests, or branches from bushes and trees).

Inspection of the Pilot Flame

The pilot flame should have three flames as shown in fig. 

16. The two thermo-elements should be surrounded by 

two of the flames as shown in fig. 17. 

The flames should be stable and the colour mainly 

blue. If you detect a deviation from this, turn off the pilot 

flame and call for service.

Figure 18. Air Shutter Adjustment.

Figure 19.  Loosen wing nut to adjust air shutter..

Air Shutter fully 

open for  

G20 and G31

Fully  

open for  

G20 and 

G31

Summary of Contents for GF 3 BF

Page 1: ...e or other flammable vapors and liq uids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS Do not try to light any appliance Do not touch any electrical switch do not use any...

Page 2: ...ssociated with the repair of gas controls plumb ing burners log set or sheet metal firebox beyond the warranty period 5 Damage caused by unauthorized modification use or repair 6 Damage to enameled su...

Page 3: ...6 5 User Information 14 6 Troubleshooting 16 7 Parts Illustrations and Lists 19 8 Service Record 23 THIS OWNER S MANUAL PROVIDES INFORMATION TO ENSURE SAFE INSTALLATION AND EFFICIENT DEPENDABLE OPERA...

Page 4: ...Burner Injector Marking 39 53 Pilot Injector Marking 51 30 Maximum Gas Consumption at Full Rate m3 h at 15 C 1013 25mbar 0 714 0 282 Maximum Gas Consumption at Full Rate kg h at 15 C 1013 25mbar 0 53...

Page 5: ...trol cover and control switch Care should be taken not to touch unit when it is in operation WARNING If you detect an odour of gas Do not light the Stove or any other appliance Do not use electrical s...

Page 6: ...d on carpet vinyl linoleum or other combus tible material Minimum dimensions of the floor plate 580 x 435 mm as in fig 2 J tul can supply floor plates in a variety of colors Firewall Requirements The...

Page 7: ...erminal which is supplied attached with 600mm of flue pipe The 600mm terminal section may be cut to up to 300mm if required 2 Flue arrangement for horizontal termination Fig 6b When the horizontal len...

Page 8: ...ations 400mm Max This arrangement can only be made using kit M82671 The maximum permissible horizontal length is 400mm This length is supplied attached to the terminal Fig 6 a Fig 6 b Fig 6 c Fig 6 d...

Page 9: ...ngth is 600mm or less Vent restrictor position is D 2 Flue arrangement for horizontal termination when horizontal length is greater than 600mm Vent restrictor position is D 3 Flue arrangement for vert...

Page 10: ...the peg as in fig 11 3 Place the left log on the pegs as in fig 12 4 Install middle log on the appropriate pegs shown in fig 13 5 Position embers loosely and maintain 6 mm clearance from the burner sk...

Page 11: ...gure 11 Install right log Figure 12 Install left log Figure 13 Install middle log 1 4 6 mm 1 4 6 mm Pilot Assembly KEEP CARRY OVER PORTS CLEAR PN 220730 PN 220728 PN 220729 Figure 14 Spread ember ston...

Page 12: ...con nected to the appliance open the gas supply and light the appliance see lighting instructions Perform a tightness test on all the pipe connections Commissioning Testing Gas Pressure Correct gas p...

Page 13: ...Flame above 2 Cleaning the glass 3 The gasket around the glass must be inspected annu ally for wear and replaced if necessary 4 Check if the textured embers need to be replaced 5 Look for soot It cou...

Page 14: ...t the appliance may emit a harmless non toxic odour It is recommended that the room should be thoroughly ventilated by opening doors or windows during first time use The gas is not toxic but the room...

Page 15: ...paint and lubrication used in the production process See section Odours when using the stove for the first time Adjusting the Heat Setting Heat and flame size can be adjusted by turning the regu lato...

Page 16: ...t a metal piece and the control knob red mark on the spark igniter is finally pushed to the bottom B If not replace the Piezo spark ignitor Fuel Gas Correct gas pressure is important see the section a...

Page 17: ...r the valve even if the pressure is OK at outlet E You should therefore always check for leakage Thermocouple Fig 23 and Thermopile Fig 24 A thermocouple is in principle a thermal generator and consis...

Page 18: ...he ON OFF STAT switch is connected 10 Turn the control knob on the valve to ON and turn the ON OFF STAT switch to ON At this point the multi meter should show more than 300 mV 11 If a thermostat or re...

Page 19: ...3 Figure 26 NOTE THE GAS CONTROL VALVE ASSEMBLY IS MOUNTED AT THE CENTER FRONT OF ALL STOVES NOTE THE GAS CONTROL VALVE ASSEMBLY IS MOUNTED AT THE CENTER FRONT OF ALL STOVES J tul GF 3 BF 3 Illustrat...

Page 20: ...Block 220614 20 Gas Line 5 16 x 18 Flex 154372 21 Orifice Holder Straight 129643 22 Glass Gasket Replacement Kit 155599 23 Glass Panel Ceramic 220576 24 Glass Gasket 7 16 Tadpole 6 ft 129124 25 Glass...

Page 21: ...21 139405_A CF 3 BF 3 Figure 27 Approved Vent Components M82678 M82652 M82650 M82653 M82654 M82668 M87379 M87913 M82656 M82657 M30170 M82667...

Page 22: ...22 139405_A CF 3 BF 3 100 170mm L 400mm Figure 27a Approved Vent Components M82655 M82671 M87196 M82661...

Page 23: ...ervice year 4 Sign Company Date Service details Annual service year 5 Sign Company Date Service details Annual service year 6 Sign Company Date Service details Annual service year 7 Sign Company Date...

Page 24: ...continual product development Consequently products may differ in speci fication color or type of accessories from those illustrated or described in various publications March 9 2011 139405_A J tul A...

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