KRATKL LEO SERIES, Installation And Operating Instruction

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The first few start-ups can contribute to smell which may persist even several hours after operation.
This is a phenomenon caused by paint burning. pets and birds can react sensitively to secreted
fumes. To speed up the process of the paint burning, warm the fireplace for a few hours, setting the
maximum height of the flame. If, during the first fire, there is sediment on the inside of the glass sur-
face, remove it using a glass cleaner. The first operation of the gas insert must be carried out within a
well- ventilated area.
When heating using gas you may encounter staining walls and ceilings. It is caused by the convection
movement of air and thus dust particles contained therein. A partial solution to this problem is
frequent ventilation of the room in which the gas insert operates. If the fireplace is installed in a new
building, you should wait at least 6 weeks before lighting it for the first time to remove construction
moisture from the walls, floor and ceiling.
Operation
The LEO gas inserts are controlled wirelessly with a remote control. The system, as standard, is
powered by four 1.5V batteries installed in the receiver. Short cyclical signals appear for about three
seconds when you try to ignite the gas insert and it is necessary to replace the batteries in the
receiver. A long beep means that the controller switch on the line between the receiver and the inter-
rupter block (option) is in position „O” or one of the wires connecting the receiver to the controller is
not connected properly. Set the switch to „I”. If the control flame does not light, it is necessary to shut
off the gas supply shut-off valve and contact a service technician. If, within six hours, the device does
not receive a command from the user, a system of automatic gas control will reduce the main burner
flame to the minimum. In the case of continuous operation without user intervention for five days
after the last entry of settings, the system will turn off the unit and cut off the gas supply. Before the
battery in the receiver is fully discharged, the controller will automatically shut off the gas supply to
the fireplace.
Control
NOTE!!!
The remote control should always be kept out of the reach of children and other persons
unaware, not capable of assessing the consequences of their actions.
The user gets the device along with the included remote control, type B6R-H9 (fig. 15).
figure 15. B6R-H9 remote control
NOTE!!!
The B6R-H9 remote control units have a built-in sensor used in the thermostat mode. The unit
continuously measures the ambient temperature and compares it with the temperature set on
the thermostat. It should be kept in a dark place, to rule out measurement errors associated
with direct sunlight.