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8. Check the portholes against light to see
if they are clear of debris. Blow through
them to clear them of any debris or
obstructions. Alternatively a low
powered vacuum cleaner with a small
nozzle can be used to clean the surface
and the portholes.
9. Check the board for any substantial
damage. Replace if necessary.
10. Fluff up the soft ceramic fibre inside the
tray by pressing it against the edges. Do
not try to remove the fibre.
11. Reassemble and refit the tray in reverse
order, ensuring gas soundness.
12. Relay the coals according to the coal
layout instructions and follow the
commissioning instructions.
4.3. Replacing Parts
For any spare parts that are required, please contact either your supplier or the manufacturer
directly. You will need the model name i.e. model number, the gas type, the type of control
and serial number.
Only approved parts should be used.
WARNING:-Ensure that the gas and electric supply to the fire is turned off before
proceeding.
After replacing any components, fit the fire tray into the firebox, remake the gas connection
and follow the commissioning instructions in this booklet. Always carry out a gas soundness
check on all gas joints broken during replacement of parts.
Follow instructions below to remove the fire tray from the firebox.
Place the ceramic fibre
burner board in a safe place to prevent damage.
4.3.1. Removing the Fire Tray
1. Remove coals from the fire tray by
following instructions as given in the
Servicing Instructions. Gently lift off the
burner board from the tray and place it
and the coals away in a safe place to
avoid damaging them.
2. Remove the gas supply tubing from the
inlet to the BM control valve.
3. Remove the two fire tray fixing screws
and lift the fire tray forward and pull out
the plug and socket by first pressing the
locking clip.
4. Lift off the fire tray.
4.3.2. Fire Back Replacement
1. Remove the two metal retaining brackets
at the bottom of the side cheeks of the
fire back by removing the retaining
screws.
2. Remove the damaged fire back.
3. Gently insert the new fire back into the
firebox, once located, slide to the top of
the firebox.
4. Refit the two metal brackets, ensuring
the back is at its uppermost position.