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Remove the deflector from the top of
the appliance and check the heat
exchanger. If the heat ex-changer
shows any signs of blockage remove
the heating unit and clean by brushing
or washing. If after checking the above,
the pilot flame will not ignite or the pilot
flame ignites and goes out after a short
period, turn off the appliance open the
doors and windows in the room and
well ventilate the room.

After ensuring that the room been well
ventilated light the pilot flame and
check that it remains lit. If not, replace
the atmosphere sensing device. See
the Short Parts List at the end of this
booklet.

Is pilot flame correct?

Clean pilot assembly.

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Does thermo-electric flame safety device open
and close correctly?

This appliance is supplied with an
adaptor to enable the thermocouple
circuit to be tested using a B.G.C.
multimeter.

Check that the pilot strikes
thermocouple correctly. Replace
thermocouple and/or electric
magnetic valve if necessary.

Is burner pressure correct?

Ensure gas inlet pressure is
sufficient.

Ensure main gas valve-is fully open.

Are there any water leaks?

Check tightness of connections.
Replace sealing washers if
necessary.

Are there any gas leaks?

Check tightness off connections.
Replace sealing washers if
necessary.

Does main burner extinguish quickly when hot
water tap is turned off?

Check that push rod in water section
moves freely. Lubricate if necessary.

Is heater noisy in operation?

Check for flame "lift" on main burners
De-scale the heat exchanger if
necessary (See Section "TO
REMOVE HEATING UNIT").

Summary of Contents for Mitre-AS

Page 1: ...installed by competent persons in accordance with the above regulations Failure to install appliances correctly could lead to prosecution Follow these instructions carefully and comply with condition...

Page 2: ...thermocouple pilot spark electrode Page 7 To remove heating unit Page 8 To remove electro mag unit Page 9 To remove burner assembly and injectors Page 9 To remove slow ignition diaphragm Page 9 To re...

Page 3: ...in must be left at both sides of the appliance when installed to facilitate ease of servicing FLUELESS INSTALLATION This appliance incorporates an Atmospheric Sensing Device that will shut down the a...

Page 4: ...s in position towards outside edge of slots as shown in Fig 2 and mark wall Slacken grub screw and lift off appliance Drill and plug wall to take clip securing screws Place appliance into position on...

Page 5: ...Fig 1 Fig 2 Page 3 MITRE AS WARNING...

Page 6: ...liance is fitted with a remote hot water outlet This outlet is for use when a hot water supply is required in a room other than the room in which the appliance is fitted The remote hot water outlet is...

Page 7: ...Remove the sealing washer from copper tail before making any soldered joints to prevent damage from heat Replace washer on completion COMMISSIONING THE APPLIANCE Turn on gas and water supply and chec...

Page 8: ...ints Check List Action Does the pilot flame ignite Does the pilot light go out after a short period Check the spark igniter and spark electrode and replace the units if necessary Check for electrical...

Page 9: ...electric flame safety device open and close correctly This appliance is supplied with an adaptor to enable the thermocouple circuit to be tested using a B G C multimeter Check that the pilot strikes t...

Page 10: ...park igniter behind case front Pull spark igniter forwards through case front Re assemble in reverse order using a new Push Fix retaining clip Part Number 30265 3 TO REMOVE THE SPARK ELECTRODE PILOT T...

Page 11: ...Re assemble the top unit first the electrode pilot tube and thermocouple locate into their respective sections in the metal plate hook the remaining plate into position and secure with the fixing scr...

Page 12: ...Fig 5...

Page 13: ...liance Brush or wash clean if necessary If de scaling is necessary use a proprietary brand of de scaling or a solution of 10 parts water to one part hydrochloric acid The water should preferably be ho...

Page 14: ...5 Lift burner assembly vertically to fully expose spring and sealing washer Remove washer and spring assembly Remove burner assembly Remove two fixing screws 18 Fig 5 and pull burner assembly off mani...

Page 15: ...Fig 8 Fig 9...

Page 16: ...ng three fixing screws 19 Fig 5 and easing free Remove burner assembly see section 6 Remove union nuts 20 Fig 5 DO NOT lose sealing washers Remove two vertical screws 24 Fig 10 Release two horizontal...

Page 17: ...crew and washer Fig 11 Page 9 SHORT SPARE PARTS LIST Key No G C PART No Description No Off Makers Part No 35 257694 Pilot regulator assembly 1 27691 32 Spark Electrode 1 38742 33 Thermocouple 1 27783...

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