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DO NOT
REMOVE THE PRESSURE RELIEF DOOR CARDBOARD FITMENT AT THE TOP OF THE FIRE AT THIS STAGE.
15.1a -
If The Fenton Balanced Flue as a pressure relief system/door to protect against issues with delayed ignition.
15.2 - FITTING THE FIRE - reference should be made to the Cable Fixing Diagrams on the next page.
! IMPORTANT NOTE !
TAKE GREAT CARE WHEN WORKING INSIDE THE FIRE NOT TO MARK THE CERAMIC
LINING PANELS.
a.
Using a Dust Sheet or equivalent protect the area around the Fire Installation.
b.
The Glass Panel should have already been removed however if not using the Screw Driver provided remove the 5 special countersunk
screws at the Bottom and Sides Securing the Glass Panel then tilt the Glass Panel outward slightly at the base then slide down to remove.
c.
Now with the fire upright on its Base, remove the 4 screws holding the Burner/Control Assembly at the 4 corners taking care not to mark
the liners. With the Thermatronic/High Level Controls remove the Heat Shield; a single screw fixing at the right.
Carefully lift the Burner Assembly upward then roll out from the back to remove, taking care not to Mark the Liners.
If the fire is fitted with the Thermatronic Control it will be necessary to pull the Receiver Box and Infrared Sensor off its Velcro Pads.
If fitted with the High Level Control then pull the Battery Box off its Velcro Pad.
d.
Push the Flue onto the Spigots at the rear of the fire and IMPORTANT, ensure that ‘TOP’ marked on the end of the Flue Terminal is at the
top centre; using the drill provided and with the flue level, mark and drill the three holes around the Spigot.
Secure the flue with the Screws provided and then seal around the flue/spigot with the Sealing Tape also provided.
e.
The Method for Securing the fire be it Cable Fixing or Wall Fixing system should now be considered. See Diagrams on the Next Page.
Note: The Cable Fixing System should be used when the fire is being fitted with a Surround Panel. For cable fixing go to ‘g’.
The Wall Fixing System should Only be used when a Surround Back Panel is not being used. For wall fixing go to ‘f’.
IMPORTANT: Drill through a Surround Back Panel could result in cracking not just when being drilled but over time.
Nu-Flame will NOT accept Responsibility for Cracks Caused Due To Drilling Surround Back Panels.
IMPORTANT : Do Not Force The Flue In Too Far Or Past It’s Stop As It Will Block Off The Flow Causing Overheating.
f. For Wall Fixing
it will be necessary to position the fire with flue fitted into the opening to enable the holes to be marked through
the Fixing Brackets before drilling and fitting Rawl Plugs ready for securing the fire, now proceed to ’j’.
Note: When sliding the fire with flue into the Hole in the Wall take care not to damage the Hearth
g. For Cable Fixing
there are 2 cables supplied; 1 to be used each side of the unit. Working at 360mm centres in the fireplace
enclosure drill the lower holes 27mm up from the base and drill the higher holes 510mm up from the base (see Cable Fixing Diagrams on
next page).
Secure the 4 Eyebolts supplied with the Rawl Plugs to the back of the fireplace. Ensure the Eyebolts are fully screwed in.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
ENSURE THE MATERIAL THE EYEBOLT/RAWPLUG IS FIXED INTO IS SOLID AND SOUND.
i) If the fixing is not sound the Rawlplug/Eyebolt will be pulled out and the fire will not be sealed to the Fireplace Opening.
II) The head of the eye bolt must be level or below the front face of the surround back panel, for this reason it may be
necessary to recess the head of the eye bolt into the brickwork..
h.
There are 2 cable attachment tabs on the top of the main casing; 1 each side at the rear. They are part of the folded down lip of the case,
prize these up with a screwdriver to enable them to be used. Feed a cable downwards through each cable attachment point ready for the
next stage of Installing the fire.
Note: When sliding the fire with flue into the Hole in the Wall take care not to damage the Hearth
i.
IMPORTANT : Do Not Force The Flue In Too Far Or Past It’s Stop As It Will Block Off The Flow Causing Overheating.
j.
When fitting the fire into the Hole in the Wall take care to not damage the Hearth. Now rest the Fire on the Hearth so that y ou can
still gain access to the cables and eyebolts behind the fire. Feed the cables though the eyebolts on either side and then through the holes
in the back of the fire near the base.
k.
Lifting the fire slightly at the base so as to not damage the Hearth slide the Fire/Flue into the hole guiding the flue into the hole until it is
part way
(leaving the fire sticking out approximately 50mm) ensuring the gas supply pipe and isolation/pressure test elbow
clears through the cut out in the rear of the Main Casing. While sliding the unit further into the Fireplace Opening pull on the excess cable.
l.
Now again lifting the Fire slightly, slide it home ensuring that the sealing strips on the underside/rear of the front of the Fire stay in position
to make a seal against the fireplace enclosure. While sliding the unit into the Fireplace Opening pull on the excess cable.
m.
The Cable Fix Adjuster and Lock Screw (see Cable Fixing Diagrams on next page) can now be fitted onto the cable and tightened up to
tension the fire back into the fireplace to secure the fire.
It may be easier to work through the base of the Firebox. Take care not to damage the Liners.
Surplus fixing cable MUST NOT be cut off and must be tucked back through the central hole in the Back of the Fire.
This is particularly important with the Thermatronic Control System to keep the cables away from any electronics.
n.
With fixing if any of the silicone sealing strips are not compressed and/or if there are gaps they
must
be filled with a suitable sealant,
fireclay or high temperature silicone.
15. FITTING THE FIRE
Do not remove the Pressure Relief Door
Cardboard Packer and Label yet. The Packer
is to hold the Pressure Relief Door Closed at
this stage.
View Pressure Relief Door through here.