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16. ARRANGEMENT OF THE FUEL EFFECT (Logs, Vermiculite and Bark Chips).
a.
Open the Glass Door of the Fire by removing the 2 screws to the left of the door with the Pozidriv screwdriver provided.
b.
Ensure the Fuel Tray is in position.
! TIP !
Ensure the cut-out in the Fuel Tray at the back is
positioned over the pilot shied.
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Take care not to damage liner panels with
edge of fuel tray.
c.
Much of the fire’s appearance is achieved by the placement of the Fuel Bed, e.g. Vermiculite, Bark Chips, Embaglow and Logs.
d.
Gently shake the bag of vermiculite granules so that the dust settles to the bottom of the bag.
Do not use the dust from the bottom of the bag.
e.
Firstly, carefully place natural coloured vermiculite granules (from
large bag) into the central tray area on the burner sufficient to fill
it to the top (5mm depth). Secondly, sprinkle a small quantity of
black vermiculite granules (from small bag) on top, retaining some
for later (see 14 section ‘o’). Any granules that fall onto the ported
(holes) in burner top must be removed. No granules should be left
around the pilot area.
f.
Carefully remove the Logs from the box; the logs are numbered on the base from 1 to 6. Logs 4, 5 and 6 have holes in the base
for location onto the pegs on the fuel tray.
g.
Place the large rear log No.1 to the rear of the fire on
the fuel tray ensuring that the cut-out in the log sits behind
the pilot shield and that it is central about the burner.
h.
Place log No.2 on the left so that it sits in the cut out
on the rear log and locates on the support at the front.