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INSTALLER INFORMATION

Aerion Range

Electronic Ignition System (Contd.)

A four-position DIP switch enables any of 16 pre-selected codes. Pressing the switch on the receiver activates the 

new code.

The receiver unit can be hidden away under or behind the stove, ensure that the receiver is located in an area that 

has a temperature below 60

°C, and that the customer knows where the receiver is for future battery replacement. Check 

the system.

Summary of Contents for Aerion Series

Page 1: ...G1410 GF2R GF1410 GF3 G1410 RD G1410 T G1250 GF G1250 GF2L G1250 GF2R G1250 GF3 G 800 GF G 800 T G 650 GF ALTO GF ALTO T Version 3 28 02 22 Contents of manual may be updated without notice For the la...

Page 2: ...and Maintenance instructions included Please read this manual before installing and using this space heater Leave this manual with the owner This space heater is approved for Natural Gas and Universal...

Page 3: ...50 GF2R 6 G1250 GF3 6 G800 GF 7 G800 T 7 G650 GF 8 ALTO GF 8 ALTO T 9 Technical Data Summary Vue 1410 Range 10 Technical Data Summary Vue 1250 Range 11 Technical Data Summary Quadro 800 Range 12 Techn...

Page 4: ...24 GF1410 GF3 26 G1410 RD 28 G1410 T 30 G1250 GF 32 G1250 GF2R 34 G1250 GF2L 36 G1250 GF3 38 G800 GF 40 G800 T 42 G650 GF 44 ALTO GF 46 ALTO T 48 Installation Instructions 50 Prohibited Area for Flue...

Page 5: ...erion Range Alto Range 74 Quadro 800 Range 77 Quadro 650 Range 80 Main Burner Check 82 Remote Control Installation 84 Error Codes 90 Servicing 91 Trouble Shooting 92 Cleaning the Ceramics 97 Cleaning...

Page 6: ...ions AS5601 1 2013 installation code for gas burning appliances and any other relevant statutory regulations Keep any flammable or combustible items curtains clothes furniture perfume etc at least 900...

Page 7: ...PRODUCT DIMENSIONS 2 G1410 GF G1410 GF2L Aerion Range...

Page 8: ...PRODUCT DIMENSIONS 3 G1410 GF2R GF1410 GF3 Aerion Range...

Page 9: ...PRODUCT DIMENSIONS 4 G1410 RD G1410 T Aerion Range...

Page 10: ...PRODUCT DIMENSIONS 5 G1250 GF GF1250 GF2L Aerion Range...

Page 11: ...5 kg UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED DEBURR ALL SHARP EDGES RIPTION DATE DRAWN APPROVED REVISION 87 5 kg OT SCALE THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED DEBURR ALL SHARP EDGES V DESCRIPTION DATE DRAW...

Page 12: ...PRODUCT DIMENSIONS 7 G800 GF G800 T Aerion Range...

Page 13: ...PRODUCT DIMENSIONS 8 G650 Aerion Range ALTO GF...

Page 14: ...PRODUCT DIMENSIONS 9 ALTO T Aerion Range...

Page 15: ...AS 10 Gas consumption high MJ hr 44 40 Gas consumption low MJ hr 30 35 Burner pressure high kPa 0 7 2 4 Burner pressure low kPa 0 38 1 96 Number of burners 3 Large burner 1 Small burner 2 Injector Br...

Page 16: ...G 1250 Type Number AS 6 Gas consumption high MJ hr 34 Gas consumption low MJ hr 22 Burner pressure high kPa 0 6 Burner pressure low kPa 0 3 Number of burners 1 Large burner 1 Small burner Injector Br...

Page 17: ...hr 31 0 28 0 Gas consumption low MJ hr 19 0 24 0 Burner pressure high kPa 0 7 2 4 Burner pressure low kPa 0 3 1 8 Number of burners 1 Large burner 1 Small burner Injector Bray type multiport 1 25 0 55...

Page 18: ...sumption low MJ hr 16 13 Burner pressure high kPa 0 7 2 4 Burner pressure low kPa 0 3 0 8 Number of burners 1 Large burner 1 Small burner Injector Bray type multiport 1 10 0 55 Injector Bray type mult...

Page 19: ...s consumption low MJ hr 35 32 Burner pressure high kPa 0 6 2 40 Burner pressure low kPa 0 4 1 52 Number of burners 2 Large burner 1 Small burner 1 Injector Bray type multiport 1 25 0 55 Injector Bray...

Page 20: ...e situatedatthebottomof theenclosure Asthiswarmaircool itfallstowardthefloorwhereit sdrawnintotheinlet and the cycle repeats The room air inlets are part of the fireplace and cannot be blocked The amo...

Page 21: ...VENT LOCATIONS AND SIZES Figure 1 3 Vent Size Figure 1 2 Vents NOTE Vent location minimum of 300mm down from the finished surface of the ceiling This 300mm istheoptimumloca tionoftheventrelativetoeffi...

Page 22: ...17 Aerion Range UNIT TO TV CLEARANCES COMBUSTIBLE MANTLE Figure 1 4 Clearance from Unit to TV...

Page 23: ...aranceforairflow Ifunitismounted onfloor controlpanelcanonlybelocatedtothesidewith theminimumclearanceof250mmtotheside Ifunderneath the unit base will need to at a desired height for the unit butalsoa...

Page 24: ...ge CLADDING MATERIAL Note A gap of 4mm needs to be left between the villa board and the top part of the firebox 9mm Villa Board can be used as an alternative approved cladding material Figure 1 7 Clad...

Page 25: ...ra notes Fortimberframeinstallationstheunitcanbeeitherfloormountedormidmounted However forsteelframeinstallations theappliancemust be mid mounted Drawings above are for visual illustration purposes on...

Page 26: ...drawings giventheapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Vill...

Page 27: ...sadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisinstalledtothesideoft...

Page 28: ...otshowninthedrawings giventheapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed w...

Page 29: ...adequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisinstalledtothesideofth...

Page 30: ...otshowninthedrawings giventheapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed w...

Page 31: ...notshowninthedrawings giventheapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed...

Page 32: ...boxisbelowtheappliance tothesideofthecavity youmaychoosetoinstalltheventbelowthecontrol box notshowninthedrawings giventheapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacef...

Page 33: ...ntrol box notshowninthedrawings giventheapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be co...

Page 34: ...theapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimu...

Page 35: ...arancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisinsta...

Page 36: ...entheapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board mini...

Page 37: ...andthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisinstalledtot...

Page 38: ...drawings giventheapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Vill...

Page 39: ...arancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisinsta...

Page 40: ...howninthedrawings giventheapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with...

Page 41: ...ancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisinstall...

Page 42: ...ninthedrawings giventheapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9m...

Page 43: ...box notshowninthedrawings giventheapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be construc...

Page 44: ...boxisbelowtheappliance tothesideofthecavity youmaychoosetoinstalltheventbelowthecontrol box notshowninthedrawings giventheapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacef...

Page 45: ...clearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisin...

Page 46: ...cefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisinstalledtothesideofthecavity inl...

Page 47: ...learancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisins...

Page 48: ...efor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisinstalledtothesideofthecavity inli...

Page 49: ...mclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisi...

Page 50: ...external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisinstalledtothesideofthecavity inlineorabovefromthebo...

Page 51: ...oughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicab...

Page 52: ...for the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisinstalledtothesideofthecavity inlin...

Page 53: ...owthecontrol box notshowninthedrawings giventheapplianceisraisedhighenoughtoallowtheminimumclearancesandthereisadequatespacefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame shoul...

Page 54: ...acefor the vent The external fa ade surrounding of the timber steel frame should be constructed with 9mm Villa board minimum Gdimensionisonlyapplicableifthecontrolboxisinstalledtothesideofthecavity in...

Page 55: ...trol hatch to the transit bracket Before removingthelastscrew supportthe bottomofthecontrolhatch removethelastscrew andlaythecontrolhatchontheprotectivematerial toprotectagainstdamagetothepowdercoatin...

Page 56: ...heater during the heating cycle is to have some flexibility to counter react to the expansion forces due to heat If the heater is secured to the surrounding frame the top of the heater may distort Bu...

Page 57: ...panner or 10 mmnutsertremovetheboltsfromthebracketanddiscard Thetransitbracketafterremovingthesecuringboltscanbe pushed and accommodated under the base of the heater Fitment of the control hatch The c...

Page 58: ...h the manufacturer sinstallationinstructions localgasfittingregulation municipalbuildingcodes electricalwiringregulationsandAS NZS 5601 1 Gas installations DO NOT INSTALL INTO A FIREPLACE The data lab...

Page 59: ...tainthe desired clearance i e 250 mm or 50 mm The250mmmeasurementisforclearanceto combustiblematerials The50mmclearance isfornon combustiblematerialsinaccordance witha50mmclearancefromtherearofthe app...

Page 60: ...STRUCTIONS Fitment adjustment of spacer brackets Thespacerbracketswhenadjustedmaintainagapbetweenthecarcassoftheheaterandanysurroundingmaterials Rear and side spacers are factory fitted refer below im...

Page 61: ...emisbasedona concentricfluesystemwhichutilisesaninnerflueof104mmdiameterandanouterflueof170mmdiameter These concentric flues terminate outside of the property Theheatersinthismanualarebalancedflueunit...

Page 62: ...to 150 MJ h input 500 300 Appliances over 150 MJ h input up to 200 MJ h input 1500 300 Appliances over 200 MJ h input up to 250 MJ h input 1500 500 Appliances over 250 MJ h input 1500 1500 Allfan assi...

Page 63: ...the inner wall of the flue pipe Aerion Range Flue Components for Installing PAD series Gas Space Heaters Manufacturer DuraVent Flue Component Part Number Termination cap 46DVA VCH 900 mm flue length 4...

Page 64: ...eofa90 elbowisequalto0 5metresinfluelength andthe45 bendisequalto0 25metresinfluelengthi e ifone90 elbowisusedthenthetotalmaximumfluelength is reduced to 5 5 metres Nomorethantwo 2 90 elbowsorfour 4 4...

Page 65: ...5601 1 2013 Flue Length Calculations Maximum permissible run H 6 0m Maximum permissible run H V 6 0m Special consideration model G1410 H V 7 3m 1 Straight Vertical The maximum vertical distance is 6...

Page 66: ...sleevearoundthescrew thisretains both the cover and the motor The Control valve is now ready to be fitted with the simple up down control system Simple Version Up and Lower control only Thisrequiresno...

Page 67: ...lthebatteriesintothereceiverandthehandset thesewillbe4x1 5VAAalkalineand9VPP3alkalinerespec tively ThisReciever Handsetworksusingsoundwaves andassuchnodirectlineofsightisrequiredbetweenthereceiv er an...

Page 68: ...chenablesanyof16pre selectedcodes Pressingtheswitchonthereceiveractivatesthe new code Thereceiverunitcanbehiddenawayunderorbehindthestove ensurethatthereceiverislocatedinanareathat hasatemperaturebelo...

Page 69: ...ter front dimensionsof1323x375mmx4mmthick andoneoutersidepanels dimensionsof312x375 mm x 4 mm thick Wearingtheglovesprovidedremovetheglassfrom thebubblewrapandlocateinasafeplace Donot touch the glass...

Page 70: ...te into thebottomsupportingchannel Replace the outer side trim in reverse order Step4 Formodelswiththeside glassremovetheouterrearside trim Gripthetrimandapplyan upwardmotiontodisengagethe securing ta...

Page 71: ...innerfascia The bottom of the glass is now clear of the bottom supportingchannel Swingthebottomoftheglass outwardwithonehandholdingtheglasspadand theotherhandgrippingthebottomcentreedgeof the glass St...

Page 72: ...m the top glass clamp Repeat the same with the bottomsupportingchannelropewithanupward motion Apply the glass suction pad provided to the centre of the glass and engage To protect the edgeoftheglassin...

Page 73: ...age Toprotectthe edgeoftheglassinsertacoupleofsoftclothsinto the cavity before removing the glass panel With the glass supported and with an upward motionliftthetopedgeoftheglassupwardinto thetopfront...

Page 74: ...tep 1 16 to place the burner media correctly in your firebox STEP 1 Log 5 Make sure the log tray is clear of any debrisorforeignmaterial Makesureyoukeep thepilotburnerareaclearofanyburnermedia STEP 2...

Page 75: ...ET UP VUE 1410 RANGE STEP 7 Log 1 2 4 5 6 STEP 8 Log 1 2 4 5 6 STEP 9 Log 1 2 4 5 6 STEP 10 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 STEP 11 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 STEP 12 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 STEP 13 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 Aerion Range STEP 14...

Page 76: ...PLACEMENT OF FIBRE EMBER STEP 1 Pull apart the fire embers into fine and thin pieces before placing over the burner STEP 2 Place fibre embers only on the burner cross lightingportsbyavoidingthemainslo...

Page 77: ...1 6 to place the burner media correctly in your firebox STEP 1 Log 1 2 3 4 Make sure the log tray is clear ofanydebrisorforeignmaterial Makesureyou keep the pilot burner area clear of any burner media...

Page 78: ...50 RANGE STEP 5 Place 5 embers on top of the BurnerTubes as shown Aerion Range STEP 6 EvenlyplacetheremainingEmbersaroundthe Grate area but avoiding the Burner tubes as shown ENSURE MEDIA DOES NOT RES...

Page 79: ...ia box Follow Step 1 13 to place the burner media correctly in your firebox STEP 1 Log1 Makesurethelogtrayisclearofanydebrisor foreignmaterial Makesureyoukeepthepilotburner area clear of any burner me...

Page 80: ...75 BURNER MEDIA SET UP ALTO RANGE STEP 5 Log 1 2 3 4 5 Aerion Range STEP 6 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 STEP 7 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 STEP 8 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 STEP 9 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9...

Page 81: ...EP 11 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 STEP 12 Place4EmbersontopoftheFrontBurnerTube and2 on top of the Rear Burner Tube STEP 13 EvenlyplacetheremainingEmbersaroundtheGrate area but avoiding...

Page 82: ...Follow Step 1 13 to place the burner media correctly in your firebox STEP 1 Log1 Makesurethelogtrayisclearofanydebrisor foreignmaterial Makesureyoukeepthepilotburner area clear of any burner media Aer...

Page 83: ...IA SET UP QUADRO 800 RANGE STEP 6 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 Aerion Range STEP 7 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 STEP 8 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 STEP 9 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 STEP 10 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 STEP 11 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 84: ...DRO 800 RANGE STEP 12 Place3EmbersontopoftheBurnerTubesasshown Aerion Range STEP 13 EvenlyplacetheremainingEmbersaroundtheGrate area but avoiding the Burner tubes as shown ENSURE MEDIA DOES NOT REST O...

Page 85: ...media box Follow Step 1 10 to place the burner media correctly in your firebox STEP 1 Log1 Makesurethelogtrayisclearofanydebrisor foreignmaterial Makesureyoukeepthepilotburner area clear of any burner...

Page 86: ...Range STEP 6 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 STEP 7 Log 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 STEP 8 Place a single Ember on top of the Burner Tube as shown STEP 9 EvenlyplacetheremainingEmbersaroundtheGrate area but avoiding the Burner t...

Page 87: ...bladed screw driver for access to HI fire out burner pressure adjustment 4 mm Allen key for access to LO fire pressure adjustment Pressure check with gas valve installed in the control hatch The Merti...

Page 88: ...hlighted on page 10 14 dependant on model of this manual adjust the regulator Access to regulator refer below The regulator adjustment for low fire is located below the pressure test points identified...

Page 89: ...LIGHT DIMMER OPERATION CIRCULATING FAN OPERATION AUXILIARY FEATURE 2ND BURNER FEATURE COUNTDOWN TIMER The Symax System uses the same easy to operate logic nd the symbol for the function you want and t...

Page 90: ...d buttons simultaneously or wait C CH HI IL LD D P PR RO OO OF F 1 2 ON AM PM OFF ON To activate press and buttons simultaneously displayed and the handset is rendered inoperable except for the OFF fu...

Page 91: ...FF Handset Press button to turn OFF NOTE A new ignition is possible after the OFF icon stops ashing F FL LA AM ME E H HE EI IG GH HT T A AD DJ JU US ST TM ME EN NT T 1 2 ON AM PM OFF Handset To increa...

Page 92: ...to enter Eco Mode 1 2 ON AM PM OFF SETTING 1 Press button and hold until dis played temperature ashes 2 To adjust set temperature press or button 3 To con rm press button or wait P PR RO OG GR RA AM M...

Page 93: ...Timer Unique ON and OFF times may be set for a single day of the week for multiple days of the week or for every day of the week Wait to nish setting A AU UX XI IL LI IA AR RY Y F FE EA AT TU UR RE E...

Page 94: ...life RECEIVER Threeshortaudiblebeepswillsoundwhentheapplianceisontoindicatethatthebatteriesinthereceiverare getting low Whenthebatteriesgetverylowtheappliancewillbeturnedoffbytheremotecontrol Thiswill...

Page 95: ...he line No spark F12 Contact service Motorturnstopilotlightposition Receiver temperature above 60 F13 Contact service Motorturnstopilotlightposition Receiver temperature above 60 F14 Contact service 5...

Page 96: ...Window Panel 5 Carefully remove the Ceramic components including Embers or Gravels 6 Use a Vacuum cleaner to clean the top of the burners and grate 7 Remove Grate 8 Using a vacuum cleaner fully clean...

Page 97: ...3 short beeps Receiver batteries low Test the batteries replace if necessary Quality 1 5V AA alkaline recommended No 1 long beep 8 wire cable is off or not operating properly Confirm proper operation...

Page 98: ...gas magnet unit drops after 30 second audible count Check gas supply Spark not lighting the pilot Check spark is crossing pilot orifice Cracked ignitor rod spark heard but not seen Ensure that ignitor...

Page 99: ...e ignition cable Yes G Main burner is lit No Manual knob is in the MAN position Turn the control knob to ON position a positive latch is required Yes Pilot flame is too low Confirm correct gas pressur...

Page 100: ...valve will turn to pilot flame if the set temperature and the ambient temperature remain the same over a 6 hour period Yes Yes Receiver batteries low Test the batteries replace if necessary Quality 1...

Page 101: ...gas the air shutter must be fully open See conversion instructions Ensure that the flue configuration is within the vent chart requirements Check termination for blockage and or appropriate type No C...

Page 102: ...uineLivingFirespecifiedparts Sealanyscrapceramicsin plasticbagsanddisposeatproperrefusesites Whenusingavacuumcleaner itisrecommendedthat one with a HEPA filtering system is used Re fittheFirebedarrang...

Page 103: ...Cleantheouterglasswithamildliquid or spray or glass cleaner Do not use harsh abrasive cleaners or sharp metal scrapers to clean the heaterglassfrontastheycanscratchthesurface whichmayresultinshatterin...

Page 104: ...Distributed By LIVING FIRE 61 3 99 777 888 info livingfire com au www livingfire com au...

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