CLEANING
Do not attempt to clean the fire when turned on or still warm from use.
Ensure the fire is completely cold. Any dust and soot that may collect on the
fire should be removed from time to time. Do not use a vacuum cleaner
directly on fibres this may cause damage to the ceramic materials .
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Protect the pilot with a cloth while cleaning.
Remove the coals and check for any signs of damage or splits (replace any
where necessary)
and carefully dust them with a soft brush ( a dry 1
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paintbrush is ideal for this) Replacement of coals must be in accordance with
manufacturing
instruction.
Remove the cloth protecting the pilot and replace the coals as shown in the
diagrams on pages 24, 25,
&
26 (repeat of pages 12, 13
&
14)
Should ignition fail to light pilot, press control knob in and turn anti-clockwise
to ignition posistion and hold for a few seconds, place lighted match or taper
between pilot vent and spark electrode, once pilot is a light, continue on as
previously described - see operating your fire: page 21
Under no circumstances
should extra coals, different shaped coals over and
above those supplied with the appliance be used. Replacement parts must
be authorised spares.
WARNING:
Ignoring this advice could cause
incomplete clearance of the products of combustion
with consequent health
hazards.
A list of
USER
replacement parts available refer to page 18. Items marked
*
items 5,6,7,8,9.14
& 15.
Any brass fittings can be cleaned with a non-abrasive
brass cleaner.
Black cast iron frets just need dusting with a brush.
This appliance is intended for decorative purposes only.
This appliance is protected by a spillage monitoring system which will cut
off the pilot and shut down the fire if combustion
products are not clearing
from the appliance.
If pilot outage occurs, Relight as per lighting instructions.
If the fault recurs a specialist should be contacted,
Le gas engineer to solve
the problem.
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