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G.C. NO. 32 230 32

Installation & Service Instructions

Hallmark

Radiant Convector Gas Fire

THE GAS SAFETY (INSTALLATION AND USE) REGULATIONS 1994.

“In your own interest, and that of safety, it is law that all gas appliances are installed by competent persons, in accordance

with the above regulations. Failure to install appliances correctly could lead to prosecution.”

Installation must be in accordance with these Installation and Service Instructions and the rules in force.

The polythene bags used for packaging are a potential hazard to babies and young children and

MUST BE DISPOSED OF IMMEDIATELY.

LEAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS WITH THE USER FOR USE ON FUTURE CALLS

For Use With Natural Gas

(G20) Only At 20mbar

For Use in GB

IMPORTANT

PLEASE READ THIS BOOK
BEFORE INSTALLING
OPERATING OR SERVICING
THIS APPLIANCE

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Summary of Contents for Hallmark

Page 1: ...above regulations Failure to install appliances correctly could lead to prosecution Installation must be in accordance with these Installation and Service Instructions and the rules in force The polythene bags used for packaging are a potential hazard to babies and young children and MUST BE DISPOSED OF IMMEDIATELY LEAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS WITH THE USER FOR USE ON FUTURE CALLS For Use With Natural...

Page 2: ...k the Fire 6 4 2 Pre Cast Flue 6 4 3 Closure Plate Wall Mounted 7 4 4 Closure Plate Hearth Mounted 7 4 5 Spigot Restrictor 7 4 6 Dis assemble The Fire 8 4 7 Mounting The Fire 8 4 8 Prepare The Fire Connection 8 4 8 1 Gas Connection 9 5 CHECK GAS PRESSURE OPERATION OF FIRE 9 6 TEST for SPILLAGE 10 7 COMPLETE THE INSTALLATION 11 8 CUSTOMER INFORMATION 11 9 SERVICING REPLACEMENT OF PARTS 12 9 1 Gener...

Page 3: ...d lower Burner Bray No AB 9516W Duplex box type Cold Setting Pressure 18 9 mbar 7 4 in w g Hot Setting Pressure 18 9 mbar 7 4 in w g Ignition Rotary action impact piezo spark integral with gas control tap Gas Rate Meter 10 minutes after lighting 2ft 3 in approximately 6 minutes Weight Nett 16 9kg 37 Ibs approx Gas Rate Adjustment None Aeration Adjustment None Electrical Connection None Gas Connect...

Page 4: ...700mm high is required for installation The height can be reduced where non combustible materials are used See Fig 4 A floor mounted fire must be on a non combustible hearth measuring at least 762mm wide and 305 deep The hearth material should be at least 12mm thick see Fig 3 Its top surface should be preferably be 50mm above the floor level in order to discourage the placing of a rug over it The ...

Page 5: ...the fixing screws must be adequate to support the fire solidly in all circumstances through its life f The minimum flat area is required to ensure that a satisfactory seal can be made between the fireplace and the appliance 3 4 Fireplace Opening For the dimensions of both wall mounted and floor mounted fires see Fig 3 3 5 Fire Surrounds Shelves a This fire can be fitted to a non combustible fire s...

Page 6: ...strictor 4 Closure plate 5 Cooler Plate 6 Poly Bag Assembly 7 Reply Card If any parts are damaged or missing please contact the phone number shown on the check lists supplied with the packs Do Not discard the packaging until all items are accounted for or the fire is installed 4 2 Pre Cast Flue Note It must be emphasised that no mortar fangs between the blocks should be extruded into the flue way ...

Page 7: ...the closure plate so the bottom edge is a minimum of 93mm from the carpet The bottom of the flue spigot aperture will be 440mm above the carpet See Fig 10 4 4 Closure Plate Hearth Mounted Note See Combustible Wall Cladding page 5 This fire is not suitable for use on combustible walls a Fit the closure plate to the fire opening and seal around the edges on all four sides b Check the spigot and air ...

Page 8: ...ce of products Note In all cases the spigot or its extension should pass at least 25mm through the closure plate See Fig 12 g If the fire is to be wall mounted the two leg assemblies should be removed 4 7 Mounting The Fire a Offer the fire chassis to the closure plate and enter the flue spigot into its aperture in the close plate b Make sure the fire is level and mark the four mounting holes then ...

Page 9: ...ction is required from the rear of the fire it will be necessary to cut a small clearance slot in the closure plate 5 Check Gas Pressure Operation Of Fire The test point screw is located on the Right hand side of the fire under the gas tap a Remove the pressure test point screw and connect a pressure gauge See Fig 15 b Carefully unpack the radiants Insert the radiants under the canopy lift the bot...

Page 10: ...ge Expose the test hole by slackening off the screw holding the cover plate in position and pivot it to the left See Fig 17 c light a smoke match and position in the test hole as shown in Fig 17 The complete head of the smoke match should be inserted into the hole d If the flue is pulling normally all the smoke will be drawn into the chimney e if there are is any downblow or if the smoke seems to ...

Page 11: ...nticlockwise and the spark igniter will operate during the turning of the tap c The fire can be lit by a taper if necessary To do this light the taper and apply it to the base of one of the centre radiants Then turn the control knob anticlockwise to setting 6 d The control knob has numbers to help find the best setting but it is not a thermostat See Fig 19 e The Radiants can be replaced if necessa...

Page 12: ...ey to ensure continued clearance of combustion products and that there is no excessive build up of soot 9 1 General Access a Ensure the gas supply to the fire is OFF b Carefully pull off the control knob c Remove the two screws fixing screws from each side of the case d Carefully draw the case forward at the bottom and lift off On re assembly check the large flat washer at the top of the control r...

Page 13: ...rner plate e Slide the burner to the right and lower to the floor The burner and electrode are accessible for servicing 9 2 1 Electrode a Remove the electrode lead b Remove the nut and washer securing the electrode to the burner The spark gap at the electrode should be 3 4mm See Fig 22 9 2 2 Burner a Remove the locknut securing the tap to the burner b Remove the electrode as above and clean or rep...

Page 14: ...o tap Be careful to retain the small spring housed between the tap and the piezo Note When re fitting the piezo to the tap make sure the small spring is housed in the piezo The engaging ribs at the base of the piezo should also be seated correctly in the tap slots before securing with the two screws 9 3 2 Injectors Remove the two injectors The injectors are of the double ceramic tipped design and ...

Page 15: ... 145 845 Electrode Lead 1 900 9393 27 386 861 Control Tap Assembly Concentric JC A 91 5 Includes Key No 30 1 904 1044 29 398 493 Injector Bray Cat 28 Size 195 2 900 705 30 397 730 Piezo Generator Concentric No JC SA 2130 1 904 9387 61 127 038 127 046 Control Knob Assembly Handicapped Person Control Knob Assembly 1 1 900 1051 900HP 1 051 63 145 898 Radiant 4 900 9347 64 145965 Dressguard 1 50 900 7...

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