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Ecotech (Low Input) Issue 1.2 28/06/01

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Fret options

The following Straxgas frets are suitable for use with this
appliance:

  Black finger (brass or stainless finials &ash pan ring)

 Brass 

finger

  Stainless finger (polished or satin)

  Classic, Silver Classic

  Gainsborough (all brass or black)

  Delta (polished or satin)

If a fret from another manufacturer is being used, it must comply
with the minimum free area requirements shown in Fig. 2.

Warning

: Only Straxgas approved ceramic blocks and coals, designed for this appliance, must

be used with this burner.  Use of ceramic components from any other supplier will invalidate the
guarantee and may be dangerous.

Gas connection

Note: Gas connection is by concealed connection only. A 15mm (10mm for propane) gas supply
pipe with isolation cock

 

should be brought to within 1M of the fireplace opening. The connection

to the burner can be made from the right or left-hand side by a concealed pipe from behind the
burner to the elbow on the left hand side of the burner. 8mm pipe is required for this purpose.

Location

The Straxgas burner should be located as
shown in Fig.3. Locate the burner centrally
in the opening.
Securely anchor the burner in the correct
position using the screws and plastic plugs
supplied; holes are provided in the front feet
of the burner for this purpose.

Assembly

1.  Connect the gas supply to the inlet elbow.
2.  The ceramic components are fragile and should be handled with care. Refer to Figs. 4

and 5 for positioning of ceramic fibre blocks and coals.

3.  Place the chair shaped ceramic block on the burner, pushing it back against the

upturned edge of the burner plate.

4.  Place the medium sized ceramic block on the chair shaped block pushing it back to sit

comfortably between the sides of the first block.

5.  Spring forward the slotted front plate and slide the front ceramic down as far as far as

the stops.

6.  Remove the coals from the bag; note that there are 2 sizes supplied with the burner.

Place them on the ceramic blocks in accordance with Fig. 5.

Fig. 2 Optional fret minimum

ventilation requirement

Fig. 3

Nominal dimensions of burner

406mm (16in.)

Width of fret including posts

406mm (16in.)

Width of burner at back

254mm (10in.)

Depth from back of fret

200mm (8in.)

Back ceramic

Centre ceramic

Front ceramic

Fig. 4 Assembling the ceramic blocks

Fig. 5 Placing the loose coals

Summary of Contents for 16 Ecotech

Page 1: ... Consolidated Regulations issued by the Scottish Development Board Gas Safety Installation and Use Regulations Failure to install this appliance correctly could lead to prosecution and render the guarantee invalid Attention is drawn to the latest edition of the following standards BS1251 Specifications of open fireplace components BS5440 Part 1 Specification for installation of flues BS5440 Part 2...

Page 2: ...ce with BS 5440 Part 1 Clearances If a shelf is to be fitted above the fire perhaps as part of a surround it must be positioned a minimum of 1m 39in above the top of the hearth and project no more than 200mm 8in from the front plane of the opening Combustible material such as wood may be fitted to within 100mm 4in of either side of the opening so long as it projects no more than 100mm 4in from the...

Page 3: ...s burner should be located as shown in Fig 3 Locate the burner centrally in the opening Securely anchor the burner in the correct position using the screws and plastic plugs supplied holes are provided in the front feet of the burner for this purpose Assembly 1 Connect the gas supply to the inlet elbow 2 The ceramic components are fragile and should be handled with care Refer to Figs 4 and 5 for p...

Page 4: ... control 2 Turn knob anticlockwise until a click is heard The knob will stop at the ignition position and a spark should be seen at the tip of the ignition probe At the same time the pilot flame should light KEEP THE KNOB PRESSED IN FOR 10 SECONDS If the pilot should fail to light turn the control knob clockwise to the off position wait 3 minutes and repeat the procedure 3 When the pilot flame is ...

Page 5: ...ppliance is fitted with an oxygen depletion sensor incorporated into the pilot body Should the fire repeatedly extinguish itself the cause should be sought and remedied as this may indicate spillage into the room of combustion products 4 Indicate the tie on warning label which the customer must remove and read 5 Advise the user that any smell given off by the appliance will clear away after a litt...

Page 6: ...y by isolation cock 2 Lift off the front fret and remove the coals and ceramic blocks 3 Remove 2 screws holding burner to hearth 4 Undo multidirectional gas connection 5 Remove burner from fireplace 6 Pull off control knob 7 Remove the 2 screws securing the Data Badge plate and remove the plate 8 Disconnect ignition lead to the igniter unit 9 Disconnect all 3 gas connections to gas valve as well a...

Page 7: ...burner 4 Pull off connector on the base of the igniter probe 5 Remove 2 screws on the burner and remove ignition unit complete 6 Fit new pilot assembly and reassemble in reverse order 7 Turn on the gas supply and check for soundness 8 Check operation of ignition system NOTE No liability can be accepted unless this product has been installed and operated strictly in accordance with these manufactur...

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