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Theme Plus Issue 2.1 28/06/01

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2.  If the convector box has not been pre-punched for the wire ropes, drill the top and

back shown in the drawing, removing burrs from the drilled holes.

3.  Pass one wire rope through each top hole, from the inside out, and pull through until

the fixed nipple rests against the inside of the top plate.

4.  Place the convector box near the opening and pass each wire rope through the top

and bottom screweyes, and back through the holes in the back of the convector box.

5.  Push the convector box into the opening up to the surround, pulling the wire ropes

through to take up all slack.

6.  Run the backnuts up to the heads of the sleeve bolts, and thread a sleeve bolt over

each wire rope, threaded end first.

7.  Push the sleeve bolts into the holes in the back of the convector box as far as the

backnuts.

8.  Thread an adjustable nipple on to each wire rope up to the heads of the sleeve bolts.

Pull any slack wire through the nipple and tighten the clamp screws.

9.  Make sure that the foam seal behind the fire flange is compressed all round and

then, using two spanners, screw the backnuts down the sleeve bolts in order to
tension the wire ropes and hold the convector box against the surround.

10. Coil up surplus wire rope and store inside convection channel (see drawing). 

Do not

cut off surplus

; possible future removal and refitting of convector box requires the

full length of wire supplied.

Metal fluebox and flue system (Fig. 4)

Note:

 The outlet restrictor plate must not be used with this installation.

1.  The metal fluebox must stand on a non-combustible hearth of at least 50mm

thickness.

2.  The top, sides and rear of the box must be covered with a 50mm minimum thickness

of mineral wool insulation.

3.  Secure the self-adhesive foam sealing strip to the back of the convection box flange.
4.  Slide the convection box into position, making sure that the sealing strip is

compressed and forms an effective seal around the complete frame.

5.  Drill the front face of the opening to match the 4 holes in the flange of the appliance

and insert the plugs provided.

6.  Secure the convection box using the screws provided.

Fire type

Dim. ‘A’

Dim. ‘B’

Dim. ‘C’

Theme

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Summary of Contents for Theme 18

Page 1: ...s The relevant British Standard installation specifications and codes of practice and Building Regulations issued by the Department of the Environment and Building Standards Scotland 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 Atte...

Page 2: ...aving a throat forming lintel conforming to BS1251 The appliance may be installed either a without removing the chairbrick but the spacer frame MUST be used see Fig 2a for minimum depth requirements or b in a builder s opening with sufficient volume for debris collection conforming to Fig 2b A pre cast block flue conforming to the requirements of BS1289 with a minimum cross sectional area of 16 50...

Page 3: ...ance avoid touching the visible painted parts as the paint requires curing this will take approximately 2 hours under fire In some cases there may be a slight odour given off for a short period 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...

Page 4: ...ine version 569mm Lowline version 499mm Min 524mm Max Lowline version 569mm Lowline version 569mm Lowline version 569mm Lowline version 499mm Min 524mm Max Lowline version 499mm Min 524mm Max Lowline version 499mm Min 524mm Max Lowline version 569mm ...

Page 5: ...four holes in the flange of the appliance and insert the plugs provided 5 Secure the convection box using the screws provided or alternatively use optional wire fixing kit Pre cast block flue Figs 2c and 2d Note The outlet restrictor plate must not be used with this installation 1 If the spacer frame is being used attach it to the back of the convection box flange using the four countersunk screws...

Page 6: ...e sure that the foam seal behind the fire flange is compressed all round and then using two spanners screw the backnuts down the sleeve bolts in order to tension the wire ropes and hold the convector box against the surround 10 Coil up surplus wire rope and store inside convection channel see drawing Do not cut off surplus possible future removal and refitting of convector box requires the full le...

Page 7: ...al canopy trim has been supplied first remove and discard the existing front cover by undoing the two screws in its bottom edge then secure the canopy trim using the same fixings See Fig 7 Note The flat trim and optional canopy trim cannot be used with the spacer frame Leak test pressure test 1 Turn on the main gas supply and check for gas soundness 2 Remove pressure test screw and fit pressure ga...

Page 8: ...oke fire effect Moving it down will close off some of the air and simulate a coal fire with flickering flames 6 To turn the fire off depress the knob slightly and turn it to the pilot position 7 To completely extinguish the fire depress the knob slightly and turn to the Off position Check for clearance of products of combustion 1 Light the fire 2 Close all windows and doors 3 After approximately 5...

Page 9: ...e that the chimney is swept clean Before commencing any service or replacement of parts turn off the main gas supply and ensure that the fire is cold When ordering spare parts please quote appliance serial number which can be found on the data badge plate Ceramics Examine the coals and ceramic blocks for signs of cracking and replace if necessary Handle the ceramic components with care Dust off an...

Page 10: ...tion in the pilot outlet orifice on the tap body 12 Reassemble the appliance in reverse order 13 Replace the ceramic blocks and coals see Figs 5 and 6 14 Turn on the gas supply and check for soundness Note The igniter is not replaceable separately Replacement of main injector 1 Repeat operations 1 5 as described for Replacement of gas tap FSD piezo igniter 2 Remove gas pipe from gas valve to injec...

Page 11: ...right reserved Legge Fabheat Ltd SPARE PARTS When ordering spare parts please quote part numbers as listed below NATURAL GAS L P G Propane Gas tap FSD piezo igniter BV50023 BV50147 Oxypilot assembly BA50004 BA50041 Injector BI70800 BI70530 Back ceramic BC11300 BC11300 Centre ceramic BC11296 BC11296 Front ceramic set of 2 BC11295 BC11295 Set of 10 loose coals BC50032 BC50032 Fig 12 Theme Plus outli...

Page 12: ...Theme Plus Issue 2 1 28 06 01 Page 12 of 12 Lowline Version 565mm Lowline Version 545mm Lowline Version 565mm Lowline Version 579mm Lowline Version 495mm Lowline Version 495mm ...

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