GB / IE - 2
5410.260.00
WARNING!
The FSR35G7 model must be fixed to the floor with the relevant
bracket
(Ref. F fig.2)
.
After installing the appliance check for any leaks in the fittings. Use
non-corrosive foam products, such as leak detection sprays, to look
for any leaks.
When checking for leaks do not use naked flames!
The manufacturer shall not be held responsible and the guarantee is void in the case of damage caused by negligence in
following the operating and installation instructions or by improper use. The guarantee is void in the case of connections which
have been made in a way which doesn't meet the current standards and fire-fighting regulations.
Evacuation of burnt gases
The FSR35G7 (type A1) and FSR70G7 (type A1,B21) equipment doesn't need to be connected to a flue.
Checking the pressure
The distribution network pressure must meet the following
specifications:
LPG
ALLOWED
From 20/25 to 35/45 mbar
NOT ALLOWED
Below 20/25 above 35/40 mbar
METHANE
H
ALLOWED
From 17 to 25 mbar
NOT ALLOWED
Below 17 above 25 mbar
If the gas distribution network pressure on the installation site doesn't
meet the above values, inform the gas board and do not turn the unit
on until the cause and a solution have been found.
The distribution network pressure can be taken with a U manometer
(min. definition 0.1 mbar), connected to the pressure outlet behind
control panel “
H
” (fig.6).
1.
Remove the control panel.
2.
Remove the screw and sealing washer from the pressure outlet
and connect the manometer.
3.
Turn the unit on following the enclosed instructions and check
that the pressure is within the permitted pressure range.
4.
Disconnect the manometer and replace the screw and the
sealing washer in the pressure outlet.
5.
Tighten the screw and reassemble the panel and the knobs.
