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Lay large rocks first, in these positions.
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Lay small rocks next, in these positions.
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With glass still removed, switch fire on at ‘HIGH’ setting to check how flame looks. The flame will take 10-20 seconds to light fully.
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IMPORTANT:
the flame effect should look natural and non-uniform, running the entire length of the burner.
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Common flame effect issues are:
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Flame touching edge of burner tray.
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Missing flames along length of burner.
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Both these issues can be resolved by switching the fire off and slightly repositioning rocks and logs at the problem areas.
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Repeat this switching on/off and repositioning until a natural and non-uniform flame effect is achieved.
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Once a natural and non-uniform flame effect is achieved, switch fire to ‘LOW’ setting and ensure the flame effect, although smaller,
still looks good.
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Switch fire off and carefully replace glass by simply reversing the glass removal process.
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Switch the fire on and check that flame effect still looks natural and non-uniform.
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Note:
it is normal for the glass to mist a little when fire is first switched on. This will quickly disappear.
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