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14.
REASSEMBLE OF FIRE
The parts that where removed earlier now need to be refitted;
14.1
Place the bottom tray back into the convector
box above the main burner assembly as before. Line
up the tray with the screw holes in the inner convector
box and using the screws removed earlier, secure it to
the inner convector box.
14.2
The top tray requires no screws it simply locates
flat into position on top of the base tray.
Note:
if Glass liners have been fitted a decorative
filler piece is required to be fitted to the rear of the top
tray to fill the gap between the top tray and the rear
glass liner. This can be found in the accessory kit.
14.3
Positioning the ember wool across the burners.
Each fire is supplied with a bag of ember wool 600 models (approx. 1 gram) and 800
models (approx. 2 grams).
To ensure a good effect and so as not to effect conbustion this ember wool must be
placed as follows. The ember wool should be removed from the jiffy bag and pulled
apart so that there are no clumps of wool in anyone section.
For the best effect it is important that the strands of the ember wool are well teased
apart and ONLY placed over the open burner ports. Especially along the rear burner
and towards the middle of the front burner only.
NOTE:
to avoid any ignition interference issues, keep the ember wool at least
15mm
clear of the pilot unit when positioning.
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