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in the base of the firebox. Re-connect the gas supply. Inset four AA batteries into the
battery holder and return it and its carrier to its position at the end of the burner.
(Note; the tab at the front of the battery carrier top should be inserted into its slot and
the whole carrier drawn forward to allow it to seat correctly). Ensure the power lead
from the battery pack is plugged into the power socket at the end of the electronic
control box making sure that any excess wire cannot come into contact with any hot
surfaces. Place the burner heat shield in position. Place the burner in position
ensuring that the mixing tube locates in its hole in the burner mount over the injector.
Carefully place the infill grille in position with the locating tabs engaging with the slots
in the front lower part of the firebox and fix in place at the back of the box with the
three black self tapping screws provided. Since the infill grille locates and secures the
main burner, the burner position may have to be adjusted slightly before the grille will
lay flat. If a decorative outer trim is to be used it can be fixed into position on the frame
of the firebox using the four magnets provided or as directed with the fixing instruction
supplied with the trim.
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Gas Soundness Check
Once the gas supply is connected, all joints must be checked for gas soundness. Note:
It is permissible to light the fire
FOR SHORT PERIODS ONLY
when the burner has not
been filled with the loose infill. It is easier to perform these checks if the burner is
placed in position without re-placing the grille as the tube from the manometer can
pass in front of the burner. Please note that the flames from the burner ports will not
all be of equal length.
FILLING THE BURNER.
Fill the burner tray level to the top with either the glass gravel, black ceramic granules
or limestone pebbles provided.
PLACING OF DECORATIVE REFRACTORY SHAPES.
1
Decorative items made from refractory material may be placed on top of the gravel,
granules or pebbles to increase the decorative effect. These items must not reach more
than 100mm (4 inches) above the gravel, etc. and must not be in more than two layers.
If pebbles or coals are selected no more than 17 may be used on the Atina 500.
2
When a fuel pack is used no part of the pebble, coal or log must touch the access plate
above the battery compartment, this would cause the battery pack to over heat and
damage may occur.
3
If the objects on the fire bed become excessively covered in soot they should be removed
from the fire or placed in another position.
FIREJACKS.
Contents of Firejack Pack
3
Small Spheres
2
Large Spheres
7
Small Jacks
6
Medium Jacks
3
Large Jacks
Placing the Jacks and Spheres.
Arrange the objects as desired on top of the granules. Ensure that they are placed so
that air gaps are left between the pieces to allow air to the flames. The height of the
arrangement must not exceed 100mm above the granules. The area around the pilot
flame must be left clear to allow for cross lighting.
Soot Formation.
Some soot will form on pieces placed in the flames but this is generally harmless unless
an excessive amount is deposited. When the fire is cold the pieces can be removed from
the fire and cleaned with a soft brush.
