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Trimline 70 SL

1023

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

GBR

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Summary of Contents for 1023

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR MODELS TL70SL ...

Page 2: ...Trimline 70 SL 1023 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS GBR ...

Page 3: ...AS TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 11 8 CONCENTRIC PATHWAYS 13 9 CONCENTRIC FLUE SYSTEM 14 9 1 Components of the concentric flue system 14 9 2 Indirect direct façade connection if applicable 14 9 3 Installation instructions regarding existing flues 14 9 4 Parts 14 9 5 Installation 15 10 PASS THROUGH POSITIONS AND FUNCTION CORRECTLY 16 11 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 17 12 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE FOR FAULTSSEAR...

Page 4: ...rwise in these instructions WARNING Gas fires become hot when they are in operation After installing the appliance the glass surface is considered active zone The glass surface can become very hot Attention Accordingly care should be taken for example children and needy in the vicinity of burning fires are banned Gas fires must not be on or against flammable materials are placed curtains etc Never...

Page 5: ...it will not be possible to clean it properly This also applies when working with Black glass wandset and or AR glass Remove the cover frame First remove the frame with glass pane There are then four Allen bolts to be loosened Slide the frame forward to release it 2 3 Installing the unit The unit can now be put into place The unit has eight mounting brackets four on the frontside and four on the ba...

Page 6: ...e unit For further information see Chapter 9 Concentric flue system Remove the baffle plate The baffle plate is disassembled by means of three Allen bolts at the top Loosen these bolts and then tilt the plate and holder forward Access to the flue gas outlet is now available There are two Parker screws at the flue gas outlet where the restriction plate can be mounted in case of a longer pathway 70m...

Page 7: ... leaks while the unit is burning The blocks can be put in place in accordance with the images shown in Chapter 4 Placing the ceramic wood set If there is doubt about the supply pressure and burner see Chapter 11 Cleaning and maintenance Now the fireplace has been technically connected and checked the installation can be completed Replacing the batteries There is a battery holder in the battery box...

Page 8: ...le it before you put the wood set in place 3 1 Mounting instructions for the optional high gloss black glass set 4 INSTALLING THE CERAMIC WOOD SET Place the glow material on the burner Place the ceramic blocks in sequence such as shown in images 1 through 8 NOTE No glow materials on the grid see Figure 1 In Figure 3 the pins are located in the logs Always ensure the pilot light remains free of any...

Page 9: ...1 5 2 6 3 7 4 8 Trimline 70 SL Installation instructions 8 Pin Pin ...

Page 10: ...holder Trimline 70 SL Installation instructions 9 5 TECHNICAL DETAILS GV60 Gas control block type Mertik GV60 M1 Automatic ignition control type B6R R8P WiFi Ready Ignition Remote control and Piezo ignition Gas connection 3 8 External A Gas inlet B Gas burner outlet C Thermocouple connection D pilot light burner connection E Battery holder power supply cable Unit category C11 C31 C91 Pilot Mertik ...

Page 11: ...antenna wire and that they do not cross each other The high voltage released during ignition may damage the sensitive receiver circuit of the antenna This could mean the unit becomes less responsive or totally unresponsive to commands from the handset NOTE Do not tighten the contact breaker and the thermocouple connection too tightly on the gas control block It is sufficient to tighten by hand and...

Page 12: ...tion kW 2 7 2 8 2 2 2 8 2 8 NOx Hs mg kWh 75 5 83 75 83 83 Efficiency class NE613 1 1 1 1 Useful return NCV system For nominal heat output 83 7 83 7 81 4 83 7 83 7 For minimal heat output 81 3 80 5 79 5 80 5 80 5 Supplementary electricity consumption Nominal kWh 0 0 0 0 Stand by kWh 0 0 0 0 Energy efficiency Energy efficiency index EEI 78 78 75 78 78 Energy label C C D C C NOx Hi class 5 5 5 5 Hea...

Page 13: ...iency class NE613 1 1 Useful return NCV system For nominal heat output 82 4 82 4 For minimal heat output 77 5 77 5 Supplementary electricity consumption Nominal kWh 0 0 Stand by kWh 0 0 Energy efficiency Energy efficiency index EEI 76 76 Energy label C C NOx Hi class 5 5 Heat output type room temperature control Indirect heat functionality No Single stage heat release no room temperature control N...

Page 14: ...f pass through without slope C 2 9 0 0 5 See provisions Roof pass through with 45º slope D 3 9 0 4 from X total Y1 Y2 6 metres 50mm Roof pass through with 90º slope E 3 9 0 2 from X X1 Y1 Y2 6 metres 50mm 45 bend calculation length 1 metres 90 bend calculation length 2 metres length including roof or exterior wall outlets Always adhere to a starting length of 1 metre Ratio vertical horizontal X X1...

Page 15: ...re resistant measures must be taken Determine the position of the unit and outlet and begin construction of the flue with the connection on the unit paying attention to the direction of installation and connecting the elements by means of clamp strips The fitted pipe can be used between the bends or when connecting to the unit If necessary use wall brackets to support the flue Mounting using the r...

Page 16: ...ate to the chimney coping watertight on the roof 8 using silicone sealant and stainless steel screws Install the roof pass through 9 and secure it in place using the supplied clamping strip 10 The slider 5 will protrude approximately 100mm underneath the flue or ceiling after installation Attach the inner mounting plate 4 gastight against the bottom of the structural flue or against the bottom of ...

Page 17: ...se pipes or outlet pipes below here 500 E Under the eaves 500 F Under a carport roof or balcony inside and outside corners 500 G From vertical ground pipes or drain pipes 300 H Inside and outside a corner 500 I Above an external gas pressure regulator 1000 Side of a gas pressure regulator 500 J Conflict distance façade outlet Room K Roof drain centre to centre 1000 L From the centre of both roof d...

Page 18: ...burner and burner support on the left is then visible There is a Parker screw here Partly loosen it and then slide the burner to the left The glow material can therefore remain on the burner We see the base upon which the technical equipment is located There are Parker screws on the outer edge These must be unscrewed the base plate can then be removed Left side up first and then remove the entire ...

Page 19: ... pressure This access has been made available to aid checking the supply pressure and the burner pressure after installation The burners are tuned and sealed by the factory If a correction is necessary the burner base will have to be disassembled in order to reach the adjusting screw Explosion hatch Thermocouple Adjustment screw burner pressure ...

Page 20: ...mmend our thermoCet Cleaner Remove frame with glass pane See Paragraph 2 2 Preparation and placement on page 3 Important After the first use there will be a white haze on the inside of the glass pane this white haze must be removed immediately after the first use when the unit has cooled down The higher the frequency of use the more often cleaning is required After more frequent use more frequent ...

Page 21: ...t head Check distance is approximately 4mm 5 Pilot light difficult to ignite Gas supply pressure too high nervous flame Adjust gas supply pressure or adjust the pilot light pressure using the gas valve Gas supply pressure too low short flame Adjust gas supply pressure check gas pipes or adjust pilot light pressure using the gas valve Air in pilot light pipe flame on off Blow pipes through make air...

Page 22: ...openings Check and clean with a vacuum cleaner or similar device Logs etc in wrong position Check and correct see instructions 11 Low main flame Gas supply pressure too low Check gas supply pressure and corrections Burner pressure too low Check burner pressure check instructions for correct values 12 No or little difference between high low settings for main flame Low position setting incorrect Ch...

Page 23: ...919 706 406 617 134 94 162 184 202 661 673 139 555 Ø 100 Ø 150 839 L 6 5 4 3 Trimline 70 SL Installation instructions 22 Measurements in mm Appendix 1 DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS ...

Page 24: ...nting plate Renovation package Existing flue Clamping strap Roof pass through Clamping strap Clamping strap Interior mounting plate Renovation package Sliding element Renovation package Flexible hose stainless steel Fitting piece Roof pass through Length section Wall bracket Wall bracket Clamping strap Connection piece Length section Length section Length section Bend Bend Roof mounting bracket Le...

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