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Figure 8
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To return to the fully aerated position push the control lever in and slightly
downwards until it rests in its locked position.
Please note : It is advisable to run the fire in its fully aerated mode (control knob
pushed in) at the beginning of each operation and if running at the minimum rate
setting, or to burn off any carbon deposits which may have built up after prolonged
use of the minimum aerated setting.
Cleaning
Note: Before attempting any of the following ensure that the fire has been allowed to
cool completely.
Note: Some discoloration of the coals is normal.
The cast parts of the fire should be carefully cleaned with a lint free damp cloth. On
no account should any metal polish or similar be used as this may prove harmful to
the surface.
The coals should normally require no maintenance between the annual inspection
described in the installation and maintenance instructions. However, if your fire is
used frequently the coals may need cleaning. The coals should be removed and any
sooting carefully removed from the surface with a soft brush.
The burner surface can be carefully vacuumed to remove any loose particles. Note:
Surface cracking is normal and no cause for concern.
To reassemble, take the following steps.
Placing the front coal
Position the front coal in front of
the burner as shown in figure 8. If
necessary, the front tags maybe
adjusted as shown in figure 8a, to
ease the fit of the front coal.
Placing the fuel matrix
Position fuel matrix on top of the
burner as shown in figure 9. The rear
face of the burner should locate into
two cut-outs on the top face of the
rear legs. Ensure that the matrix sits
flatly on the top of the burner.
Figure 8a
