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Revised 26/05/10 

 

ALLURE ELECTRONIC Install Ops May2010  

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GAS PRESSURE TESTING 

 

Use pressure test point (Fig 1) on manifold

.     

A manometer is required to check the gas supply and operating pressures. 
To attach manometer, remove hearth, rear tray and baffle. 
This will expose the control valve so manometer tubes can be attached to the 

pressure taps

 as 

shown below. 
 
 
 

 

 

(Fig 4.) 

 

Important

: Ensure Pressure Tap is tightened and checked for leaks after testing. 

 

 

Control Valve, Parts (Fig 4 and Fig 5) 
 

1.  

Main Gas Inlet. 

 

2.  

Inlet Pressure Tap Point. Tighten to torque 1.0Nm 

 

3.  

High Pressure Adjust (10mm Brass Nut) 

 

4.  

Low Pressure Adjust (Red Plastic X Screw) 

 

5.  

Outlet Pressure Tap Point.  Tighten to Torque 1.0Nm 

 

6.  

Main Gas Outlet. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 730

Page 1: ...OOR MODELS 930 and 730 Also includes information for the 630 model for which production was discontinued in 2010 MAY 2010 INSTALLATION OPERATION MAINTENANCE WARRANTY INFORMATION These instructions should be stored in a convenient safe place for ready reference Also available to download online at www yunca co nz ...

Page 2: ...dix B SPARE PARTS LIST 20 21 Appendix C WARRANTY 22 Appendix D WARRANTY REGISTRATION 23 INTRODUCTION Welcome and congratulations on purchasing your YUNCA ALLURE INDOOR ELECTRONIC CONTROL flued gas open fire Please read these Operating Instructions carefully before attempting to operate the heater and ensure all members of your home understand how this elegant heater functions If you have any quest...

Page 3: ...MATERIALS NEAR THIS APPLIANCE DO NOT SPRAY AEROSOLS IN THE VICINITY OF THIS APPLIANCE WHILE IT IS OPERATIONAL ENSURE THAT HOME VENTILATION SYSTEMS DO NOT AFFECT THE DRAW OR FLAME PATTERN OF THE FIRE STAINLESS STEEL FASCIAS are shipped with protective plastic in place to reduce the risk of damage in transit Only remove this plastic immediately before fitting the fascia to the fire Do not use abrasi...

Page 4: ...00 360 235 590 670 1100 940 200 250 Production of the 630 model was discontinued in 2010 however the installation maintenance and operation information has been retained in this manual for ease of reference by existing owners Also available is a Bottom Fascia Strip for each model This 85mm high strip is fitted below a regular three sided fascia for a picture frame look CLEARANCES Floor protector 3...

Page 5: ...t approaches with air venting but both require the use of zero clearance flue kits 1 For dedicated chimney chases NOT open to the roof ceiling cavity The chase must be vented at the bottom near the base level of the fireplace with 2 individual vents preferably one each side of the fire each with a minimum size of 100mm x 50mm opening Identical vents must be repeated near the top of the chase prefe...

Page 6: ...mble the 150mm 930 model uses 200mm stainless steel FLUE PIPES together ensuring all seams are in line using three monel St Steel rivets or StSt screws positioned equidistant around the flue circumference and seal joints with appropriate heat sealant 6 Fit FLUE SPACER BRACKETS to FLUE if necessary to maintain air gap between FLUE PIPES and OUTER HEAT SHIELD 7 Position stainless steel FLUE pipes fr...

Page 7: ... b In the case of a Flat roof i e With a Pitch of less than 30 not less than 1500 mm above the Highest Point of the Roof c In any case the length of the Flue shall be not less than 3 6 metres from the Top of the Appliance Flue Spigot 2 Minimum Total Flue Length 3 6 metres 3 Flue must be 1 2 metres high before any Lateral is fitted 4 Any Lateral run in a Flue shall be a No more than 1 0 metre in th...

Page 8: ...y need to be completed before the heater is finally positioned Fig 2 6mm dia x 50mm Coach Bolts Supplied If the appliance is being attached to a concrete floor dyna bolts should be used if the floor is wooden the bolts used should be long enough to go fully through the floorboards and fixed with nuts and washers from the underside Fig 1 Fig 2 30 mm 15 mm 15 mm 80 mm Gas Pipe Hole Electrical Cable ...

Page 9: ... the first two threads at the tip of any gas connection All joints should be tested for leaks before operating the fire Gas pressure requirements Correct gas pressure and the use of a properly sized gas supply line are essential for the safe and efficient performance of this appliance The inlet and outlet pressures at the control must be tested on installation Note Improper gas pressure will affec...

Page 10: ...e This will expose the control valve so manometer tubes can be attached to the pressure taps as shown below Fig 4 Important Ensure Pressure Tap is tightened and checked for leaks after testing Control Valve Parts Fig 4 and Fig 5 1 Main Gas Inlet 2 Inlet Pressure Tap Point Tighten to torque 1 0Nm 3 High Pressure Adjust 10mm Brass Nut 4 Low Pressure Adjust Red Plastic X Screw 5 Outlet Pressure Tap P...

Page 11: ...at adjustment will be required during installation Setting Pressures Fig 4 and 5 MAXIMUM PRESSURE The modulator is adjusted by screwing IN Brass Nut 5 to increase the outlet pressure and screwing OUT to decrease it MINIMUM PRESSURE Keep Brass Nut 5 stationary screw IN the Red Plastic Screw 4 to increase the pressure and screw it OUT to decrease the pressure Pilot Outlet 4 5 ...

Page 12: ...ved you will see where the bottom strip is fitted using two screws 4 TOP LOUVRE 1 Top Slides out for easier access to the top front cowl and flue spigot refer 7 May be left in place if access to the flue spigot is not required 5 TOP LOUVRE 2 Bottom Remove two screws and slide off May be left in place if work is not being carried out on the top cowl or flue spigot 6 BOTTOM CONTROL AND GRILL Remove ...

Page 13: ... lift out 5 Rear Tray Remove screws from right and left side lift out 6 Burners Lift out 7 Manifold Baffles Lift out left and right baffles SETTING THE FIRE 1 Replace all panels and grate 2 Check for gas ignition also check that the remote control operates flame and fan boost before setting the fire 3 Follow layout see following pages for setting of the fire 4 Re check gas ignition remote control ...

Page 14: ...oals per row layout as shown below from left to right Coals are numbered on the base Bottom Rear Row Bottom Front Row Top Rear Row Top Front Row 930 26 x No1 Coals 26 x No2 Coals 4 rows of 13 730 20 x No1 Coals 20 x No2 Coals 4 rows of 10 630 16 x No1 Coals 16 x No2 Coals 4 rows of 8 Model discontinued 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 ...

Page 15: ... No2 Layout shown is for the 930 model using 13 coals per row The 730 model uses 10 coals per row the 630 uses 8 coals per row layout as shown below from left to right Coals are numbered on the base Rear Row Front Row Logs 630 730 930 1 x B 1 x B 2 x B 1 x C 2 x C 1 x C 1 x D 1 x D 2 x D 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 630 730 C B D 930 ...

Page 16: ...nd Control Direct the infra red beam from this hand control to the receiver mounted at the Control front The receiver will light up when receiving a signal from the hand control The hand control operates on 4 AAA size alkaline batteries Remove the battery cover on the back of the hand control to insert batteries paying attention to the polarity Note multiple pushes of any button s may cause a lock...

Page 17: ...t is operating when a button is activated Change remote batteries Check mains power is on Ensure beam from the remote Check the fuse in the back of the control Box Remove rear tray to access No spark at pilot burner Check connection between electrode in pilot assembly and lead from control Poor or no spark Clean any build up Carbon on or around the Spark electrode Tracking of spark along spark ele...

Page 18: ...that the clearances around the appliance match those stated in this manual Flue way blocked Remove blockage Check cowl LPG gas mix incorrect Contact supplier to clean out bottle Flame Height very large or very low Use remote and Ramp up or down Check gas inlet pressure and running pressure Check and set gas pressure to manufacturers specifications Main burners extinguishing Flue down draughting Th...

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Page 20: ...8M Remote Hand Control 6598N Receiver Control box PCB for SIT845 6598P 845 Sigma Control Valve 6598Q 537 Electronic Flame Control Assembly 6598R Flame Rod 6598S Spark Electrode 6624GO Fan Assembly complete EGO 6955GO Rear Tray 630 730 930 6956GO Front Tray 630 730 930 6958GO6 Manifold Baffle 630 6958GO L Manifold Baffle Left hand Side 730 930 6958GO R Manifold Baffle Right Hand Side 730 930 6791GO...

Page 21: ... 7 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 7 0 7 0 6 930 model Natural Main Jets ALL are 1 2mm dia Fascia Panels Should you require replacement fascia panels please also supply the measurements as there have been some design changes over time Key where an appears this substitutes for the model number i e 9 930 7 730 6 630 Part Name Colour Option Stainless Steel Gunmetal Black Silver 730 930 630 730 930 630 730 930 Fasc...

Page 22: ... in outdoor situations A manual control OUTDOOR series is available specifically designed for outdoor use Please contact your Yunca Agent for details This warranty is void if the recommended service schedule is not implemented as suggested in this manual and is not carried out by a suitably qualified person Limitations of Liabilities Yunca Heating hereby waivers any liability for incidental and co...

Page 23: ...By Date Manufactured by Yunca Gas Dunedin PO Box 500 DUNEDIN 9054 Telephone 03 488 4342 Email dunedin yunca co nz Web www yunca co nz Cut along here MANUFACTURER COPY This section must be returned within 10 days of purchase YUNCA ALLURE ELECTRONIC WARRANTY REGISTRATION Serial Model No Gas Type Purchase Date Purchasers Name Purchasers Address City Postcode Telephone Where Purchased Installed By Dat...

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