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ALLURE ELECTRONIC Install Ops May2010  

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ZERO CLEARANCE GAS FLUE KIT (3.6m): INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 

 

Yunca Gas ALLURE OPEN FIRE 630, 730 (

150mm dia flue

) 930 (

200mm dia flue

This flue kit has been manufactured in accordance with NZS 5261:2003. To ensure safety this flue kit must be installed 
as outlined in these instructions. Appliance and flue clearances from combustible walls must be in accordance with 
heater manufacturers’ specifications and NZS 5261:2003. 

N.B. It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that 

the installation of this flue kit complies with the appliance manufacturers’ specifications for flues and those 
relevant Local Body requirements are adhered to. 

Also refer page 7. 

1) Locate heater in its proposed position and mark the points for penetration that are directly above the centre 
of the heater’s flue outlet. Check that the heater’s location allows the OUTER HEAT SHIELD to clear all 
structural timbers. 

2)  Cut  250mm  square  holes 

(930  model  cut  300mm  square  holes

)  where  penetration  is  required  to 

accommodate OUTER HEAT SHIELD. 

NB: A minimum 25mm clearance is required between OUTER 

HEAT SHIELD and combustible SURFACES

3) Fit timber nogs around holes where necessary. 
4) Assemble OUTER HEAT SHIELD lengths together ensuring seams are in line and 
secure  with  three  rivets  or  self-tapping  screws.  Position  OUTER  HEAT  SHIELD 
through the roof or chimney structure and lower (temporarily) onto the bottom spider 
positioned  over  the  heater  flue  spigot  (Plain  end  down).  Check  the  height  of  the 
OUTER HEAT SHIELD penetrates roof or chimney structure. The flue is required to be 
at least 500mm above the nearest point on any part of the roof. It is recommended 
that in some instances extending the flue above the ridgeline will be necessary. Refer 
to NZS 5261:2003 for more information. Additional flue and outer heat shields may 
have to be to achieve the correct termination height of the flue. Ensure the last outer 
heat  shield  section  is  PLAIN  ENDED  BOTH  ENDS  –  this  MAY  have  to  be  cut  to 
length. 

5)  Assemble  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 from the roof into the OUTER HEAT SHIELD 
(crimped ends towards heater) and into the heater flue spigot with appropriate heat 
sealant. The OUTER HEAT SHIELD will need to be lifted off the bottom spider to 
achieve  this.  Once  the  flue  is  in  place  and  sealed  position  and  clamp  the  bottom 
spider to the flue pipe and reposition the outer heat shield over the bottom spider. 

8) Secure OUTER HEAT SHIELD to heater, if necessary. 

9) Using ANGLE BRACKETS secure OUTER HEAT SHIELD to nogs around penetration holes. 

NB  A

 

minimum  25mm  clearance  is  required  between  OUTER  HEAT  SHIELD  and 

combustible surfaces

 

10) Fix an appropriate

 flashing around the outer heat shield to seal onto the roofing or chimney material. 

11) Fix TOP FLUE SPACER BRACKET to the flue making sure lugs fit snugly inside OUTER HEAT SHIELD, ensuring 
the flue pipe protrudes no higher than the last section of OUTER HEAT SHIELD, insert the cowl spigot into the flue pipe, 
push down for a snug fit and insert 1 x SS screw to hold the cowl in place. 

12) Fit GAS COWL into FLUE pushing down fully onto TOP SPACER BRACKET. Secure the last OUTER HEAT 
SHIELD to the 3 x StSt locating tabs under the cowls lower shield, with StSt or Monel screws. 

YUNCA ZERO CLEARANCE FLUE KIT (3.6m) CONTENTS  

 

730 model (and discontinued 630: 

 

3 x 150mm x1200mm StSt Flue   

1 x 200mm x 1200mm Galv outer heat shield (plain both ends) 

1 x Std Gas cowl 

 

 

2 x 200mm x 1200mm Galv outer heat shield (swaged one end) 

1 x Bottom spider  

 

 

2 x inner / outer flue spacers (Note 6) 

 

930 model:

  

3 x 200mm x1200mm StSt Flue  1 x 250mm x 1200mm Galv outer heat shield (plain both ends) 
1 x Std Gas cowl 

 

 

2 x 250mm x 1200mm Galv outer heat shield (swaged one end) 

1 x Bottom spider  

 

 

2 x inner / outer flue spacers (Note 6) 

Flue pipe 
to be no 
more than 
25mm 
higher 
than outer 
heat 
shield

 

Last outer 
is plain 
both ends 
Ref note4

 

Outer 
heat 
shield is 
swaged 
one end 

 

Summary of Contents for 930

Page 1: ...OR 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 shou...

Page 2: ...ix 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...

Page 3: ...ATERIALS 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 ST...

Page 4: ...0 360 235 590 670 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 refe...

Page 5: ...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 bas...

Page 6: ...ble 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 circumfere...

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...

Page 8: ...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...

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 ga...

Page 10: ...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...

Page 11: ...t 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 t...

Page 12: ...ed 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 fl...

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 g...

Page 14: ...als 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...

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 Re...

Page 16: ...d 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 operat...

Page 17: ...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 a...

Page 18: ...hat 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...

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Page 20: ...M 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 comp...

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 desig...

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 sc...

Page 23: ...y 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 with...

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