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16-02-05                                                                                Page 11 of 19                                                                        Operation Instructions for Electronic InBuilt    EIB   2002

Fig 8

  Hand Control

Direct the infrared beam from this hand control to the receiver mounted

behing the hearth.  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 a button may cause a lock out in the electronics. If

this happens turn the power supply off and restart the Gas fire.

Pressing the 

On / Off

 

button

 once will initiate the lighting sequence. The

Receiver  will  light  up.    The  lighting  sequence  will  take  approximately  30

seconds and a faint clicking maybe heard as sparking takes place.

Pressing the 

On / Off button

 a second time will turn off the fire.

Flame height

  (heat output) is increased by pressing on the + sign of flame

button and reduced by pressing the – sign of the flame button.

Fan speed

 is increased by pressing on the + sign of fan button and reduced by pressing on the – sign

of the fan button.

Pressing

 Off delayed 

will initiate a 30-minute timer delay off.   This can be cancelled by re-pressing

the Off delay button.

Turning on your YUNCA ELECTRONIC INBUILT

1.

 

Turn the Gas and Power supply on.

2.

 

Adjust the thermostat to above the sensed temperature to allow the fire to light.

3.

 

Press the

 On / Off

 

button 

once. Neon on the hearth will light up to indicate the control is active.

Note Neon will remain on to indicate unit is active. There may not be any flames as the thermostat may

be set below the temperature it is sensing. 

If going on holiday make sure light is off.

4.

 

The burners will light at the previous setting and fan speed.

5.

 

Adjust the

 Flame height 

button as required to achieve the required heat out put.

6.

 

Adjust

 Fan speed 

button to achieve the optimum speed.

Turning off 

no time delay.

1.

 

Press 

On / Off

 

button 

once. Note the Neon will be off to indicate the fire is turned off. The

power supply can be turned off.

Turning off

 with time delay.

2.

 

Press

 Off delayed button 

once.

3.

 

The Neon light will flash to indicate the timer delay activated.

4.

 

When the 30 minutes is up the fire will shut down.

5.

 

The restart, follow the to start procedure.

The time delay can be over ridden by following the Turning off no time delay

.

Summary of Contents for EIB

Page 1: ...16 02 05 Page 1 of 19 Operation Instructions for Electronic InBuilt EIB 2002 EIB ELECTRONIC INBUILT GAS HEATER 2002 OPERATIONS MAINTENANCE WARRANTY INFORMATION ...

Page 2: ... INTRODUCTION 3 INSTALLATION 4 FLUE INSTALLATION 5 CLEARANCES 6 CONNECTING THE FAN 6 CONNECTION TO GAS SUPPLY 7 TESTING PRESSURES 8 OPERATION 9 MAINTENANCE CLEANING 11 FAULT FINDING GUIDE 15 Appendix A PARTS LIST 17 Appendix B INJECTOR SIZES 17 Appendix C WARRANTY 18 WARRANTY REGISTRATION 19 ...

Page 3: ...laboratories to New Zealand standards The installation of the YUNCA ELECTRONIC INBUILT FLUED GAS HEATER must be carried out by a suitably qualified person and comply with the current New Zealand installation code NZS 5261 1996 For Australian Installations code AG 601 CAUTION This appliance must be vented to atmosphere via a sealed flue system Installation and repair of the YUNCA ELECTRONIC INBUILT...

Page 4: ...on when installing the Yunca ELECTRONIC INBUILT is availability of power supply to the fan and plumbing of gas line When the appropriate position has been selected the unit can be inserted into the prepared cavity that includes a level base The fire shall be attached via bolt holes to the floor to ensure that the unit remains secure in the event of an earthquake or similar If the heater is being a...

Page 5: ...16 02 05 Page 5 of 19 Operation Instructions for Electronic InBuilt EIB 2002 ...

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Page 7: ...t hand plug position as shown above The cord is stored and attached to the cowl for freighting When inserting the heater into the cavity ensure the cord is not damaged If power lead is to repositioned on the right hand side during installation remove the cord grommet from the LH side panel Remove the hearth and grill to run the power cord in front of the fan box and along the cowel base Eg as low ...

Page 8: ...NG Important Gas Pipe sizing The supply pipe size should be determined from NZS 5261 to ensure correct gas supply to the appliance Incorrect pipe sizing WILL affect the performance of this appliance WARNING To stop pipe compounds entering the gas line do not apply sealing compounds to the first two threads at the tip of any gas connection All joints should be tested for leaks before operating the ...

Page 9: ... for pressure regulator combustion chamber Fig 6 Outlet pressure Adjustment compensation 6 Servo pressure regulator 7 Gas outlet pressure modulator 8 Pilot outlet 9 Main gas outlet 10 Side out let 11 Slow opening device NOTE Modulator pressure adjustments Fig 6 are factory set It is not expected that adjustment will be required during installation The out let pressure is adjusted by removing the M...

Page 10: ...cal The unit is connected to the mains supply 240V 50Hz 0 5Amp via the 3m flex with 3 pin plug Commissioning When installed the installer should operate the heater to ensure that all features are operating correctly Refer to the Operation section for instructions Eg On off operation Ramp up and down of Fan Speed and flame height OPERATION Power Supply connected and Turned on Gas supply connected a...

Page 11: ...ressing on the sign of the fan button Pressing Off delayed will initiate a 30 minute timer delay off This can be cancelled by re pressing the Off delay button Turning on your YUNCA ELECTRONIC INBUILT 1 Turn the Gas and Power supply on 2 Adjust the thermostat to above the sensed temperature to allow the fire to light 3 Press the On Off button once Neon on the hearth will light up to indicate the co...

Page 12: ...d Firebox During the annual inspection and maintenance appointment the service person should clean dust lint and any light soot accumulation from the logs and the fire box area An extra soft brush should be used on the logs as they are extremely fragile If at any time the logs cannot be removed or installed without force the cause must be found The logs must never be forced Procedure 1 Remove fron...

Page 13: ...Saddled on the Fan Back Plate before removing the Fan Back Plate 4 Disconnect the Earth Wires at the bottom of the Fan 5 Unplug the electrical connection at the back of the electronic control box 6 Disconnect the wires from the Thermostat behind the Right Hand side panel This is achieved by removing the back panel control cover Easing the back cover of the Thermostat box up to allow access to the ...

Page 14: ...gma Control Valve To remove unscrew the Right hand screw and unplug the Burner Control Unit with a Firm Pull 5 The control Box is removed by sliding forward 5mm and then lifting the hooks clear 6 Unplug the earth wire and the wire bundle to the fan at the back of the Control Box 7 The Electronic Flame Controller Assembly should be replaced 8 A new Electronic Flame Controller Assembly is replaced i...

Page 15: ...Box Remove the plinth front to get 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 electrode lead Replace the spark electrode Damaged spark electrode lead Replace No gas at pilot burner Clean the gas ways of soot or foreign particles C...

Page 16: ...he heater match those stated in this manual Flueway blocked Remove blockage LPG gas mix incorrect Contact supplier to clean out bottle Flame Height very large or very low Use remote and Ramp up or down Incorrect gas pressures Check and set gas pressure to manufacturers specifications Main burners extinguishing Flue down draughting A vacuum in the room causes this Turn off heater Turn off all air c...

Page 17: ...0202 Pilot assemblyElectronic IR07 Spark Electrode Electronic IR06 Flame Rod IR90 Pilot pipe assembly IR91 Front burner pipe assembly IR92 Rear burner pipe assembly LZ G10 Adjustable N G inline regulator EROS05 Log Set APPENDIX B INJECTOR SIZE GAS TYPE FRONT BURNER BACK BURNER NATURAL 2 3mm diameter 2 8mm diameter L P G 1 15mm diameter 1 15mm diameter PROPANE 1 25mm diameter 1 25mm diameter ...

Page 18: ...warranty This warranty is void if the recommended service schedule is not implemented as suggested in this manual and carried out by a suitably qualified person Limitations of Liabilities Yunca Heating hereby waivers any liability for incidental and consequential damage directly or indirectly sustained or for any loss caused by the application of this product not in accordance with the current pri...

Page 19: ..._______________________ Date _____________ Yunca Gas Dunedin PO Box 500 DUNEDIN Telephone 03 488 4342 Email yuncagas southnet co nz Cut along here This section must be returned within 10 days of purchase YUNCA ELECTRONIC INBUILT WARRANTY REGISTRATION Serial No _________________ Gas Type _____________ Purchase Date_______________ Purchaser s Name ____________________________________________________...

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