CVO Fire Flueless Fire Pod, Техническое руководство и руководство пользователя

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Warning; This Appliance must be earthed.
Please Note: The remote system is supplied with both the hard-wired wall mounted
switch and infrared system as standard.
Both options allow full control of the fire. Both options can be used in tandem.
Alternatively the infrared can be used without the wall-mounted switch; vice versa the
wall-mounted switch can be used with out the infrared system.
It is very important when removing one option or the other that it is done correctly in
order for the option left to function correctly on its own.
Note
The wall mounted switch and cable carries low voltage, (20v). The colour code used in
the switch wiring diagrams must not be confused with normal mains colour coding.
Option 1.
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Choosing the infrared system .the following procedure should be carried out.
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Trace the cable on the wall-mounted switch back to the main body of the fire.
Access to the small interphase is via the top cover situated under the burner shell,
this is fastened in place with small counter sunk screws. Once this panel has been
removed you will have access to the junction at the end of the hardwired cable,
this is insulated with insulation tape.
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The tape will need to be removed in order to gain access to the small junction
terminal, there you will find three wires green-yellow / brown / blue.
Important
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Using a small electrician’s screwdriver release all three wires from the terminal
block. It is very important to insulate the terminal before putting the terminal back
in the box.
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Then replace the front cover and continue with the installation.
Option 2.
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If you choose to run the fire without the infrared system and just use the hard-
wired wall mounted switch.
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The following procedure should be followed.
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Trace the infrared sensor back to the firebox. Once you have gained access via
the top cover situated under the burner shell, this is fastened in place with small
counter sunk screws.
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In order to release the small socket you will need a small electricians screwdriver
to prize back the plastic tag on the circuit board that holds the socket in place.