Dovre 2000DV, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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4. Operating instructions
4.1. Lighting
The gas regulating control is located
at the bottom of the fireplace, be-
hind the hinged panel in the decora-
tive frame (see figure).
The pilot light is located just in front
of the main burner, and is visible
behind the left-hand slot in the pro-
tective shield at the bottom behind
the glass.

Open the gas shut-off cock that
is installed in the gas line leading
to the unit.

Turn knob A towards the ignition position (1 --> 2) until it will go no further.

Push knob in A and hold it for a few seconds. Gas begins to flow to the pilot
light.

Continuing to hold the knob pushed in, turn it further to the left (2 --> 3). You
will hear a ‘click”; the piezo lighter is activated. The pilot light igniter produces
a spark.

Check to see that the pilot flame is burning. If not, turn the knob back to the
right and “click” again. Keep knob A pushed in and repeat the procedure until
the pilot flame is burning.

Once the pilot flame has ignited, hold the knob pushed in approx 20 seconds
and then release it slowly.

Turn knob A further to the left to its final position, (3 --> 4). Gas is now able to
reach the main burner. Depending on the position of knob B, the main burner
will now either ignite or not.
Attention! If the pilot light goes out, wait at least five minutes before trying to
light it again.
4.2. Regulating the gas flow / flame height
Attention. When the unit lights while it is still fairly cold, the flames from the
main burner will be quite blue. As the unit heats up to its operating tempera-
ture, the flames will gradually become more yellow and nearly take on the ap-
pearance of a real wood fire.
The rate of gas flow, and therefore the height of the flames, is regulated by knob B.
At its lowest setting (5), the gas flow is at zero or minimum, and at its highest set-
ting (6), gas flow - and flame height - is at maximum.
The operation of knob B can also be controlled using the handset of the remote
control:

Button “ON”: knob B turns to the left, gas flow increases, flames get bigger;

Button “OFF”: knob B turns to the right, gas flow decreases, flames get smaller.
When knob B reaches its end limit and the button on the handset remains de-