3.6 PLACEMENT OF THE BUILT-IN HEARTH
- Place the unit in the niche (fig. 4).
- Connect the flue gas pipe (fig. 5).
- Return the pipe collar to its original position (fig. 5).
- Connect the gas supply to the hearth.
- Check all fittings for leaks. Use soapy water and/or a gas leak
detector to do this.
- Replace the corrugated back plate.
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- Remount the glass plate with its holders.
- Click the top of the front plate in position and replace the screws
in the bottom.
- Ten minutes after a cold start, check that all the flue gases are
being removed through the chimney. You can do this by passing a
smoke generator or smoke pattern along the edges of the
chimney.
3.7 SETTING THE BURNER PRESSURE
This unit is not equipped with a pressure regulator. This means
that when setting the burner pressure, you must take the pre-
pressure into account. First measure the pre-pressure, then use
the chart to determine the appropriate burner pressure. The
burner pressure and the lowest flame pressure can be adjusted
with the set screw.
Remove the damper control knob by removing the screw in the
middle of the knob and screwing off the knob.
Remove the cover plate.
Remove the adjusting knob and the cover.
Since removing the damper control knob activates a safety feature,
the gas flow is interrupted. You must circumvent this safety feature
to recover the gas flow.
fig. 5 connecting the flue gas pipe
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fig. 4 placement of the built-in hearth
fig. 6 gas control block
Burner pressure nipple
Pre-pressure nipple
Burner pressure
Burnerpipe
Lowest flame pressure
Shaft control knob
