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gas leak detector.
if bubbles appear, you know that there is a
leak.
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Attention: Make the checked couplings
always dry after inspection.
6.3 Installing exhaust pipe
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Before connecting the exhaust pipe to the
connector the resistor tabs must be bent
outward.
(see fig. 1.6) repeat this if the exhaust
pipe comes loose.
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For TheMOOD a maximum flue length of
1.5 m applies, if the exhaust pipe can be
bracketed then this length can be
extended up to 2 meters. Extension pipes
(1 m.) can be ordered from your dealer.
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When installed under a lean-to roof, at
least 1 m. space between the top of the
exhaust pipe and the lean-to roof is
required. Take in account any
discoloration of materials under the lean-
to roof.
6.4 Free-standing application
● Refer to Installation Requirements
chapter 5 and the Installation Instructions
section 6.1 General.
● The minimum distance to combustible
materials is 30 cm on the sides and the
back of the appliance (see fig. 2.7A). In
the radiation aria of the glass a distance
of 50 cm should be observed. (see
fig. 2.7B)
6.5 Build in
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Refer to Installation Requirements
chapter 5 and the Installation Instructions
section 6.1 General.
● Due to the high temperatures of the
fireplace, it should only be built into
NON-FLAMMABLE materials. (see fig. 2.7)
● Don’t let the casing or breast construction
rest on the fireplace.
● For the proper functioning of the
fireplace the casing or breast construction
should be provided with a ventilation
opening at the underside of a minimum of
200 cm
2
and the space above the
fireplace should be open for ventilation.
(see fig. 2.6)
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To facilitate removing the burner unit the
following points must be carried out:
1.
permanently remove the burner plate
screws. (see fig. 2.1)
2. ensure a minimum of 50 cm extra
cable length in the casing or breast
construction.
6.6 Installing the control unit
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Refer to Installation Requirements
sections 5.1/5.2 and figures 3.1 up to 3.6.
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Determine the location for the control
unit.
● Pull the cables through the opening of the
surface-mounted socket. (see fig. 3.2)
● Screw the surface-mounted socket on the
final spot.
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Make sure you have 12 cm cable length in
the surface-mounted socket for replacing
the batteries.
● Insert the metal cable relief. (see fig.
3.4)
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Connect the switch with the cable and
insert the plug into the terminal. (see
fig. 3.3)
● Connect the battery holder with the cable
and insert the batteries into the holder.
(see fig. 3.5)
● Screw the front panel on the surface-
mounted socket. (see fig. 3.6)
6.7 Replacing/inserting batteries
The battery holder is integrated into the
control unit. (see fig. 3.5 and 3.6)
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Unscrew the front plate.
● Remove the battery holder.
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Insert 4 pieces of AA/LR6 Alkaline
long live batteries.
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Replace the battery holder and mount
the front plate.
6.8 Removing glass
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Place the suction lifters on the glass and
lift the glass until it is free of the bottom,
now pull the bottom of the glass forward.
(See fig. 4.1 and fig. 4.2)
To replace the glass repeat the process in
reverse order.
Clean all fingerprints on the glass; otherwise
they will burn in once the fireplace is used.
The glass is placed slightly loose in the slot by
default.
7 Placing decoration material
Do not add different or more materials to the
combustion chamber.
Always keep the pilot flame free from
decorative materials!
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Place the logs set and chips or
pebbles over the burner and cover
plate. (see fig. 4.3/4.4 or the Log set