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The Fire Front: is held on by four keyhole slot brackets, the corresponding screws are attached to the case. Lift the front to remove or replace it
back onto the fire. Fig.1
Fig.1
Using in a Fireplace Suite:
Place into the suite from the front. Secure using the 4 x 12mm screws provided, one at each counter sunk hole in the flange corners.
Using as a Hole in the Wall:
The inset dimensions for Hole in the Wall: depth 16cm, height 50cm and width 132cm. To prevent the fire from being pulled over it must
be secured into place. The height at which you may wish to fix the fire to the wall is up to you, though we recommend anywhere from 40-
50cm from the floor to the bottom of the fire. Four counter sunk holes will be visible at each corner, two on each side of the outer return.
Place the fire into the hole, mark off where the fixing holes are to be drilled. Remove fire and drill the holes. When this is done push the
rawl plugs into the drilled holes, lift and secure the fire into place. The front may be reapplied by lining up the keyhole slot brackets with
their corresponding screws on the fire and pushing it down. The screws may need to be adjusted to remove any slack and allow for a tight
fit Fig.1.
Fuel Effects: Once the fire has been installed in the correct position, unpack the fuel effect from the accessory box and arrange exactly as
the instruction inside that box. Be mindful to tilt the logs toward the back of the fire so not to foul the glass.
Fitting the Glass: Whist holding at the bottom of the glass, place the top edge through the fire opening up both sides of the interior making sure
you start after the dampers and lift over the micro switch arm at the top. IMPORTANT Fig.2: The glass must be placed on top of the metal arm
and NOT under! Allow the bottom edge of the glass to sit into the channel in front of the fuel bed. To remove the glass, in the open fully tilted
position hold from the very top, pull out of the channel and carefully remove through the opening, bottom edge first.
Fig.2
