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3.8.3.
47B
Connecting the Gas Supply
The gas supply to the fire must be carried out using rigid or semi-rigid metal tubing of 8 mm
diameter. A service cock must be connected near the appliance to facilitate isolation of the
gas supply during servicing. For this an isolating valve has been supplied.
IMPORTANT: The gas supply must be designed such that the firebox is
removable during servicing for inspection/ cleaning of the debris in the builder’s
opening.
The gas supply into the firebox should be routed from the rear of the firebox.
After creating a slit in the grommet, route the gas supply through, leaving the remaining two
intact.
3.8.4.
48B
Fitting the Firebox
1. Place the firebox centrally in front of the
builder’s opening leaving a reasonable
space for feeding the cables through the
eyelets.
2. Feed the cable through the matching
eyelets (left cable into the left hand
eyelet and the same with the right hand
cable) and then back into the holes at
the bottom rear of the firebox. Ensure
that the gas line has been fed into one of
the slots in the box.
3. Whilst pulling the cables push the firebox
gently into the builders opening until the
flange of the firebox abuts the fire
surround (or the wall).
4. Now feed the bare end of each cable into
the hole at the threaded end of the cable
tensioning screw.
5. Screw the wing nut all the way into the
cable tensioning screw and slide the
screw all the way onto the cable until it
reaches the rear of the firebox where the
cable emerges.
6. Feed the end of the screw into the hole
in the firebox.
7. Whilst holding the cable tensioning
screw in the box pull the cable taught
and without releasing the tension on the
cable, tighten the small thumb screw.
8. Carry out the same procedure on the
second cable.
CABLE
EYELETS
FIREBOX
Figure 49