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2.4.1. Coal Layout
NOTE:
As the Burner Tray shape and therefore the coal layouts may vary,
ensure that the
principles
of the layouts below are followed.
The Burley Magiglo Custom 18 Plus comes
supplied with four different types of fire bed
refractories (i.e. ceramic coals and aeration
tubes). Each of these are packed in
separate bags which are appropriately
marked. The quantity supplied is dependent
on the size of the burner tray.
Proceed to carry out the coal laying
according to the following instructions and in
conjunction with the drawings on the
following pages.
1. Unpack the small square coals and place
them equidistant along the front edge of
the burner (as indicated in the figures
showing the
‘First Layer’
) taking care
not to cover the cross ignition slot or any
gas entry port holes.
2. Position the aeration tubes over the
shaded areas on the ceramic fibre base.
3. Unpack and carefully place the medium
square coals around the perimeter of the
burner tray so that they are touching
each other as indicated on diagram (as
indicated in the figures showing the
‘First Layer’
). Small gaps between coals
may be left on each side. Ensure that the
first coal on each side is set back a
minimum of ½" and no slots or port holes
are covered. There may be more
medium square coals than required. In
this instance only use sufficient coals to
go round the perimeter as indicated on
diagram.
4. Unpack the random coals and proceed
to bridge them across the aeration tubes,
starting with the middle row as shown on
diagram (as indicated in the figures
showing the
‘Second Layer’
). Then lay
the back row by bridging between
previously laid medium square coals and
aeration tubes. Next lay the front row by
bridging across the previously laid PC05
and the bridging coals in the middle row
making
sure
that
the
coals
are
adequately stable.
5. Proceed to lay a third layer of random
coals according to diagram (as indicated
in the figures showing the
‘Third Layer’
)
making sure that they are not packed
tightly together.
6. Place the coals above the pilot assembly
such that one end of the coal is resting
on pilot shield and the other on
previously laid random coals making
sure that the coals do not rest on the
pilot assembly.
7. Any extra random coals may be placed
at random on top of the third layer to
cover up large gaps in the layout. If the
fire is very deep, these coals could be
placed at the rear of the tray.
8. Small adjustments to the third layer may
be made once the fire is turned on to
alter the flame pattern if desired. A small
pair of tongs may be used to gently re-
position the coals.
9. It is recommended that the coals be left
alone once the desired flame pattern has
been achieved.
Constant moving of
the coals causes the coals to
disintegrate
and/or
cause
discolouration
.
WARNING:
Do not touch the
fire when it is alight. The fire will
remain very hot for a while after
extinguishing.
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