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STEP THREE: VOLCANIC ASH PLACEMENT
STEP FOUR: REMOTE RECEIVER PLACEMENT
The Remote Receiver (-RE and -SE models) can be adversely affected by heat and must be placed as
far forward and to the
side of your CHILLBUSTER™ as possible
(Figure 12A). When connecting receiver to Motordrive (“-RE” models) or Solenoid
(“SE models) be sure to match red and black connectors, red to red and black to black). Our optional
Ceramic Log House
ac-
cessory (Figure 12B), offers heat protection for the Remote Receiver while being pleasing to the eye. Also sold separately, is our
“Stand Alone Crackler” which mimics the sound of a crackling fire adding a cozy feel to your log set (see also “Parts and Acces-
sories”, page 4).
Black Volcanic Ash
used to help
conceal Remote
Receiver Wires
FIGURE 12
C)
B)
FIGURE 11
Top View
Volcanic Ash
WARNING:
Failure to position the parts in accordance with these diagrams or failure to use only parts specifically
approved with this heater may result in property damage or personal injury.
A) Remote Receiver
for “RE” and
“SE” Models
Black Volcanic Ash
used to help conceal
Flex Connector
Volcainc Ash
should only be used on the firebox floor as floor dressing.
DO NOT
place
Volcanic Ash
(or any other ma-
terial other than the Ember Material provided) on top of the burners!!! Volcanic Ash may also be used to help conceal the
Flex Connector and Remote Receiver wires (Figure 12 below).
