Revised 03-11-10
YUNCA FUZiON FEBRUARY 2010
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MANUAL CONTROL PANEL OPERATION
MAINTENANCE
A qualified service person should conduct an annual inspection and undertake any maintenance
required on your
FUZiON
. Its’ venting and installation must be checked to keep it running safely and
efficiently.
REMOVING THE FRONT DOOR
Note:
The door can only be removed after the heater has been turned off for long enough so that
the door has cooled to touching temperature.
1. Pull out Top Louvre that is above the door (if it is fitted).
2. This will expose the restraining thumbscrews at each side of the door. To open, unscrew the two
thumbscrews.
3. The front door can now be removed by pulling the door forward at the top with a slight lift.
4. Lift the door clear of the retaining lip at the bottom of the door.
To replace the door, reverse the operation. Take care that the door rope seal in the channelling is
maintained in its correct position and the thumbscrews are gently tightened to achieve an effective
seal.
REMOVING THE GLASS FOR REPLACEMENT
.
1. Remove the front door as described above, and place front down on a soft surface.
2. Remove the screws around the perimeter of the inner door and lift clear.
3. The glass and old thermotape seal can be lifted clear and discarded.
4. New glass (1610BX) and thermotape seal (1611BX) can be ordered through your YUNCA agent.
Note: Only recommended heat resistant glass may be fitted.
5. Place replacement glass in position in the reverse order of removal.
Note:
Tighten the screws alternately, do not over tighten to avoid damaging glass.
Screws and spire clips may need replacing if suitable assembly compression cannot be
achieved
Should the remote control be mislaid or damaged, your fire
can be operated using the
control panel on the front of the
fire
, (Fig 4) located on the front panel.
Press and hold the
POWER
button to light the fire (starts on
high).
Press again to reduce to medium, and again to reduce to
low.
A further press of the power button will turn the fire off.
The
PWR
light will flash if battery is low.
The
AUTO
light will flash (when the fire is off) as a reminder that the timer has been activated.
IR receiver Power
Auto setting on Power on &
(indicator)
Battery low
(indicator)
FIG 4
