registered installer.
• Do not install any so-called dust filter on or under the
casing.
• Do not hang wet clothes and towels etc. on the heater to dry.
Positioning the appliance
The gas fire has been designed to be built in tightly into a
newly-built chimney breast of incombustible and heat-
resistant material.To install the appliance, cut a hole 900 mm
high and 700 mm wide, allowing for the depth of the heater
(350 mm). If you build a chimney breast made of any
material other than stone (e.g. Promatect), we advise you to
use glass fibre wallpaper rather than plaster. Cracks can
form at the corners of the chimney breast as they are
immediately above one of the hottest parts of the heater.
The overall height will depend on how the adjustable feet
are set. Build the chimney breast accurately taking the
narrow flange on the inside into account. Fix the plate
supplied (1) to the appliance as illustrated in fig. 1 using the
three self-tapping screws. Unscrew the 3 socket-head
screws on the right of the glass window, using the spanner
provided. Lift the glass out of the hinges and take the box of
logs and the bag of accessories out of the combustion
chamber. Now position the heater as required, allowing
enough space around the heater for the heat to escape. For
effective heat dissipation, there must be adequate ventilation
above the heater. Once it is in position, fix the appliance to
the wall with the wall brackets and two Rawlplugs provided,
(see fig. 1). Use the Rawlplugs in the bottom holes of the
brackets, so that they will always be accessible from the
front.
Mantel Iron
An L-shaped mantel Iron can be ordered from your
installer.The mantel Iron intended to support the
brickwork above the fire.This enables a stress-free
installation of the appliance. Fit the mantel iron as
illustrated in fig. 2, allowing 5 mm between the top of the
appliance and the bottom of the mantel iron, so that the
packing cord provided seals adequately.The mantel iron
must not be fitted directly against the air chamber. Fit
packing cord here as well. Make sure that the front of the
heater (without the decorative facing) and the front of the
mantel iron are flush. Fitting the decorative facing will hide
the mantel iron from sight.
Convection connection
The convection system of flexible pipes will enable the
heat to be spread to every corner of the room.The
connection materials can be ordered separately from your
dealer.
Possible connections (fig. 3)
The external duct can pass through either the wall or the
roof.
Allow 2 metres for a bend of 90° and 1 metre for a 45°
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