General
It is common practice for the dealer where you purchased your gas fireplace to take also care of installing
it and connecting it to the gas mains. If this is not the case, please ensure that the installation is done by a
certified installer. Connecting gas devices by unqualified persons is prohibited, in which case we cannot give
any guarantee that your gas hearth is functioning properly.
Batteries
The batteries of the remote handset and the receiver will last for about one year. We recommend that you use
alkaline batteries.
You need to replace them when the LED of the remote set becomes dimmer and the word "BATT" appears in
the display.
Replacing the batteries of the remote
Open the lid in the backside cover. Gently remove the 9V block battery and disconnect it from the contact
holder. Avoid pulling the cable. Connect the new battery, replace the set, and close the lid.
Replacing the batteries of the receiver
In case of periods of power failure you can also place batteries in the receiver to allow you to use the stove.
Gently pull the whole receiver from the holder behind the cover frame. Slide the lid open and place 4 new
1.5V batteries (type LR6 of AA). Ensure that you place the batteries into the receiver correctly. Then place the
receiver again in the fireplace.
We advise that you usually have NO batteries in the receiver as they do have NO function during
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normal use.
Setting the remote control handset
Once the batteries are placed, you need to set the electronic code (only
when using it for the first time). Press the reset button on the receiver until
you hear 2 acoustic signs, and then release the reset button. Then press
the small flame button within 20 seconds until you hear a long acoustic
signal to confirm that the code has been set.
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