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3.4 OPERATING THE FIRE FOR THE FIRST TIME
In the middle of the apparatus, below the main glass there is a drop down door that hides the main controls.
(shown below)
1.
Open the gas tap which is mounted in the gas pipe leading to the fireplace.
2.
Turn the ignition button (A) clockwise, all the way to the end stop. This is the
START (OFF) position for the pilot.
3.
Depress and turn it anti-clockwise until you hear a click. This is the spark that
ignites the pilot being generated.
3A You will be able to see though the glass window, in the front left corner, if the
pilot flame has lit.
4.
If the pilot did not light, repeat the previous sequence. (from 2)
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If the fire goes out, do not re-ignite for at least 3 minutes.
5.
If the pilot flame is burning, keep the ignition button pressed for at least 15
seconds, then let it go. The pilot flame should still be burning.
6.
Now turn button (A) further anti-clockwise, this opens the valve and allows
operation of knob (B).
7.
Knob (B) can now be set (continuously variable) at the desired setting between
high and low, manually simply by turning anti-clockwise for higher, clockwise for
lower. Or by using the remote control.
You will learn which setting is most suitable for your room through experience.
Operating the remote control is easy. See previous paragraph for details.
3.5 CURING PAINT
After lighting the fire for the first time, an unpleasant scent may develop.
This is caused by the hardening of the heat resistant lacquer on the stove, this scent will disappear after several
hours. We therefore advise you to set the flame height as high as possible when you light up the fire for the first
time and to ventilate the room in which it is installed.
KNOB
'A'
KNOB
'B'
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