Brilliant Fires Limited ADVANTAGE, GEOMETRY C4, ADVANTAGE PF, INNOVATION, CONTEMPORARY User, Installation And Servicing Instructions
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USER, INSTALLATION AND SERVICING
INSTRUCTIONS
Please read these instructions before installation and use
Keep this booklet handy for future reference
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USER’S INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLER’S INSTRUCTIONS
ADVANTAGE
ADVANTAGE PF
INNOVATION
CONTEMPORARY SUITE AND SLAB 16
STAINLESS STEEL BACKPANEL
CONTEMPORARY SUITE AND SLAB 16
CORIAN BACKPANEL
GEOMETRY C4
PLACEMENT OF CERAMICS
INNOVATION - PEBBLE AND COAL
ADVANTAGE - PEBBLE AND COAL
ADVANTAGE - DRIFTWOOD AND CHARCOAL
SLAB 16 OUTER CERAMICS
POWER FLUE FAULT FINDING
COMMISIONING AND SERVICING
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USER’S INSTRUCTIONS - ALL VERSIONS A
POWER FLUE VERSION
If your fire is a power flue model, read this
section first.
TO LIGHT THE FIRE:
Note: On the Slab 16 Version the ON/OFF switch
referred to in these instructions is the main
external fused spur switch on the wall.
Ensure that the mains electricity is switched on
at the fused spur. Switch on the fan by pressing
the ON/OFF switch to ON. Within 5 seconds the
fan will achieve optimum speed and the air
pressure switch (in the fan box) will detect
adequate air flow and open the solenoid valve.
When this occurs, the Indicator Light will
illuminate, indicating that gas is available to the
main gas control. Follow the additional
instructions for your version of fire in the
following sections.
TO TURN THE FIRE OFF:
DO NOT
DO NOT DO NOT
DO NOT switch the fan off before turning off the
burner using the control procedure as
described in the additional instructions for your
model of fire. Only then can you switch off the
fan by pressing the ON/OFF switch to OFF.
Wait 30 seconds before trying to turn ON again
to allow the fan to reset itself.
The fan unit has a safety device (air pressure
switch) which will switch off the fire if very
strong wind conditions prevent the combustion
products being exhausted to the outside. If this
occurs relight the fire as normal.
MANUAL CONTROL VERSION
The gas control is situated centrally behind the
control cover. Piezo ignition is used to light the
pilot, which can also be lit with a match. The
pilot is designed to remain permanently on,
enabling the fire to be lit by simply turning the
gas control on.
TO LIGHT THE PILOT
With the gas control knob in the off position,
fully depress and turn the control knob anticlockwise to the pilot position (spark symbol)
until it clicks, check the pilot has lit (repeat if
the pilot does not light) and keep the control
knob pressed for at least ten seconds When the
control knob is released the pilot should remain
alight. If the pilot does not remain alight repeat
the procedure. If when established the pilot
extinguishes for any reason, the gas supply to
the fire will automatically be cut off by the flame
supervision device. Do not attempt to re-light
the pilot for at least two minutes.
TO LIGHT THE FIRE
With the pilot already lit as above, turn the gas
control knob anti-clockwise to the high setting
(large flame symbol).
TO REDUCE THE HEAT SETTING
Turn the gas control knob anti-clockwise
towards the low setting (small flame symbol).
TO TURN THE FIRE OFF
Depress the gas control knob slightly and turn
clockwise to the pilot position (spark symbol).
The main burner will go out and the pilot will
remain lit and may be left on permanently. To
turn the pilot off, depress the gas control knob
and turn clockwise to OFF.
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Fan Control Switch
Indicator Light (Green)
Swing Out
Data Plate
Fan Flue Versions Only
High
position
Pilot
position
2 Manual control
Low position
Off position
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REMOTE CONTROL VERSION
Please Note: The buttons under the fire (not
available on Slab 16) are an optional extra on
some models and may not be available on your
appliance.
TO LIGHT THE FIRE
Point the handset at the sensor on the fire,
situated centrally underneath the raised hearth.
Press and hold the dot and star buttons at the
same time (alternatively use the star-dot button
under the fire) and release when you hear a
beep. The fire will begin the start sequence and
the ignition spark will start clicking. Once the
pilot is lit the fire main burner will light on the
high setting. This whole process will take
around 20 seconds.
TO REDUCE THE HEAT SETTING
Point the handset at the sensor on the fire.
Press and hold the small flame button
(alternatively use the small flame button under
the fire). When you hear a beep release the
button immediately to turn to the lowest setting
or keep pressing to lower slowly and release the
button at the desired position.
TO INCREASE THE HEAT SETTING
Point the handset at the sensor on the fire.
Press and hold the large flame button
(alternatively use the large flame button under
the fire). When you hear a beep release the
button immediately to turn to the highest setting
or keep pressing to increase slowly and release
the button at the desired position.
TO PUT THE FIRE INTO STANDBY MODE
Point the handset at the sensor on the fire.
Press and hold the stand-by button
(alternatively use the stand-by button under the
fire) and release when you hear a beep. This
setting keeps the pilot lit and puts the main
burner on stand-by, allowing the fire to be re-lit
without going through the start up sequence.
TO TURN THE FIRE OFF
Point the handset at the sensor on the fire.
Press and hold the dot button (alternatively use
the dot button under the fire) and release when
you hear a beep.
Note: When the battery power is low the beep
will continue every time you use the fire, please
contact your supplier or Brilliant for a new
Lithium battery pack.
Before reporting a fault on your fire ensure the
Before reporting a fault on your fire ensure the Before reporting a fault on your fire ensure the
Before reporting a fault on your fire ensure the
battery is in good condition (i.e. single beep).
battery is in good condition (i.e. single beep).battery is in good condition (i.e. single beep).
battery is in good condition (i.e. single beep).
TO REPLACE THE BATTERIES
The battery situated under the fire is a special
battery and will only be available from your
supplier or from Brilliant. The battery has a
warranty of 6 months from the date of purchase.
To remove, carefully disconnect the battery
lead.
When fitting a replacement battery ensure that
it is located as shown in figure A.4.
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Sensor * Appliance buttons (4)
Pilot
Battery Connection
Remote control
When lit, DO NOT
DO NOT DO NOT
DO NOT place the handset
on top of the fire or near to the burner
flames as damage will occur.
CAUTION
On
Off
Stand-by
High
Low
3
Light
Standby is not a fully off position and
should only be used for short periods.
On standby the burner may on
occasions not fully turn off and may
also remain alight on a very low
setting. This is a normal characteristic
of the control unit.
CAUTION
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NOTE: The battery contains a fuse link which
can blow if the wiring is damaged or the cable
terminals are shorted out.
If the handset battery requires replacing it must
be replaced with a new alkaline PP3 or
equivalent battery.
HIGH LEVEL CONTROL VERSION
TO LIGHT THE FIRE
Press and hold the star-dot button and release
when you hear a beep. The fire will begin the
start sequence and the ignition spark will start
clicking. Once the pilot is lit the fire main burner
will light on the high setting. This whole process
will take around 20 seconds.
TO REDUCE THE HEAT SETTING
Press and hold the small flame button. When
you hear a beep release the button immediately
to turn to the lowest setting or keep pressing to
lower slowly and release the button at the
desired position.
TO INCREASE THE HEAT SETTING
Press and hold the large flame button When you
hear a beep release the button immediately to
turn to the highest setting or keep pressing to
increase slowly, then release the button at the
desired position.
TO PUT THE FIRE INTO STANDBY MODE
Press and hold the stand-by button and release
when you hear a beep. This setting keeps the
pilot lit and puts the main burner on stand-by,
allowing the fire to be re-lit without going
through the start up sequence
TO TURN THE FIRE OFF
Press and hold the dot button and release when
you hear a beep.
Note: When the battery power is low the beep
will continue every time you use the fire, please
contact your supplier or Brilliant for a new
Lithium battery pack.
Before reporting a fault on your fire ensure the
Before reporting a fault on your fire ensure the Before reporting a fault on your fire ensure the
Before reporting a fault on your fire ensure the
battery is in good condition (i.e. single beep).
battery is in good condition (i.e. single beep).battery is in good condition (i.e. single beep).
battery is in good condition (i.e. single beep).
TO REPLACE THE BATTERIES
The battery situated under the fire is a special
battery and will only be available from your
supplier or from Brilliant. The battery has a
warranty of 6 months from the date of purchase.
To remove, carefully disconnect the battery
lead.
When fitting a replacement battery ensure that
it is located as shown in figure A.4.
NOTE: The battery contains a fuse link which
can blow if the wiring is damaged or the cable
terminals are shorted out.
If the handset battery requires replacing it must
be replaced with a new alkaline PP3 or
equivalent battery.
Standby is not a fully off position and
should only be used for short periods.
On standby the burner may on
occasions not fully turn off and may
also remain alight on a very low
setting. This is a normal characteristic
of the control unit.
CAUTION
Appliance Buttons
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CLEANING
Cleaning the fire should only be carried out
when the fire is turned off and is cold.
Never use inflammable cleaning fluids.
Never clean the stainless steel with abrasive
cleaning materials such as scouring pads, wire
wool, emery cloth etc. as damage will occur.
CLEANING THE STAINLESS STEEL PARTS
For every day cleaning use a damp cloth and
detergent, wipe clean with a clean damp cloth
then a dry cloth.
CLEANING THE BRASS PARTS
The brass frame option is unlacquered and will
tarnish. To clean, remove from the appliance
and use a good quality brass polish, we
recommend Solvol Autosol metal cleaner,
available from most car accessory shops, or
Hotspot Multi-use Metal Polish“, available from
your supplier or through our mail order service.
Metal polishes, abrasive cleaners and solvents
can damage painted surfaces.
CLEANING THE BLACK PAINTED SURFACES
To clean wait until the fire is cold and gently
dust any deposit on the surface using a dry soft
paint brush. During use, if a flame is in direct
contact with the painted surface it may cause
the black finish to change to light grey,
repositioning the top ceramic pieces will direct
the flame away from the rear and side panels
and if required the surface can be dusted with a
soft paint brush and re-sprayed with high
temperature paint. A thin layer of paint offers
the best heat resistance.
CLEANING THE CORIAN® MANTLE, HEARTH
AND RAISED HEARTH
For every day cleaning use a damp cloth and
detergent, wipe clean with a clean damp cloth
then a dry cloth. When this does not work use
Cif scouring cream.
TO CLEAN / REPLACE THE CERAMICS
Carefully remove all loose ceramic pieces and
brush all pieces with a dry soft paint brush then
reassemble by carefully following the
instructions and diagrams in sections H to L.
IMPORTANT NOTES
This fire is CE approved to the European
Standard EN 509 and is intended for decorative
purposes.
During use the ceramics may vary in colour and
as with all high temperature ceramics, cracks
may appear. This is normal and is due to the
initial shrinkage of the ceramics and will not
effect the fire’s performance.
The fire is fitted with an Oxygen Depletion
Sensor (ODS) which continuously monitors the
atmosphere in the room turning off the gas
supply to the fire if combustion products are
detected. If the fire turns itself off, re-light the
fire following the lighting procedure. If the fire
repeatedly turns itself off a qualified service
engineer must be called to check the complete
installation.
PEBBLE VERSION
As pebbles are light coloured, any soot
discoloration may be more visible than on the
other available fuel effects.
A permanent air vent is not normally required
for this fire in the UK, but a permanent 100 cm2
air vent must still be fitted when used in
Southern Ireland. It is important that if an air
vent has been fitted it is periodically checked to
ensure that the vent remains free from
obstruction at all times.
The chimney must be swept before the
appliance is installed and must be checked
regularly to ensure that all products of
combustion are entering the flue and that there
is no excessive build up of soot or debris,
excessive quantities of soot or debris on the fire
will require removal, refer to “CLEANING“. If a
sooting problem persists seek expert advise.
The fire has a naked flame, a suitable
guard should be fitted to give full
protection to the young, elderly or infirm.
CAUTION
The ODS must not be adjusted or put out of
operation and only original manufacturer’s
replacement parts must be used.
WARNING
Never alter the fuel layout or add
extra pieces to the fire.
CAUTION
Never throw rubbish onto the fire.
Never place candles on, in or near the
fire as they are a fire hazard.
CAUTION
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SPARES & SERVICE
Replacement parts are available from your
supplier or through our mail order service.
Always quote the product code and serial
number when ordering new parts. This
information is on the burner data badge.
Only the following components are user
replaceable parts:
All ceramic components.
Control Knob.
Batteries.
Frame.
Fire Front.
The fire must be installed and serviced by a
qualified CORGI registered installation engineer
in accordance with National and Local
Regulations.
Servicing should be carried out at least
annually, but depending upon site conditions
more frequently.
On all fires except INNOVATION the data badge
is located on a plate underneath the burner.
This plate can be swivelled out for reading by
pulling on the left front corner (see figures A.6
and A.8).
For the INNOVATION the data badge is in two
parts which are stuck to the right and left sides
of the firebox. (see figures A.7 and A.9).
On the SLAB 16 model the outer ceramics and
raised hearth have to be removed to view the
data badge.
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Data
Badge
8
Data
Badge
7
Data
Badge
9
Data
Badge
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INTRODUCTION
This fire is CE approved to the European
Standard EN 509 and is intended for decorative
purposes.
The fire must be installed and serviced by a
qualified CORGI registered installation engineer
in accordance with National and Local
Regulations.
Servicing should be carried out at least
annually, but depending upon site conditions
more frequently.
RELEVANT STANDARDS
Building Regulations Part J
BS 1289 : Part 1 : Pre-cast concrete flue blocks
BS 5440 : Part 1 : Flues
BS 5440 : Part 2 : Air Supply
BS 5871 : Part 1 : Installation of gas appliances
BS 6891 : Gas Installation
Before installation ensure that the local
distribution conditions (identification of the type
of gas and pressure) and the adjustment of the
appliance are compatible.
The Gas Category of this fire is II
2H3P
and is
available set for either Natural Gas (G20) or LPG
Propane (G31) check the Gas Type on the burner
data badge is correctly marked for your gas
supply. A conversion kit is available separately
direct from Brilliant or your nearest dealer.
The fire is fitted with an Oxygen Depletion
Sensor (ODS) which continuously monitors the
atmosphere in the room turning off the gas
supply to the fire if combustion products are
detected. The ODS must not be adjusted or put
out of operation and only original
manufacturer’s replacement parts can be used.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
NATURAL GAS (G20)
Heat Input Max (gross): 7.0 kW
Heat Input Min (gross): 4.1 kW
Inlet Pressure: 20 mbar
Injector size (Manual): 504
Injector size (Remote): 494
Number of Injectors: 1
Gas Connection Size: 8mm
Weight: See Packaging
LPG PROPANE (G31)
Heat Input Max (gross): 6.3 kW
Heat Input Min (gross): 5.3 kW
Inlet Pressure: 37 mbar
Injector size: 194
Number of Injectors: 1
Gas Connection Size: 8mm
Weight: See Packaging
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
Supply Voltage: 230 V AC
Supply Frequency: 50 Hz
Supply Fuse: 3 Amp
Protection: IP 44
SITE REQUIREMENTS
The air supply to the appliance must be in
accordance with National Regulations.
A permanent air vent is not normally required
for this fire in the UK, but a 100 cm2 vent must
still be fitted when used in Southern Ireland. It
is important that if an air vent has been fitted it
is periodically checked to ensure that the vent
remains free from obstruction at all times.
To comply with European Regulations the
fireplace must have a non-combustible hearth
not less than 12mm thick. The edge of the
hearth which may be in the form of a raised lip,
must be a minimum of 50mm above the floor
level and must project at least 300mm in front
and 150mm either side of the front edge of the
burner.
However, in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern
and Southern Ireland a hearth is not required if
the appliance is installed so that every part of
any flame or incandescent material will be at
least 225mm above the floor. On our appliances
the lowest flame is that of the pilot. This
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - ALL VERSIONS B
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equates to the builders opening being a
minimum height above the floor of 150mm.
The fire must be installed in a non-combustible
builders opening, which must only have an
entrance through the fireplace opening and an
exit via the chimney/flue. All other openings
must be sealed using non-combustible
materials.
NOTE: The fan flue version requires an extra
cut-out at the lower left of the fireplace opening
to allow for the wiring to enter the firebox.
FLUE
The chimney/flue may be class 1 or 2 and must
have a height of at least 3m with an internal
diameter of not less than 125mm. Pre-cast
flues must have the equivalent cross sectional
area of a 125mm diameter flue pipe. Any
damper or register plate must be removed or
locked open.
The chimney/flue must be sound, free from
obstruction, have a positive updraught and
swept before the appliance is installed. A flue
test in accordance with national regulations
must be carried out.
A pre-cast concrete gas flue block system to BS
1289 Part 1 and Building Regulations Part J can
be used (subject to suitability of the starter
block).
GAS SUPPLY
The gas connection to the fire must be in 8mm
copper pipe not more than 1.5 metres long and
in accordance with National Regulations. Any
additional pipework must be of a diameter to
ensure adequate pressure at the fire. Note: The
end of the pipe must be covered to ensure that
debris cannot enter the pipe when being passed
through masonry.
An isolation valve (supplied) must be fitted
adjacent to the burner, which when closed,
allows the fire to be disconnected for
maintenance or repair in accordance with
National Regulations.
FIRE FRONTS
The fire can be used with any fire front from the
LFL range. Alternative fire fronts can be used
providing the minimum open area between the
fire front bars is 65 sq.cm. and the air inlet in
the ash pan cover is at least 50 sq.cm.
COMBUSTIBLE SHELF
A 75mm combustible wooden shelf may be
fitted to within 150mm of the top edge of the
fireplace opening, the depth of the shelf can be
increased by proportionally increasing the
height above the appliance.
Fireplace opening sizes
Width
405
405405
405----450
450450
450 410
410410
410----430
430430
430
Height
560
560560
560----590
590590
590 560
560560
560----590
590590
590
Minimum depth
220
220220
220 145
145145
145
ADVANTAGE
INNOVATION
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INSTALLATION IN TIMBER FRAME BUILDINGS
PF MODELS
These instructions are to serve as guidance
only, since the construction of timber frame
buildings varies from site to site. It is important
to note that where removal of any part of the
inner timber leaf of the wall is involved, the
structural integrity of the wall must be
maintained and the advice of your local Building
Control Department should be sought.
Guidelines should be sought from IGE/UP/7 Gas
Installations In Timber Frame Buildings. If the
property is under any form of N.H.B.C. cover, it
is advised that their advise on this modification
to the property should also be sought.
Either of the following 2 methods of installation
may be adapted for use in timber frame
buildings providing extra care is taken to protect
combustible materials from contact with hot
surfaces.
Special attention must be paid to the location of
the studwork frames of the inner leaf and the
appliance positioned accordingly. Wires and
pipes that run within the inner timber leaf must
also be located and taken into account when
positioning the appliance.
METHOD 1
EXTENDED FIRE SURROUND OR FALSE
CHIMNEY BREAST
50 mm clearance must be provided from the
appliance case sides, rear and base, and
100mm clearance from the appliance top to any
combustibles. These clearances must be
maintained by the presence of a purpose
provided cavity box.
The cavity box should be constructed from
12mm Supalux® or equivalent material and be
fixed with min. internal opening dimensions of
700mm high x 470mm wide x 232mm depth. A
hole of 200 mm diameter must be cut in the
back of the cavity box concentric with the flue
duct when the appliance is installed.
A 200mm diameter metal sleeve concentric with
the flue must be provided to pass through all
the combustible layers of the wall. This sleeve
must be a tight fit in the hole in the cavity box
and must not overhang the wall cavity by more
than 5mm.
The vapour barrier on the back of the inner
timber leaf should be carefully cut and fixed to
prevent ingress of damp into the plasterboard
layer.
The void around the appliance sides, back and
flue when positioned in the cavity box must be
packed with 50mm of Rockwool
or equivalent
material and the top must be packed with
100mm of Rockwool . NOTE: The Rockwool
must not overhang the wall cavity.
The fan unit must not be installed into any
combustible materials. If the outer layer of the
wall is combustible then the fan unit must be
surface mounted using the spacer (optional
extra) with a 12mm Supalux® pad between the
spacer and the wall surface. The 200mm
diameter sleeve must also extend through the
whole of the wall and finish flush with the outer
surface.
METHOD 2
WHEN SETTING THE APPLIANCE INTO THE
INNER TIMBER LEAF OF THE WALL
Find a suitable position between the wall panel
frames and carefully open up a hole to allow the
fixing of the cavity box referred to below, paying
careful attention to securing the damp proof
membrane back into position.
50 mm clearance must be provided from the
appliance case sides, rear and base, and
100mm clearance from the appliance top to any
combustibles. These clearances must be
maintained by the presence of a purpose
provided cavity box.
The cavity box should be constructed from
12mm Supalux® or equivalent material and be
fixed with min. internal opening dimensions of
700mm high x 470mm wide x 232mm depth.
This box should not bridge the cavity but if this
cannot be avoided then a waterproof membrane
must be placed between the rear of the cavity
box and the outer skin of the dwelling. If this
membrane is combustible or there are any
other combustible materials located behind the
cavity box then a hole of 200mm diameter must
be cut in the back of the cavity box concentric
with the flue duct when the appliance is
installed.
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A 200mm diameter metal sleeve concentric with
the flue must be provided to pass through all
the combustible layers of the wall. This sleeve
must be a tight fit in the hole in the cavity box
and must not overhang the wall cavity by more
than 5mm.
The vapour barrier on the back of the inner
timber leaf should be carefully cut and fixed to
prevent ingress of damp into the plasterboard
layer.
The void around the appliance sides, back and
flue when positioned in the cavity box must be
packed with 50mm of Rockwool , and the top
must be packed with 100mm of Rockwool .
NOTE: The Rockwool
must not overhang the
wall cavity.
The fan unit must not be installed into any
combustible materials. If the outer layer of the
wall is combustible then the fan unit must be
surface mounted using the spacer (optional
extra) with a 12mm Supalux® pad between the
spacer and the wall surface. The 200mm
diameter sleeve must also extend through the
whole of the wall and finish flush with the outer
surface.
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PREPARE THE FIREBOX
Remove the three screws that secure the
burner to the box, two at the base of the front
leg and one at the top of the rear sloping plate.
Separate the burner from the box (see diagram
C.1).
Prepare the gas supply noting the entry point in
the rear of the box. Slacken the screws in the
gas inlet closure plate and remove. If the cable
fixing kit is to be used, refer to the cable fixing
instructions in the cable fixing kit and prepare
the wall fixings.
Offer the box into the fireplace opening, mark
the positions of the four fixing holes in the outer
frame. Remove the box, drill and plug the fixing
holes using the plugs provided.
REVERSING THE FIREBOX CERAMIC PANELS
The fire is supplied with the panels smooth side
facing out, on the reverse is a brick effect.
To change to brick effect: (see diagram C.2)
1. Remove the four screws securing the rear
inspection panel and remove the panel.
2. Remove the two screws securing the bracket
below the rear ceramic panel and remove
the bracket.
3. Remove the screw at the bottom of the left
and right panel securing strips.
4. Carefully slide down the rear ceramic panel,
then ease out the left and right panels then
remove the top panel.
5. Reverse the panels and refit all the above
components in reverse order.
Insert the gas pipe through the pipe entry
opening and insert the box fully into the
fireplace opening. Refit the inlet closure plate.
Secure the box to the fireplace opening using
the four screws provided or tension the cables if
using the cable fixing kit.
INSTALLATION - ADVANTAGE C
Data Label
1
Burner Fixing Points
Gas Inlet
2
Ceramic Panel
Fixing Screws
Rear inspection plate
NOTE: The firebox for both C3 and C4 versions are identical (the flange is on three sides), the only
difference is the trim.
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GAS CONNECTION
MANUAL CONTROL VERSION
Cut a 70mm length of copper pipe and attach it
to the isolating tap supplied. Position the pipe/
isolating tap in line with the slot in the burner
recess bracket. Shape and cut the gas supply
pipe and ensuring the gas supply pipe is clean
internally connect to the isolating tap. Refit the
burner and connect the gas supply. Secure with
the three screws (see diagrams C.1 and C.2).
AUTO REMOTE CONTROL VERSION
Note the position of the isolating tap and
disconnect it. Shape and cut the gas supply pipe
and ensuring the gas supply pipe is clean
internally connect to the isolating tap. Refit the
burner and connect the gas supply. Secure with
the four screws and connect the battery (see
diagrams C.1 and A.2).
FITTING THE FRAME
Place the four magnets at the top and bottom of
each side of the firebox and fit the fire trim to
the box.
Remove all the remaining protective plastic
coating from the trim.
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WALL THICKNESS
NOTE: Refer to Diagram D.11 to determine a
suitable location for installing the flue terminal..
The standard flue duct is suitable for a wall
thickness from 222mm to 635mm.
An optional flue duct extension kit is available
for a wall thickness of up to 990mm.
To fit the duct extension, slide it into the end of
the existing duct. Drill through the overlapping
parts on the top face using a 3.5mm drill. Fix the
ducts together using the self tapping screw
provided.
Using the foil tape provided seal the joint all
around the duct. To ensure a proper seal, rub
the tape down firmly. Install using the same
method as the standard installation.
PREPARE THE FIREBOX
Remove the three screws that secure the
burner to the box, two at the base and one at the
top of the rear sloping plate (See diagram D.1).
Lift the burner out of the box until the wiring
plug screw can be accessed. Loosen this screw
and disconnect the plug from the burner unit.
The tray can now be removed and placed to one
side.
REVERSING THE FIREBOX CERAMIC PANELS
The fire is supplied with the panels smooth side
facing out, on the reverse is a brick effect.
To change to brick effect: (see diagram D.2)
1. Remove the four screws securing the rear
inspection panel and remove the panel.
2. Remove the two screws securing the
bracket below the rear ceramic panel and
remove the bracket.
3. Remove the screw at the bottom of the left
and right panel securing strips.
4. Carefully slide down the rear ceramic panel,
then ease out the left and right panels then
remove the top panel.
5. Reverse the panels and refit all the above
components in reverse order.
INSTALLATION - ADVANTAGE PF D
1
Burner Fixing Points
Gas Inlet
Wiring Plug
2
Rear inspection plate
Data Label
Ceramic Panel
Fixing Screws
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PREPARE THE WALL
The first step is to decide where the fire will be
installed. Care must be taken to ensure that
when installed the flue terminal position
conforms to the requirements in diagram D.11.
Please bear this in mind when choosing a
location to install the fire.
Measure the height of the hearth from the floor
and draw a horizontal line on the wall at the
same height. Starting from this hearth level,
draw a rectangle 405mm wide and 555mm high
in the position required on the wall ensuring
that it is central to the hearth position (see
diagram D.3).
Cut away the plaster and the inner leaf of
brickwork within this rectangle. Screed the floor
of the recess so that it is level with the required
hearth level to enable accurate fitting of the
firebox and flue spigot alignment.
If using the cable fixing method of securing the
firebox, please refer to the instructions supplied
with the cable fixing kit and prepare the wall
fixing positions.
Mark a rectangle on the outer leaf of the
brickwork for the fan box wall plate. It should
measure 216mm wide and 330mm high and be
central to the opening in the inner leaf at a
height of 320mm from the hearth to the bottom.
Cut away the outer leaf of brickwork within this
rectangle to create the opening for the fan wall
plate (see diagram D.3).
Note: to successfully install this system the
bottom edge of the wall plate must be at least
75mm above the outside ground level.
IMPORTANT
At this stage the open cavity between the inner
and outer brickwork must be filled with
RockwoolTM or equivalent suitable insulation
material to avoid condensation on the firebox
and flue spigot. This will also prevent any
draughts from entering the room.
Temporarily affix the flue spigot to the rear of
the firebox using the 4 self tapping screws
provided (see diagram D.6) and place the firebox
in position in the opening with the flue spigot
protruding through the opening in the outer
wall.
Referring to diagram D.5, remove the 4 screws
for the painted cover and remove the cover from
the fan box. Remove the 4 screws that hold the
fan unit in position and remove the fan unit from
the wall plate. Put it in a safe place and cover to
protect from any rain.
From the outside of the building position the
wall plate into the opening created so that the
flanges of the wall plate are all touching the
wall and the flue duct is central in the wall plate
spigot. Ensure that the cable entry hole is at the
top right.
Mark a line around the flue duct where it
protrudes through the wall plate. This is the
position at which the flue duct will be cut so that
its new end will be in line with the rear face of
the wall plate (see diagram D.7).
Remove the firebox from the opening and cut
the flue duct to the marked length. File the end
of the flue duct length to remove sharp edges.
NOTE: When cutting the flue duct to length it is
important to allow for the rebate on the fire
surround being fitted.
Attach the self adhesive tape to the rear of the
firebox flange, positioning it 5mm from the edge
and taking care not to stretch it.
Position the firebox in the opening ensuring that
the fan cable (6-way plug attached) is routed
through to the opening in the outer wall and that
the electricity supply cable is safely routed to
the supply point.
This appliance can be fitted with a 3 Amp fused
plug, which should be easily accessible for easy
removal. The preferred method however would
be via a fixed connection to a 3 Amp all pole
switched fused spur with a minimum contact
separation of 3mm.
GAS CONNECTION.
Note the position of the isolating tap and
disconnect it. Route the gas supply to the
position required through the rear entry point as
shown in diagram D.4 ensuring the gas supply
pipe is clean internally. Connect to the isolating
tap.
Once the Isolating tap is fitted to the gas supply,
it is still possible to removed the firebox without
disconnecting the gas supply. This is achieved
by first removing the Rear Inspection Plate to
allow the isolating elbow to pass through the
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6
Flue
Duct
Fixing
Screws
4
Rear Inspection Panel
Gas Entry Point
Isolating Tap
Gas Supply Pipe
3
Inner Wall
RockwoolTM
in Cavity
Plaster
Hearth
Fire
Opening
Outer
Wall
Fan Box
Opening
5
Painted Cover
Painted
Cover
Screws (4)
Fan Unit
Wall Plate
Fan Unit Screws (4)
Rope Seal
Cable Strain Relief Bush
9
Fan Unit Socket
Fire Cable Plug
10
Painted
Cover
Fixing
Screws
Silicone
Sealant
Flue
Outlet
8
Rope Seal
Fixing
Screws
Cable
From Fire
7
Wall Plate
Flue Duct
Mark Flue
Duct Here
In Line
With This
Face
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firebox (see diagram D.1).
Ensure that the firebox is level and fix the
firebox in position using either the holes in the
firebox flange or the supplied cable fixing kit
(please refer to the instructions supplied in the
cable fixing kit). Ensure that the firebox is
properly sealed to the wall.
INSTALLING THE FAN BOX
Take the wall plate and insert it into the opening
in the outer wall ensuring that the flue duct is
central in the wall plate spigot and that the
cable entry hole is at the top right. Mark the
positions of the fixing holes (slots) on the wall.
Remove the wall plate. Drill and plug the fixing
positions.
Remove the locknut from the fan cable strain
relief bush and feed the cable (6-way plug
attached) through the cable entry hole in the
wall plate allowing approximately 150mm of
cable to protrude. Fit the locknut and tighten
the strain relief bush to secure the cable.
Refit the wall plate into the wall again ensuring
that the flue duct is central with the spigot and
fix the wall plate securely to the wall (see
diagram D.8).
Take the glass fibre rope an feed it gently into
the gap between the flue duct and the wall plate
spigot to form a ring seal between them. The
rope can be pushed into the gap using a pencil
or screwdriver taking care not to push the rope
in too far. It need only be pushed in far enough
to be flush with the wall plate.
Whilst holding the fan cable towards the top of
the wall plate, fit the fan unit into position and
secure with the 4 screws. Connect the 6-way
plug to the free 6-way socket on the fan unit
circuit board ensuring it is secured correctly
(see diagram D.9).
Refit the painted outer cover with the four
screws and seal to the wall around all the edges
with silicone sealant to prevent rain or moisture
getting into the system (see diagram D.10)
Refit the burner to the firebox and connect to
the isolating tap. Secure the burner with the
three screws.
Ensure the manual override switch is in the
auto (left) position and connect the battery (see
diagrams D.1 and A.3).
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT - The fan cover MUST BE
MUST BEMUST BE
MUST BE
sealed to the wall using silicone
sealant or DAMAGE WILL
DAMAGE WILLDAMAGE WILL
DAMAGE WILL RESULT
RESULT RESULT
RESULT and
the fan will stop working!
WARNING
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POWERFLUE TERMINAL LOCATIONS
The minimum acceptable distances from the edge of the flue terminal to obstructions and openings†
are as stated in the table below:-
†
NOTE: An opening here means an openable element. Such as an openable window, or a fixed opening such as
an air vent. However, in addition, the outlet should not be nearer than 150mm to an opening into the
building fabric formed for the purpose of accommodating a built in element, such as a window frame. An
opening here means an openable element. Such as an openable window, or a fixed opening such as an
air vent. However, in addition, the outlet should not be nearer than 150mm to an opening into the building
fabric formed for the purpose of accommodating a built in element, such as a window frame.
‡
NOTE: A boundary is the boundary of the land or buildings belonging to and under the control of the building
owner. It may be drawn only around the perimeter of the land in question or extended to the centreline of
adjacent routes or waterways
11
MINIMUM DIMENSIONS
A 300mm below, above or next to an opening†
B 75mm below gutters, drain or soil pipes
C 150mm from a vertical drain or soil pipe
D 300mm horizontally from an existing terminal
E 1500mm vertically from an existing terminal
F 1200mm from a terminal facing a terminal
G 300mm above ground, roof or balcony level
H 200mm below eaves
J 200mm below balcony or carport roof
K 300mm from an internal or external corner or to a boundary‡ alongside the terminal
L 1200mm from an opening† under the carport
M 600mm from a surface or boundary‡ facing the terminal
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White
Fan
Red
Black
Red
Blue
Green/
Yellow
Brown
Black
White
Warm Up
T/Stat
Overheat
T/Stat
Molex 6 Way
Blue
Green/Yellow
Purple
Orange
Pressure
Switch
PCB
Resistor 1
Resistor 2
Blue
Green/Yellow
Purple
Orange
Molex 4 Way
Socket
Molex 4 Way
Plug
NC NO
C
FAN BOX WIRING DIAGRAM
FAN SWITCH WIRING DIAGRAM
Orange
White
Brown Blue
Black Brown
Brown Blue
Earth Post
Blue
Red
Green / Yellow
Grey
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PREPARE THE FIREBOX
Remove the three screws that secure the
burner to the box, two at the base of the front
leg and one at the top of the rear sloping plate.
Separate the burner from the box (see diagram
E.1).
Prepare the gas supply noting the entry point in
the rear of the box. Slacken the screws in the
gas inlet closure plate and remove. If the cable
fixing kit is to be used, refer to the cable fixing
instructions in the cable fixing kit and prepare
the wall fixings.
Offer the box into the fireplace opening, mark
the positions of the four fixing holes in the outer
frame. Remove the box, drill and plug the fixing
holes using the plugs provided.
Insert the gas pipe through the pipe entry
opening and insert the box fully into the
fireplace opening. Refit the inlet closure plate.
Secure the box to the fireplace opening using
the four screws provided or tension the cables if
using the cable fixing kit.
GAS CONNECTION
MANUAL CONTROL VERSION
Cut a 70mm length of copper pipe and attach it
to the isolating tap supplied. Position the pipe/
isolating tap in line with the slot in the burner
recess bracket. Shape and cut the gas supply
pipe and ensuring the gas supply pipe is clean
internally connect to the isolating tap. Refit the
burner and connect the gas supply. Secure with
the three screws (see diagrams E.1 and E.2).
AUTO REMOTE CONTROL VERSION
Note the position of the isolating tap and
disconnect it. Shape and cut the gas supply pipe
and ensuring the gas supply pipe is clean
internally connect to the isolating tap. Refit the
burner and connect the gas supply. Secure with
INSTALLATION - INNOVATION E
1
Burner Fixing Points
2
Data Label
Rear inspection plate
Gas Inlet
NOTE: The firebox for both C3 and C4 versions are identical (the flange is on three sides), the only
difference is the trim.
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the four screws and connect the battery (see
diagrams E.1 and A.2).
FITTING THE FRAME
Place the four magnets at the top and bottom of
each side of the firebox and fit the fire trim to
the box.
Remove all the remaining protective plastic
coating from the trim.
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INSTALLATION - CONTEMPORARY SUITE, SLAB 16
STAINLESS STEEL BACKPANEL VERSION -
(FOR CORIAN BACKPANEL SEE F2 SECTION)
F1
Prepare the fireplace opening to the size
specified for the model of fire to be fitted and fit
the hearth ensuring that it is level and
perpendicular to the wall.
Ensure that the floor level inside the fireplace
opening is levelled to the same height as the
hearth to provide support for the firebox.
Position the spacer frame centrally with the
fireplace opening and mark the positions of the
fixing holes. Drill and plug the wall and fix the
spacer frame to the wall (see figure F1.1).
Refer to the relevant fire installation
instructions for the model of fire to be installed.
Fit the fire to the spacer with the 4 self tapping
screws provided (see figure F1.2).
BACKPANEL FITTING
Position the stainless steel back panel centrally
to the fire and mark the positions of the fixing
holes (see figure F1.3).
1
Spacer Frame
Drill and
plug wall or
rear wall for
cable fixing
option
Fit fire referring to
relevant instructions
2
Fix in place
using 4 self
tapping
screws
provided
3
Centralise Back
panel to fire
Drill and
plug wall
for fixing
Clearance Holes
4
Fit lower mantle
hanging brackets
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NOTE: The mantle hanging bracket fixing
screws protrude from the back of the back
panel. Clearance holes must be provided to
allow proper fitting of the mantle to the wall
(see figure F1.3).
Position the back panel against the wall and fix
at the top positions using the two screws
provided. The bottom fixing position also fixes
the bottom mantle hanging brackets. Position
the brackets and fix using the two screws
provided (see figure F1.4).
MANTLE FITTING
The Mantle is fitted by hanging it onto the metal
brackets which keep it held against the wall. To
fit simply line up the mantle with the back panel
in a raised position to clear the mounting
brackets then push it back against the wall (see
figure F1.5).
Slide the mantle down towards the hearth
ensuring it is kept flat against the wall until it
locks into place. To remove simply lift the
mantle off its mounting brackets (see figure
F1.5).
The Burner Ceramics should now be fitted by
referring to Sections H to K depending on which
version of ceramics are to be fitted.
The Commissioning of the fire should also now
be completed as specified in Section N.
The C Fret can now be fitted to the fire.
SLAB 16
Remove the bottom two burner fixing screws.
Position the IR sensor bracket on the hearth in
front of the bottom burner fixing holes. Refit the
burner fixing screws through the IR sensor
bracket to fix both the burner and the IR sensor
in place (see figure F1.7).
Carry out commissioning - See Section N.
The Raised Hearth can now be fitted in position.
It is designed to stand on the hearth in front of
the stainless steel back panel (see figure F1.8).
To fit the Outer Ceramics refer to Section L.
5
Push back against wall
Slide
down to
engage
brackets
8
Fit the SLAB 16
Raised Hearth
6
Fit the C Fret
Ensure the firebox is properly sealed
and fixed to the fireplace opening. If
not properly sealed to the wall, the
surround may overheat resulting in
damage to the surround.
CAUTION
7
Fit the SLAB 16 IR
Sensor Bracket
IR Sensor
Burner Fixing
Screws
If the IR Sensor Bracket is not fitted in
the correct position the fire will fail to
operate with the remote handset.
CAUTION
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6
4
18mm
Follow the main installation instructions in
Section F1 for this appliance up to the point of
backpanel fitting, after the fire is fitted into the
spacer frame.
Position the Corian Panel onto the fire and fix
with 4 screws as shown in Diagram F2.1.
Position the wall brackets as shown in
Diagrams F2.2, F2.3 and F2.4.
Mark the fixing holes. Drill and plug the wall.
Screw the brackets into place.
Fit the Trim as shown in Diagram F2.5.
Refer back to Section F1 MANTLE FITTING to
finish the installation.
3
Top Bracket
Corian Panel
1
4 screws
2
Top Bracket
Bottom Brackets
5
Trim
INSTALLATION - CONTEMPORARY SUITE, SLAB 16
CORIAN BACKPANEL VERSION
F2
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1
Fixing
Holes
Ensure these
flanges are level
with opening
Fireplace Opening
3
Firebox
Fixing
Positions
(4 Screws)
ACTUAL SIZE
2
ACTUAL SIZE
ADVANTAGE VERSION INNOVATION VERSION
4
Magnet Positions (4)
Corian®
Surround
Fixing
Positions
(4 Screws)
ACTUAL SIZE
4 Sided Frame
INSTALLATION - GEOMETRY C4 G
NOTE: The firebox for this model is identical (the flange is on three sides) to the C3 version, the only
difference is the trim.
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The OBLONG SOLID requires the fire to be
spaced away from the wall using the supplied
spacer frame prior to fitting the Corian®
surround to the fire. The spacer is not required
for the standard OBLONG.
Prepare the fireplace opening to the size quoted
in Section B for the model of fire to be installed.
Line up the spacer frame with the fireplace
opening, ensuring that the bottom edge is flush
with the bottom of the fireplace opening and the
top is level using a spirit level. It should also be
equal distance left and right from the opening
(see diagram G.1).
Mark the positions of the four fixing holes in the
spacer frame. Remove the spacer frame, drill
and plug the fixing holes (see diagram G.2).
The fitting kit contains two strips of foam tape.
The first foam tape should be stuck to the rear
of the fire flange, 10mm from the outside edge.
The second should be stuck onto the spacer
frame 10mm from the outside edge to seal it to
the wall. Trim off any excess foam tape. Re-fit
the spacer frame and secure using the four long
screws provided (see diagram G.2).
The fire may also be fitted using the cable fixing
kit supplied. If this is the desired fixing method
the spacer frame must first be fitted to the
firebox (see diagram 3). The instructions in the
cable fixing kit can then be followed to fit the
fire into the fireplace opening.
Insert the gas pipe through the pipe entry
opening and insert the firebox fully into the
fireplace opening. Refit the inlet closure plate.
Secure the firebox to the spacer frame using the
four screws provided (see diagram G.3). If using
the cable fixing method follow the directions
given in the cable fixing instructions to secure
the firebox complete with spacer frame to the
fireplace opening.
Refer to the relevant fire installation
instructions for the model of fire to be installed,
fit the burner to the fire and connect the gas
The Burner Ceramics should now be fitted by
referring to Sections H to K depending on which
version of ceramics are to be fitted.
The Commissioning of the fire should also now
be completed as specified in Section N.
FITTING THE SURROUND
Offer the Corian® surround to the fire box and
secure with the four screws provided (see
diagram G.4).
FITTING THE FRAME
Remove all the protective plastic coating from
the frame. Position the four magnets as shown
and fit the frame in the recess (see diagram
G.4).
The C Fret can now be fitted to the fire.
Ensure the firebox is properly sealed
and fixed to the fireplace opening. If
not properly sealed to the wall, the
surround may overheat resulting in
damage to the surround.
CAUTION
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PLACEMENT OF CERAMICS - PEBBLE AND COAL H
INNOVATION
3. Place five loose ceramic pieces in a row
bridging the front ceramic piece and the
underbed without overlapping each other
and ensuring the two outermost pieces
touch the firebox side.
3
First Row 5 Pieces
1. Holding the underbed by the top rear,
position it on the sloping burner plate
behind the lip. Ensure that it does NOT
NOT NOT
NOT
overlap the burner slot.
Underbed
1
2. Locate the base of the front ceramic piece
up against the brackets at the front edge,
either end of the burner. It must sit flat on
the burner without a gap underneath.
Ensure that it is NOT
NOT NOT
NOT sat on top of the
tabs shown above.
4. Place four loose ceramic pieces in a row
behind the first row in the same way.
Place three loose ceramic pieces in a row
behind the second row, ensuring they
touch the firebox rear. When
commissioning the fire alter the angle of
the loose pieces to enhance the flame
picture.
4
Second Row 4 Pieces
Third Row 3 Pieces
Failure to place this piece correctly will
result in damage to your appliance.
CAUTION
2
Front Piece
MUST SIT BEHIND
THESE TABS ON
THE BURNER
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PLACEMENT OF CERAMICS - PEBBLE AND COAL J
ADVANTAGE
2
Underbed
2. Holding the underbed by the top rear,
position it against the front ceramic piece.
Ensure that it does not overlap the burner
slot.
3
First Row 6 Pieces
Third Row 3 Pieces
3. Place first and third rows of loose
pebbles as shown. They should not
overlap each other and should be as
spaced out as possible.
4
Second Row 5 Pieces
4. Place second row of loose pebbles as
shown. They should not overlap each other
and should be as spaced out as possible.
Alter the angle of the loose pebbles to
produce a good flame picture.
1. Locate the base of the front ceramic piece
up against the brackets at the front edge,
either end of the burner. It must sit flat on
the burner without a gap underneath.
Ensure that it is NOT
NOT NOT
NOT sat on top of the tabs
shown above.
Failure to place this piece correctly will
result in damage to your appliance.
CAUTION
1
Front Piece
MUST SIT BEHIND
THESE TABS ON
THE BURNER
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PLACEMENT OF CERAMICS - DRIFTWOOD AND CHARCOAL K
ADVANTAGE
1
3
3
2
4
5
4
5
7 6
6
9
8
2
Underbed
2. Holding the underbed by the top rear,
position it against the front ceramic piece.
Ensure that it does not overlap the burner
slot.
3. Following diagrams K.3 to K.6 carefully
place the numbered loose driftwood
pieces.
1. Locate the base of the front ceramic piece
up against the brackets at the front edge,
either end of the burner. It must sit flat on
the burner without a gap underneath.
Ensure that it is NOT
NOT NOT
NOT sat on top of the tabs
shown above.
1
Front Piece
MUST SIT BEHIND
THESE TABS ON
THE BURNER
Failure to place this piece correctly will
result in damage to your appliance.
CAUTION
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Place the numbered outer ceramic clusters into
the gap in front of the burner starting with
number 3 for the pebble version and number 2
at the left for the driftwood version.
Place number 2 next to number 1 and so on
until number 8 for pebble versions and number
5 for driftwood and charcoal versions at the
right rear (see diagrams L.1 or L.3)
Place the loose outer ceramic pieces, marked
with “X” on the underside, around the burner
ceramics on top of the outer clusters (see
diagrams L.2 or L.4).
Ensure the outer ceramics are evenly spaced
Ensure the outer ceramics are evenly spaced Ensure the outer ceramics are evenly spaced
Ensure the outer ceramics are evenly spaced
and do not overlap or interfere with burner
and do not overlap or interfere with burner and do not overlap or interfere with burner
and do not overlap or interfere with burner
ceramics.
ceramics.ceramics.
ceramics.
Do not add any of the outer ceramic pieces to
Do not add any of the outer ceramic pieces to Do not add any of the outer ceramic pieces to
Do not add any of the outer ceramic pieces to
the burner ceramics.
the burner ceramics. the burner ceramics.
the burner ceramics.
Do not use more pieces than originally supplied.
Do not use more pieces than originally supplied. Do not use more pieces than originally supplied.
Do not use more pieces than originally supplied.
PLACEMENT OF CERAMICS - SLAB 16 ONLY L
3
2
3
4
5
2
Loose Outer pieces marked “X” on underside
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
1 10 Numbered Outer Clusters
3
5 6
7
8
4
Please note that the numbers given here are NOT
NOT NOT
NOT marked on the ceramic pieces.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
5
3
8 2 1 4 5
9
7
10
4
6
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GENERAL OPERATION
With the ON/OFF switch set to position 1 (ON)
the PCB checks that the air pressure switch is
in the resting position and fan is turned on,
which initially runs at full speed until the air
pressure switch is activated by sufficient flue
flow. Then the voltage to the fan passes through
the primary resistor slowing the fan speed and
the burner on/off solenoid is opened.
The burner can now be operated as described in
the relevant section of the User’s instructions.
When the warm up thermostat in the fan unit
reaches the required temperature the supply to
the fan is diverted through a secondary resistor
reducing the fan speed further. If at any point
the flue flow falls below a pre set value the fan
will revert to full speed for 8 seconds. If this
does not restore the flue flow to a sufficiently
then the gas supply to the fire will be shut off.
NOTES
The most likely reason for the fire not to light
when the fan is working is a blown solenoid coil
due to a spike in the mains electricity supply.
A buzzing / humming noise from beneath the
burner when the fire is turned on suggests a
damaged solenoid coil due to a spike in the
mains electricity supply.
FAULT FINDING - POWER FLUE VERSION M
1. START HERE.
1. START HERE.1. START HERE.
1. START HERE.
Turn switch to 1 (ON),
Does the red light
come on?
NNNN
1A.
1A.1A.
1A.
Check fuse and
power supply. OK?
YYYY
NNNN
1C.
1C. 1C.
1C. Check switch and
connections.
1B.
1B. 1B.
1B. Rectify supply
problem.
NNNN
YYYY
2.
2.2.
2.
Does the green light
come on after a short
delay?
YYYY
3.
3.3.
3.
Does the solenoid
click when green light
comes on?
YYYY
4.
4.4.
4.
Is gas available at the
pressure test point?
YYYY
5.
5.5.
5.
Is the fire lighting?
YYYY
6. FINISH.
6. FINISH.6. FINISH.
6. FINISH.
Fan controls are
working correctly.
2A.
2A.2A.
2A.
Is the fan running?
YYYY
NNNN
2B.
2B. 2B.
2B. Is there voltage at the fan
connections?
2C.
2C. 2C.
2C. Replace PCB and air pressure
switch.
YYYY
NNNN
2E.
2E. 2E.
2E. Replace Fan.
2D.
2D. 2D.
2D. Replace PCB and air pressure switch.
NNNN
3A.
3A.3A.
3A.
Check for voltage at
solenoid plug.
YYYY
3C.
3C. 3C.
3C. Replace solenoid
coil.
NNNN
3B.
3B. 3B.
3B. Replace solenoid
cable.
NNNN
4A.
4A.4A.
4A.
Check for blockage
in gas supply pipe,
clear and re-test.
NNNN
5A.
5A.5A.
5A.
Burner fault contact
Brilliant for
technical support.
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT - The fan cover MUST BE
MUST BEMUST BE
MUST BE
sealed to the wall using silicone
sealant or DAMAGE WILL
DAMAGE WILLDAMAGE WILL
DAMAGE WILL RESULT
RESULT RESULT
RESULT and
the fan will stop working!
WARNING
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COMISSIONING
Ensure all plastic protective films have been
removed.
The SLAB 16 product requires commissioning to
be carried out prior to fitting the raised hearth.
Ensure the Isolating tap is fully open and check
for gas leaks.
Connect a pressure gauge to the inlet pressure
test point, and referring to the user instructions
light the fire.
Check the inlet pressure is 20mbar for NG or
37mbar for LPG when on the high setting.
Wait ten minutes for the fire to establish then
with all windows and doors in the room closed,
check for clearance of combustion products.
Insert the end of a smoke match 25mm below
and 25mm back from the bottom edge of the
canopy, test along the opening and check the
smoke is drawn in. If spillage is detected open a
window and repeat the test to assess if an air
vent is required. If spillage persists, seek expert
advice.
The fault must be rectified before the fire is
used.
If there is an extractor fan fitted in a nearby
room, repeat the test with the fan turned on and
any interconnecting doors left open.
Hand over the instructions and explain to the
user the operation and lighting procedure of the
fire. Impress upon the user that servicing of the
fire should be carried out at least every twelve
months, and only by a qualified person.
SERVICING
SLAB 16 - Carefully remove the outer ceramics
and place to one side.
Carefully remove the burner ceramics and place
to one side, do not mix with outer ceramics.
Locate the isolating tap and turn the gas off.
Undo the inlet nut and disconnect the gas pipe.
Remove the four screws that secure the burner
to the box, two at the base of the front leg and
two at the top of the rear sloping plate.
Inspect the full installation.
Clean all lint and dirt off the burner, paying
particular attention to the injector, venturi and
flame ports.
Referring to the installation instructions
re-assemble the burner to the box and refit all
ceramics.
Carry out a spillage test.
POWER FLUE VERSIONS
Refer to Section D for the installation of the fan
unit. Remove in the reverse order.
COMISSIONING AND SERVICING N
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT - The fan cover MUST BE
MUST BEMUST BE
MUST BE
sealed to the wall using silicone
sealant or DAMAGE WILL
DAMAGE WILLDAMAGE WILL
DAMAGE WILL RESULT
RESULT RESULT
RESULT and
the fan will stop working!
WARNING
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Thwaites Close
Blackburn BB1 2QQ
England
tel +44 (0)1254 682384
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www.brilliantfires.co.uk
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