Widney GL, GPW, GP User Instructions

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User Instructions

A copy of these instructions should be left with the user

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE

SAFETY GUARD
The guard on this appliance conforms to the requirements of BS EN 13278: 2003 and satisfies the current fireguard

regulations. The guard is fitted to prevent risk of fire or injury from burns and must not be removed. It does not give full
protection for young children, the elderly or the infirm. It is recommended that in circumstances where children, the elderly
or infirm are left unsupervised then an additional fireguard conforming to BS 8423: 2002 may be required.

It is a legal requirement that all gas appliances are installed by a Registered installer in accordance with the Gas Safety Installation
and Use Regulations 1998 or the latest edition.
Failure to install the appliance as stated can lead to prosecution; it is in your interests that the law is complied with.

IMPORTANT: References to the above standards are for guidance only. Installers must always check to ensure that the references
made to EN and BS standards in this document are to the latest requirements.

Manufacturer’s instructions must NOT be taken in any way as over-riding statutory regulations.

ROOM VENTILATION:

Adequate room ventilation must be provided for this appliance.
Do not block any vents within the home.

PRODUCT DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS: When you have no further use for the product, please dispose of the product at your local
authorities recycling centre. For business users DO NOT dispose of the product with normal commercial waste.

WIDNEY LEISURE LTD.

SAXON BUSINESS PARK, HANBURY ROAD,

STOKE PRIOR, BROMSGROVE,

WORCESTERSHIRE B60 4AD. ENGLAND

TELEPHONE: [phone]

Email: [e-mail] Web: www.widney-leisure.co.uk

Part No. W00490 Issue B

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Gas Fires

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GP GPW

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About Your Fire

Widney fires are designed for use in holiday homes and semi-permanent dwellings. They provide efficient radiated heat to the
localised area and have been rigorously tested to ensure compliance with the relevant standards.

Your new fire should provide years of reliable heating providing that it is correctly maintained as detailed in this manual.
If service is required please refer to the contact information provided at the end of this manual.

SECTION 1: FIRE OPERATION

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE LIGHTING YOUR FIRE.
(Your installer should give you instruction on how to operate this appliance).

When the fire is first lit, it should be run on high setting for about 1 hour. Ensure the room is well ventilated and all doors and
windows are open, this is to allow for any residual lubricants remaining from the manufacturing process to burn off.

TO LIGHT THE FIRE:

The fire has an integral ignition system which will light the pilot and
main burner flame on initial lighting.

Ensure that the gas supply is turned on to the appliance
Ensure that the gas valve is in the off position as indicated in the
diagram. Fig8

1) Depress the gas control knob and turn anti-clockwise
rapidly (Two Clicks will be heard), the fire should now be lit.
The main burner and pilot can be viewed via the small
round hole in the chrome trim just in front of the radiants.
WARNING: do not get too close to the fire. Fig12

2). After rotating the control knob hold in the depressed position for
approximately 10 seconds this will allow the thermocouple safety device to
operate.

3).Once lit the fire control can be turned anti-clockwise to full heat or any position
between low and high for the desired output.

If the fire fails to ignite on the first attempt repeat the procedure in rapid
succession 3 times. If the fire has not lit after 3 attempts leave for 5
minutes and repeat steps 1 to 3.

In some cases the fire may need several attempts to ignite if the gas supply has
recently been replaced to purge air from the system.

SECTION 2: CLEANING

It is recommended for all chrome or stainless surfaces that a damp cloth is used then any residual marks dried off with a soft cloth.
To clean painted surfaces us a soft cloth.
It is recommended that the surfaces behind the fire guard be cleaned regularly with a feather type duster to reach between the bars

of the fireguard, DO NOT REMOVE THE FIRE GUARD.