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TESTFIRING

Itisabsolutelyessentialthattheinstallertestfirestheheaterbeforeleavingthesite.

Iffitted,openthegassupplyvalveattherearoftheheaterandcheckallgasjointsforleakageusingaleak

checksolutionoranelectronic‘sniffer’,NOTanakedflame.

Testfiretheheater,followingthelightinginstructionsonpages2,3and4ofthismanual.

First checkthat thepilot light ignites satisfactorily. Initially it may take several attempts until the air is

purgedfromthepipeline.Onceithaslit,extinguishitagainandverifyinstantre-ignition.

Usingtheappropriateprocedureasdetailedfortheheatermodel,lightthemainburnertoverifysatisfactory

ignitionand cross-lighting. Repeat thisprocedure several times.Alwayswaittwo orthreeminutesafter

turning offthemainburner beforelightingit again.Themainburner should betestrunfor at least ten

minutes.

Afterthefirehasbeenalightforfiveminuteson‘HIGH’,holdasmokingtaperormatchattheexitofthe

draughthood(behind theheater) toverifythat theflue isdrawingcorrectly and that fluegasesarenot

spillingintotheroom.

Drawnin:Nospillage Blownout:Spillage/Backdraughting

Ifawallmountedorremotethermostatisfitted,verifythethermostatactionbyturningthesettemperature

aboveandbelowtheroomambienttemperaturetocheckthattheburnerturnsonandoffautomatically.

Handheldremotethermostatsmustpointtowardthereceiverforeffectiveoperation.

Ifafanisfitted,checkitsoperationatallspeeds.

Ifsatisfactoryoperationcannotbeachieved,contacttheRetailerforfurtheradvice.

IMPORTANT.Itistheresponsibilityoftheinstallertoinstructthecustomeronthesafeand

correctoperationoftheappliance,andtoensurethatthisinstructionbookletremainswith

thecustomer.

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