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9. Complete The Installation - Page 12
Locate the Plinth into position at the front of the appliance.
In the interests of hygiene please wash your hands on
completion of the installation.
Leave the bag of vermiculite with the consumer to allow
them to top up the burner tray.
Hand the Instructions For Use to the consumer and explain
the following points:-
a) How to light the boiler, how to light the pilot on the fire
and alter the settings. Also how to light the pilot using a
taper.
See Page 5 of the Instructions For Use.
b) The procedure for replacing the ceramic coals, and that
the fire must not be used if any of the ceramic coals or
other ceramics are missing or broken.
c) That any smell emitted from the fire and boiler is due to
the 'newness' and will disappear as the fire is used.
d) That inspection and servicing should be carried out at
regular intervals as recommended by your local British
Gas Region or C.O.R.G.I. Registered Installer. See
Instructions For Use, Page 8.
e) If service or spare parts are required, always quote the
Appliance Name, Serial Number and G.C. Number
shown on the Data Badge. Show the user the position of
the badge and advise them to write the Serial Number in
the space provided on Page 9 of the Instructions For
Use.
f)
That after a time, the convector box inner, the ceramic
coals and other ceramic pieces will start to discolour,
this is quite normal and will enhance the appearance of
the fire.
g) That certain types of wall coverings, e.g. Blown Vinyl,
are easily affected by heat. They may shrink and
discolour when close to a heating appliance. They
should bear this in mind when decorating the room.
Also, because of the way hot air circulates naturally
convected heat from the fire dust particles or tobacco
smoke in the air will be drawn towards the wallcovering
around the fire and may discolour it.
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