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Plug in the 4 pin fan plug on the right hand side of the firebox.
Connect the earth wire to the earthing post using a spring washer and nut.
Plug in the 2 pin mains power connection.
Fit the remote receiver unit to the cover and feed the CAT5 cable from the control box through the air intake slot and up
into the back of the receiver unit.
Fit the receiver and cover back in place and fasten in place with the cover pulled as far forward as possible.
Make sure that there are no wires trapped or in contact with sharp edges!
Connect the gas supply to the inlet flare.
The gas supply can now be connected and tested for leaks.
GAS INLET
RECEIVER
CABLE (CAT 5)
By blocking the two main injectors (or running a length of silicon tube between the two) the fire can be started to check
that the gas supply is working and that the pilot will light and rectify. It may take some time to start initially as the system
will need to purge through the pilot. Press and hold the ON/OFF button on the receiver unit or remote control for at least
one second to start the fire, after a couple more seconds the ignitor should start sparking and will operate for about 45
seconds or until the pilot lights and rectifies.
If the pilot lights but the ignitor continues to spark it could be a fault with the wiring. It is crucial that the earth and neutral
wires are correctly aligned - this is the most common cause of new installation faults of this sort. Be sure that the gas
supply is properly purged before investigating the electrical connection though.
GAS CONTROL FIXING
FAN PLUG
1
POWER
CONNECTION
EARTH
CONNECTION
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