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INSTALLER AND OWNER GUIDE
8. Thread the other end of the wire
through the remaining small hole on the
left hand side of the heater. Continue to
push the wire through this hole until there
is only a small loop of wire at the front of
the heater (See figure 6 - item 3).
9. At the back of the heater there will be a
long piece and a short piece of wire
coming through the two holes. Hold the
short piece and give the long piece a
gentle tug. This will secure the steel wire.
Take the long piece and thread this
through the eyescrew in the back of the
fireplace opening (See figure 6 - item 4).
10. From the back of the heater thread the
long piece of steel wire through the outer
small hole on the right hand side of the
heater (See figure 6 - item 5).
11. Locate the heater in the fireplace
opening, then from the front of the heater,
gently pull the steel wire on the right hand
side to gather up the excess until the
heater is secure. Thread the wire through
the remaining small hole to lock the wire
and heater in place (See figure 6 - item 6).
Method C - Spacer Frame
The spacer frame is for use during installations
where a chimney recess or rebated fire surround
are not available. For your safety the frame and
heater must be securely fixed to the rear wall.
1. Fit the four self adhesive rubber pads to the rear
of the spacer frame. They should be located on the
rear of the vertical legs as in figure 7.
2. Position the spacer frame against the wall.
Ensure that the spacer frame is central to the
fireplace.
3. The top rear flange of the spacer frame has two
screw locations. Mark the positions of the two screw locations on the rear wall (See
figure 8).
Figure 6. Steel wire fixing (The fuel effect
may differ from that shown)
Figure 7. Rubber pad locations
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