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How the Rinnai Ember starts
By pressing the power button 'On' the fire will start the ignition sequence.
Ignition sequence:
1. When the On/Off button is pressed on the control panel, the infra-red receiver window will
pulse green and the Ember glow effect will come on.
2. The ignition sparker will operate, and as soon as a spark is sensed gas will flow to the main
burner.
3. When the main burner establishes a flame, the heater will automatically modulate between
the burner settings to achieve and maintain the default set temperature of 22 °C*.
Do not unplug or turn off the mains power supply to the fire as this will stop the convection fan
from cooling down the unit. The convection fan operates for several minutes after the fire has
been turned off.
Power cut or power disruption
If the power is disrupted while the Ember is operating, once the power has been restored the
fire will go into power failure mode, the LED indicator will flash red, and there will be flashing
zeros in the error display window in the lower left hand side of the frame, refer image on p. 13.
The error will show through two narrow cutouts—you will need to walk up to the fire and look
down to see these.
To reset the fire, press the On/Off button on the control panel or remote control twice to turn
the fire back on.
Position of your Rinnai Ember on a wall
The Ember looks and performs best when installed close to the floor. If the unit is installed
higher up the wall the movement of air from the convection fan, depending on the room
configuration, could create draughts.
Wall surface above the fire
The temperature of the wall surface directly above the appliance may get warm and discolour
paint finishes or distort vinyl wall coverings. For durability of surfaces, please contact the
manufacturer for their specification.
* The Ember modulates the flame and heat output to try and maintain the default temperature setting of 22 °C. If the
room temperature starts to climb above 22 °C the Ember will modulate to it's lowest flame and fan setting, but will not
turn off. Depending on the size of the room this could mean the room temperature could steadily rise.
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