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Ember masonry installation overview
Modify the enclosure
1
Ensure the enclosure meets the requirements set out on p. 9.
Gas and electrical connections
2
Prepare gas and electrical connections, refer p. 8.
Connect flexi to flue terminal
3
Stretch out the flexi to the required length and attach to the flue terminal using the
clamps provided. Seal the terminal to the chimney plate and weatherproof any openings
using appropriate silicone sealant.
Drop flexi down chimney
4
Drop the flexi flue down the chimney, making sure you have the intake and exhaust flues
in the correct position, and seal the chimney plate to the chimney.
Attach flexi flues to the flue spigot plate
5
Undo the two front screws holding the flue spigot in place and attach the flexi to the
spigot using the clamps provided. Screw/rivet in place to stop any movement, refer p. 19.
If using the infill panel or masonry frame attach the side brackets
6
Attach the side brackets provided with the infill panel or masonry frame, using the screws
provided, to the Ember engine using the top and bottom fixings.
Attach flue to the fire
7
Line up the spigot plate with the flue guide rails on top of the unit, slide the unit in place,
and secure spigot—two front screws.
Secure Ember to the enclosure
8
This can be done two ways depending on the installation:
1. Secure to the enclosure via the existing flanges on the engine, or
2. If using the infill panel or masonry frame, attach the side brackets* to the Ember
engine with screws*, using the top and bottom fixings. Slide the Ember in place, and
secure the side brackets to the enclosure, using the three outer screw positions on
each bracket, to the brickwork using suitable fixings (not provided).
* Provided with the infill panel or masonry frame
Complete the gas connection
9
Make the gas connection.
Install the burn media and commission
10
Install the glass, granules, rockwool, logs or stones. Refit the combustion chamber glass
and commission, refer p. 20-26.
Install the frame and infill panel (if using)
11
Install the masonry or the 3-sided frame and infill panel* (if using), refer p. 27.
* Separate installation instructions are provided with the infill panel.
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Check the size of the chimney before
doing anything. It needs to be at least
200 x 200 mm for the colinear flexi flue
to fit down.
When dropping the flexi flue down the
chimney make sure you have the intake
and exhaust flues in the correct position.
The intake is on the left.
Intake Ø 75 mm left hand side.
The Ember engine must be secured
to the enclosure via the top and side
flanges. This can be done directly into
the enclosure, into the infill panel or
masonry frame using the side brackets
provided.
Make sure the chimney cap is
weathertight. Flexi flue also needs to be
secured to the flue cowl using the clamps
provided—these need to be riveted/
screwed in place to reduce the risk of
movement.
Exhaust Ø 100 mm right hand side.
Maximum flue length is 8 m.
Flexi flues clamped and riveted/screwed
in place to the engine spigot plate. Due
to the weight it's best to support the
underside of the plate to stop the flexi
flues from extending too much.
Base of masonry enclosure MUST
BE level and allow free movement of
the appliance for maintenance and
servicing.
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