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User Manual and Warranty Card (EN)

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  • Page 1 GAS OUTDOOR HEATER OUTDOORFIRE W & OUTDOORFIRE B User Manual and Warranty Card (EN)
  • Page 2 ATTENTION A HOT GLASS MAY CAUSE BURNS DO NOT TOUCH THE GLASSES BEFORE THEY COOL DOWN EVER LEAVE CHILDREN AND OTHER CONSCIOUS PEOPLE NEAR THE WORKING APPLIANCE. WARNING! THE DEVICE IS HOT DURING WORK! AS A RESULT OF CONTACT WITH HOT DEVICE SURFACES, BURNS MAY CAUSE. CHILDREN, ELDERLY PEOPLE (OR OTHER PEOPLE REQUIRING CARE), ANIMALS, CLOTHES, FLAMMABLE FURNITURE, ANY FUEL OR OTHER FLAMMABLE MATERIALS SHOULD BE FAR AWAY FROM THE DEVICE.

  • Page 3: Appliance Dimensions

    APPLIANCE DIMENSIONS Fig. 1. Dimensional drawing of the OUTDOORFIRE W & OUTDOORFIRE B heater...

  • Page 4: Technical Specification

    GR, HU, IE, IT, LT, NL, NO, PT, RO, SE, SI, SK, I3B/P 37 mbar, G30 50 mbar, G30 AT, CH, DE, FR, SK OUTDOORFIRE W 30 mbar, G31 FI, NL, RO MERTIK MAXITROL BE, CH, CY, CZ, ES, FR, GB, GR,...

  • Page 5: Installation

    Manufacturer data: FRAM GmbH Contact details: FRAM GmbH ndustriestrasse 12/22 49324 Melle www.fram-gmbh.de European standard EN 14543 + A1 INSTALLATION WE RECOMMEND THE OUTDOORFIRE GAS OUTDOOR HEATER TO BE INSTALLED AND / OR SE- RVICED BY A QUALIFIED SPECIALIST. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MODIFY THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE DEVICE OR ITS COMPONENTS.

  • Page 6: Safety Information

    If the device, especially gas control system components or the burner has been flooded, switch off the device and consult a technical department or a qualified serviceman in order to check whether the reuse will require replacement of any of the system components. SAFETY INFORMATION The device is for external use only or for use in a well ventilated areas! A well-ventilated space must have 25% of its surface exposed.

  • Page 7: Installation Introduction

    FOR OUTDOORFIRE W and OUTDOORFIRE B WITH GV32 MANUAL CONTROL: • A complete, ready-to-use burner with a full gas control control system armed with the MERTIK MA- XITROL GV32 controller. • A set of decorative stones for a burner. • Installation and operating instructions. • Steel body with wheels and stabilizing feet. • 0.6 m hose with regulator and anti-tilt safety valve INSTALLATION - INTRODUCTION We recommend that the connection of a gas garden heater to liquefied gas cylinders, as well as its adjustment and checking the tightness of the installation to be made by an authorized gas equipment installer or authorized service technician in accordance with applicable regu- lations, which should be confirmed on the product warranty card.
  • Page 8 CHOOSING THE LOCATION OF THE GAS OUTDOOR HEATER. The OUTDOORFIRE gas garden heater is a mobile device capable of movementto any place of your choice. However, there are restrictions that must be strictly followed. The device, due to the possibility of high temperatures on its external surfaces, especially windows, should be kept away from flamma- ble materials, and also because of the open combustion chamber without the possibility of connecting to chimney flues, it should be used in open spaces or in well-ventilated rooms.

  • Page 9: Moving Of The Appliance

    MOVING OF THE APPLIANCE This appliance has been designed for easy movement. However, safety precautions should be taken and moving the device in accordance with the instructions below: - Shut off the appliance and close the gas valve on the gas supply! - If the gas cylinder is inside the appliance, take it off before moving the appliance! - Ask someone to help you.
  • Page 10 ATTENTION!!! It is absolutely prohibited to use a gas garden heater in an open space during ATMOSPHERIC precipitation. STORING A GAS GARDEN HEATER OUTSIDE THE BUILDING IS ONLY PERMITTED WHEN COVE- RING THE RAIN COVER. IN ANY OTHER ACCIDENT, THE DEVICE SHOULD BE LOCATED IN A PLACE WHICH PROTECTED AGAINST FLOODING AND EFFECTS OF LOW TEMPERATURES.
  • Page 11 Fig. 5. Minimum free space from flammable materials / objects The space indicated above is the minimum free space from flammable materials, unless this is removed by another entry. Failure to observe the above clearances (free space) may result in a fire.
  • Page 12 THE USE OF THIS APPLIANCE IN ENCLOSED AREAS IS DANGEROUS AND IT IS PROHIBITED! - FOR USE OUTDOORS OR IN AMPLY VENTILATED ARE - AN AMPLY VENTILATED AREA MUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF 25% OF THE SURFACE AREA OPEN - THE SURFACE AREA IS THE SUM OF THE WALLS SURFACE ARRANGEMENT OF DECORATIVE STONES ON THE BURNER Fig.
  • Page 13 The manufacturer recommends using decorative elements supplied with the device or in the com- pany's offer. The FRAM GmbH company is not liable for damages resulting from the use of decorative elements other than recommended. If the decorative elements were not installed before the first installation, then to remove them, the side walls and glass of the device should be removed, as shown below.
  • Page 14 REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF GLASS / WALLS: Before disassembling the walls and windows of the device, make sure that the device is turned off and cooled down, and the gas supply is closed! The period of time needed to cool down the hottest elements of the device is about 60 minutes.
  • Page 15 Step 3. Tilt the side walls slightly towards you, and then lifting them up, remove them from the mounting holes. Step 4. Loosen the screws of the window clamps and remove the windows.
  • Page 16 FIRST START Before first use, make sure that all connections of individual system components have been made in accordance with the instructions contained in the manual. Incorrect connection of the gas control system may result in its damage. During the first few ignitions a specific smell may be perceptible, persisting even for several hours after using the device.
  • Page 17 Gas pressure reducer Igniter Shut-off tilt valve Control pills Thermocouple Interrupter block GV32 controller Burner Fig. 8. Connection diagram for the GV32 manual gas control system...
  • Page 18 Gas pressure reducer Shut-off tilt valve Igniter 8-core cord Control burner Thermocouple Sterownik GV60 GV32 controller Steuerer GV32 контроллер GV32 Controlador GV60 Interrupter block Burner Magneto wire Receiver Fig. 9. Connection diagram for the GV60 automatic gas control system...
  • Page 19 Thermocouple Pilot burner Piezoigniter Anti tilt valve Main burner gas Gas inlet for a gas output hose (has to be installed with pres- sure regulator) Valve operating knob Fig. 10. Connection diagram for the ASC90 manual gas control system CONNECTION TO THE GAS SOURCE (GAS BOTTLES/CYLINDERS) Connect the regulator to the cylinder making sure that the seals are in place (See diagram above), if the seals are old or damaged or if one of them is missing, the device cannot be used until the seals are replaced.
  • Page 20 The device is sold with complete automation, tilting valve, reducer and connecting hose. Do not use a hose other than recommended by the manufacturer, or any other system components. You can buy GOK hose from FRAM GmbH or ask your serviceman or salesman to provide information on the hose type that can replace the original one.
  • Page 21 ATTENTION! It is recommended to periodically check the quality of connections for all gas hoses including the rub- ber flexible hose (at least once a month or whenever the cylinder is replaced). If there are visible cracks, damage or other signs of damage, the hose should be replaced with new GOK hose that can be bought from your dealer or at our website or if it is not possible, then ask your dealer who will recommend you the hose model and type.
  • Page 22 Fig. 14. Diagram of the GV32 controller OFF – shutting off The operating know is in OFF position. The thermo- electric flame failure device is close (position 1) Ignition The operating knob is in PILOT position. The magnet unit is open allowing gas flow to the pilot burner (position 2.)
  • Page 23 Low fire The operating knob is in ON position. The room temperature is lower than the set temperature. Gas flows through the low fire ON-OFF valve. (position 3). High fire The operating knob is in ON position. The room temperature is lower than the set temperature. Gas flows thorugh the high fire modulation valve and low fire ON-OFF valve.

  • Page 24: Environmental Protection

    Checklist: Scope Actions Perform firing up procedure in the heater. Check the operation of all security systems. Check if the main burner flame burns steadily. General control Check that the main burner burns evenly. Check the glass for cracks Windshield control Check the degree of dirt on the glass.
  • Page 25 FRAM GmbH Industriestraße 12/22 49324 Melle www.fram-gmbh.de...

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