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Va l u e & Q u a l i t y I n G a s L o g F i r e s
NOTE THAT THIS GAS APPLIANCE MAY ONLY BE INSTALLED BY AN AUTHORISED
GAS FITTER. CONTACT YOUR DEALER TO ARRANGE INSTALLATION.
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
INSTALLERS CHECKLIST
1.
IMPORTANT: BEFORE COMMENCING THE INSTALLATION, ESTABLISH THE OPTIMAL POSITION
FOR THE APPLIANCE WITH REGARD TO:
CLEARANCE FROM COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS, POSSIBLE OBSTRUCTIONS WITHIN THE ROOF CAVITY,
ACCESSIBILITY FOR FUTURE SERVICING,
MAXIMUM HEATING POTENTIAL.
2.
APPLIANCE & COMPONENT INSPECTION
Remove the HEATER CARTON and other packaging. Inspect the appliance thoroughly to ensure it has not been
damaged in transit. Set aside the carton containing the log kit. (Note that Model EGL63 requires Log kit part
number LS1, and Model EGL70 requires Log kit part number LS2.) Check to see that the correct log kit is
supplied.
Open the FLUE KIT carton and check to see all components are supplied including the flue lengths, outer casing,
mounting brackets & gas cowl.
FLASHING IS NOT INCLUDED AND MUST BE SUPPLIED BY THE INSTALLER.
3.
POSITION THE HEATER.
Place the heater in the required position as determined in section 1 (above).
Determine whether the gas supply will be accessed through the rear wall or through the floor.
Mark the gas pipe entry point on the wall or floor, (see figure 1) and cut the hole(s).
NOTE: It is highly recommended that a gas supply shutoff valve be fitted to the gas inlet pipe outside the building
in an easily accessed position to enable the gas to be shut off in an emergency. This also makes it possible to keep
the gas supply connected to the rest of the home whilst fitting the pipe to the back of the heater prior to connecting
gas to the appliance.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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FREESTANDING MANUAL 2014
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