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9. Far LHS small log (1253 model only)
Fit the far small left hand log onto the two locator
brackets.
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Adding the granules
The granules as well as being added to create
a more realistic log flame affect (by diffusing
the gas flames through the burner ports) also
assist in soot prevention and are CRITICAL to
the performance of the heater. Never pour the
granules directly from the pack as dust particles
from the plastic bag may block the ports.
DO NOT place the granules near the flame rods
or the pilot (areas highlighted in the image below)
as this will cause a blockage and the unit will not
start.
Place the granules evenly (do not stack) around the logs in the front part of the burner and on the
middle section of the burner (in the gaps between the logs)—refer fully assembled image.
Adding the wire wool
Take the wire wool out and tease into thin strands. There is
nothing to be gained by having a thick rope of wire wool. Most
installations will use less than a third of the supplied wool. The
remainder of the wool can be left with the customer or can be
used as a replacement when the fire is serviced.
The wool is used to enhance the flame, but if the customer
doesn't like it, it doesn't have to be installed.
Place thin strands of wire wool over the flames to make them
brighter and more vibrant. There is no benefit in having wool
where there is no flame, and having too much wool can make the
flames too yellow and streaky, and will look odd when the fire is
off.
Be careful to avoid getting the wire wool anywhere near the flame
rod. If you find that the fire is cutting out, there is a good chance
that it is a strand of wool shorting out the flame rod.
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10. Far RHS small log (1253 model only)
Fit the far small right hand log onto the two locator
brackets.
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