Go Green eferno Azar Series Installation And User Instructions Manual

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Installation and User Instructions

Models: AZ 750-FD – AZ 1000-FD – AZ 1250-FD – AZ 1500-FD – AZ 1800-FD

Electric Fire with simulated flame / fuel effect and fan heater.

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Azar

AC 220-240V - AC50Hz - 2000W

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special note of the safety information ensuring everything is

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power lead into the electrical main power supply.

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GREEN eferno Installation and User Instructions Azar SERIES Models: AZ 750-FD – AZ 1000-FD – AZ 1250-FD – AZ 1500-FD – AZ 1800-FD Electric Fire with simulated flame / fuel effect and fan heater. AC 220-240V - AC50Hz - 2000W Please read the instruction and user manual completely taking WARNING special note of the safety information ensuring everything is...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Section Title Page Front Cover. Contents. Regulations - Technical - Health & Safety – Packaging and Storage - Appliance location / Installation – Minimum Distance to combustibles – Minimum Distance to non-combustibles. 3 - 11 Regulations. Technical. 3 - 4 Health &...
Page 3: Regulations - Technical - Health & Safety - Packaging
Regulations - Technical – Health & Safety – Packaging – Storage - Appliance location / Installation – Minimum distance to combustibles – Minimum distance to NON-combustibles Warning.  Please read the Instructions carefully and fully ensuring the contents are fully understood before installing and using this appliance. Warning.
Page 4: Health & Safety
 Always use properly grounded fused and polarized outlets.  Always use ground fault protection where required by electrical codes.  Connect the appliance to a single-phase AC supply of the voltage specified on the ratings plate.  appliance is supplied with a power lead including a non-rewirable plug fitted with a BS1362 13-amp fuse.
Page 5  Wear suitable personal protection equipment when installing this appliance, for example but not limited to, glove protection, foot protection, eye protection, respiratory protection etc.  The installer has a responsibility to ensure that all requirements of the Health & Safety at Work Act are observed &...
Page 6  Any replacement of circuitry or outlets must only be performed by a qualified and certified electrician.  Only use this appliance as described in this instruction and user manual. Any other use not recommended by the manufacturer may cause fire, electric shock, or injury to persons and invalidate the warranty.
Page 7: Packing And Storage
have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.  Permissible user cleaning and maintenance shall not be done by children without supervision. Refer to section 6.  Children of less than 3 years should be kept away from the appliance unless continuously supervised, a suitable fireguard complying with the latest edition of BS8423 must be installed and used.
Page 8: Appliance Location / Installation
 Do not store the appliance outside.  Ensure during transportation and storage that the appliance is not subjected to a damp or wet environment. 1.5 Appliance location / Installation  This appliance is not freestanding and must not be used as such. It must always be securely fixed in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Page 9  Keep the power cord away from hot surfaces and hot conditions.  Do not route the power lead in front of the appliance.  When the appliance has been installed the position of the supply cable mains power plug must be accessible.
Page 10  Adequate measures must be taken to ensure the appliance cannot get wet or damp when installed into a chimney / flue.  This appliance and any associated item such as a media wall or fireplace must only be installed onto floors with an adequate load-bearing capacity. If an existing construction does not meet this requirement, suitable measures (e.g., load distributing plate) must be taken and must be in accordance with current National laws, Local Laws, Building Regulations, &...
Page 11: Minimum Distance To Combustibles
1.6 Minimum distance to combustibles  Ensure a minimum clearance of 1-meter is maintained between the appliance and any combustible materials, these include but are not limited to: Furniture, pillows, bedding, paper, clothes, and curtains etc.  Do not locate in a position where curtains, drapes , or other soft materials could cover the appliance e.g., below a coat rail.
Page 12: Appliance Weight & Dimensions
C –Instruction D – Remote Control, 1pc. E – Metal brackets manual EL-750FD: 4PCS EL-750FD: 2 PCS Other model:6 PCS Other model: 3 PCS F – Upper left & G – Left & right H – Lower left & right fending right fending bars.
Page 13 Dimensions Azar series All dimensions shown in millimeters. Model 750-FD 1000 1002 1000-FD 1250 1252 1250-FD 1500 1502 1500-FD 1800 1802 1800-FD...
Page 14: Manufacturer's Information
Manufacturer Information Newman Fireplaces Ltd. Manufacturers Name and Units 2, 6 & 7 Rawreth Barns, Address. Dollymans Farm, Doublegate Lane, Rawreth, Wickford, Essex. SS11 8UD. Telephone: 01268 763586 e-mail: sales@newmanfireplaces.co.uk www.newmanfireplaces@hotmail.co.uk Unpacking the Appliance & front glass panel removal Congratulations on your new electric fire. In order to unpack your product without causing any damage to yourself or the product, please take care and follow the instructions.
Page 15 To remove the front glass panel, it will require firstly to be tilted forward to the top edge, to make this task easier 2 glass suction clamps are provided, place each suction clamp to the left and right hand side towards the top of the glass panel and operate each clamp ensuring that they have both firmly attached to the glass panel then gently pull both suction clamps evenly using the suction clamp handles to gently tilt the glass panel forward.
Page 16 Figure 1...
Page 17: Fender Bars & Fender Blanking Plates
Fending Bars & Fending Panels When unpacked the appliance is configured for front window viewing only. If the appliance is required to be 2- or 3-sided window viewing, then the side fender panels will require to be removed accordingly and the fender bar assemblies put in their place. Removal of each fender panel is undertaken by removing the retaining screws holding them to the appliance, this will reveal the glass side panels behind.
Page 18: Connecting The Power Cord To The Appliance - Identifying & Installing The Fixing Brackets To The Appliance - Led Mood Light Kit - Decorative Log, Bark Chippings & Crystal Layout
Figure 4 – For front viewing only both side panels require to be covered as shown using the fender blanking plates and fender bars using the screws supplied to attach to the appliance. The appliance has the option of viewing the simulated fire from the front, from the front and 1 side or from the front and 2 sides by using the fender bars and plates to the configuration required.
Page 19  Screw the power cord kettle plug retaining bracket to the appliance using the 2 screws provided ensuring it retains the kettle type plug into position. See figures 6 to 9.  It is recommended at this stage to connect the appliance to the mains electrical supply and turn the appliance on and check the fire is operating correctly before proceeding further, if any issues are present, disconnect the appliance from the mains supply, and contact your retailer for assistance.
Page 20 Figure 8 – Showing the mains power lead kettle type plug retaining bracket position. Use the 2 screws provided to secure to the appliance. Figure 9 – Showing the kettle type plug retaining plate screwed into position. Figure 10 – Appliance mains power lead connected to a suitable power point using a 13amp fused mains power plug (supplied), test the fire for operation.
Page 21: Identifying & Installing The Fixing Brackets To The Appliance
3.2 Identifying & installing the fixing brackets to the appliance. The Azar EL-FD series of appliances have various bracket sets supplied depending on the installation requirements: Recessed false chimney breast / media wall fixing. For recessed media wall mounting there are 6 brackets supplied as shown to the left.
Page 22 Figure 13 Conventional fireplace fixing. For installation into a suitable conventional fireplace there are 3 brackets supplied as shown to the left. Using the longest side of each bracket, use the screws provided through the elongated slot and securely fix each bracket using 2 screws to the rear of the appliance top surface using the holes provided.
Page 23 Figure 15 Figure 16 The brackets are manufactured with elongated holes to allow some adjustment, example if the appliance is being installed into a suitable conventional fireplace the rebate of the fireplace must be large enough to accommodate the appliance plus a minimum of a 10mm clearance between the rear of the appliance and the wall it is fixed to, the brackets can be adjusted rearwards to meet the wall thus spanning the minimum 10mm clearance required.
Page 24: Led Mood Light Kit (Optional Extra)
LED Mood Strip Lights (Optional extra) The LED strip mood light kit is an optional extra and if used must be installed at the time of appliance installation. The LED strip mood lights can be controlled by an independent handheld remote-control (supplied) or alternatively by App control.
Page 25: Decorative Log, Bark Chippings And Crystal Positioning
Figure 18. Push the mood light power cable male connection into the appliance female connection ensuring that as you do the retaining bracket is located into the correct position and the bracket holes align with the corresponding holes in the appliance. Figure 19.
Page 26 placed into a safe position as section 2.4. Packed inside the accessory box you will find mixed black and white crystals that can be used to create the fire bed. If using the crystals place evenly onto the base of the fire in a random manner. The logs and log chippings are located in a separate box, remove and place in a position of your choice either on top of the crystals or alternatively without the crystals, in this case the bark chippings require to be spread reasonably evenly onto the fire bed and then add the logs to your choice on top of the bark chippings.
Page 27: Guide To Building A False Chimney Breast / Media Wall
4.0 Guide to building a false chimney breast / Media wall. Installing the appliance into a suitable fireplace. 4.1 Guide to building a false chimney breast / media wall. There will be numerous styles and sizes of false chimney breasts and media walls that can be constructed to suit many tastes and requirements, as such it is impossible to cover all types however, below the basic safe requirements are outlined.
Page 28 detachable hatch or recess in a suitable position for this purpose. The mood light power lead must be connected to the mood light power supply which is located to the lower right- hand side of the appliance as described within these instructions as access to the appliance mood light power connection will not be possible after the appliance is installed into a suitable fireplace or false chimney breast / media wall.
Page 29 model can be found by measuring the fender bars to each model, it is recommended that there is a minimum 2mm clearance between any cladding and any fender bar to allow for thermal expansion. Dimensions are also shown in section 1.2 Appliance Technical Information. ...
Page 30 Figure 21 – Showing an example of a false chimney breast with an Azar-750 FD using the front viewing glass panel only, in this example both the left and right-hand side window fender blanking plates require to be installed.
Page 31 Figure 22 – Showing an example of a false chimney breast with an Azar-FD front and right-hand side viewing glass panel, in this example the fender blanking plate requires to be installed to the left-hand side of the appliance and the fender bar requires installing the right-hand side of the appliance.
Page 32 both side viewing glass panels, in this example both side window fender bars require to be installed.
Page 33: Installing The Appliance Into A Suitable Fireplace
 Ensure that the power cable does not run across the front of the appliance and can be plugged into the mains socket without the use of an extension cable.  Ensure that the plug socket outlet is in a location that is easily accessible. ...
Page 34 allow some adjustment depending on the distance between the rear of the appliance and the wall that it is being fixed. Important: As there are many fireplace designs and installation possibilities to which this appliance could be installed, for example, flat wall fix or in conjunction with a recessed chimney builders opening therefore in some cases the adjustment available to each bracket may not be adequate to meet the mounting wall behind, if so suitable spacers (not supplied) will require to be installed between the rear of each bracket and the mounting wall being used ensuring the...
Page 35 Figure 25 - Showing the appliance top fixing brackets when installing onto a suitable flat wall. (Example fireplace shown). Side view. Figure 26 - Showing the appliance top fixing brackets when installing onto a suitable flat wall. (Example fireplace shown). Plan view. PLAN VIEW...
Page 36 Figure 27 - Showing the appliance top fixing brackets when installing into a suitable recess to the chimney builders opening. (Example fireplace shown). Front view. Figure 28 - Showing the appliance top fixing brackets when installing into a suitable recess to the chimney builders opening.
Page 37: Operating The Appliance
Figure 29 - Showing the appliance top fixing brackets when installing into a suitable recess to the chimney builders opening. (Example fireplace shown). Plan view. Note: The Azar EL-750FD uses 2 brackets, all other Azar EL-FD models use 3 brackets. Operating the Appliance Before operating the appliance, please review section 1.0 to 1.7...
Page 38 When the fan heater is first turned on, a slight odour may be present. This is NOTICE normal and should not occur again unless the heater is not used for a long period of time. The appliance uses a PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient) heater in conjunction with a fan blower, this type of PTC heater is self-controlling and self-regulating resulting in a heater that is safer, more energy-efficient, more reliable, and more consistent than a traditional heater.
Page 39: Manual Control
Manual Control MODE HEATER FLAME STANDBY POWER SWITCH This appliance can be operated manually using the controls situated on the top right-hand side of the appliance above the glass front fire screen. ON / OFF Power switch- This switch is used to turn the appliance on or off. When the switch is in the ‘ON’...
Page 40: Remote Control
Remote Control This product requires 2 x AAA Alkaline standard batteries for use in the remote-control handset (Not supplied). Do not use the re-chargeable battery type. Lift the battery cover to the rear of the handset to reveal the battery compartment, refit the cover when the batteries are in place.
Page 41 Setting the colour functions Select each light function key that you wish to change colour, there are 3 lights that can be controlled from the right-hand side of the handheld remote control, the flame light key, ember light key and top down-light key. Press each light function key separately and then use the adjustment keys to change the colour, repeat this process for each light function separately.
Page 42 Low heat icon. High heat icon. Adjusting the desired temperature Use the heat key to switch the fan heater on and set to the power setting required then use the adjustment keys to set the desired temperature. A confirmation beep will be heard from the fire. If the room is already warmer than the temperature set, then the heater will switch off until the thermostatic sensor detects a fall in temperature.
Page 43 operate all other functions, the remote will not operate any other function whilst the Demo scenes are in operation. Figure 31...
Page 44: E-Ferno App Control 2.4Ghz
E-Ferno App Control 2.4Ghz Important Note: If more than 1 person intends to download the E-Ferno App within the household the appliance is being used then please refer to the Home Management instructions shown on our website. www.newmanfireplaces.co.uk Go to the Technical page where this information can be found.
Page 45 Add your device.  Press the symbol to add your device, or ‘Add device’ button. 4. Add device continue.  Press Add Device...
Page 46 5. Bluetooth and appliance selection.  Turn on Bluetooth.  Select the Azar series icon as outlined in red. 1. Connecting to your Wi-Fi  Select your Wi-Fi network and input the password of your Wi-Fi network and then press next.
Page 47 Establishing a connection  Press the standby button on the appliance and release. The appliance should now be operating, the orange indicator light to the rear screen will not be illuminated.  Press and hold the standby button for approximately 3 seconds whereby you will hear a bleep.
Page 48 4. Completing adding the device.  Press Done within the orange rectangle.  Press E-FERNO AZAR and you are ready to start using your phone to control the appliance. Please note. The top of the App will show E-FERNO not E-FERNO AZAR. 5.
Page 49: Using The App
Using the App Showing the home page of the App, when using some functions, it will take you away from the home page, if you wish to return to the home page press the return arrow to the top left-hand side of the screen, this will take you back to the E-Ferno home page, press E-Ferno to load the home page.
Page 50 circled in white to confirm your selection. If the preference is to use the default orange flame only press the default orange flame icon, Alternatively, if the preference is to mix in other colours to the orange flame when set then press the main colour wheel enabler, and then use the main colour wheel as described above to mix in other colours to the orange flame.
Page 51 LOGS (Down-lights) To change the colour and brightness of the log downlights Gently press the log tab. The app provides a default orange log down-light colour or alternatively various log colour selection. Note: The default orange log tab and the main colour wheel enabler will be illuminated and circled in white to confirm your selection.
Page 52 SYNC This tab is used to synchronise the colour and brightness of the flame, log, and ember bed lights. This will not control the Shimmer lights. To the bottom of the screen there are 5 icons, Shimmer, Adap, Switch, Demo and Timer. Note: When an icon is not selected it is shown in white, when an icon is selected, the icon will change to yellow confirming your selection.
Page 53 Heat Press the heat tab to select between Low (1kw), High (2kw) or off. Temperature Press the Temperature tab to enable the temperature control, set the target temperature using the sliding scale to the right-hand side of the main colour control wheel the target temperature selected will be shown above under SET TEMPERATURE.
Page 54: Setting The Heater Timer
Setting the Heater Timer. a) To enter the timer programming, touch the Switch tab to turn the appliance on. b) Touch and select the Timer tab. 2. Touch Add.
Page 55 a) Touch the Switch control to the on position., green will show confirming it is switched on. This normally will be automatically switched on when you enter the page, if not switch to on. b) Ensure the Adap tab is in the off position. Note: The Adap function, if activated to the on position will automatically set a target room temperature of 25°C.
Page 56 Confirm your timer ‘on’ settings shown near to the top of the page, once confirmed touch the Add tab to the bottom of the screen a) Touch the switch to the off position. b) Touch the Adap to the off position. c) If not already off switch the heating to the off position.
Page 57 6. Confirm the heater on / off settings, once confirmed touch the Add tab located to the bottom of the screen. The heater timer is now set, return to the E-Ferno home page by touching the return arrow to the top left-hand side of the screen, turn off by touching the switch to the bottom of the screen.
Page 58: Cleaning And Maintenance
Cleaning and maintenance WARNING! Always turn the appliance off and unplug the power cord from the mains outlet or switch off the fused spur and remove the fuse before cleaning or maintenance. Ensure the appliance is cold before cleaning, performing maintenance, or moving this appliance.
Page 59 area, if required only use a qualified electrician for this task. A suitable vacuum cleaner with a soft brush attachment can also be used which may be useful around the exterior venting areas. The venting areas span across the appliance above the top of the door.
Page 60: Recycling
Recycling Registration No WEE/DH1656ZW In accordance with European Directive 2012/19/ EU, waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) must not be disposed of with household waste. Please recycle responsibly at your nearest electrical product recycling facility. Warranty Warranty Terms and Conditions: The E-Ferno electric appliance has a conditional one-year parts and labour warranty that can be extended for a further conditional four-year part only warranty providing the appliance has been purchased within our dealer network, the warranty registration form is filled in correctly and...
Page 61 1. This warranty applies to E-Ferno electrical appliances only. 2. This warranty is valid from the purchase date of the E-Ferno appliance providing your retailer has not had the appliance in stock for more than 1-year. E-Ferno appliance must have been purchased and used only within the UK for domestic purposes and in accordance with this instruction manual.
Page 62 This warranty does not apply to any other product installed or used in conjunction with this electrical appliance such as but not limited to, chimneys, media walls, fireplaces. 18. Consequential loss is limited (to the extent permitted by the law) relating to other associated products that have not been supplied by Newman Fireplaces Ltd.
Page 63 The appliance is subjected to wetness, dampness, moisture, or condensation. This warranty does not apply to parts considered as consumable items as listed below which are either subject to normal wear and tear or parts that require replacement in connection with normal maintenance: - a) Logs, and ember material.
Page 64 30. Newman Fireplaces Ltd total liability extends only to the purchase price paid for the goods, except where such a limitation is prohibited by statute. Newman Fireplaces Ltd, in the event of a warranty claim, reserves the right to either repair the goods, replace the goods in question or to refund the purchase price of the goods.

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