Conventional Flue Instructions

Installation Instructions

7. Arrangement of the Fuel Bed

Advice on handling and disposal

of fire ceramics

The fuel effect of the log version of this

appliance is made from Refractory Ceramic

Fibre (RCF), a material which is commonly

used for this application.

Protective clothing is not required when

handling these articles, but we recommend you

follow normal hygiene rules of not smoking,

eating or drinking in the work area and always

wash your hands before eating or drinking.

To ensure that the release of RCF fibres are

kept to a minimum, during installation and

servicing a HEPA filtered vacuum is

recommended to remove any dust

accumulated in and around the appliance

before and after working on it. When servicing

the appliance it is recommended that the

replaced items are not broken up, but are

sealed within heavy duty polythene bags and

labelled as RCF waste.

RCF waste is classed as stable, non-reactive

hazardous waste and may be disposed of at a

licensed landfill site.

Excessive exposure to these materials may

cause temporary irritation to eyes, skin and

respiratory tract; wash hands thoroughly after

handling the material.

8. Log Layout

LOGS MUST BE POSITIONED ACCORDING TO THE

FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS TO GIVE THE CORRECT

FLAME EFFECT

Small Vision Layout

All logs can be identified by a letter (A - E) on their

underside. Logs, B and E also have holes to locate each

onto a burner stud.

8.1 Ensure the burner tray is clean and free from any debris,

see Diagram 9.

8.2 Place Log A on the higher rear bracket and push up against

the back panel, see Diagram 10.

8.3 Place Log B over the two middle studs on the burner tray,

see Diagram 11.

8.4 Place Log E onto the stud and behind the tag on the left

hand side of the burner tray.

Rest against Log B, see Diagram 12.