User manual HASE LUNO GAS

[. . . ] 7 Carport box auto o fabbricati annessi 46 Se un tubo di scarico sbocca in un carport box auto o un fabbricato annesso, deve essere Dear Hase Customer With your Hase Gas you have chosen a quality product. Handicraft tradition, an elegant design and the latest technology guarantee you years of joy and reliable service. The body of the Gas fire consists of strong steel plates that have been produced using modern welding engineering. Heat-resisting stones in the fire chamber and heat-consistent special varnish guarantee stability and a long service life of all Hase models. [. . . ] Please make absolutely sure that all pipings are installed and fitted in compliance with the applicable national regulations. A minimum pipe size of 15mm should be used for the gas supply to within 1 metre of the appliance. 8mm pipe may only be used for the final connection to the stove, or within 1 meter of the appliance. an 8 mm nut and olive is supplied with the stove for the final pipe joint. A gas supply tap must be installed in the supply pipe work in a location that is easily accessible, such that the appliance may be isolated if necessary. Do not make any connections to the appliance until all supply pipes have been purged to expel any dust or debris. Failure to do this may result in a blocked injector or tap and will invalidate the guarantee Although a gas soundness test is made on all appliances before they leave the factory, the appliance should be tested for soundness before operating the stove. This is to ensure that the burner has not been damaged in transit. Place the remaining two intermediate logs so that the rear end is lying on top of the rear log and is touching the rear of the firebox. The opposite end of the logs should be sitting on the centre of the burner. ensure that the gas ports are left clear. Lay the final small log at the very front of the fire box, positioned so that it is in front of the Pilot shield (Fig. The Pilot flame must be left visible when lit. 16 Scatter the contents of the bag of embers on top of the burner and grate, these should be evenly spread, ensuring that the pilot is not impinged, and that no embers enter the Pilot Shield (Fig. 17 Place the four intermediate logs, so that rear of each is sitting on top of the large log and the opposite end of each log is lying towards the front of the fire. Lay the final small log at the very front of the fire box, positioned so that it is in front of the Pilot shield (Fig. The Pilot flame must be left visible when lit. Place 3 pebbles across the rear of the Firebox, with an additional pebble at the two extremities of the burner (Fig. Place 4 pebbles around the front of the grate (Fig. Place 2 pebbles on top of the very back 2 pebbles, so that they are touching the back of the Firebox, a further 2 pebbles are placed between the end pebble and the corner pebble, one at each end (Fig. 5 more pebbles are then placed between the front to rows in place (Fig. Place 2 pebbles behind the central row of pebbles, located in between the 3 pebbles at the rear of the arrangement (Fig. [. . . ] The standard control is a basic rotary tap, which has a single control knob. As an optional extra a remote control version is available which has two rotary control knobs. The remote control version must be specified at time of ordering All versions of this appliance operate with a traditional pilot light. The pilot light is located in the centre of the burner, and is visible through the front window. [. . . ]