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SHAFTSBURY SHA20

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REAR FLAME EFFECT

4.1 Remove the grate and fuel effect and terminal cover box "B" as detailed in 2.1 and 2.2 above.

4.2 Remove glass retaining panels "F", each secured by two screws inside and one outside the chassis, and

lift mirrored glass 19 clear.

4.3 Remove motor guard "G", secured by one screw from the rear and one from undermeath the chassis.

4.4 Blower unit 8 is secured by four screws, from the underside of the chassis.

4.5 Connections are by push-on terminals. Note positions before disassembling.

4.6 Cloth flags hook onto supports at top and bottom. Ensure all flags hang freely.

4.7 Reassemble in reverse order, ensuring that cable ties are replaced where necessary and that no wires

are trapped by the terminal cover box.

FAN HEATER AND CONTROLS

5.1 Remove the log effect, and lay the fire on its back on a soft surface.

5.2 Remove the mirrored glass, as detailed in 4.2 above.

5.3 Stand the fire back up and remove the four screws at position "X", securing the surround to the chassis

and lift the surround away.

5.4 Remove the two screws near the top of the rear panel and, whilst supporting the fan heater assembly,

the two screws at position "Y" in the top of the chassis securing the fan heater assembly. The heater
assembly can now be positioined in front of the chassis to the extent of the connecting leads.

5.5 Canopy hood 21 is secured by pop rivets. Drill out the rivets, and on reassembly replace with rivets size

M3.2 - 6.5mm.

5.6 Heat blower unit 3 is secured to the control panel by four screws. Element 4 is secured to the blower unit

by four screws and cut-out 5 is secured to the element by a single screw.

5.7 The switches are a push fit;  compress the clips on the switch body and ease the switch 1 forward and

out. Note connections before disconnecting push-on terminals.

5.8 Thermostat 6 is secured by two screws through the control panel; pull off control knob 2 to access the

screws.

AFTER SERVICING, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE PRODUCT IS TESTED FOR INSULATION AND

EARTH CONTINUITY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH RELEVANT LOCAL SAFETY REGULATIONS.

THEORETICAL WIRING DIAGRAM – SHA20

Summary of Contents for Shaftsbury SHA20

Page 1: ...01 02 SHAFTSBURY SHA20 PAGE 1 Shaftsbury SHA20...

Page 2: ...01 02 SHAFTSBURY SHA20 PAGE 2 Dimplex SHAFTSBURY 18 20 3 4 5 19 7 2 16 17 11 21 F B C Shaftsbury SHA20 1 6 D 9 10 8 13 12 14 15 A E H 22 G Y X X X...

Page 3: ...INS CABLE 2 1 Remove the grate and fuel effect as detailed in 1 1 above and lay the fire on its back on a soft surface 2 2 Release the two screws securing terminal cover box B from underneath the chas...

Page 4: ...above 5 3 Stand the fire back up and remove the four screws at position X securing the surround to the chassis and lift the surround away 5 4 Remove the two screws near the top of the rear panel and...

Page 5: ...2000 230 240 ELEMENT ASSY C W CUT OUT SER E 5 FB9402 CUT OUT SER A 6 BF9433 THERMOSTAT 7 FP01003 CLOTH FLAGS x 10 8 FP00003 BLOWER UNIT 9 BF7223 60 LAMPS RED 10 BF7226 LAMPHOLDER 11 FP9005 CABLE CLAMP...

Page 6: ...01 02 SOMERLEY SOM20 Somerley SOM20...

Page 7: ...01 02 SOMERLEY SOM20 Dimplex SOMERLEY 16 18 3 4 5 17 7 2 13 14 11 19 E Somerley SOM20 1 6 D 9 10 8 15 A 20 Y X X X F C 12 B...

Page 8: ...uel effect assembly as detailed in 1 1 above and lay the fire on its back on a soft surface 2 2 Release the two screws securing terminal cover box B from underneath the chassis and lift the box away w...

Page 9: ...can now be positioined in front of the chassis to the extent of the connecting leads 5 5 Canopy hood 21 is secured by pop rivets Drill out the rivets and on reassembly replace with rivets size M3 2 6...

Page 10: ...OUT SER B C FP03030 2000 230 240 ELEMENT C CUT OUT SER D 5 FB9402 CUT OUT OTTER V 10 SER A 6 BF9433 THERMOSTAT 7 FP01003 CLOTH FLAGS 8 FP00003 EFFECT BLOWER UNIT 9 BF7223 60 LAMPS FIREGLOW RED 10 BF7...

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