Faber Respect OC, Installation Manual

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Now slide the glass up into the upper 
groove and then place the glass in the 

bottom groove  

6.2

Placing the front glass 

Note: first install the right side part  

slide the glass in the upper groove and then 

let it slide in to the bottom groove (see 
fig.3.3) 

Place the left-hand glass in the same way (see 
fig.3.4) 

6.3

Place the sealing cord in the groove 

Place the sealing cord and start in the right-

hand corner, push the sealing cord in the clips 
on each indicated spot between the glass and 

groove (see fig.3.5 and 3.6) 

Place the cover trims A  on the side  and B on 
the bottom.(See fig.3.7 ) 

For dismounting the glass: repeat the process 

in reverse order. 
 

7

Checking the installation. 

7.1

Checking the ignition of the pilot 
burner, main burner. 

Start the pilot and main burner according 
to the instructions in the user’s manual. 



Check whether the pilot light is 
properly positioned above the main 
burner and is not covered by chips, an 

imitation log or pebbles. 



Check the ignition of the main burner 

at full mark or low mark. 

 (the ignition should take place 

quickly and easily). 

7.2

Checking for gas leakage.  

Check all connections and joins for possible 
gas leaks by means of a gas leak detector or 

spray  

7.3

Checking the burner pressure and the 

pre-pressure 

Measuring the inlet-pressure: 



Turn off the gas control tap. 



Open the pressure gauge nipple B (see 
figure 1.4)  a few turns and connect a 

pressure gauge hose to the gas control 
valve. 



Carry out this measurement when the 
appliance is on at full gas mark and 

when it is on the pilot light. 



If the inlet pressure is too high you 
are not permitted to connect the 

appliance. 

Measuring the burner pressure: 

Only perform this measurement if the 
inlet-pressure is correct. 



Open the pressure gauge nipple A (see 
fig. 1.4) a few turns and connect a 

pressure gauge hose to the gas control 
valve. 



The pressure must correspond with 
the value indicated in the technical 

info of this manual (chapter 13). In 
case of deviations, get in touch with 

the manufacturer. 

* Close the pressure gauge nipples and 
check these for gas leaks.  

7.4

Checking the flame image.  

Allow the appliance to burn for at least 20 

minutes at full gas mark and then check 
the flame image for: 

1.

Distribution of the flames 

2.

Colour of the flames 

If either one or both points are 
unacceptable, then check: 



The positioning of the imitation logs 

and/or the quantity of pebbles or 

chips on the burner. 



The connections of the tube materials 

for leakage (in case of blue flames) 



Whether the correct restrictor has 

been mounted 



The outlet .  

o

Wall terminal the correct side 

up and the correct position 

o

Roof terminal the correct 

position 



Whether the horizontal lengths of the 

flue pipes have not been exceeded 
 

With CO/CO2 measure equipment you have 
the possibility to measure the quality of the 

flue gases and fresh air  
There are two measure points between the 

glass and build-in frame. 
One for measuring the air intake(B) and one 

for the flue gases(A).(see fig.2.6 C,  A and B )  
 

The ratio of CO2 and CO level may not exceed 
1:100  

Example: 
If CO2 is 4,1 %  max CO 410ppm 
 

If the ratio exceeds  1:100 or flue gases are 
measured in the fresh air you should also 

check the above points.