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(Part No. 233885)

Installation Instructions

Read and follow these instructions (in conjunction with the Jewel / Spectre 

Freestanding manual) carefully before installing this appliance.

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Minimum 

 requirements

This Heater has been tested to AS2918:2001 Appendix B.

Test Report No. ASFT18004 - 1  

 kit. 

For the through wall installation additional  

8˝ stainless is to be 

 over the 7˝ stainless active

 then a 9˝ mesh 

 shield and a 10˝ stainless steel

 shield are to be installed, both to ceiling height. 

(See diagram opposite)

9˝ solid back

mesh

8˝ stainless

7˝ stainless

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10˝ stainless steel

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drop box height

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Jewel / Spectre Through Wall Kit

• The installation of this appliance must be carried out as per the manual and the flue manufactuer’s specifications

  We recommend that you use a qualified installer to carry out the installation.
• Default clearance values and flue requirements specified in AS/NZS 2918-2001 must be used for any clearance values not 

  given in these instructions.
• If in doubt, do not hesitate to contact your local Jindara or Eureka dealer.
• This appliance weighs in excess of 230 kilograms. Extreme care should be taken when handling the appliance.

• This thru-wall kit is designed for use with plasterboard stud walls, 

   with a total thickness ranging between 90mm and 110mm. 

• Note that the wall section below the appliance fascia on the insert 

  side is filled, as per figure 1.  It should be supported by a stud with a 

  10mm x 35mm horizontal cut-out, as per figure 2. This is to allow 

  the base of the freestanding unit to protrude far enough through 

  the wall.

Hole cutting dimensions & clearances to combustibles

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Note 1:  If present, a combustible mantle shelf must be positioned 

                 a minimum of 500mm above the apliance hot air outlet.

Note 2:  Combustible internal wall framing must not be installed   

                 less than 475mm above the appliance top plate.

Note 3:  Non-combustible internal wall framing must be used if  

                installed directly above the appliance, less than 475mm

                 from the top plate.  

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Insert

side

35 mm

15 mm

Floor protection 

minimum thickness 

6 mm

45 mm

110 mm

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Horizontal lower

support stud

•  A minimum 1590mm x 940mm floor protector with a minimum 

   thickness of 6mm must be installed under the appliance, as per 

   figure 3.

• The floor protector must extend a minimum of 420mm from each 

   appliance door and  155mm from the pedestal base on either side 

   of the appliance.

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Internal wall

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372mm

using an Australian Standard

Summary of Contents for Eureka Jindara Spectre

Page 1: ... plasterboard stud walls with a total thickness ranging between 90mm and 110mm Note that the wall section below the appliance fascia on the insert side is filled as per figure 1 It should be supported by a stud with a 10mm x 35mm horizontal cut out as per figure 2 This is to allow the base of the freestanding unit to protrude far enough through the wall Hole cutting dimensions clearances to combus...

Page 2: ...ia Panel Rear Heat Shield Panel Side Fill Mount Bracket S Tap Screw 1 2 x 10 Set Screw M6 x 20 Ref Description Qty 1 1 4 1 1 1 4 32 4 Ref Description Qty Nut Nyloc M6 Cap Screw M8 x 20 Washer Flat M6 Switch Knob Switch 2 Position Switch 3 Position Blanking Panel Nut Whiz Lock M6 Paint Metallic Black 4 4 8 1 1 1 1 2 1 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Sheet 2 of 6 GPN 234969 Step 1 Ensure that the power l...

Page 3: ...tion as shown in figure 7 Measuring vertically from the surface that the heater is sitting on the bottom edge of the heatshield assembly should be raised by 77mm Secure mounting brackets in place using wood screws attaching to the vertical stud on both sides of the cut out Step 5 Install the rear heatshield panel securing in place with 4x retaining springs as shown in figure 8 0 7 5 1 6 1 785 5 1 ...

Page 4: ...at shield panel then secure by pushing the fascia down until it is seated in position Step 9 Using the suppied M6 fasteners secure the rear fascia fill panels and mount brackets in position as per figures 12 13 This is best carried out by first installing the brackets then securing the fill panels in place Figure 9 0 7 5 5 1 7 7 33 6 7 2 5 9 1 1R 7 5 9 1 1R 7 5 6 6 225 7 5 6 6 7 5 77 7 6 1 250 7 2...

Page 5: ...ia is protruding excessively from the wall the heater should be shifted backwards to take up this gap Do not attempt to adjust the fascia position by bending or shimming the fascia panel at its mounting points This will likely interfere with door operation The fascia on the freestanding side should be checked to ensure it is still sitting correctly after any adjustments are made Step 14 Re fit the...

Page 6: ...ls etc in the interests of product improvement Any enquiries contact the dealer from whom you purchased your heater PLEASE COMPLETE Dealer name Dealer Address Phone Number Please attach your original purchase dockets to this instruction book for future reference F Docs Manuals Heaters Heaters GPN 234969 Jewel Spectre Thru Wall Heating ...

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