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3.5.
INSTALLING THE FLUE
The flue system used when installing the open fireplace MUST
comply with the current installation standard AS/NZS 2918.
Full instructions on the installation of the flue will be supplied
with the flue kit. These MUST be adhered to, including the
minimum exit height from the top of the floor protector being
not less than 4.6m, and the minimum exit height above the
roof line of roof ridge as detailed in the AS/NZS 2918.
The flue kit is supplied with the built-in open fireplace. Note
that this flue kit is different to the one supplied with the
freestanding model of N900. They are not interchangeable.
The Built-in flue kit consists of:
5 x 900mm lengths of 8 inch stainless steel active flue
1 x 900mm length of 10 inch, slotted stainless steel
inner casing
4 x 900mm lengths of 10 inch stainless steel inner
casing
1 x 900mm length of 12 inch, slotted galvanised steel
outer casing
4 x 900mm lengths of 12 inch galvanised steel outer
casing
1 x stainless steel flue cowl for 8 inch flue
1 x angle support brackets
1)
Installing 8 inch active flue – the first length of 8 inch
stainless steel flue inserted into the spigot of the
appliance can be differentiated by the other lengths by a
larger crimp and swage at one end. Install the remaining
lengths of 8 inch flue as normal.
2)
10 inch slotted inner casing – the first length of inner
casing, resting on top of the appliance, is the slotted
length, installed with the ventilation slots at the bottom.
Install the remaining inner casing as normal.
3)
12 inch slotted outer casing – the first length of outer
casing, resting on top of the appliance, is the slotted
length, installed with the ventilation slots at the bottom.
Install the remaining outer casing as normal.
All other aspects of the flue kit must be installed in
accordance with AS/NZS 2918.
3.6.
FITTING RECEIVER FOR REMOTE CONTROL
The receiver for the remote control will be supplied packaged
inside the firebox.
Remove the packaging.
On the rear of the appliance is a bracket protruding from
the centre of the rear surface.
Connect the two plugs from the receiver to the two plugs
on the rear of the appliance.
Locate and insert the tab on the fan receiver assembly in
the slot at the bottom of the protruding bracket.
Insert the supplied M6 screw through the hole in the top
of the receiver assembly, thread the spacers over the
screw, and then fasten the screw to the nutsert at the
top of the bracket. Tighten until firm.
3.7.
POWER SUPPLY FOR FAN
It may be desirable to provide a power point in the cavity
under the heater for connecting the fan in the heater. If the
cavity under the heater will not be accessible once the heater
is installed (such as through a removable vent) then ensure an
extension cord long enough to reach out of the front of the
opening is lying in the base of the cavity.
When connecting the lead from the fan to the extension cord,
it is suggested to tape the connection together. This is to
prevent separation if the remote receiver or fan requires
removal and the lead needs to be pulled through.
REAR VIEW OF RECEIVER INSTALLATION
