Connecting The Receiver; Replacing The Batteries In The Receiver; Inserting Or Replacing The Batteries In The Remote Control; Oxypilot - Dru CONCERTO CF Instructions D'installation Et Mode D'emploi

INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION
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Connecting the Receiver

The remote control system comprises a receiver and a
remote control, packed together in one box.The receiver
must be connected to the appliance fitting the batteries.
This is done as follows:
• Take the receiver out of the box.
• Slide the white plug of the cable onto the receiver circuit
board (fig. 17a).
• Connect the wires to the connectors on the gas control
valve.The different sized plugs correspond with the
connectors on the gas control valve.
• Open the lid.
• Insert 4 penlight batteries (type AA).
Make sure they are the right way round.
• Replace the lid.
• Place the receiver under the appliance on
the floor. Make sure that the red LED
points forwards. Place the reciever as far
away from the burner tray as possible to
prevent the reciever from getting too hot.

Replacing the batteries in the receiver

• Open the door at the front.
• Take the receiver and open the cover.
The batteries are under that cover.
• Remove the old batteries and insert the new ones, making
sure that the + and – signs on the batteries correspond
with those in the holder.
Inserting or replacing the batteries in the
remote control
• Remove the cover on the back of the remote control.
• Connect a square battery (type 6LR61) to the clip.
• Fit the battery in the holder.
• Replace the cover.
NB: Do not throw old batteries in the dustbin.
They should be treated as Chemical Waste.
For the optimal functioning and longer useful life of its
appliance, Dru advises the use of Duracell batteries.

Oxypilot

This appliance has been fitted with an oxypilot safety
device.The oxypilot is activated in the event of flue gasses
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fig. 17a
flowing back through the baffle. The pilot light goes out
and the gas supply to the burner is shut off.The oxypilot
will also switch the fire off if the oxygen concentration in
the room in which it is installed drops too low.
Possible causes of the safety device being activated include:
• There is little or no supply of fresh air into the home
(all draughts have been excluded and ventilation openings
sealed off).
• The outlet into the flue duct is partially or completely blocked.
• The chimney mouth was not constructed correctly, can
cause "fall winds" in the chimney duct being a possible
result.
The appliance needs a good supply of air for optimum
combustion. If there is not enough air, because all draughts
have been excluded or all means of ventilation have been
closed or shut off, for example, and/or because a
mechanical extraction system such as a cooker hood
extracts too much air, a permanent means of ventilation
must be fitted in the room in which the heater is to be
installed. If the home has a mechanical extraction system,
the flue system to which the gas fire is connected must
have a flue fan.
Please refer to the gas installation regulations and any
relevant legislation enforced locally.
The appliance can be re-ignited once the air supply and / or
flue discharge has been restored.

The Spillage Test

Reference should be made to section fig. 10 in the Users
Instructions on how to light the fire.
• Close all open able doors and windows in the room.
• Light the fire and operate at maximum.With the aid of a
torch and after 5 minutes apply a lighted smoke match at
the position shown in the diagram.The majority of the
smoke should be drawn into the Diverter Duct. If the test is
inconclusive wait a further 10 minutes and repeat the test.
• If any room contains an extraction fan (e.g. kitchen cooker
hood fan), set the fan at maximum setting open any
adjoining doors and repeat the test. If the majority of the
smoke is NOT drawn into the Diverter Duct turn the
fire off and seek expert advise.
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