installation guide and user manual

open flue built-in fireplaces

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SILVA B

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SPECTR

A B

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us 219NL-8440 A

E Heerenveen

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CONTEN

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1.IN

TRODUCTIO

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2.SAFETY

AND G

ENER

AL

INFO

RM

ATION

32.1

General safety

3

3.IN

STA

LLATION R

EQUIR

EMEN

TS5

3.1 Build

ers opening and

surround5

3.2 Flue req

uirements

8

4.IN

STRU

CTIONS FO

R IN

STA

LLATION

104.1

Gas connection

104.2

Preparing the ap

pliance

114.3

Fitting the firebox

134.4

Placing the log set

16

5.REM

OTE CO

NTRO

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5.1 Rem

ote control19

5.2 Installation rem

ote control19

6.CO

MM

ISIO

NIN

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6.1 Check p

ilot ignition21

6.2Functional b

urner check21

6.3Sp

illage test22

6.4Flam

e Supervision &

Blocked

Flue Monitoring System

226.5

Check reference pressure

23

7.HANDIN

G O

VER

24

8.SER

VICIN

G25

8.1 Routine annual servicing

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USER

GUID

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9.SAFETY

INSTRU

CTIONS FO

R TH

E USER

349.1

General safety instructions

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10.CONTRO

LING TH

E APPLIA

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3610.1 Lighting the fire

3610.2

To light37

10.3 To estinguish38

10.4 Rem

ote control version38

11.CLEA

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G A

ND S

ERVICE IN

STRU

CTIONS

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12.DISP

OSA

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E PACKAG

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E APPLIA

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INDEX 1

LIST

OF S

PARE PA

RTS

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INDEX 2

TECHNICA

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1. INTRO

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Note: these instructions should be read carefully and retained for

future reference. Please leave these instructions w

ith the user.

This guide is concerning the follow

ing types of ap

pliances:

SILVA

SPECTR

Aw

ith flatfiber b

urnerSPECTR

Aw

ith log burner

Special features:

- Realistic flam

e and glow

effect.

- Small flue outlet, 100 m

m.

- Rem

ote Control option on all ap

pliances.

- Asp

illage monitoring system

(TTB sw

itch) is fitted w

hich cuts offthe gas if flue is b

locked or m

alfunctioning.

- Meets the essential req

uirements of the Europ

ean Gas A

ppliance

Directive (G

AD) and

carries the CE mark.

2. SAFETYAN

D G

ENERAL

INFO

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Before installation, ensure that the local d

istribution cond

itions(id

entification of the type gas and

pressure) and

the adjustm

ent ofthe ap

pliance are com

patib

le.

This gas appliance is factory set and

shall not be ad

justed by the

installer.

The spillage m

onitoring system m

ust not be p

ut out of operation.

This appliance d

oes not contain any component m

anufactured from

asbestos or any asb

estos related p

roducts.

2.1 General safetyIt is the law

in the UK that all

gas appliances, are installed

by acom

petent p

erson in accordance w

ith the Gas Safety (Installation and

Use) R

egulations (As am

ended

), the relevant British Stand

ards for

Installation work, B

uilding R

egulations, Codes of Practice and

them

anufacturers instructions.The installation should

also be carried

out in accordance w

ith thefollow

ing where relevant;

BS8303

BS5871 Part1

BS5440 Parts 1&

2BS715

BS6891

BS1251

Build

ing Regulations D

ocument J (as ap

plicab

le).

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UK/IR

L

4

Build

ing Regulations and

Standard

s issued as relevant by the

Dep

artment of the Environm

ent or the Scottish D

evelopm

entDep

artment.

In the Rep

ublic of Ireland

installation should b

e carried out in

accordance w

ith IS813, ICP

3, IS327, B

uilding R

egulations, Codes of

Practice, the manufacturers instructions and

any other rules in force.

Failure to comply w

ith the above could

leave the installer liable to

prosecution and

invalidate the ap

pliance w

arranty.

The appliance m

ust not be installed

in a room containing a b

ath orshow

er or where steam

may b

e present.

VentilationNo p

urpose p

rovided

ventilation is normally req

uired w

hen thisap

pliance is installed

in the UK. W

here other appliances op

erate inthe sam

e room or sp

ace then these should b

e considered

when

sizing air vents. The spillage test in the section com

missioning m

ayind

icate that purp

ose provid

ed ventilation is req

uired. W

here fittedventilation m

ust comply w

ith BS5440 p

art 2. For the Rep

ublic of

Ireland the ventilation req

uirements m

ay vary and if unsure then

advice should

be sought from

the relevant authorities.

Safety instructions for the user: see chapter 9.

3. INSTALLATIO

N REQ

UIREM

ENTS

Note:

Since the appliance is a source of heat, circulation of air occurs.

Therefore it is of importance that you d

o not use the appliance

shortly after a renovation of the home. B

ecause of the naturalcirculation of air, m

oist and volatile com

ponents from

paint, b

uilding

materials, carp

et etc. will b

e attracted. These com

ponents can settle

themselves d

own onto cold

surfaces in the form of soot.

As on all heat p

roducing ap

pliances, soft furnishings such as b

lown

vinyl wallp

aper p

laced too near to the ap

pliance m

ay becom

escorched

or discoloured

. This should b

e born in m

ind w

hen installingthe ap

pliance.

3.1 Builders opening and surround

The appliance can b

e installed in the follow

ing situations:

In a non-combustib

le fireplace or b

uilders op

ening. This could b

eeither an existing b

uilders op

ening or a new m

ade p

refab b

uilders

opening. For the m

easurements, see figure 1 and

index.

Although the ap

pliance is tested

for installation without a hearth, the

appliance m

ust not stand on com

bustib

le materials or carp

ets. If theap

pliance is p

laced on a com

bustib

le floor then a fibrelux or sim

ilarheatp

roof board

of 12 mm

thickness should b

e placed

under it. A

nyund

er floor vents or openings w

ithin the build

ers opening should

be

sealed off.

Do not p

lace the lintel, surround or m

arble stone d

irectly onto theap

pliance. If p

ossible, ap

ply a lintel m

ade of cem

ent or something

similar.

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fig. 1

table 1

Builders opening (m

m)

SilvaSpectra

AOpening w

idth 600

770B

Opening height

715710

COpening depth (m

in.)370

410Shelf dim

ensions (combustible)

DM

in. height shelf from top fram

e350

350E

Depth shelf m

ax.150

150Dim

ensions (mm

)F

Box w

idth578

755G

Box depth

324361

HBox height

700695

IFram

e width

629790

JFram

e height727

720K

Frame thickness

1523

LPosition flue (behind fram

e)235

262M

Position flue (from the back side box)

8999

LM

FI

CB

AJ

E

D

GK

H

3.1 Builders opening and surround (continuing)

If the build

ers' opening is constructed

of anything other than brick

e.g. stud w

ork and rend

ered p

laster then:

- Ventilate the space ab

ove the appliance (m

in. 1000 mm

2).

- Alw

ays supply the ap

pliance w

ith a DC convection set.

- The plaster of the outsid

e has to be resistant to a high

temperature. U

se therefore the plaster m

aterials especially m

ade for

this such as Masterb

oard or Fib

relux, to prevent d

iscoloring (min.

100 degrees tem

perature resistant).

If the appliance is to b

e fitted against a w

all with com

bustib

leclad

ding, the clad

ding m

ust be rem

oved from

the area covered by the

surround.

The minim

um height from

the top surface of the fire to the und

erside

of any shelf mad

e from w

ood or other com

bustib

le materials is as

follows:

- For a shelf up to 150 m

m d

eep – M

inimum

height = 350 m

m

(fig. 1).

- If the shelf dep

th is greater than 150 mm

add 50 m

m to the shelf-

clearance height for every 25 mm

increase in shelf dep

th.

- Side clearance =

Minim

um d

istance from the sid

e of the fire frame

to combustib

le material =

150 mm

.

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8 3.2 Flue requirements

Suitable flues and

flue sizes are as follows:

1.flexib

le stainless-steel liner or pip

e (to BS715). The flue connector

outer collar is for connection to a 125 mm

(5 inch) internaldiam

eter pip

e or liner. The inner collar is for connection to a100

mm

internal diam

eter pip

e or liner.2.

min. 100 - m

ax. 150 mm

factory mad

e insulated flue m

anufacturedto B

S 4543.

3.m

ax. 225 mm

x 255 mm

conventional brick flue.

4.m

in. 100 mm

- max 175 m

m d

iameter lined

brick or stone flue.

The minim

um effective height of the flue system

must b

e 3 meters.

The flue, most have a p

ositive updraught.

The flue must not b

e used for any other ap

pliance or ap

plication.

Any chim

ney dam

per or restrictor should

be rem

oved. If rem

oval isnot p

ossible, they m

ust be secured

in the fully open p

osition.

If the appliance is intend

ed to b

e installed to a chim

ney which w

aspreviously used

for solid fuel, the flue m

ust be sw

ept clean p

rior toinstallation. A

ll flues should b

e inspected

for soundness and

freedom

from b

lockages.

When installing a flexib

le flue liner, it must b

e fully contained w

ithinanother flue and

prop

erly supported

.

3.2.1 Terminal locations

Site in accordance w

ith BS 5440-1:2000 and

the docum

ent J.

Flue terminal positions for pitched roofs

fig. 2

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4. INSTRU

CTIONS FO

R INSTALLATIO

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4.1 Gas connection1.

Installation pip

es should b

e in accordance w

ith BS 6891. P

ipe

work from

the meter to the ap

pliance m

ust be of ad

equate size.

2.The com

plete installation includ

ing the meter m

ust be tested

forsound

ness and p

urged as d

escribed

in the above cod

e.

3.A

means of isolation m

ust be p

rovide in the sup

ply to facilitate

servicing.

4.The connection should

be m

ade in 8 m

m cop

per or sim

ilar semi

flexible tub

e (max. 1 m

eter). Ensure that the gas pip

e does not

interfere with the rem

oval or replacem

ent of the burner tray of

the controls.

5.The sup

ply gas feed

line should enter the ap

pliance through one

of the openings in the ap

pliance case. O

penings are at the b

ackand

right side.

6.The gas connection is nut and

olive suitable for 8 m

m p

ipe.

7.W

here a gas pip

e passes through a void

, wall or cavity it m

ust be

fully enclosed in a sleeve.

A

C

B

gas supply routes when fire is fitted in a deep surround

C = Through w

all - Pipe m

ust be sleeved and sealed to fire

A &

B = B

ehind surround - Sleeve pipe through surround

inner wall

outer wall

cavity

surround

marble

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4.2 Preparing the appliance

4.2.1 Model S

ilva

1.O

pen the d

oor by pressing against the d

oor at the bottom

rightand

remove the d

oor (see fig. 4).

2.Rem

ove the front by unscrewing the four screw

s.

3.Rem

ove the glass by disassem

bling the securing fram

e (unfastenthe tw

o screws on the b

ottom of the fram

e and rem

ove the two

screws on top

of the frame) (see fig. 5).

4.Take the b

ox with the log set out of the com

bustion cham

ber.

fig. 3

fig. 4fig. 5

4.2 Preparing the appliance (continuing)

2.Rem

ove the glass by removing the glass clam

ps (B

) for instancew

ith a screwdriver. Careful w

hen removing the glass! (see fig. 7).

Wear gloves! B

efore placing the glass b

ack, be sure that there are

no fingerprints on the glass, it is not p

ossible to rem

ove thoseprints after you b

urn the appliance or a w

hile (they will b

eburnt

in).

3.Take the b

ox with the log set out of the com

bustion cham

ber.

4.Rem

ove the cable from

the TTB (see fig. 6).

5.Rem

ove the burner cham

ber out of the fireb

ox.

4.3 Fitting the firebox

1.Position the fireb

ox in the fireplace op

ening.

2.If the ap

pliance is p

laced on a com

bustib

le floor then a fibrelux

or similar heatp

roof board

of 12 mm

thickness should b

e placed

under it.

Any und

er floor vents or openings w

ithin the build

ers opening

should b

e sealed off.

3.The surface of the floor m

ust be sufficiently flat to enab

le thebottom

of the front surround and

door to b

e aligned horizontally.

4.The front face of the firep

lace should b

e reasonably flat over the

area covered by the fireb

ox to ensure good sealing.

5.M

ake the gas connection according to the instructions (also see

gas connection, chapter 4.1).

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fig. 6

fig. 7

A

A

A

A

B

4.2 Preparing the appliance (continuing)

5.Rem

ove the cable from

the TTB (see fig. 6).

6.Rem

ove the burner cham

ber out of the fireb

ox.

4.2.2 Model Spectra1.

Rem

ove the front by loosening the screws A

(see fig. 7).

4.3 Fitting the firebox (continuing)

10.Turn the clam

ping p

late up-sid

e dow

n and slid

e the plate

betw

een the guides so that its end

s grip around

the pip

eop

ening (see fig.10). M

ake sure that the flue collar plate is

pressed

onto the burner cham

ber.

11.If necessary, p

lace the DC convection system

(also consult theinstruction b

elonging to the DC construction set).

12.Sp

read the b

ag of embers (im

itation ashes) provid

ed w

ith theap

pliance over the b

urner. Do not use m

ore than the quantity

supplied

. The embers glow

on low setting.

Note: there is no glow

effect on the log burner.

13.Locate the log set (see p

lacing log set, chapter 4.4).

14.Before p

lacing the glass; check the glass sealing rope is in good

condition and

makes an effective seal. B

e sure that there are nofingerp

rints on the glass. It is not possib

le to remove those p

rintsafter you b

urn the appliance for a w

hile (they are burnt in). P

lacethe glass in front of the ap

pliance and

fix the glass frame or use

the glass clamps.

15.Place the d

oor and front.

4.3 Fitting the firebox(continuing)

6. Secure the vent connector unit to the flue p

ipe or chim

ney liner.The flue connector outer collar is for connection to a 125 m

m(5

inch) internal diam

eter pip

e or liner. The inner collar is forconnection to a 100 m

m internal p

ipe or liner (see fig. 8).

7.Slid

e the clamping p

late with the lip

upward

under the vent

connector. The flue connector and p

ipe or liner rests on the

clamping p

late. Make sure that the lip

of the clamping p

late goesin the slot on the front of the fireb

ox (see fig. 9).

8.Slid

e the burner cham

ber into the fireb

ox.

9.Pull the clam

ping p

late out. The flue collar plate m

akes contactw

ith the burner cham

ber.

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fig. 9

fig. 10

fig. 8

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4.4 Placing the log set

Never p

lace extra elements of any kind

into the combustion cham

ber.

To guarantee good com

bustion, the log set m

ay only be installed

inthe w

ay specified

by Faber International. A

ny other arrangement can

lead to soot on logs or w

indow

. Do not use the fire w

ith broken or

missing logs.

4.4.1 Model S

ilva

The log set consists of a rear log and five logs. P

lace the rear loginto the U

section in the back of the com

bustion cham

ber.

The logs must b

e rest on the burner tray and

the rear log. Ensure that the p

ilot burner rem

ains visible after installation of the

log set.W

hen not placing the log set correctly, the flam

es tend to b

urn to thefront against the w

indow

.

fig. 11 Silva log-set lay

4.4 Placing the log set (continuing)

4.4.2 Model Spectra (flatfibre burner)

The log set consists of a rear log, which is p

ermanently attached

tothe com

bustion cham

ber, and

four logs.

The logs must rest on the log hold

er and the rear log.

Ensure that the pilot b

urner remains visib

le after installation of thelog set.

When not p

lacing the log set correctly, the flames tend

to burn to the

front against the wind

ow.

fig. 12 Spectra log-set lay

A=

large log28 x 10 cm

B =

med

ium log

24 x 9 cmC =

small log (w

edge)

26 x 8 cm

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4.4 Placing the log set (continuing)

4.4.3 Model Spectra (log burner)

To guarantee good com

bustion, the log set m

ay only be installed

inthe w

ay specified

by Faber International. A

ny other arangement can

lead to soot on logs or w

indow

. Do not use the fire w

ith broken or

missing logs.

On the bottom

of the logs is a identification:

• Llocation on the left side resting on the rear log.

• Rlocation on the right side resting on the rear log.

• 1 dimple

first log left placed over the burner and resting on theburner tray.

• 2 dimples

placed in the middle over he burner and resting on the

burner tray.• 3 dim

plesthe right side log placed over the burner and resting on theburner tray.

You are allowed to add different kind of em

bers on the burner tray tocreate your ow

n ash bed.

fig. 13

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5.1 Rem

ote control (if applicable)

The remote control is only m

eant to regulate the flames, it functions

only when the p

ilot burner is ignited

. It is therefore not possib

le toignite the ap

pliance w

ith the remote control or to shut-off the p

ilot-flam

e.

The radio-freq

uency remote control is intend

ed for firep

laces installedin a d

omestic setting in all EU

countries, except A

ustria, Denm

ark,Finland

and G

reece.

Features:- M

anual control will alw

ays remain p

ossible.

- The remote control is a rad

io frequency typ

e and has b

eenap

proved

internationally.- The rem

ote control generates a unique safety cod

e every time you

activate the transmitter, it's sim

ilar to those used in a car.

- The remote control is easy to install retrosp

ectively.

5.2 Installation remote control

1.Connect the transform

er to the receiver box. The transform

er isset to the correct voltage in the factory: 4.5 V.

2.Slid

e the receiver box into the hold

er.

fig. 14

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3.Connect the w

ires to the gas valve (see fig. 15).

4. Check that there are b

atteries in the transmitter. See "R

eplacing

batteries".

5. Set the on/off sw

itch on the receiver to "on".

Setting the right transm

ission code The receiver has to learn the cod

e from the transm

itter, which is

already set at the factory. H

owever the cod

e disap

pears if the

receiver is disconnected

from the m

ains for a longer period

.

1.Push the "m

od" b

utton on the receiver and hold

it for 3 seconds.

2.The green control lam

p w

ill light up and

stay on. Rep

eat this stepif not.

3. Push a b

utton on the remote control. The control lam

p on the

receiver should now

go out.

4. Again p

ush a button on the rem

ote control. The lamp starts

flashing and w

ill switch off eventually.

5. The receiver now

recognizes the remote control. The rem

otecontrol now

functions.

6. Check if you can hear a sound

and the m

otor runs when you

push a b

utton on the remote control.

fig. 15

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6. COM

MISSIO

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G (functional checks)

6.1. Check pilot ignition

1.Push in and

turn the control knob (A

) anticlockwise to the

setting (sm

all flame). You w

ill hear a tick meaning there is

ignition. Hold

the knob in and

wait for a few

seconds w

hile theair is p

urged.

2.Bring the knob

back in the start p

osition and turn the knob

several times to the

position. Check that the p

ilot has lit.3.

Continue to hold in the control knob

for a further ten seconds to

ensure that the pilot flam

e is stable.

4.Release the knob. The p

ilot should rem

ain alight.

6.2 Functional burner check

1.Turn knob

(B) to m

ax. clockwise.

2.Turn the knob

(A) m

ore anticlockwise to the

position (large

flame). N

ow it is p

ossible to light the m

ain burner.

3.Turn knob

B anticlockw

ise to max. The m

ain burner should

light.4.

Check the ignition of the main b

urner on low and

high setting.5.

Turn knob B

clockwise till {

. The main b

urner is off.6.

Turn the knob A

to {. The p

ilot should go out.

AB

fig. 16

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6.3 Spillage test

1.Carry out the lighting p

rocedure and

turn the fire to high. 2.

Allow

to warm

up for 15 m

inutes and then using a sm

oke match

with hold

er set 100% insid

e the square tub

e on the top of the

appliance b

ehind the d

oor. The installation is satisfactory if thesm

oke is draw

n into the tube.

3.Rep

eat the test with d

oors and w

indow

s to the prem

ises open

and closed

, and w

ith any extractor fans in the same room

orad

jacent rooms running on high.

4.Check that any other op

en flued ap

pliances and

their flues in thesam

e or adjoining room

s functions correctly when this ap

pliance

is alight.

6.4 Flame Supervision &

Blocked Flue M

onitoring System

The pilot unit incorp

orates a system, w

hich will shut off the gas

supply if the flue is faulty.

If the flue is faulty, the hot flue gasses will p

ass over and actuate a

heat sensitive switch, w

hich will shut off the gas sup

ply.

This monitoring system

(TTB) m

ust not be adjusted, bypassed or putout of operation.This TTB

, or any of its parts, must only be exchanged using Faber

International authorised parts.

fig. 17

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smoke m

atch

6.5 Check reference pressure

The appliance is p

reset to give the correct heat input.

No further ad

justment is necessary. Fit a p

ressure gauge at the testpont C to check the inp

ut pressure. If the p

ressure is within the

limits then carry out the b

urner pressure.

Fit a pressure gauge at the test p

oint D to check the b

urner pressure.

The pressure should

be checked

with the ap

pliance alight and

atm

ax. input.

After checking the p

ressure, turn off the appliance. R

emove the

pressure gauge and

close the sealing screw. R

e-light the appliance.

Turn to max. inp

ut and test around

the test point D

for gassound

ness using a suitable leak d

etection fluid.

AB

BA

C

D

DC

fig. 18

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7. HAN

DIN

G O

VER

(final check and customer briefing)

7.1Instruct the custom

er on the full operation of the ap

pliance.

7.2.1Advise the custom

er how to clean the ap

pliance includ

ing theglass.

7.2.2Instruct the custom

er on the operation of the rem

ote control,includ

ing replacem

ent of batteries and

how to set the right

transmissions cod

e.

7.2.3Hand

over these instructions including the user guid

e to theconsum

er.

7.2.4Recom

mend

that the appliance should

be serviced

by acom

petent p

erson at least once a year.

8. SERVICIN

G

To ensure safety, efficient operation of the ap

pliance, it is necessary

to carry out routine servicing at regular intervals.

It is recomm

ended

, that the fire is inspected

/serviced by a com

petent

person at least once a year.

Important

Turn off the gas supply before comm

encing any servicing. Alw

aystest for gas soundness after refitting the appliance.

8.1 Routine annual servicing

1. Clean (if necessary):- the p

ilot system;

- the burner;

- the combustion cham

ber;

- the glass.2. Check the log lay and

replace the em

bers (if ap

plicab

le).3. D

o the functional test as describ

ed at 6.2.

4. Check the flue system and

do a sp

illage test as describ

ed at 6.3.

Note

Never p

lace extra elements of any kind

into the combustion cham

ber.

To guarantee good com

bustion, the log set m

ay only be installed

inthe w

ay specified

by Faber International. A

ny other arrangement can

lead to soot on logs or w

indow

. Do not use the fire w

ith broken or

missing logs.

8.1.3 Burner tray assem

bly log burner1.

Rem

ove the front, glass, log set, grid and

burner tray cover.

2.Break the gas sup

ply at the control valve.

3.Unscrew

the burner assem

bly and

take them out of the

combustion cham

ber.

A.

Pilot assem

bly

B.

Burner

C.Fixation p

late D.

InjectorE.

Gas control

F.Receiver

8.1.4 Pilot/therm

ocouple assembly

Rem

ove the burner tray as d

escribed

above.

Now

you have access to all the pilot and

thermocoup

le parts.

8.1.5 Gas control block

A.

Governor

B.

Adjusting screw

pilot flam

eC.

Inlet pressure test p

ointD.

Burner p

ressure test point

C

D

DC

AB

BA

UK/IR

L 27

UK/IR

L

26

8.1.1 Cleaning the glassDep

ending on the intensity of use, you can get a d

eposit on the

glass. This can be rem

oved w

ith a special non ab

rasive ceramic glass

cleaner (ceramic cook-top

cleaner) as follows:

1.Rem

ove the door or front as d

escribed

at 4.2.2.

Clean the glass. Hand

le the glass with clean hand

s, wear gloves if

possib

le.3.

To fit the glass, proceed

in reverse order. M

ake sure that the logset has b

een installed correctly b

efore fixing the glass.

Attention:Before p

lacing the glass: check the glass sealing rope is in good

condition and

makes an effective seal. B

e sure that there are nofingerp

rints on the glass. It is not possib

le to remove those p

rintsafter you b

urn the appliance for a w

hile (they are burnt in).

8.1.2 Cleaning the combustion cham

ber and burnerYou can clean the com

bustion cham

ber w

ith a vacuum cleaner

excluding the burner surface.

If the burner is visib

ly dam

aged, this can affect the d

istribution of

the flame, if so then rep

lace the burner.

fig. 19

fig. 20

UK/IR

L 29

UK/IR

L

28

8.1.7 Pilot/therm

ocouple assembly

- Rem

ove the burner tray (see 8.1.3).

- Rem

ove the lead from

the pilot sp

ark electrode.

- Break the gas p

ipe connection to the p

ilot.- U

nscrew therm

ocouple nut from

the rear of the gas control.- U

nscrew p

ilot assembly from

the burner tray (2 screw

s).- R

eplace and

re-assemble in reverse ord

er.

8.1.8 Burner and injector

- Rem

ove the burner tray (see 8.1.3).

- Unscrew

the burner from

the burner tray (4 screw

s).- B

reak the gas connection at the burner inlet.

- Unscrew

heat-shield from

the burner tray.

- Unscrew

elbow

connection from the b

urner inlet.- U

nscrew the b

urner from the b

urner tray and rem

ove the burner.

- Unscrew

the injector from the b

urner inlet.- R

eplace and

re-assemble in reverse ord

er.

A.

Governor

B.

Adjusting screw

pilot flam

eC.

Inlet pressure test p

ointD.

Burner p

ressure test point C

D

DC

AB

BA

fig. 23

8.1.6 Burner tray assem

bly flatfiber burner1.

Rem

ove the front, glass and log hold

er (if applicab

le).2.

Break the gas sup

ply at the control valve.

3.Rem

ove the cable from

the TTB (see fig. 6 and

8).4.

Unscrew

the burner assem

bly (8 screw

s) and take them

out of thecom

bustion cham

ber.

Attention!A

sharp or heavy ob

ject can dam

age the burner.

A.

The pilot and

flame sensing d

eviceB.

Injector (Spectra at b

urner inlet)C.

Burner tray

D.

Gas control

E.Receiver rem

ote control F.

Fixing bracket

A. Therm

ocouple

B. Sp

ark electrode

C. Pilot hood

fig. 21 burner

A

B

CD

EFA

BC

D

fig. 22

UK/IR

L 31

UK/IR

L

30

Silva

SpectraSpectra log burner

Description

Company p

artCom

pany p

artCom

pany p

artSurround

silver20816750

A9264849

A9264849

Door silver

20816650–

–Glass

0450800004506400

04506400Injector

1338222013382240

13389170 / 13389160Burner

2081720020900184

20900183Log set

2077290020773200

20773700Receiver

2060400020604000

20604000Rem

ote control20603900

2060390020603900

Transformer

2090014220900142

20900142Gas control

3700308937003089

37003089M

otor (remote control)

3700308637003086

37003086Pilot assem

bly

2090015520900155

20900145Therm

o couple

3700204137002041

37002041Em

bers

2090001920900019

20777300TTB

110°37006055

3700605537006055

Black spray for

combustion cham

ber 09000008

0900000809000008

Touch Latch assembly

28103900–

–

INDEX 1 LIST O

F SPARE PARTS

UK/IR

L

8.1.9 Combustion test

ABS7967 com

bustion analysis check should

be carried

out using ananalyser to B

S7927 p

ositioned in the flue outlet, or d

raft diverter.

ARatio of CO

/CO2 should

be less than 0.01 w

ithin 30 minutes.

(100ppm

CO p

er 1% CO

2).

Aread

ing of CO in the room

centre should give a rise of less than

9ppm

over ambient, p

eak reading.

UK/IR

L 33

UK/IR

L

32

USER

GUID

E

UK/IR

L

CountryUK/IRL

UK/IRL

UK/IRL

CategoryI2H

I2HII2H

3+II2H

3+Appliance

SilvaSpectra

Spectra Log burnerM

odel typeBS11

BS

BS11

BS

BS11

BS

Reference gasG20

G20

G20

G30

Input (nett)kW

5.66.6

7.57.7

Efficiency class2

22

2

Inlet pressurem

bar25

2020

29

Gas rate (15° C / 1013 m

bar)m

3/h 0.57

0.70.7

0.24

Reference burner pressurem

bar10

108

17

Injector sizem

m2.2

2.42 x 1.70

3 x 1.00

1 x 1.60

Reduced input restrictor m

m1.6

1.61.8

1.3

Pilot assembly

TypeSIT

145SIT

145SIT

160SIT

160

CodeNr. 30

Nr. 30

Nr. 51

Nr.30

Flue

Flue sizem

m100

100100

100

Min. flue height

m3

33

3

Gas control

GV36-C5AO

EHC68M

GV36-C5AO

EHC68M

GV36-C5AO

EHC68M

Remote control

Transformer

230 VAC/50Hz/5VA

230 VAC/50Hz/5VA

230 VAC/50Hz/5VA

Voltage transformer

4.5 V4.5 V

4.5 V

Batteries rem

ote control2 x LR

03 2 x LR

03 2 x LR

03

Alkaline long life

Alkaline long life

Alkaline long life

Gas connection

8 mm

nut and olive8 m

m nut and olive

8 mm

nut and olive

Dim

ensions: see table 1

INDEX 2 TECH

NICAL

DATA

UK/IR

L 35

UK/IR

L

34

Important

Asuitab

le Fireguard conform

ing to BS6539 and

BS6778 should

be

used w

ith this appliance to p

rotect children, the eld

erly or infirm.

Care should also b

e taken with p

ets.

In your own interest and

that of safety, all gas appliances m

ust be

installed by com

petent p

ersons. Installation must b

e in accordance

with N

ational Regulations. CO

RGI registered

installers are required

tow

ork to recognised stand

ards.

Note:

Since the appliance is a source of heat, circulation of air occurs.

Therefore it is of importance that you d

o not use the appliance

shortly after a renovation of the home. B

ecause of the naturalcirculation of air, m

oist and volatile com

ponents from

paint, b

uilding

materials, carp

et etc. will b

e attracted. These com

ponents can settle

themselves d

own onto cold

surfaces in the form of soot. A

s on allheat p

roducing ap

pliances, soft furnishings such as b

lown vinyl

wallp

aper p

laced too near to the ap

pliance m

ay becom

e scorched or

discoloured

. This should b

e born in m

ind w

hen installing theap

pliance.

We ad

vise you to leave the pilot flam

e on. Leaving the pilot flam

e onred

uces the amount of cond

ensation when starting the ap

pliance and

increase the life time of the ap

pliance.

9. SAFETYIN

STRUCTIO

NS FO

R THE

USER

9.1 General safety instructions

If a gas leak is found or suspected, turn off the gas supply at them

eter and contact your installer or gas emergency service.

These instructions should be read carefully and retained for futurereference.

Do not use the fire w

ith a broken or damaged glass.

The fire has a safety device which turns off the gas supply if there is a

build up from flue gasses in the com

bustion room or a tem

porary gascut-off. W

ait at least 5 minutes before turning the appliance on again.

Contact a qualified installer when the appliance goes off

regularly.

The appliance has been designed for heating purposes. This means that

all surfaces, including the glass, can become very w

arm (over

100degrees). A

n exception to this is the lower side of the door and the

control buttons.

Due to the new

ness of materials, they m

ay give off a slight smell for a

period after initial lighting. This is normal, odours w

ill disperse after afew

hours use.

Do not place curtains, clothing, laundry, furniture or other flam

mable

materials nearby the appliance. The required m

inimum

distance is 100 cm

.

Switch off the receiver of the rem

ote control if you don’t use the fire fora long tim

e. Do not let children use the rem

ote control without

supervision.

UK/IR

L 37

UK/IR

L

36

Once gas is availab

le at the pilot, continued

rotation anti-clockwise

will cause the p

iezo igniter to spark. This is accom

panied

by a clickat the valve and

should result in the p

ilot burner igniting.

Once the p

ilot is lit, the control knob should

be held

pressed

in for10 second

s. In this time the p

ilot flame w

ill have heated the flam

esup

ervision thermocoup

le sufficiently to operate a hold

-on magnet

within the valve.

Now

turn the control knob A

to the position. This allow

s gas toenter control knob

B.

Knob B

The {is the O

FF position p

reventing gas entering the main b

urner ifthe p

ilot is lit.The knob

should b

e turned slow

ly anticlockwise. This allow

s gas toenter the b

urner and b

e ignited by the p

ilot flame. O

nce ignition hastaken p

lace, the fire may b

e set to any level betw

een min. and

max.

by adjusting the control knob

B.

10.2 To light

1.Push in and

turn the control knob (A

) from {

anticlockwise to

the setting (sm

all flame). You w

ill hear an ignition click. Checkthat the p

ilot is lit (if not repeat).

2.Continue to hold

in the control knob for a further ten second

s toensure that the p

ilot flame is stab

le.

3.Release the knob. The p

ilot should rem

ain alight.

4.Turn the control knob

Ato the

position.

5.Turn knob

B slow

ly anticlockwise, the fire should

then ignite.

6.Adjust flam

es to the required

level.

10. CONTRO

LLING TH

E APPLIANCE

10.1 Lighting the fire

If the main b

urner or pilot light are extinguished

for any reason, donot attem

pt to relight the pilot within 5 m

inutes.Contact a q

ualifiedinstaller w

hen the appliance goes off regularly.

We ad

vise you to leave the pilot flam

e on. Leaving the pilot flam

e onred

uces the amount of cond

ensation when starting the ap

pliance and

increase the life time of the ap

pliance.

The control valve is behind

the door or ash p

an cover.O

pen the d

oor by pressing against the d

oor at the bottom

right(Silva only).

With control b

utton Ayou can light the p

ilot. With the control

button

B you can ad

just the height of the flames (see fig. 24).

Knob A

The {is the O

FF position preventing any gas from passing through

the control valve to either the pilot burner or to the main burner. B

ypressing the knob in it is possible to turn it anticlockw

ise. The firstfunction is to turn on the gas to the pilot- this occurs just beforereaching the |

position (if the fire has not been lit for some tim

e itm

ay be necessary to hold the knob in this position for some seconds

to clear the air from the pipe and allow

gas to reach the pilot burner).

fig. 24 control unit

AB

UK/IR

L 39

UK/IR

L

38

10.4.1 To light1.

Push in and turn the control knob

(A) from

{anticlockw

ise tothe setting

(small flam

e). You will hear a ignition click. Check

that the pilot is lit (if not rep

eat).

2.Continue to hold

in the control knob for a further ten second

s toensure that the p

ilot flame is stab

le.

3.Release the knob. The p

ilot should rem

ain alight.

4.Turn the control knob

Ato the

position.

5.Set the on/off sw

itch on the receiver to "on”.

low flam

e

high flame

6.Use

(high) and

(low) to achieve the d

esired heating and

flame effect.

7.You w

ill hear a beep

every time the receiver recognises a good

signal. (If not, so see 10.4.3, setting the right transmission cod

e).

8.W

hen the fire is not be used

for a prolonged

period

, turn off thepilot (see 10.4.2).

10.4.2 To extinguish1. Push

(low) till the b

urner goes out and you can hear the m

otorclicking.

2.To enab

le the remote control turn knob

Ato the

position.

3.To extinguish the p

ilot turn control knob A

to position {

,although it is in ord

er to leave the pilot p

ermanently lit.

fig. 25

remote control

10.3 To extinguish1.For the m

ain burner turn the control knob

B clockw

ise to position {

.

2.To enab

le knob B

turn knob A

to theposition.

3.To extinguish the p

ilot turn control knob A

to position {

, although it is in ord

er lo leave the pilot p

ermanently lit.

10.3.1 When the pilot extinguishes

Warning!

When the p

ilot extinguishes, for whatever reason, you

should w

ait at least 5 minutes b

efore trying to turn it on again.

Possible causes of p

ilot extinguish are:- O

perating error.

- Interference of the safety device.

- Failure in the pilot flam

e system.

Contact a qualified

installer when the ap

pliance goes off regularly.

10.4 Rem

ote control version

The remote control is only m

eant to regulate the flames from

off tillm

ax., it functions only when the p

ilot burner is ignited

and knob

Ain

(big flam

e) position. It is therefore not p

ossible to ignite the p

ilotflam

e with the rem

ote control or to extinguish the pilot flam

e. Therad

io-frequency rem

ote control is intended

for fireplaces installed

ina d

omestic setting in all EU

countries, except A

ustria, Denm

ark,Finland

and G

reece.

Features:- M

anual control will alw

ays remain p

ossible.

- The remote control is a rad

io frequency typ

e and had

been

approved

internationally.- The rem

ote control generates a unique safety cod

e every time you

activate the transmitter, it's sim

ilar to those used in a car.

- The remote control is easy to install retrosp

ectively.

UK/IR

L 41

UK/IR

L

40

10.4.4 Changing the batteries (continuing)

Rem

ote control1.

Rem

ove the cover on the back of the rem

ote control.

2.Carefully rem

ove the battery clip

along the side. Pay attention not

to pull the w

ires.

3.If necessary, rem

ove the old b

atteries and p

lace the new ones: 2 x

LR03 A

lkaline long life 1.5 V. Pay attention to the + and - p

osition.

4.Click the b

attery clip into the rem

ote control and close the cover.

5.It m

ight be p

ossible that you have to set the transm

ission code

after changing the batteries (see 10.4.3).

Note

Batteries are chem

ical waste and

should b

e disp

osed in accord

ancew

ith local regulations.+ AAA

+AAAfig. 26

changing batteries

10.4.3 Setting the right transm

ission codeThe receiver has to learn the cod

e from the transm

itter, which is

already d

one at the factory. How

ever the code d

isappears if the

receiver is disconnected

from the m

ains for a longer period

.

1.Push the "m

od" b

utton on the receiver and hold

it for 3 seconds.

2.The green control lam

p w

ill light up and

stay on. Rep

eat this stepif not.

3.Push a b

utton on the remote control. The control lam

p on the

receiver should now

go out.

4.Again p

ush a button on the rem

ote control. The lamp starts

flashing and w

ill switch off eventually.

5.The receiver now

recognizes the remote control. The rem

otecontrol now

functions.

6.Check if you can hear a sound

and the m

otor runs, when you

push a b

utton on the remote control. (If not so p

lease check thebatteries).

10.4.4 Changing the batteries There is no risk of electric shock as the low

voltage supply is sim

ilarto that used

in torches. Alw

ays turn off the appliance b

efore changingbatteries.

UK/IR

L 43

UK/IR

L

42

UK/IR

LUK/IR

L

12. DISPO

SALOF TH

E PACKAG

ING

AND TH

E APPLIANCE

The appliance p

ackaging is recyclable. The p

ackaging could includ

ethe follow

ing materials:

-card

board

;-

CFC-free foam (soft);

-w

ood;

-plastic;

-pap

er.

These materials should

be d

isposed

responsib

ly and in conform

ityw

ith government regulations.

Batteries are consid

ered chem

ical waste. The b

atteries should b

edisp

osed of resp

onsibly and

in conformity w

ith government

regulations. Rem

ove the batteries b

efore disp

osing of the remote

control.

Information on how

to responsib

ly disp

ose of discard

ed ap

pliances

can be ob

tained from

the local authorities.

11. CLEANIN

G AN

D SERV

ICE

INSTRU

CTIONS

Important: Turn off the fire and allow

it to cool down before

comm

encing cleaning.

It is recomm

ended

that the fire is inspected

/serviced, by a com

petent

person at least once a year.

To maintain the finish on the trim

wip

e with soft d

amp cloth only. D

onot use ab

rasive cleaners, polish or solvents as these can d

amage

the surface finish.