The Tube
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1. 8 1 Checking Check and clean if necessary after check up The main burner especially for the primary air intake see fig 1 5 The pilot light especially for the primary air intake see fig 1 6 The glass The log set for possible fractures Gas hose and pressure regulator 8 2 Cleaning the glass Most deposits can be removed by means of a dry cloth You can use ceramic hob cleaner to clean the glass Note prevent fingerprints on the glass These will be burned into it once the appliance is used and cannot be removed Now carry out the check up as described in chapter 6 Checking 9 Conversion to a different type of gas e g natural gas This can only be done by replacing the correct burner unit Please get in touch with your supplier for this Always mention the type and serial number of the appliance when giving the order faber 10 Technical specifics Type appliance fo Al outdoor Aloutdoor Reference gas Input Nett KW inlet pressure mbar Gas rate at 15 C and 1013 mbar l h Gas rate at 15 C and 1013 mbar gr h Burner pressure at full mark mbar Pilot assembly Gas control valve Gas connection 11 Dimensions 1448 6 lt lt 727 Injector main burner 902 872 6 5 30 267 500 27 5 1 4 LPG9720 Seagas B13 6 5 20 698 8 5 2 1 NG 9709 Seagas B13 faber2. The Tube 40011149 1117 ED Installation and users guide ED faber 1 2 A 1 2 B 1 2 C 1leee faber Deu faber 1 Introduction The Tube is only intended for use outside the house We urgently advise you to read this installation guide and user manual carefully This appliance complies with the guidelines for European gas appliances Gas Appliances Directive and bears the CE mark 2 Safety instructions e The Tube should be installed and annually checked in accordance with these installation instructions and valid national and local Gas Safety Installation and Use Regulations e Check whether the data on the registration plate are in agreement with the local type of domestic gas and pressure e The installer is not permitted to change these adjustments or the construction of The Tube e The first time The Tube is switched on burn it at the highest mark for some hours so that the lacquer coating will have an opportunity to set e The Tube is only intended for use outside the house e Do not move The Tube when it isin use e The Tube has been designed for atmospheric and heating purposes This means that the surface of The Tube including the glass can become very hot hotter than 100 C with the exception of the bottom of The Tube and the controls e Do not place any combustible materials within a distance of 0 5 m of The Tube e When The Tube isin use it should n
3. ot be exposed to rain e If The Tube is not in use cover it with the supplied cover e Let The Tube cool down before placing the cover e If The Tube is not in use for a considerable period of time we advise you to store it inside e Note damage to the lacquer will result in corrosion 2 1 Tips for the safe use of gas bottles e Gas bottles should always be in an upright position both while they are in use and during transportation e Never take a flame or a burning object near a gas bottle during the installation e Trace leaks by means of a brush with washing up liquid and water if bubbles are formed you will know there is a leak e Always use a pressure regulator between the bottle and the appliance Replace the pressure regulator every 5 years e Only use approved gas connection hoses Replace these every two years e Make sure there is always proper ventilation e Close the gas bottle if the appliance is not in use e Leave the filling of gas bottles in the hands of a certified gas cylinder filling station 3 Installation requirements 3 1 Placement of The Tube The appliance is provide with a Tilt switch this switch will shut off the appliance when it fall over e Place The Tube outside on a flat and solid surface e Leave a free space of at least 0 5 m behind The Tube for operating the controls 3 2 Gas bottle and connection Natural gas e The gas connection must comply with locally valid G
4. rnthe knob to the big flame the main burner will ignite and the level of the flame can be continuously adj usted now e By turning the knob to the small flame the flame picture will go lower o By turning to the al the main burner will go to the out position 5 3 Extinguishing the pilot light e Turn the knob to the OFF position and the pilot light will be faber extinguished e Turn off the tap on the gas bottle 6 Checking 6 1 Checking the ignition of the pilot burner main burner e Ignite the pilot burner as described in chapter 5 e Check the ignition of the main burner at full mark and low mark the ignition should proceed smoothly 6 2 Checking for gas leakage Check all connections and attachments for possible gas leaks This can be done with the help of e a small brush with washing up liquid and water e agasleak spray e agasleak detector Dry off the checked connections after the check up 7 Instruction client e Recommend that the appliance be serviced annually by a Gas Safe registered gas fitter in order to guarantee a safe use and a long lifespan e Point out the lifespan of the gas hose and the pressure regulator to the client e Advise and instruct the client about maintenance and cleaning of the glass Emphasize the risk of burning in fingerprints e Instruct the client about the operation of the appliance e Hand over to the client e Installation guide 8 Annual maintenance
5. the web sling see fig 1 1 C e The gas bottle can be opened now Natural gas e Make sure you have an easily accessible gas tab outside The Tube e Usea stability chain This will keep The Tube from moving and prevent damage to the flexible hosing for assembling you can use the holes in the bottom plate e Disconnect The Tube if you plan to move The Tube 4 3 Removing glass Remove the top plate of the Tube and on screw the mounting bracket and remove the four glass clips away the glass can now be removed Fig1 2A 1 2Ben1 2C Replacing the glass is done in reverse order Remove all Fingerprints from the glass these will be burnt into the glass when The Tube is in use 5 User manual The Tube has been provided with a control valve with an inbuilt ignition for the pilot light The level of the flame can be adjusted accordingly The control panel is located at the back behind the access plate see fig 1 4 5 1 Ignition pilot light e turn the knob of the control valve in the OFF position e Open the gas bottle e Press the knob and turn it to the position You will hear a click and a spark will appear which should ignite the pilot light e If the pilot does not light then repeat procedure e Keep pressing the knob down for about ten seconds after the ignition of the pilot light e Let go of the knob and check whether the pilot light remains alight 5 2 Igniting and regulating the main burner e Tu
6. uidelines e Usea stability chain This will keep The Tube from moving and prevent damage to the flexible hosing Propane e The gas connection must comply with locally valid Guidelines e The gas bottle should be placed in the space underneath the burner See fig 1 1 C faber 3 3 Move the appliance Use the supplied handle if you want to move the tube see Figure 1 7 Secure using the supplied pin e Switch off the Tube 4 Installation guide 4 1 supplied Remove the rear wall plate and take out loose parts from the wrapping and check The Tube for possible damages incurred during transport Report such damages to your supplier You will find 1 Instruction manual 2 cover Not supplied 1 A gas bottle 2 an approved gas hose with a mbar pressure regulator See the Technical specifics for the correct pressure 3 Security chain 4 2 gas connection Please take the installation requirements into account chapter 3 Propane bottle e Open the gas bottle space by removing the access plate see fig 1 1B e Attach the gas hose to the pressure regulator by means of a hose clamp e Fix the other end in the same way to the threaded insert attached to the gas control tap see fig 1 3 e Remove the seal on the gas bottle e Connect the pressure regulator to the gas bottle e Check the entire gas connection for leakages e Now place the gas bottle into the space and fasten it with
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