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Installation / Servicing Instructions
& User Manual
Sherborne GSL
Conventional Flue Gas Stove
Sherbone GSL Natural Gas With Logs Shown
PLEASE RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
THIS STOVE IS NOT SUITABLE FOR TIMBER FRAMED PROPERTIES.
Arada Ltd
North Mills Industrial Estate,
Bridport,
Dorset,
FOR USE IN COUNTRIES
United Kingdom GB & IE
DT6 3BE
Gas Council ID Number
Tel (+44) 01308 427234
NG - 32-248-06
Fax (+44) 01308 423441
LPG - 32-248-07
www.arada.u
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CONTENTS INSTALLATION SERVICING Safety Notices 3 Replacement Of The Glass Frame 25-26 General Information 3-4 Burner & Valve Assembly Removal 26 Contents List & Part Identification 5 Annual Service 27 Important Notices 6 Cleaning Outer Surfaces 27 Statutory Requirements 6 Fault Diagnosis 28 Certification 6 Annual Service Record 29 Technical Data 7 Gas Fire Dimensions 7 USER INSTRUCTIONS Installing The Stove 7 Lighting & Controlling The Fire 32-33 Preparation of the stove 8
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS References in this manual to British Standards and drinking. Statutory Regulations and Requirements apply only • In the event of a gas emergency, consult the to the United Kingdom. For Ireland the rules in telephone directory and ask for your local force must be used. gas supplier. Before installation, check that the local distribution Guide to manual handling conditions, nature of the gas, pressure and the • Always obtain assistance when lifting the adjustment of the a
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 5. Stove location See installation instructions on page 7. 6. Packed details For packed weight see packaging labels. Please Observe Unpacking & Safety Warning Labels Stove Specification Label (Both Ends Of Box) Fig 1 7.Unpacking note When the stove is unpacked ensure no damage occurs if placed on the carpet as it can leave inden- tation marks. For contents list see page 5. 8. Fit for purpose All materials, appliances and equipment used should be fit for purpose, be of s
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS CONTENTS LIST ALL Packed Inside Stove Main Box TYPES Coal Set (NG & LPG) or STOVE ENGINE • • GLASS FRAME ASSEMBLY Log Set (NG Only) or • • Log Set (LPG Only) DUMMY FUEL RETAINER • • OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS • CANOPY COVER PLATE • Flue Spigot CANOPY INFILL PIECE • HOT PLATE (BLANKING) • FLUE SPIGOT • Hot Plate (Blanking) OUTER BODY & CANOPY • FIRE DOORS • VALVE COVER • Operating Tool OPERATING TOOL • GAS SERVICE TAP & GLASS SCREWS • PART IDENTIFICATION Canopy Cover Plate
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT NOTICES STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS This product must be installed in accordance with A qualified gas engineer must carry out the the rules in force. installation and servicing of this appliance in accordance with these instructions and in The current Gas Safety (Installation and Use) compliance with current Building Regulations. Regulations (as amended). Such person must be a registered CORGI engineer. The Building Regulations for England and Wales This appliance
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS TECHNICAL DATA Natural Gas Type LPG Gas Gas I2H I3P Category Supply 20mbar 37mbar Pressure Injector Bray 82/400 Bray 82/160 Max. Heat Setting Heat Input 6.1 kW 5.7kW (gross) Fig. 3 3/ 3/ Gas Rate 0.55m hour 0.21m hour INSTALLING THE STOVE Min. Heat A CORGI qualified gas engineer MUST install the stove Setting in accordance with the following regulations and stan- dards:- Heat Input The Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations (gross) 2.5 kW 2.5kW current edition. T
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS The stove must not be installed against a PREPARATION OF THE STOVE combustible wall. Prior to starting the installation and after removing The stove must never be positioned closer than the packaging, check that all the parts have been 100mm to any rear wall see Fig. 4a supplied to the contents list on page 5. The stove is NOT suitable for houses with timber frame construction. Carry out the following:- Step 1 Remove outer casing (disengage locking levers see page 25, s
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS SHELF CLEARANCES Combustible shelf clearances The minimum height from the extreme top surface of the stove to the underside of a shelf or other projection made of wood or any other combustible material is shown on graph 1. Graph 1 Non-Combustible shelf clearances The minimum height from the extreme top surface of the stove to the underside of a shelf or other projection made of non-combustible material is shown on graph 2. Graph 2 WARNING: No shelf is to be used with
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS The flue must be terminated with a suitable FLUE SYSTEM chimney pot or cowl and the chimney or flue shall be swept prior to installation unless the chimney is The stove must be connected to a suitable and clean and unobstructed. efficient flue that provides a good updraught to safely take the products of combustion (fumes) The flue and chimney installation must be from the stove outlet to the outside air. To ensure a carefully checked by a competent person before good u
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS for checking for debris build up. Closure plates FITTING THE FLUE SPIGOT AND must be sealed to the chimney or fireplace opening BLANKING PLATE with fire cement, fireproof rope or other suitable high temperature mastic. Note: Blanking plate fitted to top flue outlet for packing REAR FLUE OPTIONS The gas stove is designed so that the flue can be fitted to either the top or the rear of the appliance. Open Hearth (See Figure 6-a page 12) Fit and seal a ‘T’ section (with de
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Fig. 6c. Y=See Graph 1 Fig. 6a Fig. 6b 12 Aarrow Sherborne GSL CF
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS CONNECTING THE GAS SUPPLY Once the stove is in place it is then possible to connect the gas supply. The gas supply point is located centrally at the rear (as show in fig.7) and should be connected in accordance with the follow- ing requirements. Gas Inlet Rear Of Valve Fig. 8 PRESSURE TEST SEQUENCE Controls are located at the base of the stove below the ash lip. Ensure supply is isolated and the valve is in Fig. 7 the off position Check that the appliance is suitable f
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FITTING AND ARRANGING THE Centre Coal Position COALS (Both NG & LPG versions) Pilot Ensure the appliance is cold Notch Safety Notice - Please see SAFETY NOTICES ref. Coal / Log sets page 3. Warning: The coals and the coal matrix are fragile ensure they are handled carefully. Fig. 10a Ensure location is correct. Do not force the matrix into position. If the coals and/or the coal matrix are 3) Now position one of the loose coals into the damaged they must be replaced wit
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Key For Contents To NG Log Set - A = Rear log matrix (black in colour) B = Loose Embers (bagged) C = Curved Log D = Y Shape Log E = Central Log (Knotted Lump Protruding) F = 3x Small Twigs G = 1x Large Twig Fig. 10d How to arrange the logs 1) Position the rear log matrix in the centre at the rear of the burner. The base of the matrix should slot down behind the burner. See Fig. 12a. 2) Lay the Y shape log to the right hand side of the burner. Ensure that the Y open sec
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS upper corner of the curved left hand log. See Fig. FITTING AND ARRANGING THE 12b. Note, the top resting position of the central LOGS (LPG ONLY) log is angled to the left. Ensure the appliance is cold Safety Notice - Please see SAFETY NOTICES ref. Coal / Log set, page 3. Warning: The logs and matrix are fragile, ensure they are handled carefully. Ensure location is correct. Do not force the matrix into position. If any of the logs and/or rear matrix is damaged, they must
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 5) The remaining 3X small twigs are placed as shown in Fig. 14d. The LPG log layout is now complete. Fig. 14a 3) Place the curved log to the left hand side of the firebox, rest the top of this log onto the top of the Y shaped open end of the rear log. Take the Fig. 14d straight log and position this to the right hand side of the firebox, again rest the rear of this log onto the rear Y shaped log, opposite end to the curved log. Note, rest both fronts of these end logs a
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS NOTE: If the optional remote control system has been ordered with the stove and is not fitted please proceed. FOR A MANUAL STOVE (WITHOUT REMOTE CONTROL) PROCEED TO PAGE 22. INSTALLATION OF REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM Important • A corgi registered gas engineer must carry out the installation of the remote control system PARTS LIST 1 Motor 2 Ultrasonic Receiver 3 Remote control handset 4 Wiring Harness (Multiblock end to reciever, spade connections to motor/micro switch) 5
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ASSEMBLE MOTOR 1) Remove the front cover from the valve. This is done by unscrewing the small pozi screw, located by knob B. Unclip the right hand side of the cover located to the side of knob A. See Fig. 16a & b. Tab Screw Knob B Knob A Fig. 16a Fig. 16b 2) Remove the cover and dispose of the spacer tube fitted with the screw. 3) Position the motor onto the location lugs (arrow X) and engage the drive gear onto knob B (arrow Y). X Y Fig. 16c Fig. 16d 4) Replace valve
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ASSEMBLE RECEIVER Important The remote system is intended for use with original Aarrow parts only. 1) Carefully push the multi block connector on to the connection within the reciever unit as shown in Fig 17a. This connector can only fit one way, so ensure the slot in the recievers board lines up with the mould- ing within the multi block connection. SLOT Fig. 17a Fig. 17b 2) Next, connect the angled spade connectors to the motor, note there are two different sized conn
