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Wall-mount Instructions
This Flame Effect Electric Fireplace also comes
with a wall mounting kit if the preferred option is
to wall mount the heater.
The following installation instructions must be
adhered to in order to ensure that it is installed
and secured safely:
1. Only mount heater horizontally, For installation
of the heater, care must be taken not to
damage concealed cables.
2. Minimum of 300mm in height from the oor
and minimum 1000mm from the ceiling.
3. Install the heater near and in within reach of
a domestic power outlet, where such power
outlet is adjacent and to the right hand side
of the heater ( Where the power cord exits
from the heater). Do not use extension leads
to reach the nearest power outlet.
4. Wall mount bracket(s) must be secured in
to solid substrate ( Brick , concrete etc.)
or aligned with timber or metal wall studs,
DO NOT secure onto just plaster or similar
materials that cannot support the weight of
the heater. Mounting brackets, screws and
wall plugs are included.
5. Ensure that heater is mounted away from any
surrounding combustible materials.
6. Do not connect the heater until properly xed
to the wall and the instructions are read fully.
The minimum distances must be observed.
7. Please be careful while drilling the holes.
Note: When wall mounting heater,ensure
that the the feet are not tted to the heater
enclosure. So don’t assemble at all or
remove when changing from a portable
appliance to wall mount t.
For optimum viewing, mark the top ve screws
xing positions on wall in accordance with the
recommend xing dimensions- see Fig.2. Drill
holes with a suitable drill bit for either with or
without use of the wall plugs to suit the substrate.
1. Although a minimum distance of 300mm from
the oor is to be adhered to,for optimum
viewing of the fuel bed,600mm height is
recommended, ( Fig.1).
2. Mark the top ve screws holes (Applicable
to solid substrate of Brick concrete etc.) and
ensure it is level. Use 8.0mm Masonry drill
bit,drill 40mm deep holes , insert wall plugs
and secure bracket with the 5x40mm screws
provided. For plaster walls with Timber or Steel
wall studs ensure to secure bracket to at least
2 wall studs (Additional pilot hole may need
to be drilled into bracket to obtain alignment
with 2 studs). In this instance there is no need
to drill holes to insert wall plugs,but can
secure bracket with screws directly into studs.
(Fig 2).
Note: Ensure the bracket is level by using
a spirit level whilst marking out the hole
positions.
3. First Loosen the 2 screws on the side cover,
remove the glass panel from the front of the
enclosure. To remove , have rm grip on the
glass panel with both hands , slide upwards
to unlock and then pull forward to remove.
Place the heater upside down on a soft cloth
or carpet. Secure the bottom bracket onto
the base of the heater enclosure with the
ST4 x 8mm screws provided. With the help
of another person(to avoid injury,damage
to property or appliance),lift the heater into
place and engage the heater with the top
wall bracket(Fig.3 & Fig 4) and is positioned
centrally. Now mark the position of the 2 holes
that secures the bottom bracket. Lift heater
away from the wall and drill the holes (Solid
walls, brick/concrete). For plaster wall , use
plaster wall anchors ( Not Supplied).
4. Fix the Wall bracket. Again with the help of
another person (to avoid injury,damage to
property or appliance), lift the heater into
place and engage the heater with the top
wall bracket(Fig.5), is positioned centrally,
then gently angle heater down against the
wall and secure bottom bracket with 2 screws
(40mm) against the wall.
5. The glass panel can now be placed back
into position. Align metal hooks on the glass
panel with the corresponding slots of the
heater enclosure, push into slots and slide
down to secure in place, attach into place
with the 2 side cover screws and tighten to
secure. (Fig.6).
Note: Positioning the at glass panel
in place should ideally be done with
assistance(Person on each side holding
glass) to safely align and secure in place.
