1.1 Where applicable, remove the bottom door of the air
heater.
1.2 Check that the system is filled with water.
1.3 Ensure the gas, and where applicable the electrical
supplies to the air heater and water heater are turned on.
1.4 Ensure the Temperature Control Knob is set to ‘OFF’
(fully clockwise).
1.5 Identify the positions of the ‘START’button, ( on the
gas control, marked by a spark symbol,) ‘IGNITION’
button, and the pilot burner (situated to the right hand
side of the main burner).
1.6 Press and hold the ‘START’button fully in and whilst
observing the pilot burner situated on the right of the
main burner assembly, repeatedly press and release the
‘IGNITION’ button until the pilot lights. When the pilot
has been lit, keep the ‘START’button pressed for a
further 20 seconds and then release. The pilot burner
should now remain alight. If it does not, press the ‘OFF’
button and wait until a minimum of three minutes and
then repeat the ignition sequence, holding the ‘START’
in for a little longer than before.
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Telephone: 01604 762881 JOHNSON AND STARLEY Ltd.,
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1. TO LIGHT YOUR APPLIANCE
WARNING: If the pilot light is extinguished either
intentionally or otherwise, no attempt should be made
to relight the gas until at least 3 minutes have elapsed.
2. OPERATION OF YOUR APPLIANCE
2.1 The Temperature Control Knob will, in its fully anti
clockwise position, control water to the highest
temperature. If a lower temperature is required, turn the
Temperature Control Knob clockwise to the desired
position.
3. MAINTENANCE AND GAS TARIFF
It is recommended that a full maintenance check on your
appliance is made annually, and that a service contract is
taken out on completion of the guarantee period. Your
installer will give you details of arrangements for this
service. If your installer has difficulty in providing this
information, please contact Johnson and Starley Service
Department, who will provide information of suitable
service companies.
4. IF YOUR APPLIANCE IS NOT GIVING THE
SERVICE YOU NEED
4.1 Check that the pilot burner is lit. If not, follow the
ignition procedure. Should the appliance still fail to
function correctly, contact your installer or local gas
service engineer.
4.2 New appliances: Service is supplied under guarantee by
the installer for the first 12 months, thereafter, should you
have difficulty in obtaining service, contact Johnson and
Starley Service Department, who will provide information
of suitable service companies.
4.3 For your appliance to operate safely and efficiently, it
is ESSENTIAL to OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING:
4.3.1 If the appliance has been installed in a cupboard,
DO NOT BLOCK any GRILLES provided in the
cupboard door(s).
4.3.2 DO NOT PLACE anything (clothing, linen, etc.)
in contact with the appliance or its flue pipe.
4.3.3 DO NOT USE the heater compartment for storage
or airing.
1.7 With the pilot burner lit, turn the ‘TEMPERATURE
CONTROL KNOB’ fully anticlockwise. The heater will
now operate automatically, controlled by the water
thermostat, providing that any switch (time clock or
manual control) controlling the system is ON.
NOTE: If the Temperature Control Knob is removed for
any reason, ensure that it is correctly located when
refitting. DO NOT USE FORCE or damage will occur.
Check the location of the control knob by turning it fully
clockwise; OFF shall be against the red marker on the
gas control.
2.2 The pilot burner must be alight to allow the main
burner to operate under automatic control. Should it
become extinguished, a safety device will shut off all
gas to the appliance.
2.3 TO STOP THE APPLIANCE:
(a) For short periods: Turn the temperature Control
Knob to the ‘OFF’ position and where applicable
turn of the electrical supply to the water heater.
This will leave the pilot burner lit, but prevent the
main burner from lighting.
(b) For longer periods: Press the ‘OFF’ button and
turn the gas supply, and where applicable the
electrical supply, to the water heater OFF.
NOTE: In the interest of economy, the hot water cylinder
and pipes should be efficiently lagged to minimise heat loss,
and water taps should not drip. The water must be drained
out of the appliance if it is to be shut off for long periods,
and frost damage is a possibility.
NOTE: When lighting the pilot, ensure that the ‘OFF’
button is not touched. Partial depression of the ‘OFF’
button may operate the safety mechanism and prevent
the main burner from lighting.
IF YOU SMELL GAS: (i) TURN OFF the gas supply (iii) DO NOT operate any electrical switches
(ii) VENTILATE the area (iv) CONTACT your installer or local gas service engineer
