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General| Brand | Aurora |
|---|---|
| Model | Archer IS700 |
| Category | Gas Heater |
| Language | English |
Critical directives: read manual, do not remove guards, etc.
Provides essential safety guidelines for installation and general operation.
Specifies required clearances to combustible materials for safety and servicing.
Outlines requirements for co-axial and single flexi flue installations and configurations.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the gas supply line to the heater.
Details how to adjust the gas valve pressure, identifying key components.
Details the installation process for the main door safety screen.
Highlights warnings on qualified installers, clearances, fluing, and fire risk.
Warns against changing log positions for optimal function and burner alignment.
Emphasizes checking and adjusting gas pressure for Natural Gas and not for LPG.
Notes on gas connection and not using PVC cement for flue pipe connections.
Specifies PVC cement use and pipe support to prevent sagging and water traps.
Advises on gas connection for servicing and cautions against sagging elbows causing water traps.
Cautions about unplugging the heater, handling wires, and not removing specific wiring.
Emphasizes easy removal for servicing when installing the gas supply line.
Warns about high temperatures and mandates guard replacement after servicing.
Warns against water traps forming in the flue system to ensure operation.
Essential directive for flue terminal venting to the outside atmosphere.
Advises against gluing flue pipe connections and ensuring correct pipe length.
A comprehensive checklist of steps to follow before operating the appliance.
Checks regarding installer qualifications, flue specifications, and avoiding non-specified parts.
Emphasizes verifying power polarity, earth connections, and panel security.
Steps for turning on power and gas, and selecting burner settings.
Steps for shutting down the heater and explains continued fan operation for cooling.
Explains the high temperature cut-out switch and its triggers for room temperature.
Details the process of first firing for paint curing and necessary precautions.
Advises on ventilation and avoiding touching the heater during paint curing.
