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General| Brand | Valor |
|---|---|
| Model | Homeflame Masquerade |
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
Provides guidance on lifting weights and proper body mechanics for safe handling of the appliance.
Details precautions for handling Refractory Ceramic Fibres (RCF) to minimize dust exposure.
Lists gas type, pressure, input/output, connection type, and pilot/ASD references.
Details the measured gross efficiency percentage of the appliance as per BS 7977.
States the NOx class rating for the appliance.
Outlines UK/IE regulations, British Standards, and Building Regulations for installation.
Covers ventilation, ASD, fireguards, room factors, chimney, fireplace prep, hearth, and clearances.
Details conventional, hole-in-wall, metal flue box, and precast flue system installations.
Lists approved flue types, sizes, and installation standards.
Lists all components for fire unit, fascia, and accessories, with illustrations.
Covers checking appliance attachment soundness and performing a flue pull test.
Details how to test the electronic ignition system, including battery and sparks.
Details connecting the gas supply pipe, 'T' connector, and required pipe material.
Covers removing parts, fitting seals, spacers, and the flue restrictor.
Covers front fixing, cable retention, floor fixing, and sealing procedures.
Covers burner connection, preliminary checks, and inlet pressure checks.
Refers to a separate guide for correct fitting of the ceramic fuel effect.
Details how to locate and secure the window mounting frame and assembly.
Covers first use notes and the Oxysafe flame sensing system.
Guides on lighting, heat control, turning off, and performing spillage tests.
Covers baffle, hood, slider, fascia fitting for all models, and louvre assembly.
Covers pre-operation checks, customer advice on operation, cleaning, and safety.
Covers safety, RCF handling, general checks, and burner aeration.
Details replacement steps for microswitches, fascia, controls, window, fuel effect, burner, and more.
Instructions to follow immediately if gas is smelled.
Covers installation, guards, relighting, wall coverings, and shelf clearances.
Details the maximum and minimum natural gas input and output figures.
Provides a table of product dimensions and clearance requirements.
Covers initial operation notes, vapours, and the Oxysafe safety system.
Guides on lighting, heat control, turning off, and manual lighting procedures.
Instructions for cleaning glass, metal, window assembly, burner, and ceramic parts.
Refers to a separate guide for correct fitting of the ceramic fuel effect.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the battery for different models.
Emphasizes keeping the flue clear and the importance of annual servicing.
Outlines the warranty period and annual service requirements.
Details information to record for warranty claims like serial number, installer, and date.
