Positioning The Logs; Dismantling / Fitting Glass Window Frame; Remote Control; Connecting The Receiver - Dru Passeo C11 Instructions D'installation Et Mode D'emploi

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
• Expel all air from the supply pipes/hoses before coupling
to the appliance.
• Do not turn the coupling tap when connecting it to the
gas supply.
• Avoid any pressure on the control tap and pipes.
• Check that all connections are gastight.

Positioning the logs

Distribute the vermiculite evenly over the front and back
burners. Make sure not to get too much vermiculite on
the ignition points of the front and back burners.
The separate logs can be seen in fig. 10, fig. 12 shows the
logs grouped in position.
Log 1: Against the notches on the back burner;
Log 2: Diagonally across log 1 with the knot side down;
Log 3: With the knot side in the corner on log 2;
Log 4: In the middle of the heater against the ridge on log
1, with the front against the teeth on the burner;
Log 5: Slanting backwards and on the front burner
support;
Log 6: In the left-hand corner on log 1 (there is a notch
on the back of log 1);
Log 7: On top of log 5, slanting up towards log 6;
Log 8: Diagonally across log 5 (must not lie on the burner
surface);
Log 9: With the knob in the burner and the front on the
teeth of the front burner;
Sprinkle the chips around the logs.
At the front, the chips can be laid on the burner teeth
(slanting upwards);
Do not cover completely, air must be able to circulate.
Do not use any materials other than those supplied.The
supplied materials are incombustible and have been
manufactured specifically for this appliance.

Dismantling / Fitting glass window frame

Remove the decorative panels, supplied separately,
(fig. 8a,b,c,).
Remove the eight self-tapping screws (fig. 8d) with the
spanner provided (fig. 9a).
Holding the handle (fig. 9b) lift the glass pane.
Lift the glass pane out of its hooks by lifting the top approx
1.5 cm and then tilting it forwards approx. 1.5 cm (fig. 9c).
Twist the window frame at the bottom of the heater in
the direction (fig. 9d).
Reassemble in reverse order.
For safety reasons a guard should be placed in
front of the fire at all times.

Remote control

Remote control is supplied as a standard accessory.The
heater has a freely adjustable. Batteries, with a life
expectancy of approximately one year, feed the electrical
supply.The remote control will only work if the pilot light
is lit.

Connecting the Receiver

The remote control system comprises a receiver and a
remote control, packed together in one box. The receiver
must be connected to the appliance fitting the batteries.
This is done as
follows:
• Take the receiver
out of the box.
• Slide the white plug
of the cable onto
the receiver circuit
board (fig. 10).
• Connect the wires
to the connectors
on the gas control
valve.The different
sized plugs correspond with the connectors on the gas
control valve.
• Open the lid.
• Insert 4 penlight batteries (type AA). Make sure they are
the right way round.
• Replace the lid.
• Place the remote control receiver in the tray on the
service flap. Make sure the red "LED" is pointing forwards.

Replacing the batteries in the receiver

• Open the door from the service flap.
• Take the receiver and open the lid.The batteries are under
that cover.
• Remove the old batteries and insert the new ones, making
sure that the + and – signs on the batteries correspond
with those in the holder.
Inserting or replacing the batteries
in the remote control
• Remove the cover on the back of the remote control.
• Connect a square battery (type 6LR61) to the clip.
• Fit the battery in the holder.
• Replace the cover.
• The temperature is shown on the display in Fahrenheit,
press both buttons for a few seconds and it will change to
Celsius.
NB: Do not throw old batteries in the dustbin.They
should be treated as Chemical Waste.
For the optimal functioning and longer useful life of its
appliance, Dru advises the use of Duracell batteries.
22
fig. 10