Remote Controle; Pilot Light Setting; Switching Off; Important - Dru DIABLO Instructions D'installation

Remote control

The level of the flames can be regulated with the remote
control, which will turn button B; to the right for a smaller
flame, to the left for a larger flame. Controlling button B
by hand will give the same result.This will require a certain
effort and it is quite normal to hear clicking.

Pilot light setting

If the heater is not in use but you would like the pilot light
to remain alight, set button A to the small flame.The gas
supply to the main burner will then be switched off.

Switching off

Turn button A to the "0" setting.The gas supply to the
burners will then be switched off.

Important

A built-in safety lock is activated when the appliance is
switched to "OFF" (closed down setting).Therefore, wait
5 minutes before relighting the heater.Within this period,
do not try to push the lighting button, as this has been
blocked by the safety lock. Do not force the button, as this
may result in damage to the mechanism.
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.
• Connect the wires to the connectors on the gas control
valve.The different sized plugs correspond with the con-
nectors on the gas control valve (fig. 8).
• Open the lid.
• Insert 4 penlight batteries
(type AA). Make sure they
are the right way round.
• Replace the lid.
• Fix the receiver in the tray
behind the flap on the right.
Make sure that the red LED
is pointing to the front.The
wire should run through
the opening at the back.

Replacing the batteries in the receiver

• Remove the casing.
• On the right, behind the reciever, is a holder.
• Take the receiver out of the holder.The back of the
receiver (with an opening for the wire) is removable.The
batteries are under that cover.
• Remove the old batteries and insert the new ones, mak-
ing sure that the + and – signs on the batteries corre-
spond 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.

GENERAL NOTES

Gas Safety Regulations (for installation & use) 1998
In your own interest and that of safety, it is law that all gas
appliances are installed by competent persons in accor-
dance with the above regulations. Failure to install appli-
ances correctly could lead to prosecution.
NB: The Confederation of Registered Gas
Installers, whose members are identified by the
emblem shown here, are all required to work to
the recognized standards.

Cleaning and Maintenance

The appliance should be inspected once a year by a quali-
fied company, and cleaned and/or repaired as
necessary.The inspection and maintenance must at least
ensure that the appliance is working correctly and
safely.This can be done by your own gasinstaller or a spe-
cialised maintenance company. It is advisable to remove
any dust from the appliance several times before and dur-
ing the heating
season. After a while a deposit will form on the inside of
the glass pane.This can be removed with a damp cloth or
with a non-abrasive cleaning agent (e.g. brass polish). Do
this as soon as any deposit appears, to prevent it from
burning and becoming impossible to clean. Do not use
corrosive or abrasive substances to clean the casing.Any
damage to the coating, caused by things put on or against
the casing for example, is not covered by the guarantee.
NB: When replacing the thermocouple, the coupling nut in
fig. 8
the gas control block should first be tightened by hand and
then tightened a quarter-turn with an open-ended spanner.
GENERAL NOTES