Search the forum,

Discuss decorative fuel effect fire without the coals in the Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board area at PlumbersForums.net

Status
Not open for further replies.

Subby

Plumbers Arms member
Plumber
Gas Engineer
Messages
446
Can a DFE be run without the coles/logs?
I am servicing one anf have flame impingement and the diagram of the coles is not clear so am thinking of doing away with the coals. the fire is a fell romeo16 inch flues gas fire
 
it must be left working as the manufacturer has designed with all coals in the right place etc..... always best to phone the manufacturer if needed and ask for photos of coal layout or advice on positions.
 
Are you mad,

Definitely not to be run like this without coals.

You need to contact the manufacturer and get the pictures of the coals effect layout to ensure that they are the correct coals & correctly positioned and operation of the fire iaw M.I's.

Failure to do this could would result in operation NOT iaw M.I's and possible generation of CO and you would be bonkers to allow this to happen leaving you wide open to causing injury/fatality & prosecution.

If you cannot clearly ascertain the correct layout of the coals, isolate the fire and advise customer of reasons why, contact manufacturer for clarification.

Advise that worst case scenario if there is no solution then the fire will need to be permanently isolated or removed to ensure the safety of the tenant/homeowner,

Cheers,

Andy
 
Last edited:
As above. I had one a few weeks ago. After cleaning ran it to test without coals just to see flame picture and it was lifting off burner as well as coals missing. Capped it off at custs request as he wasnt happy with it anyway.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Reply to decorative fuel effect fire without the coals in the Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board area at PlumbersForums.net

Similar plumbing topics

Hi, Can anyone advise as to why the cold water to my bathroom keeps airlocking? This originally happened about 12 months ago and has happened 3-4 times since. It’s an upstairs bathroom, fed from a tank in the attic. The tank is about 8 Meters away and feeds a bath, sink and toilet. The tank...
Replies
9
Views
297
Hi guys. I'm trying to identify a toilet model before ordering a seat for a customer. I went to what used to be a Roca stockist (they no longer are) and one of the guys there reckoned it might be "The Gap". I went to the new stockist and the guy there disagreed it was "The Gap" and that he'd...
Replies
2
Views
124
Hi, basic question, any insight much appreciated. Looking to have an outdoor tap in my front porch fed from 15mm pex coming up from suspended floor. Pic 1 is inside porch, pex temporarily clipped to give an idea of pipe placement (ignore shoddy blockwork of booted cowboy builder!), Pic 2 is...
Replies
6
Views
216
Hi all I'm hoping someone can shine a light on this for me Since our stop tap on the pavement has now been filled with sand for whatever reason, we are relying on our property fitted stopcock (this is outside on our garage wall) Unfortunately turning this to the closed position only reduces...
Replies
3
Views
221
I have a plumber coming tomorrow to change a cartridge on a badly dripping tap on my bathroom mixer unit. There is no separate isolating valve for this tap so I'll have to close the stopcock. I tried closing it today but it won't go absolutely 100% closed and there is still a very slight flow...
Replies
1
Views
228
Creating content since 2001. Untold Media.

Newest Plumbing Threads

Back
Top
AdBlock Detected

We get it, advertisements are annoying!

Sure, ad-blocking software does a great job at blocking ads, but it also blocks useful features of our website. For the best site experience please disable your AdBlocker.

I've Disabled AdBlock