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Ermintrude
What do u need instructions for?
Probably cause as he says he wants to service it. So possibly coal layout, kW etc. Have you tried googling, living flame Berkshire and seeing what comes up?
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kirkgas
Heat input, coal position etc etc
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IDCHAPPY
Does the second pic with the data badge not give you any more model details?
take a picture of the coals with your phone,
data plate will do for the heat input
you can do the heat input without a data plate or manufacturers instructions if you know how :thinking:
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Ermintrude
I only asked as thought he might be looking for vent req 100cm2 to outside.
take a picture of the coals with your phone.
How do you know the coals are in the right place to start with?
How do you know the coals are in the right place to start with?
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lame plumber
looks like one with the "cotton wool" base, coals lobbed on top and off you go,
Most newish fires have specific coal layouts
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Ermintrude
Not true. Most of the ones you have seen so far do.
Ermintrude, there isn't many " basket " type manufacturers in the uk market these days. I do agree that I haven't seen them all but I do install them
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Ermintrude
Plenty of relics from 70's 80's 90's
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mak
its a "Gallery Elan decorative basket " fitted one a few weeks back
Yep I wanted them for the ventilation requirements really. Heat Input is 6.95kw. Coals don't need a specific layout on this one just not allowed to be above the level of the frame. I think iv found them online. Been having a discussion with Kirk on a very similar one. Apparently no additional ventilation needed.....
That fire isn't a nu-flame and all nu-flame fires have coal/log/pebble layouts
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Not according to the MI above mate.
I did this one a few weeks back and had the manual in front of me. Didn't have any specific layout.
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Yes you are right to a certain degree, the mi cover all the " mtm/ n fires but your link doesn't show the picture which does show you how they are laid out, so you get a rough idea of what you are to achieve. As a dealer of these fires I have spoke to them several times before, but that isn't a nu flame fire in the picture
Normally it's large coals along the back evenly spaced small at front and then stack them, max three high
[DLMURL]http://www.nu-flame.co.uk/Resources/Evolution%20Plus.pdf[/DLMURL]
[DLMURL]http://www.nu-flame.co.uk/Resources/Evolution%20Plus.pdf[/DLMURL]
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Ermintrude
What category / type of fire would you classify it as? DFE , radiant, room sealed? Flue less? Just have a niggle here?
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kirkgas
How can you confirm the HI is correct without knowing what it should be, I'm familiar with a calculation to use gas rate to work out what the HI is, but as I say how do you then know it's right?
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Ermintrude
it says in accordance with current standards does it not? That mi is for about 35 different fires ? Thought all dfe had to have 100cm2
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