Cleaning Maintenance, Removing Front of Unit

CLEANING AND

MAINTENANCE

Continued

There are a total of 7 halogen light bulbs (type GX6.35 rated 120 volts, 35 watts) in your unit.

•2 bulbs provide illumination for the ember bed beneath the log set

•2 bulbs provide illumination for the flame generation assembly

•1 bulb provides illumination for the top con- trasting light

•2 bulbs for replacement

Most halogen light bulbs are rated to last approxi- mately 1800 hours. Like all light bulbs, halogen bulbs require periodic replacement. When the bulbs in your unit have burned out you will notice or more of the following:

•Contrasting light is dark

•Flame is dim or dark in certain areas

•Log set ember bed appears dim or dark in certain areas

WARNING: Do not install replacement bulbs that exceed speciﬁed maximum watts.

Your unit must be opened in order to replace the light bulbs. To reduce the number of times you need to open the unit, replace all bulbs at the same time.

Removing Front of Unit

1. Unplug unit from the power supply.

2. Remove the four screws in front of the unit that secure the grill to the main frame (see Figure 4).

3. Four clips hold the front panel to the frame of the unit. Lift the front panel upwards until the clips disconnect. Remove and place face up on

the ﬂoor.		Remove
Remove	Front Panel
		Screws
Screws

Replacing Top Contrasting Bulb

1.The top contrasting light is mounted on the underside of the top “shelf”.

2.Carefully remove spring clip. Hold socket and pull out the old bulb.

3.Hold socket and push in new bulb (DO NOT exceed wattage). Replace spring clip.

Front of Stove

Top Contrasting Bulb

Figure 5 - Replacing Top Contrasting

Bulb

Replacing Log Set Ember Bed Bulbs

1.Remove two screws from grate that secures log set to frame.

2.From the bottom, lift up the log set ember bed and remove it from the unit (do not pull up on logs).

3.Remove spring clip from bulb. Hold socket and pull out old bulb.

4.Hold socket and push in new bulb. Replace spring clip.

Glass	Bulb with
	Spring Clip

Front of Stove

Figure 6 - Ember Bed Bulb Replacement

Figure 4 - Stove Front Panel Removal

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CGESBM specifications

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