Product Description - Kratki ARKE Serie Manual Del Usuario

claim (including the costs of the expertise).
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by unauthorized persons expires.
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

ARKE is a fireplace insert designed for your convenience and comfort while maintaining the highest
safety and quality standards, as well as combining exceptional elegance and aesthetics. Any additional
and useful information, including technical data (Table 1), air circulation diagram inside the cartridge
(Fig.1), glass replacement diagram (Figure 6), door removal and replacement diagram (Figure 7-12)
Lining and replacement Acumote (Fig. 13-14) can be found at the end of this manual. The instructions
also show how to remove the fans (Fig. 2).
The main part of the fireplace insert is the steel jacket (1) (Figure 3), where the combustion chamber
(2) is located. The front wall of the combustion chamber is the steel door (3) with a homogeneous
heat-resistant glass (4) and a handle (5). The door is mounted in the door frame with hooks (6). The
combustion chamber is lined with Acumotte (7). The base of the insert is a two-layer floor (8), the struc-
ture of which is simultaneously an air intake chamber. The air intake is realized by means of a throttle
fitted with a control mechanism (11). Over the door, there is a throttle control handle in the centre of
the device for air supply onto the glass (the air curtain) (12). The control handle (11), (12) moved all
the way to the left means an open primary air supply, and when the handle is moved to the right it
means that the air intake is closed. A cast iron grate (9) is mounted at the bottom of the stove. Waste:
ash and unburned fuel are collected in a removable ash tray (15) underneath the grate. The ash left in
the combustion chamber shall be removed with a dustpan and a brush, a fireplace vacuum cleaner or
an attachment to an industrial vacuum cleaner. There is a steel deflector (10) above the combustion
chamber. The deflector is a limiter for the flow of exhaust gas, intensifying the heat exchange. While
firing, the flue gases wash the walls of the combustion chamber, pass under the deflector and continue
to flow into the flue pipe (14) and pass through the duct to the chimney.
ARKE cassette is equipped with two fans with a total power of 38 W and a capacity of 280 m3/h (18)
located below the combustion chamber. The cold air from the room is directed by turbines along the
bottom, rear and upper walls of the fireplace (16) where it is heated and then discharged into the room
by means of the openings above the door (17). The unit also has the option to connect two hot air di-
stribution ducts to the convection duct. This connection is made by means of two openings in the top
of the fireplace (13). To connect the ducts, you must obtain the appropriate connection components
available in the company's offer.
The turbines are powered by a 230 V mains outlet. A cable with a plug is connected to the outside of
the cassette housing. In the bottom right corner of the door frame there is a three-position switch
1-0-2 for the control of the turbines:
1 – the turbines switch on automatically and work at reduced speed after the sensor reaches a tempe-
rature of 50°C. The sensor is located below the ash tray in the front of the unit,
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