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1. INTRODUCTION
IMPORTANT! All local regulations, including
those that refer to national or European
regulations, must be applied when installing
this device.
The way the stove is installed will decisively affect
safety issues and its correct operation.
It is important to install the stove correctly. For the
correct installation of the stove and chimney, we
recommend the installation be performed by a
professional.
Please read this entire manual before you install
and use your new room heater. Failure to follow
instructions may result in property damage or
bodily injury.
2. INSTALLATION
The appliance must be placed at least 40 cm
(16'') away from any combustible materials. lt
may be necessary to protect the wall and
surrounding materials. The appliance must be
placed on a solid, fire proof hearth conforming to
the current regulations.
Ensure that the chimney is free from soot and
debris and is as straight as possible.
The connection between the unit and the
chimney must be airtight and made with
noncombustible materials, protected against
oxidation (enameled or stainless steel flue pipe).
2.1. CONFIGURATION OF THE SMOKE OUTLET.
The stove can be configured with a rear or top outlet.
REAR FLUE OUTLET
When using the rear flue outlet, install the cover
plate protector (F) before inserting the chimney cap
(D). This protective plate (F) prevents damage to the
chimney cap.
Don't forget to place the gaskets (B and E).
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The chimney must be impermeable and its sides
not too rough.
The chimney will be sufficiently high and clear of
the house ridge by at least 1 meter to prevent any
down draught. It will be protected by insulating
material in order to reduce the risk of soot stains
in the top part of the flue and possibly be fitted
with a cowl to keep out the rain.
BAD
If the chimney is in poor condition or creates a poor
chimney draught, consider lining the flue. It is very
important that the chimney does not create an
excess draught. Consider planning for the
inclusion of a draught stabilizer in the installation,
Alternatively (recommended) a chimney cowel,
designed to stabiliser flue conditions. The
Aerocowel is one such cowel sold for this purpose.
TOP FLUE OUTLET
When using a top flue outlet, install a protection pipe
(C). This protective tube prevents damage to the
flue collar (A).
Don't forget to place the gaskets (B and E).
GOOD
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