Arada Installation Manual
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INSTALLATION
opening and clean off any surplus fire cement.
Note:
The flue pipe must be fitted inside the
outlet spigot. Failure to do so could result in
the spillage of condensation running down the
flue.
SEALING THE BACK AND BASE OF
INSET STOVES TO A FIRE
SURROUND
In order for the stove to operate correctly and
at maximum efficiency it is necessary to
achieve a good seal between the back face
of the stove convector section, the stove back
base sections and the decorative fire surround
and hearth.
This should be achieved using fire cement.
Any void surrounding an inset stove when
installed should be filled with fire cement in the
interest of safety and efficiency.
ADJUSTING THE SELF
LEVELLING FEET (IF APPLICABLE)
Adjustment is as follows:
Position the stove on the hearth into its
final resting place.
On the rear leg of the stove, loosen the
pozi screw, and rotate the inner ‘cam’
shaped levelling foot until this touches
the hearth.
Re-tighten the pozi screw. Check the
stove is level with a spirit level.
Repeat for the other rear leg.
FIRE BED SURROUNDS
Cast fire bed surrounds are supplied with the
boiler stove and should be fitted into the
retaining holes in the rear grate bar support.
GRATE BARS
The grate comprises of a series of cast iron grate
bars, seated on a pair of combs. All bars in the
grate are identical.
The bars should be seated with every other bar
rotated 180 degrees, so the ends marked ’H’ and
’L’ alternate on each comb. The ends marked ‘L’
should be seated on the low part of the comb,
whilst the ends marked ‘H’ should be seated on
the high sections.
Flue Exhaust Diversion System
(FEDS)
(Not applicable to EB25HE)
The inner section of the FEDS is welded in place
during manufacture. The outer FEDS is fitted at
the factory but may become dislodged during
transit. The rear end of the outer FEDS sits on