ARTE NEAT 70, Installation & User Manual

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FIREPLACE
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more than one device, make sure that there is sufficient air intake. The simultaneous operation of a kitchen hood or a ventilation system
with the fireplace may draw in hazardous gases from the fireplace towards the interior of the room.
According to the operating regulations, the concomitant use of similar devices may be
acceptable only if there is a flue gas control device. When there is a kitchen hood, a ventilation
system or other heating appliances in use, at least one window in the room must remain open.
2. Use of external air:
To use external air remove the bottom or the rear cover depending on the place you want to adjust the air inlet
(Pic. 7.5.2)
&
(Pic.7.5.3)
Although the fireplace uses external air for combustion, make sure that the room is ventilated adequately when the fireplace operates
with external fresh air. When you open the door of the combustion chamber for adding firewood there should be no pressure difference
between outdoor and indoor air in the room, so it is good to keep the door open for about 1.5cm for 5-6 seconds and then fully open it.
ARTE® NEAT fireplaces allow fresh air from two different inlets:
Pic. 7.5.2 Inlet BEHIND Pic. 7.5.3 Inlet BELOW
8. O
PERATING
I
NSTRUCTIONS
8.1. Before initial use of an ARTE® NEAT fireplace
One of our qualified dealers has already given you instructions on how to operate the ARTE® NEAT fireplace you just bought.
In the guidelines below there are detailed instructions on the steps to follow so you do not encounter any issues during the operation of the
Use a hammer to remove the cover.
If you want to import air from an external source, you must apply the corresponding
100mm diameter collar and clamps to mount a flexible conduit.
The air inlet must be positioned so as not to allow being covered.
The air inlet must be communicating with the combustion space and
protected by a grille.
The minimum surface of the air inlet should not be less than ~110cm
2
Avoid using air inlets connected with garages, kitchens,
bathrooms or boiler rooms.
Pic. 7.5.1
Use a hammer to remove the cover.