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Operating manual Folding corner fireplace inserts

11 | Installation

Fig. 20:

Baffle plate 63x40x42

63x40x42 K

1) Hook the upper baffle plate (1) into the two support

brackets.

2) Install the middle baffle plates (2) into the elbow joints

provided.

3) Place the lower baffle plate (3) on the left on to the sup-

port bracket and on the right on to the side Keramott.

11.2.3 Installing the firebox lining (Keramott)

Fig. 21:

Keramott 38x38x57 KII

Sequence 38x38x57

Numbering = installation sequence

Summary of Contents for 38x38x57 K 2.0

Page 1: ...Operating manual Folding corner fireplace inserts 38x38x57 55x55x 63x40x42 www austroflamm com ...

Page 2: ...3 0 7249 46 443 www austroflamm com info austroflamm com Edited by Olivera Stojanovic Illustrations Konstruktion Text Technical department Austroflamm Copyright All Rights reserved The contents of these instructions may be reproduced or distributed only with the consent of the publisher Printing spelling and typographical errors reserved ...

Page 3: ...itioning of the type plates 13 5 Technical Data 14 5 1 Technical data under Directive EN 2015 118 2015 1186 14 5 1 1 38x38x57 K 2 0 14 5 1 2 55x55x51 K 3 0 16 5 1 3 55x55x57 K 3 0 18 5 1 4 55x55x68 K 3 0 20 5 1 5 63x40x42 K 2 0 22 5 2 General technical data 24 5 3 Data for measuring the chimney flue 25 6 Transport handling and storage 27 6 1 Transport 27 6 2 Detaching the transport lock 27 6 3 Sto...

Page 4: ...ation 41 10 Connection to ceramic flues 42 10 1 Heating appliance with ceramic flue 43 10 2 Connection to metallic secondary heating surfaces 44 11 Installation 45 11 1 Risks and hazards 45 11 2 Procedure 45 11 2 1 Placing the fireplace insert 45 11 2 2 Install the deflector plates 46 11 2 3 Installing the firebox lining Keramott 47 11 2 4 Mounting the firebox door 49 11 2 5 Converting the flue pi...

Page 5: ...1 14 1 First start up 71 15 Cleaning 72 15 1 Cleaning fireplace insert fuel gas flues 72 15 2 Removing ashes 72 15 3 Cleaning the door window 72 16 Help 73 16 1 Firebox lining 74 16 2 What to do in the event of a chimney fire 74 16 3 What to do in the event of defects 74 17 Spare parts 75 18 Dismantling 76 19 Disposal 77 20 Guarantee warranty 79 21 Data processing 80 22 Start up log 81 23 Service ...

Page 6: ...o the chimney with the master chimney sweep This manual is enclosed with your Austroflamm fireplace insert In the following list we give you an overview of which sections are important for whom Dealer End customer Complete instructions General information auf Seite 6 Purpose of the manual auf Seite 8 Safety auf Seite 10 Product overview auf Seite 12 Technical data auf Seite 14 Requirements at the ...

Page 7: ...ing regulations of the individual federal states or countries Heating regulations of the individual federal states or countries Technical rules of the stove and air heating constructors trade association TR OL or technical rules of other countries Federal Emission Control Ordinance BlmSchV ...

Page 8: ...age www austroflamm com 2 2 Structure of the manual The table of contents can be found on page 3 Illustrations in this manual may differ from the delivered product 2 3 Images used The following representations are used in this manual Steps with mandatory adherence to the sequence ü Prerequisite 1 Step 1 2 Step 2 3 ð Intermediate result additional information ð Result Steps and bullet points withou...

Page 9: ...Operating manual Folding corner fireplace inserts EN 2 Purpose of the manual 9 2 5 Abbreviations Abbreviation Meaning HMS Heat Memory System FI Fireplace insert CF Ceramic flue CVC Convection cladding ...

Page 10: ...eplace insert heat up considerably during operation To operate your fireplace insert we recommend that you use the protective glove supplied with it Please alert children to these dangers and keep them away from the heat producing appliance when it is operating Placing non heat resistant objects on the stove or in its vicinity is forbidden This also applies to air ers fire hazard While the heat pr...

Page 11: ...ion area of the fireplace insert up to a certain distance see Technical Data measured from the front edge of the fire box opening a minimum clearance in the Technical Data 3 4 Special types of hazard and personal protective equipment During certain activities such as installing dismantling special care must be taken to ensure that the following protective equipment is worn Safety gloves Safety sho...

Page 12: ...nsions and the positioning of the type plate 4 2 1 Model overview 38x38x57 K 2 0 Width body installation dimension mm 380 Door frame height mm 570 Pane curvature 90 corner Width mm 409 Depth mm 409 Height mm 1093 1293 Weight kg 72 Nominal heat efficiency kW 5 Flue pipe outlet diameter mm 150 55x55x51 57 68 K 3 0 x51 K x57 K x68 K Width body installation dimension mm 550 550 550 Door frame height m...

Page 13: ...ominal heat efficiency kW 8 Flue pipe outlet diameter mm 150 4 2 2 Positioning of the type plates Here we show where you can find the nameplate You received a copy of the nameplate with the fire place insert You can find a copy of the nameplate of your fireplace insert on the back of the manual you get with your fireplace insert Fig 2 Corner appliance nameplate Corner appliances The nameplate is l...

Page 14: ...ut 5 kW Indirect heat output1 Properties for operation with the preferred fuel Space heating annual use efficiency ηs 72 Energy efficiency index EEI 108 Particular precautions for assembly installation or maintenance Described in the individual sections of the operating manual Fuel Preferred fuel only one 2 Other suit able fuel s 3 ηs x Space heating emis sions at nominal heat ef ficiency Space he...

Page 15: ... control yes At minimum heat output elmin kW two or more manually adjustable levels no room temperature control no In standby condi tion elSB kW Room temperature control with mechanical ther mostat no Pilot flame power requirement with electronic room temperature control no Pilot flame power requirement if present Ppilot kW with electronic room temperature control and day time regulation no with e...

Page 16: ...9 Other standards technical specifications Specifications Indirect heating function no Direct heat output 11 3 kW Indirect heat output1 Properties for operation with the preferred fuel Space heating annual use efficiency ηs 70 5 Energy efficiency index EEI 106 Particular precautions for assembly installation or maintenance Described in the individual sections of the operating manual Fuel Preferred...

Page 17: ...ure control yes At minimum heat output elmin kW two or more manually adjustable levels no room temperature control no In standby condi tion elSB kW Room temperature control with mechanical ther mostat no Pilot flame power requirement with electronic room temperature control no Pilot flame power requirement if present Ppilot kW with electronic room temperature control and day time regulation no wit...

Page 18: ...29 Other standards technical specifications Specifications Indirect heating function no Direct heat output 13 kW Indirect heat output1 Properties for operation with the preferred fuel Space heating annual use efficiency ηs 70 4 Energy efficiency index EEI 106 Particular precautions for assembly installation or maintenance Described in the individual sections of the operating manual Fuel Preferred ...

Page 19: ...re control yes At minimum heat output elmin kW two or more manually adjustable levels no room temperature control no In standby condi tion elSB kW Room temperature control with mechanical ther mostat no Pilot flame power requirement with electronic room temperature control no Pilot flame power requirement if present Ppilot kW with electronic room temperature control and day time regulation no with...

Page 20: ...29 Other standards technical specifications Specifications Indirect heating function no Direct heat output 15 kW Indirect heat output1 Properties for operation with the preferred fuel Space heating annual use efficiency ηs 70 1 Energy efficiency index EEI 106 Particular precautions for assembly installation or maintenance Described in the individual sections of the operating manual Fuel Preferred ...

Page 21: ...re control yes At minimum heat output elmin kW two or more manually adjustable levels no room temperature control no In standby condi tion elSB kW Room temperature control with mechanical ther mostat no Pilot flame power requirement with electronic room temperature control no Pilot flame power requirement if present Ppilot kW with electronic room temperature control and day time regulation no with...

Page 22: ... 13229 Other standards technical specifications Specifications Indirect heating function no Direct heat output 8 kW Indirect heat output1 Properties for operation with the preferred fuel Space heating annual use efficiency ηs 72 Energy efficiency index EEI 108 Particular precautions for assembly installation or maintenance Described in the individual sections of the operating manual Fuel Preferred...

Page 23: ... control yes At minimum heat output elmin kW two or more manually adjustable levels no room temperature control no In standby condi tion elSB kW Room temperature control with mechanical ther mostat no Pilot flame power requirement with electronic room temperature control no Pilot flame power requirement if present Ppilot kW with electronic room temperature control and day time regulation no with e...

Page 24: ...hput maximum kg h 1 6 3 66 4 01 4 88 2 3 Cross section convection outlet cm 500 700 700 Cross section convection inlet cm 500 700 700 Emissions values 38x38x57 K 55x55 K 63x40x42 K CO mg Nm 1250 1250 1250 Dust based on 13 O2 40 40 40 OGC mg MJ 50 50 50 NOx based on 13 O2 mg m 150 150 150 Efficiency 80 80 80 Flue gas temperature C 273 295 298 306 230 Flue gas mass flow g s 5 0 11 5 12 1 13 7 7 65 M...

Page 25: ...he chimney flue Fireplace inserts with self closing firebox doors Description Fireplace insert EN 13229 A1 A For values see Technical data TIP When the draft is too great the draft must be limited Ensuring the correct draft is a matter for the stove tiled stove builder TIP For a chimney draft above 18 Pa it is urgently recommended that a throttle valve available as an ac cessory be incorporated in...

Page 26: ...nduits do not create a bend as the cross section will be reduced keep cross section constant The free air passage at the air grille must not be less than the actual cross section of the recom mended external air duct there must be no negative pressure suction at the point of the air duct intake even in unfavour able wind conditions ...

Page 27: ...on of the fireplace insert must be reported Transport is with a crate Use a lifting truck or forklift to transport the crate including the fireplace insert Remove the crate and dispose of it appropriately 6 2 Detaching the transport lock A transport lock is only installed for 38x38x57 K fireplace inserts It must be detached before installa tion and removed from the chimney insert To do so please p...

Page 28: ...t against dirt heat and moisture The following illustrations are attached to the crate and must be observed Fragile always place upright protect against moisture and store dry Remove and dispose of packing material in an environ mentally friendly manner The crate can be disposed of in the separate collection for packaging Local disposal regulations must be ob served ...

Page 29: ...no negative pressure greater than 0 04 mbar occurs overall via the combustion air flow of the fireplace insert and the volume flows of the ventilation systems in the installation room and rooms connected via the ventilation network This must also be guaranteed when easily access ible ventilation system control equipment is adjusted or removed TIP When operating a controlled living room ventilation...

Page 30: ...uring combustion TIP For an adequate combustion air supply we recommend a closed combustion air duct between com bustion air trunking on the fireplace insert and circulating air grille Fig 5 Combustion air trunking The combustion air trunking should always be connected as otherwise no combustion air is routed into the firebox 7 4 Combustion air duct Combustion air ducts must be made of dimensional...

Page 31: ...ey is not allowed with balanced flue operation 7 7 Flue pipe connectors The connecting piece must be selected in accordance with DIN EN 13384 The connection between fireplace insert and heat recovery surface or to the chimney must be made using steel flue pipes with a minimum wall thickness of 2 mm or flue pipes made of austenitic non rusting steel with a minimum wall thickness of 1 mm The connect...

Page 32: ... hardwood for example beechwood reduces this effect The size of your heat producing appliance s combustion chamber will dictate whether your firewood is 25cm 33cm or 50cm in length 50cm pieces of log should preferably dry for somewhat longer lain down for three years or more because wood is dried out mainly by the leakage of water from the ca pillaries and that simply takes time And the path from ...

Page 33: ...t modern heat producing appliances with a low placement quantity often have little fire heaps occur leading one to wonder whether a fire can burn at all with so little fuel Nevertheless you must never exceed the maximum placement because that would cause damage Many wood briquettes change during the temperature increase when burning by opening up This should not worry you as it is normal When inse...

Page 34: ...st not exceed 7 cm Fuel Only burn the recommended fuel Explosive substances It is strictly forbidden to burn or introduce highly flammable or explosive substances empty aerosols and the like into the firebox or to store them in the immediate vicinity of your fireplace insert Risk of explosion 8 2 Fuel quantity NOTICE To avoid damage you must NEVER operate your fireplace insert a greater quantity o...

Page 35: ...amage to the appliance The fireplace insert must not have any connection to the housing minimum gap width 3 mm as oth erwise damage may be caused to the appliance 9 1 Installation in front of or next to a wall requiring protection 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 8 15 Fig 6 Set up in front of next to a wall to be protected ...

Page 36: ... wall 17 Cladding facing the room 18 80 cm radiation area 19 Convection air cladding Side and rear thermal insulation layers The building wall to be protected 1 must be protected with a 9 cm thick insulation layer 16 The cladding must likewise be protected with an insulation layer The cladding does not need to be protected if the open stove is designed in such a way that the free surfaces of the c...

Page 37: ...lation layer 16 to the rear and on both sides must be allowed for The convection space 5 must be heat insulated to all areas that are not heat emitting claddings The walls the floor and the ceiling of the heating cham ber must be clean and resistant to abrasion see tech nical rules of the stove and air heating constructors as sociation Therefore the insulation layer if it is not cal cium silicate ...

Page 38: ...als e g wooden ceiling and no furniture within a range of 30 cm next to and 50 cm above the air outlets 14 13 Air inlet 14 Air outlet 9 5 Closed fireplace system hypocaust The convection air circulates within the closed cladding The heat is emitted via radiation above the cladding 9 6 Protecting the installation floor D E 9 7 8 Fig 10 Protecting the installation base Installation bases 8 with flam...

Page 39: ... beams 24 are permissible at a distance of at least 1 cm in front of the cladding 11 and frame 23 of the open fireplace insert if the ornamental beam is not a component of the build ing the clearance spaces to the cladding are so open that no accumulation of heat can occur the ornamental beam is not within the radiation area of the open fireplace insert 11 Cladding 23 Frame 24 Ornamental beam F Ex...

Page 40: ... such as floors butt joined wall cladding and insulation layers on ceilings and walls can be brought up to the cladding without any gap 9 14 Thermal insulation layers and materials Insulation layers must be made of heat insulating boards of construction material class A1 as per DIN 4102 Part 1 with a maximum application temperature of at least 700 C and a bulk density of more than 80 kg m The insu...

Page 41: ... 99 divergent test conditions Thermal insulation layers must be seamless and overlapping If thermal insulation layers within the convection area are used for all fireplace inserts without convec tion cladding made of mineral wool these must also be clad in an abrasive resistant and non reflective manner e g with black plate or sheet steel or galvanised sheet iron It is vital to ensure that the the...

Page 42: ...55x55x K 3 0 11 5 12 1 13 7 295 298 306 12 63x40x42 K 7 65 230 12 Maximum length of chamotte ceramic flues The flue gas temperatures at the appliance collar are average temperatures over the duration of the combustion Appliance type Flue length m Feed pressure at collar Pa Flue gas temperature down stream of the flues ºC 38x38x57 3 12 190 55x55x 4 12 190 63x40x42 3 5 12 190 The flue is constructed...

Page 43: ...to ceramic flues 43 10 1 Heating appliance with ceramic flue Example showing the KMS system Thermal insulation Extension wall Floor Example with CVC flue module bricks 125 combustion air collar individual individu al individual individual 1 2 3 1 2 3 Fig 15 KMS system ...

Page 44: ...owing dimensioned sketch The base of the heat exchanger must be stable and heat resistant The installation base on which the heat exchanger is to be set up must be heat insulated in analogy to the manner described in the sec tion Protecting the installation floor Access to the cleaning openings on the heat exchanger must be ensured General condition The joining pieces from the fireplace insert and...

Page 45: ...ipment must be used Type of protective equipment Safety gloves Safety shoes Work equipment The following work equipment is required for this step Work equipment Activity SW24 spanner Various adjustment jobs Slotted screwdriver var jobs on the sheet metal heat deflectors pliers var bending jobs 11 2 Procedure 11 2 1 Placing the fireplace insert Fig 17 Readjusting adjustable feet with SW24 1 Place a...

Page 46: ...2 1 Fig 18 Elbows for 38x38x57 38x38x57 1 Hook the upper baffle plate 1 into the two support brackets 2 Place the lower baffle plate 2 on to the support bracket and the right side on to the side Keramott 1 2 Fig 19 Elbows for 55x55x 55x55x 1 Insert the upper baffle plate 1 up into the support brackets 2 Then the lower baffle plate 2 is placed up on to the rear Keramott and fixed in front with the ...

Page 47: ...into the two support brackets 2 Install the middle baffle plates 2 into the elbow joints provided 3 Place the lower baffle plate 3 on the left on to the sup port bracket and on the right on to the side Keramott 11 2 3 Installing the firebox lining Keramott 1 2 4 6 7 3 8 5 Fig 21 Keramott 38x38x57 KII Sequence 38x38x57 Numbering installation sequence ...

Page 48: ...g manual Folding corner fireplace inserts 48 1 3 2 4 Fig 22 Keramott 55x55x KII Sequence 55x55x Numbering installation sequence 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 6 9 1 2 Fig 23 Keramott 63x40x42 KII Sequence 63x40x42 Numbering installation sequence ...

Page 49: ...the lower door bolt is free 5 Pull the bottom of the door towards you so that the bottom of the door is free 6 Lower the door and release it from the upper mount ing 11 2 4 2 Fitting the door 1 Position the door at a slight angle 2 Insert the upper bolt 3 Place door vertically 4 Insert the lower bolt 5 Lower door until the door is seated 6 Tighten the spring until it engages behind the hinge beari...

Page 50: ...ible for models 38x38x57 K and 55x55x Conversion is illustrated using the model 38x38x57 K Conversion is analogous for the model 55x55x Fig 24 Changing door rabbet 1 Remove door as described in the section Removing the door auf Seite 49 2 Remove rabbet from top and remount it at bottom Fig 25 Unhooking hooking door spring 3 Unhook door spring and hook it again at the top ...

Page 51: ...ghten it until the bolt stops ð 9 mm projection 1 Fig 26 Remounting the covers 5 Detach covers 1 and mount on the other side Fig 27 Removing the window bars The next three steps are only necessary for the Model 38x38x57 K Otherwise please skip these three steps 6 Remove the top and bottom window bars ...

Page 52: ...t be turned 180 in the door when it is hinged to the right horizontal part al ways at the bottom as otherwise the secondary air intake is severely impaired resulting in poorer combustion and heavy soiling of the glass pane 2 1 Fig 30 Changing adjusting the parts 9 Unscrew screw 1 to the correct height ð The correct height can be measured from the screw 2 10 Screw in screw 2 11 Rotate door by 180 a...

Page 53: ...Installation 53 11 2 5 Converting the flue pipe bracket 2 1 Fig 31 Removing cover and flue pipe bracket 1 Remove cover 1 on the side or at the rear 2 Remove flue pipe bracket 2 Fig 32 Changing the parts Fig 33 Parts changed over 3 Replace parts and reinstall ...

Page 54: ...and the washers M8 M6 4 Repeat the above steps for the other HMS brick 11 2 6 2 HMS 55x55x K 1 1 2 2 Fig 35 Mounting 55x55x K HMS 1 Mount HMS holder 1 with the screws 2 Attach and hook HMS brick 2 to the HMS holder 1 3 Repeat the above steps for the remaining bricks 11 2 6 3 HMS 63x40x42 K 3 1 1 2 3 2 Fig 36 Mounting 63x40x42 HMS 1 Mount HMS holder 1 with the screws 2 Attach HMS brick 2 to the HMS...

Page 55: ...stallation 55 11 2 7 Mounting large top storage box 1 Fig 37 Removing the smoke collector 1 Loosen hexagon nuts washers and clamping shoe 1 2 Remove smoke collector Fig 38 Attaching large top storage box to the bolts 3 Attach large top storage box to the bolts ...

Page 56: ...age box and fasten it to the bolt 4 with clamping shoe 3 washer 2 and hexagon nut 3 5 If necessary bring the smoke collector into the correct position To do so see section Adjusting the smoke collector auf Seite 65 11 2 8 Mounting small top storage box 1 Fig 40 Removing the smoke collector 1 Loosen hexagon nuts washers and clamping shoe 1 2 Remove smoke collector ...

Page 57: ...ge box to the bolts 4 3 2 1 5 Fig 42 Mounting smoke collector on top storage box 4 Place smoke collector 5 on to the small top storage box and fasten it to the bolt 4 with clamping shoe 3 washer 2 and hexagon nut 3 5 If necessary bring the smoke collector into the correct position To do so see section Adjusting the smoke collector auf Seite 65 ...

Page 58: ...erts 58 11 2 9 Mounting top storage bricks 1 Fig 43 Removing the smoke collector 1 Loosen hexagon nuts washers and clamping shoe 1 2 Remove smoke collector Fig 44 Attaching the upper ring 3 Attach bottom ring and fasten to the bolt with clamp ing shoe washer and nut ...

Page 59: ...haust collar Diameter 160 180 max 4 bricks Diameter 200 250 max 6 bricks 5 Placing the top storage brick on to the ring ð The flue gas temperature beyond the rings must not fall below 190 C 1 Fig 47 Mounting threaded rod 6 The threaded rods 1 can be cut to the relevant length with a saw before or after mounting ð Please ENSURE when cutting that the thread turn is not damaged ð The length is depend...

Page 60: ...tening the upper ring 8 Place upper ring on the threaded rods and fasten with hexagon nuts and washers 2 4 2 1 3 Fig 49 Mounting the smoke collector 9 Place smoke collector on the upper ring and fasten with the clamping shoes 3 M8x60 hexagon screws 1 M8 washers 2 and M8 hexagon nut 4 ...

Page 61: ...10 hexagon screws a little at the bot tom of the fireplace insert 2 1 Fig 51 Screwing together KV cladding at the rear and at the side 2 Screw together KV cladding at the side 1 and KV cladding at the rear 2 Fig 52 Attaching KV at the rear and side to the fireplace insert 3 Attach the assembled part KV side and rear cladding to the fireplace insert and hang it on the screws at the bottom and tight...

Page 62: ...and rear of the KV cladding 1 Fig 54 Mounting the CV cladding in front 5 Attach the KV cladding 1 to the front of the fireplace insert and screw it to the cover from the top 11 2 11 Fitting the deco frame NOTICE Design frames must not be plastered over nor walled in Fig 55 Screwing out the screws 1 Remove door Proceed as described in the section Re moving the door auf Seite 49 2 Screw out the scre...

Page 63: ...and fastening the design frame 3 Carefully attach design frame to the fireplace insert and fasten with screws 4 Install the doors Proceed as described in the section Fitting the door auf Seite 49 5 Adjust door as necessary Proceed as described in the section Adjusting the door auf Seite 64 ...

Page 64: ...t must first be dismounted Undo the screw of the cover and take off the cover 5 Loosen the screw 2 and use the plate to correctly set the door tilt angle 6 Then remount the cover 1 2 1 Fig 59 Adjusting the door ü The screw 1 must be set in the centre so that the door seals properly and engages properly at the notch 2 on the handle 7 The adjustment can be made at the back of the screw 1 using the s...

Page 65: ...oke collector 2 in order to bring it into the desired position 3 Tighten screws 1 fully 3 4 Fig 61 Adjusting the smoke collector collar 4 Loosen screws 3 5 Turn the smoke collector collar 4 in order to bring it into the desired position ð This allows any desired angle to be achieved by turning the exhaust collar 4 ð All the necessary seals are already glued into the cast parts 6 Tighten screws 3 f...

Page 66: ...of appliances are characterised by their extremely simple operation 1 2 3 4 Fig 62 Operating functions on the appli ance Operation 1 Convection outlet 2 Door lock 3 Convection inlet 4 Combustion air controller Combustion air controller Maximum air feed for fast burning Low heat output I Average heat output ...

Page 67: ...modified 13 3 Fuel NOTICE To avoid damage you must NEVER operate your fireplace insert a greater quantity of fuel than that specified in this manual Approved fuel Dry properly stored unrefined log preferably hard wood is permitted as fuel for our hybrid stoves Round wood must be split at least once so that it lights better The diameter of the split piece of wood must not exceed 7 cm Maximum fuel q...

Page 68: ...riod and in the transitional period e g strong wind fog etc For this purpose hold a match or lighter flame to the open fire door If the flame is not drawn into the opening buoy ancy must be created in the chimney by means of a strong build up of heat e g from paper or match wood If this does not succeed the stove must not be put into operation 1 Turning the combustion air controller regulator com ...

Page 69: ...f fuel laid burns off quickly 3 Completely open all available warm air grilles 4 If there are only embers left in the firebox stoke up 13 6 Adding firewood Please note that the fireplace inserts are not slow burn fires These are temporary burning fires i e Longer continual operation is achieved through repeated stoking up No loose or easily flammable items of clothing should be worn when laying th...

Page 70: ...e ashes should be removed more frequently 13 8 Heating with a ceramic flue secondary heating surface If your stove is equipped with a ceramic flue or with a metallic secondary heating surface the follow ing must be observed during the heating operation When heating via the secondary heating surface the firebox door must not be opened flue gas leakage To add firewood the deflector flap must first b...

Page 71: ...he section Lighting auf Seite 68 explained ð During the first fire after the system has been completed this should be kept very small in the first hour and only gradually increased by increasing the amount of wood laid However the amount of wood laid per hour may not be exceeded in the process ð The odours during the first fire are caused by the evaporation of sheet metal greases and binding agent...

Page 72: ...is and in good time at least 1 x per week remove the ashes from the firebox If the firebox is not regularly cleaned of ash then there is a danger that the combustion air openings become blocked and the appliance suffers damage To remove the ashes proceed as follows NOTICE Please note that when removing the ashes embers could be in the firebox Remove ashes only when the fireplace insert is in a col...

Page 73: ...ring the first heating cycles the varnish hardens and smells in the process The fireplace insert surface is dusty soiled Keep the surfaces of the fireplace in sert clean Keep the floor area clean around the fireplace insert Flue gas escapes when stoking up and during the heating phase Chimney draft too low flue pipe con nection leaky Check connection points and if ne cessary reseal Check chimney d...

Page 74: ...ring or after operation but these do not affect the functioning of the appliance It is not necessary to replace such parts 16 2 What to do in the event of a chimney fire If the wrong fuel is used or if the fuel is too moist a chimney fire can occur due to deposits in the chim ney 1 Call the fire brigade and the district chimney sweep 2 Shut off the combustion air 3 Allow access to the cleaning ope...

Page 75: ...Operating manual Folding corner fireplace inserts EN 17 Spare parts 75 17 Spare parts To order spare parts please contact your Austroflamm dealer ...

Page 76: ...18 Dismantling EN Operating manual Folding corner fireplace inserts 76 18 Dismantling For correct uninstallation and dismantling of the fireplace insert contact your Austroflamm specialist dealer ...

Page 77: ...be disposed of Reuse or recyc ling is not possible Local disposal options must be observed Steel sheet Disassemble steel sheet components of the appliance by mechanical crushing If present remove seals beforehand Dispose of steel sheet parts as metal scrap Local disposal options must be ob served Cast iron Disassemble cast iron components of the appliance by unscrewing or flexing them from one ano...

Page 78: ...l Folding corner fireplace inserts 78 Handles and decorative elements made of metal If present disassemble or remove handles and decorative elements made of metal and dispose of as metal scrap Local disposal options must be observed ...

Page 79: ...fireplace insert Noise of this kind does not con stitute a warranty claim and do not constitute a warranty claim The territorial scope of validity of our guarantee covers Austria Germany and France In all other countries separate conditions of the importer apply to the respective country No warranty case occurs if your Austroflamm fireplace insert is not located within the territorial scope of val...

Page 80: ...llection of additional information usually requires the consent of the data subject You may voluntarily grant such consent in the following section If you consent to the appropriate handling of your personal data for the following purposes please tick this box o I hereby agree that Austroflamm GmbH and AUSTROFLAMM Service GmbH Co KG may send me service reminders and offers on other products from A...

Page 81: ...de temperature during draft measurement Controlled living space ventilation yes no External air supply conduit yes no Instructions for Operator Customer Instructions for handling the appliance explained clearly and comprehensibly Appliance test heated together with the customer Terms of the guarantee and warranty explained Cleaning and maintenance interval explained glove operating manual handed o...

Page 82: ...23 Service Report EN Operating manual Folding corner fireplace inserts 82 23 Service Report Date Technicians Notes Work carried out replacement parts installed ...

Page 83: ...Operating manual Folding corner fireplace inserts EN 23 Service Report 83 Date Technicians Notes Work carried out replacement parts installed ...

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