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Operating manual Heidi Back 2.0

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Driving plate

724689-92

Controller drive shaft 2

724702-92

Controller drive shaft 3

724703-92

Motor magnet adapter

724715-92

Aperture control unit

724716-29

Mainboard support sleeve

724717-29

Cover

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Summary of Contents for Heidi Back 2.0

Page 1: ...Operating manual Heidi Back 2 0 www austroflamm com...

Page 2: ...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...

Page 3: ...meplates 13 5 Technical data 14 5 1 Technical data according to Regulation EU 2015 1185 and delegated Regulation EU 2015 1186 14 5 2 General specifications 16 5 3 Data for the chimney flue dimensionin...

Page 4: ...r spring 37 11 3 Adjusting the door lock 38 12 Commissioning 39 12 1 Initial Commissioning 39 12 2 Balanced Flue Operation 39 13 Operation 40 13 1 Before heating up 40 13 2 Making fire correctly 40 13...

Page 5: ...Operating manual Heidi Back 2 0 Contents 5 23 Start up log 59 24 Service Report 60...

Page 6: ...ler and the customer Personally hand over this manual to the owner of the stove together with an introduction to the system heating operations In the following list we give you an overview of which se...

Page 7: ...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 Representations used The following representations are...

Page 8: ...2 Purpose of the manual EN Operating manual Heidi Back 2 0 8 2 5 Abbreviations Abbreviation Meaning Air Automatic combustion control for stoves HMS Heat Memory System ST Stoves...

Page 9: ...approved transport aids with sufficient load bearing capacity may be used to transport your stove Caution varnish is not an anti rust protection Burn only the fuel listed and approved in the section I...

Page 10: ...ter quantity of fuel than the quantity given in these instructions either during its initial commissioning or every time you sub sequently light it up again Your stove is not suitable for use as a lad...

Page 11: ...ed in this manual is manufactured and tested with a type A1 self closing and locking door under EN test EN 13240 NOTICE Operation is only permissible with closed bolted door 4 2 Identification of the...

Page 12: ...4 Product overview EN Operating manual Heidi Back 2 0 12 283 178 355 346 102 418 270 117 974 1074 1641 102 125 88 5 b a d 687 c 1 3 0 125 620 405 130 0 2 Fig 1 Dimensions...

Page 13: ...primary secondary air control ler 4 3 Energy label I II A A B C D E F G A 2015 1186 7 0 kW ENERGIA ENERGIJA ENERGY ENERGIE ENERGI A A A A A A 80 A 60 A 40 A 20 Austrof amm HEIDI BACK 2 0 Fig 3 Heidi B...

Page 14: ...d standards EN 13240 Other standards technical specifications applied Indirect heating function no Direct heat output 7 0 kW Indirect heat output1 Properties for operation with the preferred fuel Spac...

Page 15: ...oom temperature control yes At minimum heat output elmin kW two or more manually adjustable stages no room temperature control no In standby condi tion elSB kW Room temperature control with mechanical...

Page 16: ...t kg 167 5 Weight kg steel ceramic soapstone Weight HMS kg 68 5 Flue pipe outlet diameter mm 130 Nominal heat efficiency kW as per EN test EN 13240 7 Heat output minimum kW 3 5 Maximum heat output kW...

Page 17: ...crate The crate facilitates transport of the stove using a lifting truck or forklift Remove the crate and dispose of it appropriately 6 2 Storage The stove must be stored in a dry room warehouse Prote...

Page 18: ...amm stove is fitted at the factory with a flue outlet at the top diameter 130 mm The connection can as described in these instructions be rearranged to the bottom When con necting with other pipe diam...

Page 19: ...that the room in which the stove is installed must have at least one door one window leading to the outside or be directly connected to such a room For balanced flue operation other heating appli anc...

Page 20: ...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 prefera...

Page 21: ...eat 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 th...

Page 22: ...n Fuel Only burn the recommended fuel Clean combustion The firewood must be dry rel wood moisture 15 and untreated Furthermore the correct quantity of firewood must be burnt in order to achieve a clea...

Page 23: ...n on the integration or attachment of appliance parts the rearrangement of the flue pipe connection The connection of the combustion air supply and on other important facts relating to the installatio...

Page 24: ...ce the large hob 2 on to the rubber cushions x Fig 9 Transition 5 The transition between the small and the large hob must be straight and not show any difference in height If the transition is not str...

Page 25: ...e perforated cut out on the rear panel 1 Fig 12 Removing the radiation protection 4 Undo the screws and remove the radiation protection 1 5 Use a saw to remove the perforated cut out on the ra diation...

Page 26: ...over and bracket 8 Replace parts and reinstall 1 2 Fig 15 Setting rubber cushions and adjust ing screws 0 3 mm Fig 16 Rubber cushions 1 to 0 3 mm 0 mm Fig 17 Adjusting screws 2 to 0 mm 9 Adjust rubber...

Page 27: ...Mounting the radiation protection 11 Remount radiation protection Fig 19 Mounting the rear panel and side cladding 12 Mount the outer rear panel 13 Mount the left and right side cladding Fig 20 Attac...

Page 28: ...Proceed as described in the section Re moving the side cladding on page 53 1 Fig 21 Removing the radiation protection 2 Undo the screws and remove the radiation protection 1 After the HMS bricks have...

Page 29: ...d HMS brick 4 First mount the HMS holders on the side 5 Attach the HMS brick to the HMS holder 6 Repeat both steps on the other side of the stove Fig 24 Mounting HMS brick at the rear 7 Mount the HMS...

Page 30: ...rating manual Heidi Back 2 0 30 Fig 25 Attaching side cladding lid and hob 8 Remount side cladding and lid and attach the hob 9 2 4 Mounting the Keramott 1 2 3 3 5 6 8 4 4 7 Fig 26 Keramott Numbering...

Page 31: ...Fig 27 Removing the supply air flange Fig 28 Parts changed over 2 Remove supply air flange 1 With the log drawer appliance part the supply air flange can be converted to the rear If this is not desir...

Page 32: ...rotary control incl the complete rod system 82 mm and 92 mm out of the air box Both rods will be re placed by new ones 10 2 Attaching the firebox temperature sensor Fig 31 Fixing the firebox temperat...

Page 33: ...installed Fig 32 Rotary control unit conversion 10 4 Installing the control unit 1 Insert the 125 mm hexagon rod supplied into the air box and turn fully counterclockwise Fig 33 Control unit 2 Then sl...

Page 34: ...d again after the calibration process 5 The air control system rotary knob did not com pletely open and close during these three minutes Therefore check the following Plug correctly connected to the m...

Page 35: ...change this position until the fault is re solved Operation Operation of the AIR combustion control consists of the following phases Fig 35 Phase Calibration Calibration of the controls is carried out...

Page 36: ...ber phase Combustion phase 1 The damper doors are controlled as a function of the firebox temperature Combustion phase 2 The damper doors are controlled as a function of the firebox temperature Stokin...

Page 37: ...side cladding on page 53 2 Using the screws 1 the door can be adjusted up down left and right 3 Using the grub screws 2 the door can be adjusted in and out 4 After the door has been adjusted the left...

Page 38: ...the bolt at the lower end 1 3 Using a screwdriver the closing pressure can be ad justed with the screw 2 4 Reattach left side cladding and the hob Closing pressure is adjusted 11 3 Adjusting the door...

Page 39: ...ing we refer you to the section Making fire correctly Removing the ash box cover Before the stove is operated for the first time it is absolutely vital to remove the cover of the ash box from the stov...

Page 40: ...he wind is strong If there is insufficient required draft then paper or softwood chips can first be burnt in order to bring stove and chimney flue to temperature The air inlet of the stove must not be...

Page 41: ...ion doe not totally close the air supply danger of deflagration 13 3 Heating in the transition period In the transition period i e during high external temperatures a sudden temperature rise can disru...

Page 42: ...Back 2 0 42 14 Maintenance 14 1 Changing the seal on the door Fig 42 Changing the seal 1 Remove old seal from the door 2 Glue in new seal with a suitable adhesive e g silicon B310 Repeat these steps...

Page 43: ...ervals The stove should be inspected annually by a special ist 15 2 Emptying the ash box On a regular basis and in good time at least 1 x per week remove the ashes from the firebox and empty the ash b...

Page 44: ...ndow Spray window with glass cleaner and leave it for a moment to take effect We recommend cleaning the glass with our Austroflamm glass cleaner or a commercially available window cleaner Prevent door...

Page 45: ...rocess The stove surface is dusty soiled Keep the surfaces of the stove clean Keep the floor area clean around the stove Flue gas escapes when stoking up and during the heating phase Chimney draft too...

Page 46: ...Replacement of such parts is not required 16 2 What to do in the event of a chimney fire If fuel used is incorrect or too moist then due to deposits in the chimney this may lead to a chimney fire 1 Ca...

Page 47: ...nt is heated from 4 sides left right back and bottom TIP To achieve the most even possible cooking process halfway through the cooking time you should turn the food being cooked The temperature in the...

Page 48: ...4 4 7 Item no Quantity Item Item no 1 1 Keramott floor left 724691 2 1 Keramott floor rear 724692 3 2 Keramott panel side front 724693 4 2 Keramott panel side 724694 5 1 Keramott panel rear 724695 6 1...

Page 49: ...ting manual Heidi Back 2 0 EN 18 Spare parts 49 HMS 1 2 3 4 Item no Quantity Item Item no 1 1 HMS back left 724790 2 1 HMS left 724791 3 1 HMS right 724792 4 11 HMS holder 724793 5 1 HMS back right 72...

Page 50: ...Back 2 0 50 Log drawer 1 2 4 5 3 Item no Quantity Item Item no 1 4 M8 UT FEF 3 BN4575 712712 93 2 4 Running wheel complete 712794 3 3 2 Flat pot magnet NdFeB 717952 6 4 2 Counter sunk head with hex M...

Page 51: ...th thread 724826 6 1 KS DC socket 724828 7 1 Power supply unit 724829 8 1 KS actuator AIR 724930 9 1 Belimo anti rotation clip 724880 10 1 AIR flame temperature sensor cable kit 728274 11 1 FTS 778675...

Page 52: ...no 19 1 Driving plate 724689 92 20 1 Controller drive shaft 2 724702 92 21 1 Controller drive shaft 3 724703 92 22 1 Motor magnet adapter 724715 92 23 1 Aperture control unit 724716 29 24 1 Mainboard...

Page 53: ...m specialist dealer 19 1 Removing the side cladding Fig 47 Undoing the screws from above 1 Undo the marked screws from above Fig 48 Undoing the screws on the inside 2 Undo the screws on the inside at...

Page 54: ...N Operating manual Heidi Back 2 0 54 Fig 50 Undoing the screws on the left and right of the rear panel 5 Undo the screws on the left and right of the rear panel Fig 51 Detaching the rear panel 6 Detac...

Page 55: ...cyc 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 st...

Page 56: ...ng manual Heidi Back 2 0 56 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 op...

Page 57: ...does not constitute 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 conditi...

Page 58: ...f 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 da...

Page 59: ...ent Chimney flue Approved by chimney sweep yes no External air supply conduit yes no Controlled living space ventilation yes no Length Instructions for Operator Customer Instructions for handling the...

Page 60: ...24 Service Report EN Operating manual Heidi Back 2 0 60 24 Service Report Date Technicians Notes Work carried out replacement parts installed...

Page 61: ...Operating manual Heidi Back 2 0 EN 24 Service Report 61 Date Technicians Notes Work carried out replacement parts installed...

Page 62: ...62 Notizen notes appunti remarques...

Page 63: ...63 Notizen notes appunti remarques...

Page 64: ...olle Final inspection Controllo finale Contr le final Technische Funktion technical function funzione tecnica fonction technique Lackierung paint vernice peinture Sauberkeit cleanliness pulizia propre...

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