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UNILUX-6 52

Installation instructions

6.1

SEQUENCE FOR REPLACING THE INTERIOR OF THE APPLIANCE

• Remove the grate and the ashtray.

• Remove the two steel bottom plates.

Although the heat resistant panels have been manufactured with the

greatest care, there is the possibility that some sharp parts may stick

out, possibly causing injuries.

We therefore urgently recommend

wearing safety gloves when handling the panels.

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Summary of Contents for UNILUX-6 52

Page 1: ...nsert appliance Barbas wishes you many cosy evenings with your new re This document is an essential part of your re Read it carefully before installation and maintenance of the gas re and keep it in a...

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Page 3: ...3 UNILUX 6 52 Installation instructions...

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Page 5: ...7 2 Placing 2 1 Included 9 2 2 Preparation for positioning 9 2 3 Accessories 17 2 4 Hearth requirements 17 3 Installation 3 1 Instructions 19 3 2 Flue gas channel 19 3 3 Fitting 20 3 4 Preparation Fun...

Page 6: ...6 UNILUX 6 52 Installation instructions...

Page 7: ...o not leave children unattended when the appliance is burning Watch your clothing Synthetic clothing in particular can easily catch re and burn intensely Do not approach the appliance with ammable mat...

Page 8: ...d lead to damage to your health and may seriously damage the appliance Never use the appliance to burn rubbish Please read all instructions stickers on and around the appliance Read the Directions for...

Page 9: ...tting Check the opening and closing operation of the door Turn the handle all the way down Door is locked Set documentation Directions for use Installation instructions Attributes Glove Heat resistan...

Page 10: ...eleases from its lock and can be opened forwards For this use the operating hook supplied Check whether the 2 baf e plates are located correctly in the supports Check the operation of the slider for t...

Page 11: ...y Report any defects immediately to your dealer Remove enclosed documents and components from the appliance Important Decide how to install the appliance There are many possibilities See also chapter...

Page 12: ...ce Attention If appliance is equipped with a horizontal or vertical chimney connection connection possibilities I or II If applaince is equipped with a 45 degrees chimney connection conection possibil...

Page 13: ...zontal chimney connection Installing as a build in appliance in an existing or new replace In this situation it is possible to t the appliance with a combustion air supply from the outside through the...

Page 14: ...ion Appliance is equipped with a 45 degrees chimney connection No possibility for convection air Ventilated chimney breast A Build in appliance Combustion air supply via the front of the appliance B B...

Page 15: ...osed break away discs Open break away discs Grate Ventilation openings chimney breast Grate Combustion air supply via wall outlet Convection set B Build in appliance External combustion air supply thr...

Page 16: ...vection air outlets Have the suitability of the area in which the re is to be tted and the chimney approved by a specialist The space into which the appliance is to be tted must in no way be damaged T...

Page 17: ...pace of at least 50 mm between the underside of the hearth and the combustible material or the combustible material is at least 250 mm below the top of the hearth Art nr Accessorie 338223 Convection s...

Page 18: ...stalled the deeper the superimposed hearth should be to avoid scorched oor coverings On the diagram below the minimum depth of the superimposed hearth in relation to the height of the appliance can be...

Page 19: ...l i e an appliance with doors As a closed appliance draws in much less cold air the smoke is hotter Please have your chimney inspected to see whether it is suitable for a closable appliance The chimne...

Page 20: ...igh temperatures Before tting remove the door to protect the glass Insulation requirements temperature resistance 700 C density 80 kg m3 3 3 1 Positioning of the appliance The appliance must be positi...

Page 21: ...21 UNILUX 6 52 Installation instructions Figure 3 Use of ventilation of chimney The ventilation openings at the top should be at least 50 cm below the ceiling Ventilation openings...

Page 22: ...tention If appliance is equipped with a horizontal or verical chimney connection installation possibility I or II If appliance is equipped with a 45 degrees chimney connection installation possibility...

Page 23: ...an insert appliance in an existing chimney Convection air through the chimney breast Fitted with ventilation of the chimney I B Appliance as an insert appliance in an existing chimney Fitted with a co...

Page 24: ...ntilation of the chimney External combustion air supply through the back or underside of the appliance II B Appliance as a build in appliance in an existing or a new chimney Fitted with a convection s...

Page 25: ...gend page 27 II C Appliance as a build in appliance in an existing or a new chimney Convection air through the chimney breast Fitted with ventilation of the chimney External combustion air supply thro...

Page 26: ...quipped with a 45 degrees chimney connection No possibility for convection air Ventilated chimney breast A Build in appliance Combustion air supply via the front of the appliance B Build in appliance...

Page 27: ...utlet opening convection air top of appliance Connection convection set 2x 125 mm 7 Insulation material nonin ammable for example ceramic bre sides and top of appliance Chimney Chimney breast 8 Inlet...

Page 28: ...cessary to t a ue gas fan The type of ue gas fan is dependent on the capacity of the mechanical ventilation system Always consult your tter about this In dwellings with an operating extractor hood thi...

Page 29: ...4 Level off the appliance so that the cover does not catch on the base Fill any gaps around the appliance with a ceramic insulation wool reblanket and position the frame where supplied 3 3 4 Fitting...

Page 30: ...o ammable materials e g wooden ceiling tted furniture Clad the appliance on the top sides and rear up to the front edge with an approx 10 cm thick ceramic isolation wool reblanket Leave a few centimet...

Page 31: ...ting Brass or white 27 0 x 13 5 150 incl tting Convection air fan white 43 0 x 22 0 550 Available BARBAS grids option for ventilating the chimney Figure 4 Use of convection set and ventilation of the...

Page 32: ...l containing ammable material no false wall is necessary Layers of insulation of at least 100 mm thickness will then be suf cient class A1 DIN 4102 compliant See also section 3 3 After four weeks your...

Page 33: ...minimum 2 pieces per connection Push the smoke outlet connection back upwards and secure it in place Replace the two baf e plates 3 4 PREPARATION FUNCTION CHECK Check the operation of the combustion...

Page 34: ...e convection set chimney 6 Combustion grate 7 Ashtray 8 Inlet opening 2x grate chimney Ventilation air chimney 9 Combustion air supply slider Combined operation for the primary secondary and tertiary...

Page 35: ...ced before operating the appliance again Broken ceramic heat resistant glass may not be thrown away in a glass container but must be included in normal household waste Check the grate and all interior...

Page 36: ...s Ensure that as little dust and as few particles of cigarette smoke candles and oil lamps as possible pollute the air in the room in which the appliance is used Heating of these particles by the conv...

Page 37: ...ease give the serial number Pos no Article no Description 1 340385 Baf e plate stainless steel 2 339999 Stone baf e plate 3 339921 Stone side left 4 339998 Stone rear 5 340378 Bottom 6 340377 Combusti...

Page 38: ...he grate and the ashtray Remove the two steel bottom plates Although the heat resistant panels have been manufactured with the greatest care there is the possibility that some sharp parts may stick ou...

Page 39: ...nstructions Unscrew the locking pin with the aid of an Allen key and a wrench You can now remove the top baf e plate by pulling it forward slightly and then tipping it downwards The baf e plate can no...

Page 40: ...nstructions Remove carefully the left hand side panel Remove the bottom baf e plate by lifting it slightly and removing it sloping to one side Remove carefully the rear panel by lifting it upwards and...

Page 41: ...he right hand side panel Make sure the rear panels do not fall forwards The entire interior is now disassembled The interior is reassembled in the reverse order Make sure when reassembling the interio...

Page 42: ...42 UNILUX 6 52 Installation instructions 7 DIMENSIONS 7 1 without frame...

Page 43: ...43 UNILUX 6 52 Installation instructions 7 2 with built in frame...

Page 44: ...44 UNILUX 6 52 Installation instructions 7 3 with classic frame...

Page 45: ...45 UNILUX 6 52 Installation instructions 7 4 45 with classic frame...

Page 46: ...46 UNILUX 6 52 Installation instructions 7 5 with deepened frame...

Page 47: ...0 12 mbar Flue gas connection 130 mm Weight 85 kg Inside Interior side panels Heat resistant panels 1400 kg m3 1300 C Interior bottom Steel heat resistant and rust proof Inner lining Steel heat resis...

Page 48: ...Combustion air supply At least 150 cm2 opening in the room where the re is located or a outside air supply opening of 80 mm in wall oor Options Convection set Not available if the appliance is equipp...

Page 49: ...applicable legal provisions Article 2 Warranty conditions 2 1 Should you wish to claim under the warranty please contact your Barbas dealer 2 2 Complaints should be reported as quickly as possible aft...

Page 50: ...glass cord thermocouple and the interior of the combustion chamber a similar guarantee is given until after the rst burning Article 6 Liability 6 1 A claim granted by Interfocos B V under this warrant...

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