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UNIVERSAL-6 65

Installation instructions

Turn the adapter around in such a way that the open side and the cover points to the
back of the appliance.

Move the top cover to the other side of the adapter with the aid of open-end wrench 8.

Remove the air supply adapter by carefully pressing it down at the back and then at the
front. Unscrew the screws a little more if the adapter cannot be removed.

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Summary of Contents for UNIVERSAL-6 65

Page 1: ...s 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 safe place Serial number Pr...

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Page 3: ...rer by Danny Baijens CEO Name and function Bladel September 18 2018 place and date of issue Signature The performance of the product identified in point 1 is in conformity with the declared performanc...

Page 4: ...4 UNIVERSAL 6 65 Installation instructions...

Page 5: ...ed 10 2 2 Preparation for positioning 10 2 3 Accessories 19 2 4 Hearth requirements 19 3 Installation 3 1 Instructions 21 3 2 Flue gas channel 21 3 3 Fitting 22 3 4 Combustion air supply system surrou...

Page 6: ...6 UNIVERSAL 6 65 Installation instructions...

Page 7: ...e appliance The Clean Air Act 1993 and Smoke Control Areas Under the Clean Air Act local authorities may declare the whole or part of the district of the authority to be a smoke control area It is an...

Page 8: ...n be very dangerous It is not allowed to connect the appliance to a ue which is already connected to another appliance Check the chimney Cracks in the chimney may not only lead to damp staining of wal...

Page 9: ...tes are tted correctly to the brackets at the top of the appliance and the heat resistant panels are xed to the walls Check if there are no foreign objects in the appliance Avoid over loading white bu...

Page 10: ...g 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 resistant up...

Page 11: ...eleases from its lock and can be opened forwards For this use the operating hook supplied Check whether the 2 retardant plates are located correctly in the supports Check the operation of the slider f...

Page 12: ...ty 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 13: ...ese situations the combustion air inlet is at the front of the appliance A Insert no open space in top of the replace B Insert with convection fan and convection set with open space in top of the repl...

Page 14: ...n 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 back or the underside of the appliance A Build in appliance C...

Page 15: ...15 UNIVERSAL 6 65 Installation instructions B Build in appliance with convection set and convection fan C Build in appliance with convection fan and convection air through the chimney breast...

Page 16: ...ion casing chimney Ensure that the casing chimney has suf cient ventilation openings See Chapter 3 and 4 Closed break away discs Open break away discs Grate Ventilation openings chimney breast Grate C...

Page 17: ...ecialist The space into which the appliance is to be tted must in no way be damaged The appliance must have its own chimney constructed in compliance with current legislation IMPORTANT If the applianc...

Page 18: ...18 UNIVERSAL 6 65 Installation instructions Cover plates convection air Convection air outlet openings open Convection air outlet openings closed...

Page 19: ...304040 4x Hose clamp 125 mm 339750 Built in frame 339749 Deepened frame 339747 Classic frame 309872 Grate ventilation chimney 310178 Fitting box for grate ventilation chimney 339377 Set of high adjust...

Page 20: ...nstalled 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 b...

Page 21: ...el 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 chimn...

Page 22: ...t least 1 cm Always use white unbound ceramic insulation wool Bound material yellow such as glass and rock wool spreads an irritating smell on heating causes excess smoke and is unsuitable for high te...

Page 23: ...position using the carrying brackets dealer accessorie supplied Ventilate the empty space in the chimney by placing ventilation openings at the top and bottom of the chimney breast The total ventilati...

Page 24: ...ctions Examples installation possibilities I A Appliance as an insert appliance in an existing chimney I B Appliance as an insert appliance in an existing chimney Fitted with a convection set and vent...

Page 25: ...ce as an insert appliance in an existing chimney Convection air through the chimney breast Fitted with ventilation of the chimney II A Appliance as a build in appliance in an existing or a new chimney...

Page 26: ...n appliance in an existing or a new chimney Fitted with a convection set and ventilation of the chimney II C Appliance as a build in appliance in an existing or a new chimney Convection air through th...

Page 27: ...of appliance above 6 Outlet 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 C...

Page 28: ...cularly important with today s airtight dwellings If the dwelling has mechanical ventilation that creates under pressure in the room where the appliance is located it is necessary to t a ue gas fan Th...

Page 29: ...e appliance under any circumstances See 3 3 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 posit...

Page 30: ...rids These are available from your dealer as well as the exible hoses and clamps required Within a range of 30 cm either side and 50 cm above the escape opening exit grids there must be no ammable mat...

Page 31: ...o the electrical wiring diagram in gure 4 connect the dimmer to the fan Figure 4 Electrical wiring diagram Brown Blue Brown Blue 1 Earthed plug with earth sleeve 230 VAC 2 Convection fan 230 VAC 50 Hz...

Page 32: ...nd ventilation of the chimney diagram Close up the front Available BARBAS grids option for ventilating the chimney COLOUR DIMENSION cm CLEAR OPENING cm2 Brass or white 13 5 x 13 5 75 incl tting Brass...

Page 33: ...all 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 yo...

Page 34: ...nstallation instructions Fix with hose clamp Minimum 2 pieces per connection Pull the pipe of the appliance or the stainless steel exible pipe downwards through the appliance and secure it to the smok...

Page 35: ...35 UNIVERSAL 6 65 Installation instructions Pipe of steel for the appliance Push the smoke outlet connection back upwards and secure it in place Replace the brake plate and ue gas ap...

Page 36: ...combustion air supply at the front of the appliance it is possible before the appliance is built into to replace to t an outside air connection Unscrew the 2 screws on the front of the underside sever...

Page 37: ...de and the cover points to the back of the appliance Move the top cover to the other side of the adapter with the aid of open end wrench 8 Remove the air supply adapter by carefully pressing it down a...

Page 38: ...hammer to hit the jaw plate out of the air supply adapter and place a collar in the hole that has been created Screw the collar tight and bend the 3 anges outwards Reconnect the air supply to the appl...

Page 39: ...the collar and bend the 3 anges outwards Fit the connection module onto the back of the appliance The appliance is now prepared for air supply from the outside 3 5 PREPARATION FUNCTION CHECK Check the...

Page 40: ...grate chimney 5 Convection air outlet opening 2x grate convection set chimney 6 Combustion grate 7 Ashtray 8 Inlet opening 2x grate chimney Ventilation air chimney 9 Combustion air supply slider Comb...

Page 41: ...laced 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 interi...

Page 42: ...e Check whether the room where the appliance is installed is suf ciently ventilated according to national and local regulations and standards Ensure that as little dust and as few particles of cigaret...

Page 43: ...give the serial number Pos no Article no Description 1 339738 Brake plate stainless steel 2 337872 Fan 3 339448 Stone brake plate 4 338047 Stone side left 5 339447 Stone rear 6 339741 Bottom 7 338074...

Page 44: ...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 o...

Page 45: ...instructions Unscrew the locking pin with the aid of an Allen key and a wrench You can now remove the top brake plate by pulling it forward slightly and then tipping it downwards The brake plate can...

Page 46: ...46 UNIVERSAL 6 65 Installation instructions Remove carefully the left hand side panel Remove the bottom brake plate by lifting it slightly and removing it sloping to one side...

Page 47: ...fully the rear panel by lifting it upwards and remove it diagonally forward Remove carefully the right hand side panel Make sure the rear panels do not fall forwards The entire interior is now disasse...

Page 48: ...fore removal starts Pull the plug out of the socket or switch the switch on the electricity meter to zero Unscrew the steel hatch that is visible on the back wall after the removal of the concrete pan...

Page 49: ...ng the 4 screws on the hatch removes the fan from the hatch Fitting the fan takes place in reverse order Ensure that cables are not trapped Carefully pull the small plugs off the fan The fan can now b...

Page 50: ...50 UNIVERSAL 6 65 Installation instructions 7 DIMENSIONS 7 1 without frame With the high adjustable feet the appliance can be installed till 350 mm above the oor...

Page 51: ...51 UNIVERSAL 6 65 Installation instructions 7 2 with built in frame With the high adjustable feet the appliance can be installed till 350 mm above the oor...

Page 52: ...52 UNIVERSAL 6 65 Installation instructions 7 3 with classic frame With the high adjustable feet the appliance can be installed till 350 mm above the oor...

Page 53: ...53 UNIVERSAL 6 65 Installation instructions 7 4 with deepened frame With the high adjustable feet the appliance can be installed till 350 mm above the oor...

Page 54: ...nection 150 mm 148 mm ext Weight 112 kg Inside Dimensions surface area 0 091 m2 clear re opening h x b 357 x 529 mm Interior side panels Heat resistant panels 1400 kg m3 1300 C Interior bottom Steel h...

Page 55: ...oom where the re is located or a outside air supply opening of 125 mm in wall oor Options Convection fan 230 VAC 39 W Rev control by built in fanspeed controller Convection set Clean Air Act exemption...

Page 56: ...claims based on the 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 qu...

Page 57: ...parts such as glass 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 Barbas Bell...

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