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3.4.4. Extinguishing the stove fully

From any heat setting or the permanent pilot, depress
control knob fully and turn clockwise to ‘OFF’ position.

3.5. Safety mechanisms

The Belfort in both natural gas and LPG, incorporates a
number of safety mechanisms.

3.5.1. Flame supervision device

Since 1st January 1996, under the new European
standard EN5613, all stoves are required to have a
‘Flame Supervision Device’ (FSD). If the pilot should
become accidentally extinguished, there exists a
potential for a build up of unburned gas. In this situation
the FSD will automatically cut off the gas supply to the
pilot and main burner.
The FSD device works on a thermocouple basis. Next
to the pilot flame on the appliance is a small sensor
containing the thermocouple. This sensor responds to
heat and is linked directly to the gas inlet supply on the
appliance. When lighting the stove, there is a need to
keep the control  knob depressed for  about  15  - 20
seconds. This allows the thermocouple to reach its
operating temperature. The device will not allow any
gas to enter the burner until the pilot flame has heated
the sensor up to this operating temperature.
If the pilot is extinguished the gas supply will be
automatically cut.

3.5.2. Thermostatic switch (ttb)

The appliance is fitted with a thermostatic switch (TTB)
which senses any excess temperature due to a flue
blockage. In the event of a partial or total blockage the
gas supply will be automatically cut. Should this occur
turn the control knob to the off position and wait
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automatically reset.
Re-light the stove in accordance with section 5
‘Operating the stove’.
On repeated operation of the thermostatic switch the
stove should be turned off and under no circumstances
re-lit until specialist advice has been obtained from your
dealer.

3.5.3. Ignition mechanism

Many gas stoves have electric ignition which requires
mains (240V) supply. This can create problems both
with the presence of water or absence of mains supply.
The Belfort has a Piezo ignition which requires no
external power source. The piezo works on the same
principle as a cigarette lighter, providing a spark when
required.

3.6. Cleaning

Ensure that the stove is turned off before cleaning and
do not attempt to clean if the unit is still hot.
The coals within the appliance are manufactured from
high quality ceramic fibre and should only be arranged
as shown in the coal layout diagram
.
After continued use there may be a build up of soot on
the coals which will require removal. Any form of
deposits will reduce the performance of the appliance
and should be removed using a soft brush. Cleaning
should be undertaken with a soft brush or alternatively
with a vacuum cleaner; care should of course be taken
to ensure the aperture of the vacuum is smaller than the
smaller coal size.
Care should also be taken to ensure deposits from the
chimney do not fall into the appliance. If this does occur
then cleaning should be undertaken promptly and the
cause investigated before further use.
The Belfort Stove is supplied with ceramic coals, which
are to be arranged by the fitter in strict accordance with
the installation instructions. There should be no need
for the purchaser to alter the layout of the coals and it is
recommended that such a practice should be avoided if
at all possible.
Should however any coals become broken during the
cleaning process it is essential that replacements are
purchased, as there is an optimum number of coals for
a satisfactory functioning of the stove and the flame
picture.
To clean the appliance open the door by releasing the
door latch (rep. 1, fig. 7, p. 7). The door should be
shut correctly before use of the appliance.

3.7. Servicing

It is essential that the appliance is regularly serviced
and maintained by a qualified person, and the chimney
or flue system checked annually.
If the appliance is heavily used is advisable to
undertake more regular servicing, however under
normal circumstances annual servicing should be
sufficient.

User instructions

Ref. 154 05 12

Gas stove "Belfort"

Technical manual

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Summary of Contents for 154 05 12

Page 1: ... Belges 59660 MERVILLE Phone 03 28 43 43 43 Fax 03 28 43 43 99 RC Hazebrouck 445750565B Subject to modifications Belfort Gas stove EN 613 Model 154 05 12 Propane type G31 Category I 3P Français English Description of the appliance Installation instructions Operating instructions Spare parts Warranty certificate ...

Page 2: ...3 Installation instructions 4 Siting the appliance 4 Clearance requirements 4 Hearth 4 Flue connection 5 Smoke exit on the top 5 Smoke exit at rear 5 Ventilation G B Only 5 Connecting the gas supply 5 Pressure testing 5 Coals layout 6 Test for spillage 7 Service section 7 Troubleshooting chart 7 Servicing instructions 7 User instructions 8 Important Notes 8 Data information 8 Arranging the layout ...

Page 3: ...er to your home Providing a highly efficient heat source the Belfort has the look and charm of a real stove coupled with the convenience of clean burning gas The stove is designed to run LPG gas It is important to note that once a type of gas has been specified the stove cannot run off any other type The type of gas which your stove is capable of burning is stated on the data information panel See...

Page 4: ... single or double walled pipe of 126 mm diameter 2 1 1 Clearance requirements If the appliance has to be located in an opening there must be a clearance of at least 50 mm at the left hand of the appliance 50 mm at the back of the appliance and 50 mm above from any non combustible materials as shown in figure 2 This distance must be extended to a mininum clearance of 80 mm from any combustible mate...

Page 5: ...outer diameter of 139 mm 2 2 1 Smoke exit on the top Figure 3 Remove the top plate first remove the 2 screws on the sides of the appliance Fit the sealing rope in the groove and attach the flue spigot using the three bolts and washers supplied Check that the two blanking plates are fixed to the back wall Refit the top plate ensuring there is a good seal 2 2 2 Smoke exit at rear Figure 4 Remove the...

Page 6: ...mics Instructions for the layout of the prefixed ceramic matrix and loose coals for Belfort fitted with gas burner unit Parts 1 Ceramic mat 9 Ceramic coals Figure 5 Place the ceramic matrix rep 3 above the ceramic mat on the supports onto the top of the burner body Figure 6 Place 4 coals on top of the matrix A as shown in B Place the remaining 5 coals as shown in C 1 2 3 5 4 3 3 A B C Figure 5 Fit...

Page 7: ...s out when the handle is turned from the ignite position to the pilot light position The thermocouple is not at a high enough temperature the pilot light flame is too short Check that the injector rep 10 fig 9 p 10 is not partially blocked To gain access to the injector the coals and the burner must first be dismounted 3 screws Bad contact at the connection of the thermocouple to the valve Check t...

Page 8: ... coal layout given in the installer instructions DO NOT OBSTRUCT THE PILOT FRANCO BELGE accept no responsibility for any injury sustained whilst handling hot ceramics 3 4 Operating the stove The Belfort gas stove operates with a traditional permanent pilot light The knob for ignition and power control is located on the lower right hand side of the stove fig 8 The pilot light is located at the fron...

Page 9: ... both with the presence of water or absence of mains supply The Belfort has a Piezo ignition which requires no external power source The piezo works on the same principle as a cigarette lighter providing a spark when required 3 6 Cleaning Ensure that the stove is turned off before cleaning and do not attempt to clean if the unit is still hot The coals within the appliance are manufactured from hig...

Page 10: ...67x205 A B C D 01 27 189825 Screw M5x6 A B C D 01 28 189849 Screw M6x16 A B C D 01 29 236007 Burner plate A B C D 01 30 243404 Draught diverter A B C D 01 31 243505 Supplementary diverter A B C D 01 32 259015 Fixing plate A B C D 04 33 276006 Plate A B C D 01 34 300118 MJ Leg C 04 34 300118 MK Leg D 04 34 300118 EF Leg A 04 34 300118 79 Leg B 04 35 300480 Base A B C D 01 36 301541 MJ Door lock C 0...

Page 11: ...3 1 3 2 3 4 3 5 3 6 3 7 3 8 3 9 4 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 5 4 6 4 7 4 8 5 1 5 2 5 4 5 5 3 4 4 2 4 2 4 2 1 2 1 2 9 5 0 5 4 9 2 7 3 4 3 4 3 4 4 0 1 4 1 8 1 7 1 5 6 5 7 3 3 5 8 5 6 5 3 Figure 9 Stove Exploded view Exploded view Ref 154 05 12 Gas stove Belfort Technical manual 11 ...

Page 12: ...2 60 Injector support LPG A B C D 01 51 982644 Pilot line A B C D 01 52 982646 Feed line regulator burner A B C D 01 53 905927 Complete burner LPG A B C D 01 54 905926 Burner LPG A B C D 01 55 149862 Knob A B C D 01 56 109724 Ceramic coal A B C D 05 57 124412 Strut A B C D 01 58 158272 Control plate A B C D 01 List of components Gas stove Belfort Ref 154 05 12 12 Technical manual ...

Page 13: ...Notes Ref 154 05 12 Gas stove Belfort Technical manual 13 ...

Page 14: ... Any damage resulting from the use of fuel not recommended in our instructions Parts which are damaged by external causes such as unadapted chimneys thunderstorms damp faulty pressure or fail in pressure thermic anomalies explosions etc Electrical parts which are deteriorated by any connection or use on a supply circuit with voltage within 10 of the indicted voltage 230 V in EU Material subject to...

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