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Instructions for installation and use. Reproduction prohibited 11/ 2012 version 3.0 TAM 

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Route de Marthon 
16380 CHAZELLES 

05.45.23.50.50 

 05.45.23.53.09 

www.chazelles.com 

 

These instructions contain 23 pages numbered from 1 to 23. 
The  contents  should  be  read  and  followed  for  installation 
and, above all, for use of the appliance. 
Cheminées  de  Chazelles  reserves  the  right  to  modify 
installation and use instructions for installation and use at any 
time. 
Diagrams  and  images  are  not  contractual.  Cheminées  de 
Chazelles reserves the right to modify or delete them in order 
to improve understanding. 

 

General instructions for installation and use of  

Chazelles HP inserts  

 

Summary of Contents for HP530

Page 1: ...e contents should be read and followed for installation and above all for use of the appliance Chemin es de Chazelles reserves the right to modify installation and use instructions for installation an...

Page 2: ...Instructions for installation and use Reproduction prohibited 11 2012 version 3 0 TAM 2 RANGE OF INSERTS HP HP530 HP700 HP800...

Page 3: ...of product 3 5 2 3 Checking the automatic air flap 3 5 2 4 Installation of hood shutter kit depending on version of product 3 5 2 5 Checking the mechanism and operation of the primary air damper 3 5...

Page 4: ...lace s surround comply with regulations in force and or are compatible with the manufacturer s recommendations the combustion air supply duct required for the appliance s proper operation exists and i...

Page 5: ...building less than eight metres distant 2 1 5 2 Stack outlet on terrace In the case of a terrace roof or roof with a slope less than 15 the discharge end must be located at least 1 2 metres from the...

Page 6: ...the case of bricked flues see table in paragraph 2 2 2 For the safety distance to be complied with in the case of metal flues see table in paragraph 2 2 3 2 2 Safety distance 2 2 1 General points The...

Page 7: ...0 material 2 3 3 1 Incombustible surrounds Surrounds must be protected using material with a minimum thermal resistance of 0 7 m2 K W at 50 C or of 0 4 m2 K W at 200 C classed as A1 or at least M0 or...

Page 8: ...in a ventilated crawlspace in which case it should be ascertained that the area through which air passes is not polluted by exhaust gas for instance It must be protected by a grille and easily disass...

Page 9: ...st dry set the underbase components to check on layout and note possible drilling and shafting points You must ensure that you comply with all necessary arrangements for the combustion air inlet 3 3 I...

Page 10: ...s of lifting 3 5 2 2 Installation of the baffle depending on version of product For maintenance and transport reasons the baffle is detachable from the appliance Its installation is essential to ensur...

Page 11: ...up the hood the hood shutter must be adjusted with the fireplace pediment 3 5 2 5 Checking the mechanism and operation of the primary air damper Mechanism primary air damper The purpose of the primar...

Page 12: ...fairing Fireplace with fairing option it must be checked that an air gap of a minimum thickness of 30 mm if applicable cutting across the fairing with a minimum of 10 mm between the outside face of t...

Page 13: ...ound must be protected by interposition of a material with a minimum thermal resistance of 0 7m2 K W at 50 C or of 0 4m2 K W at 200 C classed as A1 or at least M0 or A2 s1 d0 equivalent to 30 mm of fi...

Page 14: ...he cross section variation is permitted 4 3 Direction change An angle of direction change is permitted as long as it does not exceed 45 4 4 Junction of connecting duct and appliance The connecting duc...

Page 15: ...als The presence of combustible materials inside the hood is prohibited In addition in order to avoid any major overheating that might lead to problems a static ventilation system for the hood must be...

Page 16: ...timetres It is formally prohibited to put any other type of material than firewood into the appliance 6 2 Recommended fuels Broad leafed hardwoods such as hornbeam oak beech and elm provide the best f...

Page 17: ...ajar to accelerate kindling When the load of wood slivers is well alight open the door load the appliance with the recommended fuel and work the controls until you obtain the desired power 6 4 3 Cont...

Page 18: ...the procedure and keeping a watch on things then reclose the door and work the controls This helps to speed up restarting especially when the wood is damp Work the moveable grate to remove ash and fa...

Page 19: ...e air required for combustion of wood arrives beneath the grille when the primary air damper is open and also keeps the grille cool In order to obtain optimal performance and avoid degradation of the...

Page 20: ...e end of the season 6 7 6 Sweeping Mechanical sweeping of the flue is essential It should be carried out at least twice a year with at least one sweeping during the heating season A certificate should...

Page 21: ...ney fires can very often be avoided simply by using dry wood Damp wood does not only diminish calorific power it burns poorly bistrage of the window and generates creosotes tarring of the flue which a...

Page 22: ...flap are wear parts and are therefore guaranteed for one year as from the date of delivery of the appliance 8 4 2 Window and refractory elements Vitroceramic windows and the refractory elements are e...

Page 23: ...ocuments on use and maintenance to ensure proper operation of the appliance PURCHASER Date Surname First name s Address Town Country Signature VENDOR document to be returned within the month following...

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