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Bea Oven

 

 

                     "CE" MARKING INFORMATION 

 
 

 

 Anselmo Cola 

                             08

 

                      EN 13240 

Solid fuel-burning domestic appliance 
Solid fuel-burning domestic appliance 

Ref.    

BEA oven – BEA majolica oven

 

Safety distance from flammable materials  

Rear - left/right side – floor 

Safety distance from flammable materials 

Rear – Left/right side - floor 

:   200-200-0 mm  

CO emissions at 13% O2  in fumes  

CO emissions at 13% O2  in fumes

 

:   0.483 % 

Max. operating pressure  

Max. operating pressure

 

:     -  

Flue gas temperature 

Flue gas temperature

 

:   405.45 °C 

Nominal heat output 

Nominal heat output

 

:   13.31 kW 

Efficiency 

Efficiency

 

:   70.16 % 

Types of fuel  

Types of fuel

 

 Wood logs  

 Wood logs 

 

                    

Summary of Contents for BEA majolica oven

Page 1: ...1 Bea oven Installation use and maintenance manual Wood stove model BEA oven BEA majolica oven Read the instructions carefully before installation and startup 48 41 12 050 GB 05 08 ...

Page 2: ...ation instructions 2 4 Connection to the flue 2 5 Room ventilation 2 6 Advice on flues and fittings 3 STOVE USE 3 1 Introduction 3 2 Startup 3 3 Lighting and controlling the fire 3 4 Normal operation 3 5 Operation with partial feed 3 6 Off season operation 3 7 Oven operation 3 8 Idle period 4 ROUTINE STOVE CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 4 1 Removing the ash 4 2 Cleaning the glass 4 3 Cleaning the flue 4...

Page 3: ... sufficient air change Never block the combustion air inlet and fume outlet openings Do not handle easily flammable or explosive substances near the stove while it is operating During operation the intense heat generated by combustion of the wood makes the external surfaces of the stove very hot and in particular the fire door handle flue pipe and cover therefore avoid contact with these parts wit...

Page 4: ...ax temperature Heatable volume depending on house insulation Max hourly wood consumption Weight Minimum safety distance rear right left side floor Dimensions H x W x D Majolica vers sheet metal vers steel and cast iron cast iron 13 31 kW 70 16 Ø 140 mm 405 45 C 100 350 m 4 22 kg h 184 kg sheet metal version 191 kg majolica version 200 200 0 mm 1417 x 565 x 572 mm fig 1a 1417 x 565 x 572 mm fig 1b ...

Page 5: ... oven is provided with two racks Its temperature can be read on the thermometer located on the door glass Adequate temperatures for warming cooking foods can be reached with the door closed 1 4 Permissible and non permissible fuels Permissible fuels are natural type logs of dry and resin free wood 20 25 cm long The wood should be seasoned for at least two years the maximum recommended moisture con...

Page 6: ... back of the stove It gives the following data model serial number type of fuel heat output hourly consumption flue draught flue gas max temperature thermal efficiency flue pipe size stove external dimensions minimum safety distance weight 1 8 Instructions for ordering replacement parts For the end user Contact your service centre and or dealer to order replacement parts For the dealer To request ...

Page 7: ... Connection to the flue The BEA Oven wood stove must be connected to the flue with connection supports located at the top of the stove body and by means of flue pipes readily available on the market Connection to the flue must be made using strong and stable pipes with recommended thickness of at least 1 2 2 mm The flue pipe must possibly be straight to avoid pressure losses and towards the flue T...

Page 8: ...the cross section of the flue If the flue is not perpendicular to the chimney it is advisable to make the connection with special steel fittings that allow a maximum slope of 45 If the walls and ceiling are made of flammable materials the parts in contact with the flue must be suitably insulated All connection joints must be carefully sealed in particular where the connection enters the flue If th...

Page 9: ... of wood per hour to obtain nominal heat output Overloading does not increase efficiency but will overheat the stove damaging it 3 5 Operation with partial feed Heat output can be controlled by reducing the combustion air To guarantee operation for many hours at low heat the primary and secondary air controls must only be opened at minimum With partial feed operation a patina may form on the glass...

Page 10: ...f an obstructed flue The flue of your stove must be cleaned at regular intervals The amount of soot and the frequency of cleaning will depend largely on the type of fuel and the type of use low or high heat output To avoid unnecessary dust clean according to the following instructions clean only when the stove is off close all the openings that must not be cleaned remove the flue pipe and clean ou...

Page 11: ...e primary air grate Make sure combustion residuals do not block the flue pipe Make sure the primary air control is open 5 4 The glass gets dirty quickly Make sure the fuel is of a recommend type Make sure the wood is properly seasoned and dry Too much fuel in the combustion chamber Check the flue draught 5 5 The oven does not heat Make sure the oven door is properly closed Make sure the fuel burns...

Page 12: ...rials Rear left right side floor Safety distance from flammable materials Rear Left right side floor 200 200 0 mm CO emissions at 13 O2 in fumes CO emissions at 13 O2 in fumes 0 483 Max operating pressure Max operating pressure Flue gas temperature Flue gas temperature 405 45 C Nominal heat output Nominal heat output 13 31 kW Efficiency Efficiency 70 16 Types of fuel Types of fuel Wood logs Wood l...

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