Dru Instyle Corner L / 660, Instructions For Installation Manual

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Dik Geurts
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check the dimensions of the available opening;
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be careful with plaster work, the plaster thickness will make
the opening smaller;
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check that the chimney valve has been removed and that
the chimney is sound and clean;
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remove the door and the frame from the appliance;
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carefully remove the vermiculite plates (mark these), the
baffle plate and the restrictor cap from the appliance;
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lay the supplied base plate in the space where the unit will
be installed;
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screw-in the adjustable feet with the allan key provided and
check that they can be properly adjusted, as there may be
blasting grit residues;
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make sure there is sufficient space under the fire for the
supply of combustion air.
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slide the appliance carefully in the opening, taking care not
to cause any damage;
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adjust the adjustable feet upward so that the appliance is
moved in the desired position;
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leave at least 10mm space between the appliance and any
construction materials;
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create a good seal between the appliance and the chimney
in order that no products of combustion can enter the room;
this preferably is done with ceramic wool; you can move
with your hand through the exhaust opening and fill the gap
between the unit and the chimney construction with ceramic
wool.
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In case the chimney has to be lined, use the easy to install
liner kit from Dik Geurts and follow the instructions delivered
with this kit. The Dik Geurts liner kit enables that you always
can remove the appliance whenever necessary;
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place the restrictor cap back, re-place the vermiculite plates
in reverse order and lay the baffle plate against the back of
the unit and on the profiles;
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check that the holes for the secondary air in the back of the
appliance are in line with the air vents in the vermiculite
plate;
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put the frame back on the appliance.
In a new situation:
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When no existing chimney is available we recommend the
use of an installation cassette. This cassette can be ordered
with Dik Geurts.
Installation of the build-in cassette:
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Place the build-in cassette in front of a fireproof wall;
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In case of a combustible wall, build up a 10cm thick
fireproof wall;
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place the build-in cassette level at the desired height and fix
it with metal anchors;
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for a corner model fix and locate the towbar to the wall;
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Connect the flue pipe to the flue spigot of the cassette;
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the cassette is not suitable to support a flue pipe system,
which must be self-supporting;
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the chimney breast must be made of non-flammable, non-
combustible, fireproof material (must withstand a
temperature of at least 700 degrees Celsius);
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If the chimney breast is made from heat-resistant panels,
such as promafour, promatect, nobranda etc., these can be
attached to the cassette;
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stone materials may not rest on the cassette, use ceramic
felt between the cassette and the stone;
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leave 6 mm space between the cassette and the chimney
breast;
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cover the cassette with 6 cm heat-resistant insulation
material;
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take the expansion of the cassette into account, so therefore
nothing directly touching the cassette;
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the exterior of the chimney breast may not be hotter than 80
degrees Celsius;
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if there is a combustible ceiling, install a fire-resistant panel
in the chimney breast, 30 cm below the ceiling. Lay 10cm
thick heat insulation on this;
Installation of the appliance
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remove the door and the frame from the appliance;
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carefully remove the vermiculite plates (mark these), the
baffle plate and the restrictor cap from the appliance;
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screw-in the adjustable feet with the allan key provided and
check that they can be properly adjusted, as there may be
blasting grit residues;
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slide the appliance carefully in the cassette opening, taking
care not to cause any damage;
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leave at least 10mm space between the stove and the
cassette;
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adjust the adjustable feet upward so that the appliance is
moved in the desired position;
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create a good seal between the appliance and the cassette
in order that no products of combustion can enter the room;
this preferably is done with ceramic wool; you can move
with your hand through the exhaust opening and fill the gap
between the unit and the cassette with ceramic wool.
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place the restrictor cap back, re-place the vermiculite plates
in reverse order and lay the baffle plate against the back of
the unit and on the profiles;
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check that the holes for the secondary air in the back of the
appliance are in line with the air vents in the vermiculite
plate;
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put the frame back on the appliance.
5.4 INSTRUCTIONS FOR EACH FIRE TYPE
Instyle 400 and 550
The Instyle front 400 and 550 is supplied with an additional
external air connection ring. This adjustable ring is only used to
connect insert fires that have an external air connection. If there
is no external air connection, this ring may not be connected.s