Firenzo aqualux AG, Installation Manual

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Aqualux AG Installation 17
2b If installation is into a BUILT-IN CANOPY : Construct the canopy box as per page 7.
Ensure the holes for the wetback pipework are predrilled into the built-in canopy
following the instructions in the Aqualux Built-In Canopy conversion kit. Install into
framework following guides on pages 8-14 as applicable.
3
Slide the firebox into the opening so that the outer casing return folds are flush
with the finished fire surround.
4
DUE TO NEW ZEALAND BEING AN EARTHQUAKE PRONE COUNTRY, IT IS
IMPORTANT TO ANCHOR THE INSERT DOWN IN CASE OF EARTH
MOVEMENT. See diagram page 18 showing Typical Insert Installation.
5
Make pipework connections to the wetback following the guide in Section 6 Wetback
(page 19) and test.
When installed into Built-in Canopy ensure pipework is sealed as per the instructions
in the Aqualux Built-in Canopy conversion kit.
6
Install Flue as per instructions on page 20 and 21 if installing in a masonry fireplace
or page 8,9,10,11,12, 15 if using a Built-in fire canopy (zero clearance box).
7
Now that the firebox and flue are in position,
place 25mm white kaowool blanket
(supplied) on top of casing .
8
As this fire sources its combustion air from the chimney cavity/enclosure, the fire
MUST be sealed around the front between the casing and the masonry or inbuilt
canopy. This is achieved by packing the yellow ISB insulation supplied between the
casing and the masonry or inbuilt canopy at the FRONT ONLY to maximum depth of
90mm.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD THE AIRPORTS ON THE
SIDE OF THE HEATER BE RESTRICTED. Refer diagram page 18.
The fire sources its combustion air from the chimney cavity, not from the
room where the fire is installed. This ventilation air should be drawn down
the chimney cavity from the air gap set up when the top spacer bracket holds
the weather collar off from the outer flue casing enabling air to be drawn into
the chimney cavity. Failure to ensure this air supply will starve the fire of air
and lead to poor performance.
NOTE: In the case of some insert fires into existing masonry fireplaces it may be necessary
to install additional adventitious ventilation into the chimney cavity as per AS/NZ
2918 3.4.1.2 to assist air flow into the fire.. This ventilation should not be
taken/drawn from the room that the fire is installed in.
9 Assemble and fit the fascia as per instructions on page 22.