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Firenzo CONTESSA Installation And Operation Manual Download Page 1

Please read this booklet and keep for future reference for the safe installation

and operation of your:

CONTESSA

Freestanding Clean Air Woodburner

All installations must be in accordance with these instructions. Consult with

the building authority having jurisdiction to determine the need for a permit

prior to commencing the installation. Failure to follow these instructions may

also void your home insurance and warranty.

Please leave this manual with the owner when installation is

complete.

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Summary of Contents for CONTESSA

Page 1: ... All installations must be in accordance with these instructions Consult with the building authority having jurisdiction to determine the need for a permit prior to commencing the installation Failure to follow these instructions may also void your home insurance and warranty Please leave this manual with the owner when installation is complete ...

Page 2: ...Floor Protector Requirements 5 4 Installation Clearances 6 5 Assembly Instructions 6 Fitting Seismic Restraints 7 6 Flue Installation 8 Minimum Height of Flue Exit 9 11 7 Operating Instructions 11 8 Door Glass 12 9 Cast Iron Tops 12 10 Maintenance 13 11 Safety 13 14 12 Warranty Distributed by FIRENZO AUSTRALIA PTY PO Box 4431 Dandenong South Victoria 3164 Email firenzo firenzo com au ...

Page 3: ...sensitive combustible materials at least 600mm away from the front of the heater This includes clothing furniture wood newspaper plastic matches etc Do not use flammable liquids or aerosols in the vicinity of this appliance when it is operating Use caution when reloading with fuel Do NOT attempt to load fuel into the heater when the fire inside the stove is at or near its peak Do NOT burn large qu...

Page 4: ...es that arise from tampering with the appliance will void any warranty claims 3 FLOOR PROTECTOR REQUIREMENTS According to AS NZS 2918 2001 If the heater is to be placed on or within 500mm of a heat sensitive floor an insulated floor protector with a minimum thickness of 40mm is required consisting of a minimum of 20mm of Insulation board Micore 160 Supalux Promatech H Eterpan LD or product of simi...

Page 5: ...m HEATER MUST BE INSTALLED WITH A FLUE PIPE SHIELD CLEARANCES A B C D E F G H J K L M N O 140 280 350 110 100 270 600 420 860 995 1320 1140 725 600 If the heater is to be placed on or within 500mm of a heat sensitive floor an insulated floor protector will be required page 4 A 130mm the distance from the centre of the flue to the back edge of the top casting 780mm 638mm 505m A ...

Page 6: ...nt top casting ensuring it fits neatly onto the rope seal in the top channel 8 A stainless steel circular shim a round device used to assist with sitting the flue pipe into the spigot on the rear top cast is provided to use if required 9 Assemble and fit flue as per instructions page 7 8 A flue shield must be fitted 10 Secure both the wood burner and floor protector to the floor for seismic restra...

Page 7: ...ng screws and seal 8 Place ceiling plate with folded edges upwards over heater spigot 9 Position the flue pipe into the heater spigot The flue pipe can either lowered from the top as a single unit or fed up from the room a length at a time ensuring that all joints are fixed properly 10 Slide the inner casing into place between the outer casing and the flue pipe 11 The flue pipe must extend 200mm a...

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Page 9: ...ox 2 Arrange dry kindling in tepee style with larger pieces standing up on each side Ignite paper leaving door ajar until kindling is alight then close the door 3 A vigorous fire is required reload with larger wood when vigorous flaming of the kindling is achieved and embers begin to appear 4 Open door carefully and place small pieces then larger logs on top always maintaining a vigorous fire Do n...

Page 10: ...just the Main Air Control in small increments to reach the desirable temperature The addition of large quantities of cold fuel to a low fire will reduce the firebox temperature dramatically and this may result in losing the fire Always ensure a good burn is established otherwise the fire will smoulder and smoke will build up which could result in a flash back or back fire where the smokes ignites ...

Page 11: ...he closed container of ashes should be placed on a non combustible floor or on the ground well away from all combustible materials pending final disposal If the ashes are disposed of by burial in soil or otherwise locally dispersed they should be retained in the closed container until all cinders have thoroughly cooled Do not remove hot ashes by vacuum cleaner 8 DOOR GLASS CAUTION THIS APPLIANCE M...

Page 12: ...checked annually during flue cleaning and replaced if signs of deterioration are evident Removal of the baffles renders the Warranty void 1 Lift the front cast top plate from the unit and remove 2 Remove any soot and creosote build up from the secondary chamber 3 Care must be taken when cleaning this area not to damage internal refractory linings 4 Check condition of baffles 5 Ensure all rope seal...

Page 13: ...ombustible items from near the heater and flue 12 WARRANTY Firenzo woodfires are fully guaranteed against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of TEN YEARS from date of purchase for the steel firebox top castings cast door and insert fascias All other parts eg metal doors kiln bricks door glass seals air supply components paint finishes wetbacks etc are covered for ONE year Subject to...

Page 14: ...torage and excluding such damage caused by leakage if so proven to be faulty materials or workmanship on behalf of Firenzo Australia Pty 5 Been damaged due to normal wear and tear e This warranty is expressly in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied including the warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose other than the warranties conferred by Firenzo Australia ...

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