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Important:
if the floor is made of flammable materials, it is necessary to protect it with some insulation e.g. tiles,
up to at least 40cm in front of the heater. Preferably use enameled flue pipes
– as they resist
corrosion very well. Their length should be as short as possible, so that the heated fumes are used to
make a draught.
-The back wall must not be of flammable materials. If it is it must be protected sufficiently and
effectively.
-walls on the left or right of the device should be at a distance of at least 50cm from the unit, if they
constitute combustible material.
-In the case of a traditional stove, the ceiling must be located at least 80cm to the top of the unit.
-The device radiates naturally and all combustible materials (wood chairs, sofas ...) facing the front of
the device should be at least at a distance of 150cm.
Assembly:
1) Open the box and remove the flap resting on the top of the
unit.
2) Lift the cardboard, flatten it and use it as a work surface.
3) Open the doors and remove the package that contains the
following accessories:
-nozzle - 3 feet - the buffer nozzle
the cover-screw
4) Lay the device on its back.
5) Insert the flap into its slot in the front of the unit and secure
with four screws 6x20.
Then attach the two sides.
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) Attach the legs in their home with a 6-point and screw up the
device.
7) The spigot can be attached either from above or from the back.
Seal the spigot carefully before securing. use 4 screws 6x20, a good seal must be obtained.
Proceed the same with the plate to close the opening not used.
NB: the key to operate the damper on the spigot can be positioned right or left.
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