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When loading the unit, the air intake must be opened and then the door can be unlatched. The 
door should be opened slowly and wait a few moments before opening it completely in order 
to avoid blowback (smoke coming back into the room). 
Never use water to put out the fire. 
 
Due to the high temperature radiation from the unit, the glass can reach a very high 
temperature:  
 

All objects sensitive to heat should be at a distance of 150cm from the unit. 

 

If you have a wood storage area below the unit, do not over stock it. 

 
Recommendations in case of poor performance: 
 

If there is smoking coming out of the unit, when opening the door:  

 

 

Check the recommendations with regards to loading the unit. 
Ensure that there is sufficient air in the room (possibly by opening a door or a 
window) and that the damper is open. 
Let an installer check the draw of your chimney and to ensure that any flue or 
tubing is in good condition. 

 
 

Insufficient heat or the fire is going out: 

 

 

Put smaller pieces of wood on a good bed of coals. 

 

 

Use drier wood. 

 

 

As above, have the chimney checked. 

 
 

Low heat output with a substantial fire: 

 

 

Check that the unit itself is in good condition. 

 

 

Use bigger diameter logs. 

 

 

Check the draw of the chimney and if required install a damper. 

 
 

The glass blackens rapidly: 

 

 

Use dry wood. 

 

 

Do not use the unit on slow setting continuously. 

 

Care and maintenance of your insert: 

 
 

During the heating season: 

Remember to regularly empty the ash tray, particularly to avoid that the ash 
builds up and obstructs the ash grate. Take care when disposing of hot coals as 
they could cause a fire. 

 

 

 
For cleaning the glass it is important that it has cooled down completely before 
wiping it with a damp cloth, or using a product that is recommended for cleaning 
the glass.  

Summary of Contents for B5.2

Page 1: ...mption at normal rate 3 96kg h Average temperature of smoke 300 c Carbon Monoxide 0 1 Carbon Dioxide 7 76 Distance from Combustible materials 50cm sides 50cm back 10cm base Characteristics Weight 140kg Wood only Log length up to 50cm Flue φ 180mm from the top Front loading Dimensions 77Lx71 5Hx44D cm Dimensions ...

Page 2: ...and safety or installation regulations 1 Particulars for the electrical connection units with fans a Any electrical connection must conform to the local regulations b The electrical connection to the power cable of the unit should be done by means of an electrical junction box c If the heater cable is damaged in any way it should be replaced d The cable and junction box should be appropriately ins...

Page 3: ... its full height If the unit is seated on a non flammable base it would only be necessary to insulate the sides and back of the cavity to their full height d If there is any material within the cavity construction which may be of a flammable nature it is recommended to build a new supporting framework which is in itself insulated to its full height e Under no circumstances must the actual unit its...

Page 4: ...low for maintenance and access to the top of the unit Hot air diffusers a Diffusers with a cross sectional area of not less than 500cm must be situated not less than 30cm from the ceiling and these must not be obstructed One must also take care that where the diffusers allow hot air to circulate they cannot affect sensitive material such as moulded ceilings PVC polystyrene cornices etc 6 Ventilati...

Page 5: ... the unit and with a cross sectional area of at least 200cm 1 4 of the cross section of the chimney minimum Fan assembly convection acceleration Nomenclature of electric parts No Qty Description Code No Qty Description Code 1 1 Thermostat bulb support LHS 147633152 7 2 Ventilation grid type 4000 107 2 1 Thermostat bulb support RHS 147633152 8 1 Resistor arcol hs50 820r 3 2 Thermostat junction 0000...

Page 6: ...reached It can happen when the fans are off or on slow speed This is not a temperature regulation but a protection against over heating As a security measure for the protection of the motors should there be an electrical power failure one should reduce the combustion rate of the fire During normal operation the air that comes in at an average temperature of 18 C is expelled at a temperature of 150...

Page 7: ...by making a fire on top of the grate Typically some newspaper dry kindling and a couple of small split logs would be used for the starter fire Light the newspaper close the door and open the air intake completely Once the fire is burning well it can be loaded Never use petrol or alcohol to start or increase the fire When lighting a new fire it is recommended to keep a bed of ash on the grid and th...

Page 8: ...r a window and that the damper is open Let an installer check the draw of your chimney and to ensure that any flue or tubing is in good condition Insufficient heat or the fire is going out Put smaller pieces of wood on a good bed of coals Use drier wood As above have the chimney checked Low heat output with a substantial fire Check that the unit itself is in good condition Use bigger diameter logs...

Page 9: ... the door closed One must always pay attention to the burning of your unit in order to get the best results from it Rather load your unit more often than loading it excessively After each loading the fire should initially burn at a high rate so that any condensing fumes can be rapidly eliminated at the start of the burn Using the unit on a very slow burn for long periods is not recommended especia...

Page 10: ...on If the unit has fans it is important that the electrical supply to the unit is always on This is imperative as the fans will automatically come on as a protective measure when they get hot even if the two way switch on the unit is in the off position ...

Page 11: ...ages Description 1 The top of the unit is delivered as per the picture 2 Put the spigot in place as shown Attach it with the two bolts supplied 3 Position the damper as shown Where the protrusion on the damper is facing upwards on the back RHS 4 Insert the damper as shown and keep it in this position for step 5 5 Insert the damper rod through the two holes through the front frame of the heater and...

Page 12: ...TH M8x20 ZN black 1301145 1 Damper shaft 157243258 1 97mm external spigot 143123276 2 Lug 142303736 1 Ash tray 133163158 1 Outer convection box 229063158 1 Glass 000013158 1 Motor support 253763158 2 Flat seal 8x 1mm 6308 2 3m 8mm rope seal 061082 3m Glass clamp 120713152 1 Door latch bolt off centre 3075BC 1 Air circulation grid RHS 102463158 1 Air circulation grid LHS 102453158 1 Switch support ...

Page 13: ...ect to correct installation use and maintenance of the unit Parts that are in direct contact with high temperatures and that could undergo distortions caused by wear and tear are guaranteed for 1 year This includes 1 Decorative panels side panels grates ...

Page 14: ...nly break because of a mechanical shock while using or handling the appliance 2 Glass seals and ceramic rope seals are considered wear and tear items The following will invalidate any warranty 1 Damage caused by burning fuels other than those for which the unit is intended 2 Any defect or deterioration caused by a fall shock negligence or lack of supervision and maintenance 3 Deterioration of part...

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