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Fig. 4. The scheme of connection of the insert to the chimney duct 

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Ventilation of the insert: 

 

the cassette extracts the air needed for combustion from the room in which it is installed (too little fresh 
air will cause bad combustion and there may be a risk of carbon monoxide poisoning - carbon monox-ide is 
produced); 

 

the room where the cassette is to be installed must have ventilation openings; 

 

it is estimated that about 8m³ of air is required for burning 1kg of wood; 

 

in the case of using a system of distributing air to other rooms, it is essential to ensure the return of cooled 
air to the room where the insert is installed so that the air can circulate freely (otherwise, the work cycle of 
the insert may become disrupted, which will hinder the distribution of warm air). 

 

Fig. 5. Break off elements when assembling the cassette without external air supply. 

Summary of Contents for CUBO 700

Page 1: ...FIRST TIME READ THE OPERATION AND INSTALLATION MANUAL OPERATION AND INSTALLATION MANUAL FIREPLACE CASSETTE CUBO In accordance with the requirements of the Ecodesign Directive in the EU Member States T...

Page 2: ...insert 14 5 5 Installation of the insert 15 5 5 1 To ensure the correct installation 15 5 5 2 General recommendations concerning the housing 15 5 6 Connecting the hot air distribution system 16 5 7 Co...

Page 3: ...y hot In order to improve the product the Manufacturer reserves the right to make changes in drawings photographs and descriptions or to modify the parameters of equipment without notice at any time T...

Page 4: ...ther user make sure to enclose the Operation and Installation Manual 1 1 2 Never lean on the fireplace insert or climb onto it use the appliance in the event of fault or malfunctioning place flammable...

Page 5: ...W HITZE PL FIREPLACES STOVES BIOFIREPLACES GARDEN HEATERS ACCESSORIES 5 1 encasing of the insert 2 body of the insert 3 door handle 4 air adjustment lever 5 door 6 flue Fig 1 CUBO insert general schem...

Page 6: ...700 8 4 10 2 4 85 0 891 170 150 640x481 114 230 50 350 Unit kW kW kg g m 3 C mm mm kg V Hz mm Symbol P P og B CO 13 t r D cz Sz m k U l p Parameters Nominal power Heating load range Maximum fuel load...

Page 7: ...ARDEN HEATERS ACCESSORIES 7 Fig 2 Basic dimensions of CUBO fireplace cassettes Dimensions mm CUBO inserts CUBO 70 CUBO 80 A 700 800 B 540 540 C 535 535 D 470 470 E 587 587 Z 460 480 Zcz 150 150 Zd 100...

Page 8: ...ut off and in the maximally extended position the maximum air supply is open The air used to burn off fumes is realized by two systems In the first system the air enters the combustion chamber through...

Page 9: ...heating The fans start and stop automatically when the temperature in the cassette reaches a certain value The fans are powered by 230V electricity CUBO cross section depending on the method of assemb...

Page 10: ...ir 5 TRANSPORT ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION OF THE INSERT The device is compliant with the PN EN 13229 2002 standard and has a CE certificate Before assembling installing and using the fireplace insert r...

Page 11: ...remove the deflectors and the flue pipe from the cassette connect the chimney flue and insert the cassette into the recess screw on the flue and install deflectors connect the cassette to the electri...

Page 12: ...raught should be as follows minimum draught 6 2 Pa MEDIUM RECOMMENDED DRAUGHT 12 2 Pa maximum draught 15 2 Pa NOTE To ensure the correct functioning of the insert there must be a correct chimney draug...

Page 13: ...himney the diameter can be increased through the use of mounting adapters the path of the combustion gas duct should be as short and straight as possible bends increase flow resistance and facilitate...

Page 14: ...arbon monox ide is produced the room where the cassette is to be installed must have ventilation openings it is estimated that about 8m of air is required for burning 1kg of wood in the case of using...

Page 15: ...ther heating device without its own air intake CUBO cassettes are standalone devices and do not require any additional supports 5 5 2 General recommendations concerning the housing the housing of the...

Page 16: ...ickness of the insulation layer is 0 07m i e 7cm 5 6 Connecting the hot air distribution system The hot air distribution system allows the convective heat generated by the furnace to be used to heat o...

Page 17: ...oms are installed on correctly mounted connectors For the correct operation of the system ensure the return of cool air to the room where the stove is located To improve the hot air distribution syste...

Page 18: ...e overheating and as a consequence its damage and loss of warranty 5 7 Connecting the fan system The cassettes can be equipped with a fan system It is an option for self assembly ensuring stronger for...

Page 19: ...work 2 Removing doors and covers The door should be removed by opening it to a 90 angle lifting it up which will cause the door to exit the bottom hinge and allow it to be removed from the hinges The...

Page 20: ...assette door and connect the plug to the socket The cassette is ready for use 6 START UP After the insert has been mounted and connected to the chimney the first start up of the insert must be perform...

Page 21: ...lighting the fire the door of the fireplace must be closed when the fuel is properly ignited use the air regulator to set calm rather muffled combustion opening the throttle at 50 calm burning openin...

Page 22: ...e design of our appliances the most suitable type of fuel is the deciduous hardwood including oak hornbeam ash beech birch In particular we recommend using birch wood The best fuel is wood which has b...

Page 23: ...open position for about 10 seconds before opening the door the lever of the throttle maximally extended open the damper valve of the combustion gas throttle in the flue if such a valve is installed in...

Page 24: ...contain any leftover embers which might cause a fire in the waste bin NOTE Take care not to overfill the ash pan If the ash pan is too full it will hinder the inflow of air under the grate hindering...

Page 25: ...s perform periodic maintenance tasks in a timely manner have the fireplace inspected by a specialized servicing company at least once a year keep the following components clean glass pane combustion c...

Page 26: ...damage Grate and internal components of the insert As needed Vacuum cleaner fireplace cleaning products Maintenance of the combustion gas throttle replacement of the gaskets of the glass pane and of t...

Page 27: ...on the glass and it does not burn off the fuel burns too slowly and the temperature in the combustion chamber is too low increase the amount of air in the combustion chamber use fuel with a moisture...

Page 28: ...WWW HITZE PL FIREPLACES STOVES BIOFIREPLACES GARDEN HEATERS ACCESSORIES 28 10 NAMEPLATE The nameplate is placed on the back wall of the appliance...

Page 29: ...1 INSPECTION RECORDS REGISTER OF INSPECTIONS OF THE CHIMNEY Inspection Date signature and stamp Inspection Date signature and stamp Inspection Date signature and stamp Inspection Date signature and st...

Page 30: ...ORIES 30 REGISTER OF INSPECTIONS OF THE FLUE PIPE Inspection Date signature and stamp Inspection Date signature and stamp Inspection Date signature and stamp Inspection Date signature and stamp Inspec...

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