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4.5. Chimney Instructions
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The main cause of the chimney fire;
 Improper selection or pipe that dust is flammable fuel.
 In the event of appropriate conditions can cause fires ignite in the ducts.
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Ways of avoiding them;
 The chimney should be cleaned at least 2 times per year, depending on the
fuel quality.
 Correct and appropriate chimney selection should be made.
 Ensuring that the sealing and smoke in the chimney pipe and must be made
in isolation.
 After installation, chimney cleaning must be done before ignition operation.
 In case of a re-ignition after prolonged period of time, the smoke paths and
flue congestion must be checked.
 Surrounding the peak point of the roof of the chimney to the interference of
the obstacle (the ridge) from height must be at least 80 cm.
 Stove is not suitable for a shared chimney system.
 There should be no cracks on the flue to prevent the flue gas from leaking.
The inner surface of the chimney should be smooth.
 Should chimney's pipe inner diameter is 130 mm. (For star 150mm)
 Chimney flue test should be performed before making connections. If the
chimney connections should be carried out after removal of the traction
problem had this problem in the chimney.
 The stove pipe connected to the horizontal flue pipe must not be longer than
2m. It is recommended to use 45
⁰
elbows in chimney pipes instead of 90
⁰
bend. (Site selection for stoves should be determined by the closest point
where the chimney.)
 To avoid turbulence around the chimney flue without any obstructions (high
buildings, trees, etc.) Must be at least 10 m away.