Italkero QUADRO 40 Installation And Maintenance Manual Download Page 16

GAS

IN

MIN 2m

1

MIN 2m

2

A

B

MIN 0,5m

3

C

GAS

IN

5

6

7

8

4

FLUE

A.ExISTING FLUE

• 

Clean the existing flue before installing the appliance 

and before carrying out a flue gas evacuation test, ac-

cording to the national regulations.

• Make sure that the flue is dedicated only to the appli-

ance being installed and that it is not shared with other 

appliances already installed.

• Minimum vertical development 2 metres.

• Any restrictors (1) present along the path of the com-

bustion products must be removed or fixed in full open 

mode.

B. VERTICAL FLUE CREATION

• Minimum vertical development 2 metres.

•  Protect  the  flue  from  rain  or  dust  penetration  from 

above with a cover terminal (2) that does not obstruct 

the leakage of combustion products.

C. HORIzONTAL FLUE CREATION

• Minimum vertical development of 0.5 meters

• Horizontal development as required but with an elec-

tromechanical extractor obligation (3*, accessory not 

listed).

(3*) the  electromechanical extractor must guarantee a 

pressure difference during the suction phase ranging 

from 40 to 80 Pascal, depending on the route of the 

flue.

In addition, the extractor must have the function of ad-

justing the rotation speed, as it is always the instal-

ler's responsibility to ensure stability of the flame and 

to avoid defects such as tearing or extinguishing the 

main burner with the extractor in operation.

it is possible buy the connection cable with the smoke 

extractor (Price List accessory).

This accessory offers the possibility of activating the 

fan of the extractor, when the power on command of 

the appliance is given.

The Manufacturer suggests the purchase of extrac-

tors equipped with smart systems that detect any fan 

malfunctions and interrupt the flow of gas.

Operating diagram:

a) when switching on (4) the receiver of the appliance 

(5) will give the ON pulse to the fan (6);

b) the smart system or the pressure switch (7), will ver-

ify the correct operation and the correct suction;

c) only afterwards will the solenoid valve opening com-

mand (8) be given.

In the event of a fan malfunction (6), the smart system 

or pressure switch (7) will interrupt the current on the 

solenoid valve (8) which will immediately close the gas 

flow to the appliance (5).

The interruption due to faults or anomalies in one of 

the illustrated elements will interrupt the operating cy-

cle described in the figure, ensuring adequate safety.

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INSTALLER  

Summary of Contents for QUADRO 40

Page 1: ...Gas heating firebox insert INDOOR USE QUADRO 40 INSTALLATION and MAINTENANCE...

Page 2: ...IT Sheet metal cover painted stainless steel Connection cable for smoke extractor Wall control wired GENERAL 2 RANGE Our equipment is conforming with Regulations UE 2016 426 GAR Electromagnetic Compat...

Page 3: ...r correct and easier installation of the appliance adding to your proven expertise and technical expertise Enjoy working with the appliance and thank you again The Manufacturer Before contacting the a...

Page 4: ...nstallation 14 fixing 14 housing compartment 15 combustion fume exhaust 15 flue 16 fume exhaust 17 safety distances 18 Commands 19 First ignition 21 Adjustments 23 Wood or stones 24 Special installati...

Page 5: ...n compliance with the current Standards and the indications provided by the Manufacturer in the manual for the installer that is supplied with the product The appliance is designed for the use intende...

Page 6: ...ng plate It displays the name of the gas for which the appliance has been set up and adjusted Any type of tampering for its operation with another type of gas is to be considered dangerous and the Man...

Page 7: ...hem to avoid their inactivity causing the release of liquids and damage to the control board category 3P 3B P 3 2E 2H 2E R GAS Propane Butane Propane Butane Propane Methane Methane Methane types of ga...

Page 8: ...3 30 mm GPL 1 98 mm Pilot burner injector NAT 0 35 mm GPL 0 25 mm Gas pipe diameter 1 2 M F extendible from 75 to 130 mm gas connection The appliance is equipped with a table that uniquely identifies...

Page 9: ...00 1 24 1 51 2 16 3 92 7 88 15 0 49 0 80 0 99 1 21 1 72 3 13 6 29 20 0 42 0 68 0 84 1 03 1 47 2 66 5 36 25 0 37 0 60 0 75 0 91 1 30 2 35 4 74 30 0 33 0 54 0 67 0 82 1 17 2 13 4 28 40 0 29 0 46 0 57 0...

Page 10: ...ring of the room must consider that the appliance is of the BAS type therefore for correct operation it draws the combustion air from the environment in which it is installed and it is necessary to pr...

Page 11: ...On Off valve switch 7 Flame control board 8 Gas valve 9 MAX adjustment screw 10 Burner gas pipe 11 Thermal switch for thermocouple 12 Pilot gas pipe 13 6V DC power socket 14 MIN adjustment screw 15 M...

Page 12: ...s supplied with no 1 Device with remote valve no 1 Standard On Off remote control no 1 Gas supply pipe no 1 Document envelope no 1 User instructions manual no 1 Installer manual no 1 Warranty certific...

Page 13: ...A 92 mm B 410 mm C 410 mm D 388 mm E 83 mm F mm G mm H mm I gas pipe 1 2 M F extendible from 75 to 130 mm L 1700 mm M receiver 1000 mm net weight 9 5 Kg gross weight Kg DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS 13 INST...

Page 14: ...f the valve Anchor the valve support bracket in the compartment created securing it with appropriate screws Be sure to have left the technical data plate easily accessible to anyone who will be called...

Page 15: ...pliance If you do not want to use the accessory door you can create one using fireproof materials In this case the receiver must be positioned immedia tely next to the appliance but it is necessary to...

Page 16: ...ddition the extractor must have the function of ad justing the rotation speed as it is always the instal ler s responsibility to ensure stability of the flame and to avoid defects such as tearing or e...

Page 17: ...ified in the table Chap Combustion fumes discharge each side of the hood must protrude 20cm from each side of the appliance minimum inclination see table in the Cap Combusti on fumes discharge MIN are...

Page 18: ...ambient ventilation The openings must guarantee an air flow from the outside of at least 2m3 h for each kW of power of the appliance Flame protection barrier In this appliance there are naked flames...

Page 19: ...et leg for manual operation 7 Manual intervention position knob 8 Piezoelectric connection cable connector manual 9 Flame control board 10 Valve Connector Flame control board 11 6V DC power socket 12...

Page 20: ...ons in compliance with current regulations To switch on the appliance point the remote control directly at the sensor at A maximum distance of 3m avoiding interference with front light sources or obst...

Page 21: ...Increasing the intensity of the flame through the use of two keys is a safety measure designed by the Manufacturer to avoid involuntary and sudden flames 8 at this point check all the automatic phase...

Page 22: ...t leg pressed until the pilot flame is lit Press and hold the Magnet Leg for approximately 10 seconds to allow adequate heating of the Thermocouple Remove the screwdriver releasing the magnet shank Tu...

Page 23: ...n the main burner when it is at maximum flow rate use screw C with 2 5mm slotted screwdriver clockwise increases pressure Pressure on the main burner when it is at minimum flow rate use Allen D with 4...

Page 24: ...ensure that no small parts dust stones wood or em bers cover the flames of the pilot burner respect the positioning of the furniture defined by the Manufacturer and certified by the Approval Body allo...

Page 25: ...ure are consi dered flammable must be avoided the table must guarantee a safe distance MIN 1m bet ween the naked flames and the occupants of the table the lower part of the table must be protected fro...

Page 26: ...USEFUL INFORMATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE 26...

Page 27: ...NOTE...

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Page 29: ...Gas heating firebox insert INDOOR USE QUADRO 40 USER...

Page 30: ...This appliance is designed for decorative purposes in compliance with the applicable European standard EN509 for this reason the performance has not been evaluated as the usual appliances for heating...

Page 31: ...gular intervals of 1 When the flame on the pilot burner ignites the spark stops igniting if the flame does not ignite the flashing period will be 30 after which it will be necessary to retry ignition...

Page 32: ...osition Close the gas valve 1 Bring the electrical switch 2 near the valve to position 0 to preserve battery life The system is equipped with a safety lock that prevents it from turning on until it is...

Page 33: ...e Switching on Open the gas supply valve Turn on the valve unit by setting the switch 5 to I Set the adjustment knob 1 to OFF Turn the knob 7 to manual MAN Disconnect the ignition cable from the rear...

Page 34: ...The protection cannot be fixed to the appliance in any way it must be self supporting and removable to allow easy access to the appliance To create the glass protection use only the tempered type and...

Page 35: ...accessory for all cleaning operations on the appliance and acces sories do not use steam cleaners to avoid compromi sing their aesthetic and functional appearance Installation environment Correct mai...

Page 36: ...l cleaning operations must be carried out being sure not to damage or scratch any of the painted surfaces remove the firebox furniture paying close attention to the fragility of the individual pieces...

Page 37: ...gether on the firebox The stones or wood must be arranged as shown in the instructions contained in the packaging of this accessory Incorrect or random positioning of the furnitu re alters the perfor...

Page 38: ...0 4 Burner frame stainless steel 80011430 00 5 Gr Natural gas ignition 80011404 00 5 Gr LPG power on 80011405 00 6 Ignition cable 80011406 00 7 Thermocouple 80011145 00 8 On Off Switch 80011148 00 9 G...

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