JOSEF DAVIDSSONS Oden 6300, Manual For Installation And Maintenance

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Connection to outdoor air via outer wall. Connection to outdoor air via foundations.
Connection to outdoor air via bottom plate. To be
used primarily for new-builds.
Our connection kit for connecting outdoor
air is available from your reseller or at
josefdavidssons.se/en
990000932 Connection kit for outdoor air
- Flexible tube (1 m)
- Tube clamp (x2)
- Adaptor from tube to 100 mm
For optimal function, the fireplace needs around 20
m3 air per hour. If you have mechanical ventilation
in your house, you should connect outdoor air to
your stove. Otherwise you risk the stove disturbing
air streams that go to the mechanical ventilation’s air
vents. There are different ways to connect outdoor
air to your stove, depending on what type of house
you live in. Some take air directly through the outer
wall, others go down into the floor and then out
through the foundations. If you use the foundations,
it’s important that the air supply pipe is insulated to
prevent condensation build-up. Contact your reseller
if you are unsure which connection is best for your
house. Regardless of which solution you need, you
should also seek the help of an authorised professional
to carry out the work.
For connection of outdoor air to convection and
soapstone models you need to remove the cover
plate at the bottom of the front of the stove.
Loosen the hexagonal screws to angle the plate
out.
CONNECT OUTDOOR AIR TO THE STOVE