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7.0 Service
Warning!
Any unauthorised change to the product is illegal. Only
use original spare parts!
7.1 Changing the burn plates (fig. 6)
1. Lift up the ash moulding
(A)
on the one side so that it comes
out of the harbours on the side of the combustion chamber
and then remove it.
2. Remove the side burn plates
(B)
by lifting these up slightly
and pull out. If they are stuck, a screwdriver may be used to
flip them up.
3. Then lift the back burn plate
(C)
out.
4. Start with the back burn plate first. Then the side burn plates
are shoved into place.
7.2 Changing the baffle plate
•
Lift the baffle plate up in the front edge and pull it out through
the doors.
7.3 Dismantling/assembly of the doors
Classic and Harmony
• In order to remove the doors, they must first be opened.
• Loosen the grub screws and pull out the doors.
• When assembling the doors, any washers under the
lowermost grub screws must be put in place.
• Change the gasket at the same time.
Panorama
• In order to remove the door, it must first be opened.
• Remove the self-locking mechanism, loosen the grub screw
and pull out the door.
• When assembling the door, any washers under the grub
screw must be put in place.
• Change the gasket at the same time.
7.4 Dismantling/assembly of the front
(fig. 8)
• Dismantle the doors, ash lip, baffle plate and the damper - if
it has been installed. (See relevant section).
• Unscrew
the
screws
(A)
in the lower front edge of the
combustion chamber half way out and pull the washers all
the way out towards the screw head.
• Loosen
the
screws
(B)
in the upper front edge of the
combustion chamber. These screws have washers and nuts
on the inside. When the last screw is loosened, you must
support the front so that it does not fall forward.
• Lift the front off.
• Assembly is achieved by placing the front on the two half-
screwed-in screws
(A)
in point 2. The front has tracks where
the screws should fit into place.
•
Push the frame into the upper edge - lift it up so that it reaches
the top. Fasten the frame with screws
(B)
M6x30mm and
washers with nuts on the inside of the combustion chamber.
8.0 Optional equipment
8.1 Damper - cat. no. 51012114 (fig. 9)
Assembly of the damper (prior to
installation)
• Remove the flue connecting pipe if it has already been
connected.
• Unscrew
the
screw
(A)
which is on the door frame at the top
in the middle. (The nut is situated at the back).
• Hook the regulating bar
(B)
on the damper
(C)
from the left.
Put it down into the smoke pipe opening through the hole
in the door frame. Lower the damper so that the cams fall
down into the harbours
(D)
on the smoke outlet. The damper
is put into place with its curved part facing backwards.
(
Note!
Included in the damper package is one control bar for
Jøtul I
80
Classic and one for Harmony/Panorama. The bar for
Classic can be identfied by a bend in the middle - in section E.
• Screw the knob on the regulating bar.
Dismantling/assembly of the damper (after
the brickwork is completed)
•
If the damper is to be dismantled, the burn plates, and baffle
plate must be removed (see relevant sections).
• Screw the knob off the regulating bar.
• Lift the damper out of its harbour and pull it down. Unhook
the regulating bar and the damper can be removed through
the doors.
• Pull the regulating bar into the smoke bell and out again
through the door opening.
• The damper is put into place with its curved side facing
backwards. Hook the regulating bar on the damper from the
left, lift it up and place it in its harbour in the flue pipe.
• Screw the knob back on to the regulating bar.
8.2 The top and bottom grids (fig. 10)
•
Bottom grid:
The bottom grid
(A)
should be placed under
the front frame. The adjusting screws on the legs should be
adjusted so that the bottom grid fits.
•
Top grid:
Place one cage nut
(B)
on each side of the top of the
insert. Fasten the nuts loosely with a nut M6 and a washer,
so that they can be pushed a little.
• Place the top grid
(C)
on the front frame and fasten it with
two body screws
(D)
.
• Adjust the top grid so that it is even with the front frame.
• Loosen the two body screws
(D)
and remove the top grid.
• Now the nuts which hold the cage nuts in place can be
tightened.
• Re-fasten the top grid.
8.3 The aluminium panel
If you wish to cover up any openings at the side of the insert
towards the side wall of the fireplace, black varnished side panels
made of aluminium are available. These are 775 mm high and are
adapted to the insert which is assembled with a top and bottom
grid. If adjustment is necessary, they are easy to cut with a bow
saw or an angle grinder.
Side panel, narrow: catalogue no: 51012083 -
breadth 76mm, height 775mm (packs of 2).
