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„Installation and operation manual“

The fireplace insert is a heating and decorative device, allowing construction of a complete heating

system based on distribution of hot air. It is not an autonomous heating device but a component of the

heating system. Due to the above reasons, its operation and safety largely depends on the method of

installation and materials used. Considering that, it is recommended that installation of the insert is

commissioned to an Authorised KFD Fitter, guaranteeing an appropriate standard of service.

All domestic and local regulations ought to be observed.

Construction of the stoves .......................................................................................... 3

1.1

Placement of the stove

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1.2

Preparation and unpacking

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1.3

General assembly rules

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1.4

Assembly of cladding

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Installation .................................................................................................................... 4

2.1

Stove placement .................................................................................................................................................. 4

2.2

Chimney

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2.3

Tip of the chimney

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2.4

Connection to the external air intake

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Stove operation .......................................................................................................... 10

3.1

Lightning ........................................................................................................................................................... 10

3.2

Flame control ..................................................................................................................................................... 10

3.2.1

In case of emergencies

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3.2.2

Glass

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3.2.3

Cleaning out the ashes

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3.2.4

Removing and cleaning of deflector.

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3.2.5

Summer break in device usage.

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3.3

Fuel for the stove

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3.4

Hints for users

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Parameter selection for flue pipe ............................................................................. 14

Technical specifications ............................................................................................ 15

Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................... 17

Inspection log ............................................................................................................. 19

Summary of Contents for STO MAX 7

Page 1: ...Installation and operation manual for stoves STO MAX 7 3F STO MAX 7 ...

Page 2: ...d of service All domestic and local regulations ought to be observed 1 Construction of the stoves 3 1 1 Placement of the stove 3 1 2 Preparation and unpacking 3 1 3 General assembly rules 3 1 4 Assembly of cladding 3 2 Installation 4 2 1 Stove placement 4 2 2 Chimney 5 2 3 Tip of the chimney 8 2 4 Connection to the external air intake 9 3 Stove operation 10 3 1 Lightning 10 3 2 Flame control 10 3 ...

Page 3: ...es in force in the country 1 2 Preparation and unpacking When you unpack the fireplace check for perfect operation as well as the possible presence of shipping damage Any anomalies must be immediately reported to the transport carrier or seller Check the accordance with what is provided The chimney must always move in VERTICAL position The glass is fragile it s necessary to protect it If possible ...

Page 4: ...nstallation put attention to placement of the combustible elements Minimum distances which should be preserved are a Side A 61 cm b Side B 150 cm in case of glassed side c Back A 61 cm d Front B 150 cm e Side C 50 cm f Side D 122 cm in case of glassed side View from above View from above ...

Page 5: ...much air as you need for a normal combustion of the appliance and the ventilation of the place Respect the UNI 10683 norm relative to the ventilation openings Basic requirements for chimney pipes which are used for stove connection are Chimney pipe must have round cross section area It should be heat isolated and waterproof made of materials which are resistant to high temperatures exhaust emissio...

Page 6: ... be obstructed Figure 1b Required chimney heights according to the norm PN 89 B 10425 a flat roof covered with any material b steep roof with easily ignitable covering c steep roof with non ignitable incombustible and flash resistant covering d situation of the chimney nearby another building 0 6 m 12 o 0 6 m 12 o 0 3m 12 o 1m 3m 3m 1 5m 0 3m 0 3m 12 o a b c d ...

Page 7: ... 160 Combustible elements Figure 2 Safe distance of the chimney from combustible elements dimensions in mm Safe distance for conducting the connecting pipe combustion gas pipe through a combustible wall is at least 20 cm Figure 3 Method of conducting the combustion gas pipe through a combustible wall dimensions in mm 200 200 200 Ściana palna Rura spalinowa Wypełnienie lekki beton lub wełna Kryza z...

Page 8: ... the chimney diameter it ought to protect the chimney against adverse weather rain snow and foreign bodies it ought to be easily accessible for maintenance and cleaning of the chimney in case of two adjacent chimneys tip of one chimney ought to be located at least 50 cm above the other one in order to avoid mutual interference of produced negative pressure figure 8 chimney tip ought to be situated...

Page 9: ...he smoke exhaust system must be unique to the insert Not allowed pipe discharges common to other fireplace Fumes discharged is made from the opening situated at the top The discharge pipe must be connected to the outside using appropriate tubes and eventual isolation Is necessary to use materials resistant to high temperatures ...

Page 10: ...od Under no circumstances for setting up fire do not use alcohol gasoline and other flammable substances During first lightning the process of paint curing might produce some strange smell In this situation the area should be vigorously ventilated When there is a need to add more wood to stove the door should be opened slowly to prevent smoke from coming out Wood excess in stove might lead to stov...

Page 11: ...d Inner side of glass can be cleaned with ash and wet paper or some rag Inner side must be cleaned carefully Outside surface of the glass can be cleaned with products used for window cleaning Do not use chemical agents which are used for cleaning stoves barbecues and ovens It can damage glass or paint Cracking of the glass Vitroceramic Glasses used in KFD fireplaces are high temperature resistant ...

Page 12: ...e consists about 60 l of water This amount of wood two months after being cut has got about 350 l of water Using this type of wood will lead to glass getting dirty There should be maximum 2 3 logs of wood in fireplaces hearth It should be 20 40 long The best diameter of logs is between 12 and 15 cm Do not use briquette coal trashes wet wood painted wood or plastic as fireplaces fuel When you use t...

Page 13: ... it is working or just after it has finished its work If there is a fire in the fireplace you need to Close fireplace door Close air inlet Put off the fire with fire extinguisher CO2 powder Immediately call the fire brigade Do not light up the fireplace if there are and fumes in the room eg after floor varnish Until the construction works in the place where fireplace is it should be preserved from...

Page 14: ...he area of the fireplace door Chimney height should be measured from the point fireplace is mounted One sided central fireplace Area a h m2 Two or more sided fireplace Area a h 1 75 m2 Minimum reduced hydraulic diameter cannot be less than DHmin inner nominal diameter 10 mm When flue pipe height is according to picture above ...

Page 15: ...cy index EEI 110 6 110 6 energy efficiency at nominal heat output 82 5 82 5 seasonal space heating energy efficiency 73 5 73 5 CO emission at 13 O2 0 09 0 09 mg Nm3 1162 1162 dust emission at 13 O2 mg Nm3 19 19 OGC at 13 O2 mg Nm3 51 51 NOX emission at 13 O2 mg Nm3 145 145 flue gas mass flow g s 9 75 9 75 verage smoke temperature at smoke outlet C 235 235 minimum chimney draft Pa 12 12 weight kg 1...

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Page 17: ...ent negative pressure in the chimney 3 Check if the inspection door is closed clean the chimney and connecting duct recommended installation of a mechanical combustion gas exhaust 4 Too humid wood 4 Replace the wood with dry wood humidity under 20 5 Too large slivers used for lighting up 5 Use smaller slivers 6 Bad weather conditions 6 Check if burning improves once the weather is better In case o...

Page 18: ... the chimney is tight V Significant bloom of tarry substances creosote appears on the glass pane 1 Too humid wood 1 Replace the wood with dry wood humidity under 20 2 Insufficient negative pressure in the chimney 2 Check the reasons described in points III 1 4 3 Clogged air blow in openings in the furnace 3 Clean interior of the furnace from ash VI Fire in the chimney or flue 1 To be evaluated by ...

Page 19: ... Installation and operation manual 19 7 Inspection log The inspection ought to be performed once a year by an Authorised KFD Fitter Date Performed work Company Signature ...

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Page 24: ...nual 24 COPYRIGHT 2018 BY KFD Sp z o o v 20181123 This publication may not be reproduced in part or in whole without the written permission of KFD Sp z o o KFD reserves the right to make changes in materials construction and design ...

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