LOHBERGER VARIOLINE AC 105 Operating Manual Download Page 2

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Important information in this manual is indicated by the following symbols:

NOTE: Instructions for correct use of the stove. It is the operator’s responsibility to follow these instructions. 

CAUTION: This symbol refers to particularly important notes. 

DANGER: This symbol indicates important rules of conduct for avoiding injury or material damage.  

1. Important standards / guidelines .................................3

2. Important instructions prior to installation
    and start-up .................................................................4

3. Transport / Unpacking / Inspection ..............................5

Transport securing devices 

5

Transport options 

5

4. Safety instructions ........................................................6

5. Description of the appliance / Adjustment ...................6

Combustion chamber, fi rebox 

6

Oven 6
Oven thermometer  

6

Cooking surface 

7

Stove frame (adjustable in the stove type CLASSIC)  

7

ADJUSTMENT OF THE STOVE FRAME 

7

Base recess 

7

Appliance height  

7

6. Installing the appliance ................................................9

Load-bearing capacity of the fl oor 

9

Floor pad as a protection against fl ying sparks 

9

Safety clearances 

9

Overhead kitchen cabinets  

9

Safety clearances fl ue gas pipe 

9

7. Chimney connection .....................................................10

Schematic diagram fl ue gas connection (Figure 13) 

10

The chimney 

10

Connection stove - chimney  

10

The necessary discharge pressure (“Chimney draught”)  

10

8. Combustion air .............................................................11

Outdoor air supply for combustion (optional equipment)

 11

Examples of possible connections

 11

9. Connection of the heating system................................12

Heat output to water 

12

Return fl ow temperature boost 

12

Temperature safety relief valve 

12

Expansion tank 

12

Safety valve 

13

Automatic air bleed 

13

Example of connections  

13

10. Operating the stove ....................................................14

Start-up fl ap 

14

Air control 

14

Primary air control 

14

Secondary air control  

14

Grate riddling 

15

Adjustment of the grate 

15

Winter mode / Summer mode 

15

Changing between boiler and cooking operation 

15

11. Combustion .................................................................16

Prerequisites for effi cient combustion 

16

The combustion process 

16

Clean combustion 

16

JETFIRE Flame convergence plate 

16

12. Fuels ...........................................................................17

Suitable fuels 

17

Unsuitable fuels 

17

Prohibited fuels 

17

13. Start-up .......................................................................17

Heating up 

17

Adding Fuel 

18

Air supply settings 

18

Heating 18
Fuel fi lling level  

18

Cooking  

18

Baking and Roasting  

18

Heating in between seasons 

18

14. Maintenance and Cleaning .........................................19

Cleaning opening 

19

Removing cooking plate 

19

Using a vacuum cleaner 

19

Cleaning the heat exchanger 

19

Cleaning the connecting piece 

19

Grate  

20

Ash pan 

20

Oven door 

20

Removing the oven door  

20

Reinstalling the oven door 

20

Cleaning the glass viewing window of the oven 

20

Side rails of the oven 

20

Cleaning the glass viewing window of the combustion chamber  21
Steel Cooking Plate  

21

Stoves with glass ceramic cooking surfaces  

22

15. Troubleshooting ..........................................................23

16. After-sales service  .....................................................24

17. Appliance dimensions .................................................25

18. Technical data .............................................................26

19. Type testing ...............................................................26

Warranty ...........................................................................27

Summary of Contents for VARIOLINE AC 105

Page 1: ...Issued 06 2016 OPERATING MANUAL with INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS GB VARIO LINE AQUA THERM COMBI AC 105...

Page 2: ...Outdoor air supply for combustion optional equipment 11 Examples of possible connections 11 9 Connection of the heating system 12 Heat output to water 12 Return flow temperature boost 12 Temperature...

Page 3: ...preparation DIN 4751 Part 2 Safety devices for heating systems with flow temperatures of up to 110 C 120 C in preparation open and closed water heating systems up to 349 kW 300000 kcal h with thermost...

Page 4: ...instructions regarding maintenance and cleaning in this operating manual Your chimney sweep will also be happy to clean the fireplace Only clean and properly adjusted appliances work efficiently 2 2...

Page 5: ...trolley Transport by means of carrying straps included in the delivery Remove the fuel drawer hotplate and transport securing devices hook the four carrying straps into the stove base Figure 4 Insert...

Page 6: ...12815 the Austrian standard NORM M 7550 the German industrial standards DIN 18882 DIN Plus BIMSCH as well as the special regulations concerning efficiency and pollutant emission applicable in Regensb...

Page 7: ...n Remove cooking plate s and slacken stove frame mounting screws 12 pi eces Figure 6 Correctly position stove frame retighten stove frame mounting screws 12 pieces Replace cooking plate s Base recess...

Page 8: ...nless steel 5 Sidewall 6 Control knob heating cooking operation 7 Thermometer 8 Fire door panel 9 Fire door handle stainless steel 10 Fire door viewing window extra charge 11 Control knob for primary...

Page 9: ...ing minimum distances from combustible building materials clearance to wall 20 cm clearance to ceiling 40 cm Figure 10 Figure 11 Figure 12 With fire protection unit retrofitted Gap in kitchen plinth t...

Page 10: ...pre fabricated components are preferable Assessment of the entire flue gas system according to DIN 4705 Parts 1 and 2 with shared flue systems according to Part 3 Connection stove chimney The flue pi...

Page 11: ...requirements for the operation Even with an outdoor air supply for combustion the requirements for the operation of an appliance independent of indoor air room sealed appliance are not fulfilled of an...

Page 12: ...ation and the calculation of the dimensions of the expansion tank must comply with DIN EN12828 and DIN EN13831 The expansion tank must be installed in rooms that are protected from frost For further d...

Page 13: ...of symbols 1 Installation package 1 Installation package 1 Installation package Integrated return flow temperature boost Integrated return flow temperature boost Integrated return flow temperature bo...

Page 14: ...his determines the rate of burning and therefore the heat output of the stove In position 0 the controller is closed no combustion air is supplied In posi tion 1 minimum air supply is provided select...

Page 15: ...be heat exchanger and the radiated losses to the room where the stove is installed via the cooking surface or the oven and consequently the heat output to the room are reduced COOKING OPERATION Figure...

Page 16: ...lames All three stages can occur at the same time from the inside to the outside of a piece of wood Clean combustion The first prerequisite for keeping pollutant emissions as low as possible is that o...

Page 17: ...ir to position 6 and fully open the slider for the secondary air Open the firebox door Turn the operation mode control to Cooking operation Put 2 small pieces of firewood onto the grate Place a piece...

Page 18: ...vered by warranty In any case this will lead to incomplete and inefficient combustion and subsequently to low efficiency with all appliances Cooking For cooking change the operating mode to cooking Co...

Page 19: ...iance components flue gas pipe cooking plate grate cleaning cover ash pan ensure they are correctly positioned and function as required and or that there are no leaks When positioning the cooking plat...

Page 20: ...ven If the appliance is overheated or if a gasket is damaged the inside of the glass viewing window of the oven may become fogged To clean it please proceed as follows Remove oven door as described an...

Page 21: ...velopment of unsightly spots on the cooking plate and the stove will keep its good appearance Take care that the expansion gaps of the steel cooking plate are always kept free of deposit build ups so...

Page 22: ...ave an abrasive effect on the shed around or have an abrasive effect on the shed around or have an abrasive effect on the glass ceramic surface This applies particularly to glass ceramic surface This...

Page 23: ...draught Have the stove plate aligned or replaced Seek the advice of your chimney sweep if necessary install a dam per Stove frame or stainless steel components discoloured Clean surfaces seek the advi...

Page 24: ...heat up Start up flap is open Close start up flap Incorrect chimney draught Contact your chimney sweep Output controller faulty Replace output controller Oven viewing glass becomes cloudy Stove overhe...

Page 25: ...0 3 cm Example Stove frame overhang front 0 cm flue pipe connection at the side 18 cm clearance installation wall to rear wall stove 6 cm 105 60 18 15 3 0 6 3 68 14 5 6 5 85 13 5 18 19 5 14 5 1 25 64...

Page 26: ...m position mm 100 250 Oven Width x height x depth mm 420 x 290 x 410 Cooking surface Width x depth mm 1008 x 507 Area m2 0 51 Ash drawer Stove litre 4 5 Fuel storage container Stove litre 34 5 Fuel co...

Page 27: ...ns REPAIRS We will carefully check your appliance and establish whether the warranty claim is justified If yes we will decide in which way the defect should be corrected In the event of a repair we wi...

Page 28: ...GMBH Landstra e 19 5231 Schalchen Austria Telephone 43 0 7742 5211 0 Telefax 43 0 7742 5211 109 of ce lohberger com www lohberger com Slight variations in colour due to printing process Subject to te...

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