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M Design INTERRA 60 Instructions For Installation And Use Manual Download Page 9

INSTRUCTION FOR INSTALLATION AND USE - INTERRA - WOOD

Without fan you are not obliged to use the hot air vents.

But if above the fireplace there is a decorative wooden beam or other combu

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stible material you have to install Hot Air Vents.

When using a fan it is not obligatory to connect air ducts.

2.4 INSTALLATION WITHOUT FAN AND WITH HOT AIR VENTS

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Summary of Contents for INTERRA 60

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION FOR INSTALLATION AND USE INTERRA 60 68 74 78 download this document on www m design be UK 08 2012 ...

Page 2: ...enerated by a fan optional 2 2 3 Fan dimmer 2 3 AIR SUPPLY FOR COMBUSTION 8 2 4 INSTALLATION WITHOUT FAN 9 2 4 FLUE 10 2 4 1 MINIMUM HEIGHT FLUE 10 2 4 2 ADJUSTING THE BAFFLE PLATE 11 3 GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS 12 3 1 MAINTENANCE 12 4 GUARANTEE 13 4 1 TERMS AND ITEMS COVERED 13 4 2 PROVISO 13 4 3 DISCLAIMER 13 5 DRAWINGS 14 17 6 FINISHING FRAMES 18 6 1 MEASUREMENTS FRAMES 4 side 19 6 2 MEASUREMENTS...

Page 3: ...rated shelter for at least 2 years 18 moisture content Damp wood gives off less heat and dirties the stove and the chimney less You can also use briquettes the effect is comparable with that of wood and it is best to use them in combination with wood because burning only briquettes makes the temperature too high Never over fill the stove with wood because when the chimney draws too much it can mak...

Page 4: ... time the paint will harden and that give off smoke and a smell which starts after the fire has burned for about 10 minutes and lasts for about 15 minutes See to it that there is ample ventilation in the room CAUTION It is not necessary to overload the fireplace with wood 1 kg dry wood gives a 4 kW power Example a fireplace with a 78 return gives a power for about 4kw x 78 3 kW for 1 kg dry wood I...

Page 5: ...on we advise you to entrust him with the installation The appliance has to be installed according to certain prescribed rules and local regula tions However if you decide to carry out the work on your own we advise you to do the fol lowing Refer to the terms and conditions of our contract of guarantee Ask your supplier for advice on how to comply with regulations Tolerances of appliance from combu...

Page 6: ...WOOD 3 2 4 1 DISMANTLING THE COMBUSTION CHAMBRE Lift up the door and remove it Remove metal piece nr 1 and in order 2 3 and 4 the chamot Remove baffle plate and deflector Lift up with two persons the front and slide it out of the exterior frame 6 ...

Page 7: ...he fan is mounted on the back of the appliance By removing the chamot on the back and unscrew the metal plate behind this chamot it s easy to have acces to the fan When using a fan it is not obligatory to connect air ducts 2 2 3 Fan optional The fan optional starts automatically when à temperature of 50 C is reached and swithes off again automatically when 30 C is reached The fan optional stops au...

Page 8: ... case of a thermally sealed room supplemen tary air is essential You have to avoid creating under pressure in the room Please be carefull and look out that enough fresh air is available in the living room If a cooking hood appears to be absolutely essential in a adjoining room sufficient air supply will have to be provided to avoid every form of under pressure With the manual control the combustio...

Page 9: ... obliged to use the hot air vents But if above the fireplace there is a decorative wooden beam or other combu stible material you have to install Hot Air Vents When using a fan it is not obligatory to connect air ducts 2 4 INSTALLATION WITHOUT FAN AND WITH HOT AIR VENTS OR 9 ...

Page 10: ... opening into the flue and its position are very important One individual flue must not have more than two changes of direction and may not be greather than 45 degrees with the perpendicular The existing obstacles in the vicinity of the opening into the flue must be taken into account Do not connect more than one stove to a chimney flue Choose the best one Seal the unused ones 2 5 1 MINIMUM HEIGHT...

Page 11: ... max closing of baffle plate with door closed max geschlossen klappe mit tür geschlossen unscrew to have max closing Screw to let baf fle plate inclinated 11 Baffle plate deflector chamot Deflector metal Pos 2 Position out of production Pos 1 In case of to much draught Pos 3 In case of not enough draught 1 2 3 1 2 3 Deflector Baffle plate ...

Page 12: ...idity and water are the gre atest enemies of the Chamotflex in the appliance because it can swell and burst after the fire has been lit 3 1 MAINTENANCE Besides regularly cleaning the window you must have your chimney swept at least once a year for optimal functioning of the INTERRA Not only is this a legal requirement but it is also meant for your own safety A fire brick Chamotte can still work pe...

Page 13: ...ion upon presentation of the invoice of pur chase Parts will be delivered only in replacement of defect parts 4 3 DISCLAIMER Damage loss and malfunctions linked to Incorrect installation of incorrect connection Chimney draught that has not been adjusted Transport and installation Incorrect usage Insufficient maintenance Unsuitable hazardous and damp fuel Every internal adjustment to or reconstruct...

Page 14: ...INSTRUCTION FOR INSTALLATION AND USE INTERRA WOOD 5 DRAWINGS Interra 60 14 With Stand OPTION Without Stand ...

Page 15: ...INSTRUCTION FOR INSTALLATION AND USE INTERRA WOOD Interra 68 15 With Stand OPTION Without Stand ...

Page 16: ...INSTRUCTION FOR INSTALLATION AND USE INTERRA WOOD Interra 74 16 Without stand With Stand OPTION ...

Page 17: ...INSTRUCTION FOR INSTALLATION AND USE INTERRA WOOD Interra 78 17 With Stand OPTION Without Stand ...

Page 18: ...USE INTERRA WOOD 6 FINISHING FRAME OPTIONAL 3 SIDED FRAME 4 SIDED FRAME A 4 sided or 3sided frame can be mounted on the interra even after the installation the frame can be added It s slides inside the exterior frame of the INTERRA 18 ...

Page 19: ...480 582 37 530 662 40 37 536 668 580 727 733 60 40 650 767 40 773 656 37 586 37 622 520 480 582 20 60 486 17 588 702 570 530 662 20 536 60 17 668 767 620 20 580 727 586 60 733 807 690 656 60 773 650 767 20 17 17 INTERRA 60 INTERRA 68 INTERRA 74 INTERRA 78 6 1 4 sided frame INTERRA 4 cm and 2cm 19 ...

Page 20: ...8 60 486 37 60 37 536 668 807 733 60 40 586 37 727 580 767 650 40 847 60 656 37 773 622 503 60 17 480 582 20 702 553 530 662 60 17 588 668 767 603 580 727 60 17 733 20 20 807 673 650 767 773 20 60 17 656 486 536 586 6 2 3 sided frame INTERRA 4cm and 2cm 20 INTERRA 60 INTERRA 68 INTERRA 74 INTERRA 78 ...

Page 21: ...INSTRUCTION FOR INSTALLATION AND USE INTERRA WOOD 6 3 SPARE PARTS 21 ...

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