INSTRUCTION FOR INSTALLATION AND USE - LUNA 1000-1300 RD GOLD - GAS
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See page 37,38 and 39 for further
information about installation
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REFERENTIAL DISTANCES IN REGARDS TO FINISHING THE MANTLEPIECE
A very essential point when setting up the Luna Gold is that the distance has to be respected inbet
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ween fireplace and the finishing material for the mantlepiece such as marble, gipsum,...
For this, a small bended metal sheet that is provided ont the fireplace ( pic.1 ) , is to be used as the
minimal reference for the distance. The finishing can only ga oas far as this meteal sheet ( pic.2 ).
Don’t remove this ( pic.3 ) ! This allows you to take out the 4th side frame and to let the airflow in
the mantelpiece for natural convection.
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INSULATION AND FINISHING
Once installation is complete, the appliance can be fitted. Before doing so, check the tightness of the
gas pipe one more time. Light the appliance and check that it is working: check the tightness of the
gas pipe and the smoke pipe. Once you have checked everything, you can perform the final insula
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ting and finishing operations.
The built-in part of the furnace tends to be very warm. Please check that the furnace is not too nar-
rowly fitted and that there is adequate space for the elimination of hot air. For insulation of the
furnace, we advise you to use M Design insulating plates. You are advised against using any other
insulation product. Inflammable materials as well may not be used for the finishing.
min. 5 mm
Please , follow this instruction. The appliance can overheat if you not apply those instructions.
Errorcode F02 will appear !
The masonry must be raised around the furnace. Because of the expansion of the furnace
during combustion, an interstice of at least 5 mm must be provided on frontside and 4cm on
each side of the appliance. The masonry must not lean against the furnace.
THE APPLIANCE MUST BE SET FREE .
Please pay attention to leave approx. 2 mm inbetween the finishing frame and maconry
( see p.17 , mounting a 3-sided frame, and see page 37,38 and 39 for further information about
installation