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INSTALLATION AND USE MANUAL 

Chapter 5

 

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Operation 

        Technical service - MCZ

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The flame must have as far as possible a smooth and laminar flow.  

On  the  various  occasions  when  the  stove  needs  reloading,  the 
door  should  be  opened  slowly,  to  avoid  blowbacks  of  smoke 
into the room. 

 

 

Proceed as follows: 

 

Place a small amount of balled paper in the stove. 

 

Cover  the  paper  with  a  small  quantity  of  twigs  and  a  few 
pieces of wood. 

 

Fully open the combustion air regulator. 

 

Light  the  paper  and,  if  necessary,  keep  the  door  open  for 
several  minutes  until  the  combustion  chamber  and  chimney 
flue are heated. 

 

When the twigs are burning, the door can be closed. 

 

As the fire burns, add wood. Never overload the stove with wood (see 
technical specifications in the table). 

As  soon  as  the  flames  have  died  down  and  a  bed  of  embers  has 
formed, load the stove in the normal way. 

 

Small  loads  of  wood  are  preferable  to  large  ones  for 
combustion.

  

We  suggest  this  fuel  loading  method  is  adopted  even  in  subsequent 
product use. 

 

 

To  obtain  nominal  power,  place  the  load  of  wood  indicated 
in  the  technical  specifications  table  in  the  combustion 
chamber  (

chapter  3).  Stove  autonomy  is  about 45 minutes. 

When the fire dies down, load the stove again.

 

 

 

Attention 

 

Do  not  use  volatile,  flammable  substances 
(petrol, alcohol etc.) for lighting the fire. 

 

Do  not  use  fuels  which  could  release  toxic 
substances or pollutants. 

 

Do not put the fire out by throwing water on it. 

 

Check  the  external  and  internal  air  intakes,  and 
the  flue  pipe,  at  least  once  a  year,  arranging  for 
them to be cleaned. 

 

During  use,  the  metal  parts  and  the  glass  reach 
high  temperatures.  For  all  jobs  of  loading  the 
stove,  adjustment  or  cleaning  the  ash  drawer, 
use the insulating glove provided.. 

 

Never  leave  children  unattended  near  the  stove 
when it is in use. 

 

The  risk  of  burns  from  contact  with  hot  surfaces 
is very high.

 

 

In the event of poor weather conditions for stove 
use  (low  pressure,  temperate  temperatures, 
wind) reversed draught may occur in the chimney 
flue. If this occurs, use a small quantity of paper 
to  heat  the  chimney  flue  and  restore  normal 
draught.  Afterwards,  proceed  with  normal  stove 
lighting. 

Summary of Contents for ALPHA-ORION

Page 1: ...ibited EN ANTHEA MYRIA LUNA QUASAR NADIR PULSAR SIRIO ZENIT VENUS COMETA ALPHA ORION MODULO LEGNA NuTech Renewables Ltd Unit 11 Warrenpoint Enterprise Centre Newry Road Warrenpoint Co Down BT34 3LA Te...

Page 2: ...mSchV Art 15a B VG VKF AEAI Regensburger M nchener BStV erf llt 300 mm 500 mm Rendement 84 6 Energieeffizenz Puissance nominale Heizleistung 7 4 kW SIRIO ZENIT VENUS COMETA ALPHA ORION Prodotto confor...

Page 3: ...ND UNPACKING 19 4 2 POSITIONING 19 4 3 ASSEMBLY AND FEET ADJUSTMENT 20 4 4 CERAMICS ASSEMBLY 20 4 5 FRAME ASSEMBLY WOOD MODULE 20 5 OPERATION 21 5 1 PRE LIGHTING WARNINGS 21 5 2 FUEL 21 5 3 STOVE USE...

Page 4: ...tion even partial of this manual without the Manufacturer s authorisation is prohibited Manual preservation Please keep and store this manual handy If this manual should be lost or destroyed or if it...

Page 5: ...e stack etc Therefore avoid direct contact with these parts unless wearing protective clothing or specific means such as for example heat protective gloves or cold activation devices Explain these haz...

Page 6: ...direct or indirect to persons animals or property consequent to neglect to observe all the instructions indicated in this manual and especially concerning the installation use and maintenance warnings...

Page 7: ...s or bathrooms or rooms where fire hazards do not exist such as garages wood sheds flammable material warehouses strictly observing that stated in current regulations Stoves may not be installed in be...

Page 8: ...ole with minimum 150 cm free section near the stove 15 cm diameter or a 10x15cm rectangle protected by an indoor and outdoor grill The air intake must also directly communicate with the installation r...

Page 9: ...l The use of flexible and cement fibre pipes is prohibited The smoke stack must not cross rooms where the installation of combustion devices is prohibited The use of pipes in counter slope is prohibit...

Page 10: ...e ratio between internal dimensions must be 1 5 The recommended section for a chimney flue according to its length is listed in the table below Height m Section cm Up to 5 mt 20x30 cm or 22 cm From 5...

Page 11: ...smoke deflector cone Permits excellent smoke exhaust Chimneypots must meet the following requisites They must have an internal section equal to that of the chimney They must have a useful output sect...

Page 12: ...11 Massive smoke capacity 10 8 g s Flue pipe Up to 5 mt 20x30 cm 22 Between 5 and 7 mt 20x20 cm 20 Over 7 mt 18x18 cm 18 Note A stove is an intermittent combustion device Data may vary according to th...

Page 13: ...11 2 g s Flue pipe Up to 5 mt 20x30 cm 22 Between 5 and 7 mt 20x20 cm 20 Over 7 mt 18x18 cm 18 Note A stove is an intermittent combustion device Data may vary according to the fuel used QUASAR Cerami...

Page 14: ...pe Up to 5 mt 20x30 cm 22 Between 5 and 7 mt 20x20 cm 20 Over 7 mt 18x18 cm 18 Note A stove is an intermittent combustion device Data may vary according to the fuel used PULSAR Technical specification...

Page 15: ...apacity 8 8 g s Flue pipe Up to 5 mt 20x30 cm 22 Between 5 and 7 mt 20x20 cm 20 Over 7 mt 18x18 cm 18 Note A stove is an intermittent combustion device Data may vary according to the fuel used 3 2 DES...

Page 16: ...5 g s Flue pipe Up to 5 mt 20x30 cm 22 Between 5 and 7 mt 20x20 cm 20 Over 7 mt 18x18 cm 18 Note A stove is an intermittent combustion device Data may vary according to the fuel used ALPHA Technical...

Page 17: ...g s Flue pipe Up to 5 mt 20x30 cm 22 Between 5 and 7 mt 20x20 cm 20 Over 7 mt 18x18 cm 18 Note A stove is an intermittent combustion device Data may vary according to the fuel used SIRIO Technical sp...

Page 18: ...t 20x30 cm 22 Between 5 and 7 mt 20x20 cm 20 Over 7 mt 18x18 cm 18 Note A stove is an intermittent combustion device Data may vary according to the fuel used 3 3 MODULO LINE MODULO Technical specifica...

Page 19: ...that foreseen The stove must always be kept upright and exclusively moved with a trolley Pay careful attention that the door and its glass are protected from mechanical collisions that could jeopardis...

Page 20: ...tallation manual in the latter s packaging Assembly instructions for the Modulo product decorative frame are included below 4 5 FRAME ASSEMBLY WOOD MODULE For stove frame assembly after unpacking remo...

Page 21: ...spray in the original colour see stove accessories Do not stay near the stove and as previously mentioned ventilate the room The smoke and the smell of paint will vanish after about one hour of operat...

Page 22: ...by combustion based on the use of unsuitable fuels cause damage to the stove and the chimney they cause pollution and can significantly compromise your health 5 3 STOVE USE 5 3 1 LOADING THE FUEL To...

Page 23: ...cally sets the quantity of incoming primary and secondary air 5 3 2 3 Model adjustments PULSAR NADIR Combustion air regulation in these model is slightly different than the previous in that primary an...

Page 24: ...loading method is adopted even in subsequent product use To obtain nominal power place the load of wood indicated in the technical specifications table in the combustion chamber chapter 3 Stove autono...

Page 25: ...rohibited 5 4 EMERGENCY TREATMENT If for any reason the stove fire needs to be suddenly and quickly put out or a fire in the chimney flue needs to be put out proceed as follows If time allows remove t...

Page 26: ...Glass since it is not elastic can break This type of glass does not burst or shatter but if it should break due to the above it will only crack 6 1 2 Cleaning upper calorite deflectors They do not re...

Page 27: ...taken from blocks of stone and then worked Therefore veins colour variations or other characteristics are natural parts of the stone and should not be considered defects It is important to clean caref...

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