
10
GB
the fresh air supply connection with the acrylic which
is included. If the fresh air supply is connected through
the bottom plate, the hole is sealed off with supplied
concrete lid (4).
If a fresh air supply set is not used, or if it is connected
at the rear, the concrete lid should be placed in the
recess in the bottom plate as shown in
FIG 7
. Whether
the fresh air supply is connected from below or rear it is
important that the connection between the flue and the
concrete is properly sealed off with the acrylic that is
included. This is to prevent leakage of cold air into the
home.
FIG 8-11
Assemble the inner core and the surround. The inner
core elements are equipped with gaskets on the contact
surface that is to face upwards. There is therefore no
need for further adhesives or sealing between each
element. Ensure that the surfaces are clean and
even, and that there are no pieces of concrete and so
forth that may compromise the density between the
elements.
The contact surfaces between the surround elements
are to be glued with the acrylic that is included. If acrylic
seeps out between the joints on the outside, remove it
before it dries with a wet sponge / finger.
Attention!
Ensure that the inner core is mounted in
vertical, and that components are not displaced in
relation to each other. There should be a 6-10 mm air
gap between the inner core and the surround.
FIG 12
The 10 mm gasket that is to seal off the doorframe from
the inner core is glued into the slot in the inner core with
the acrylic that is included.
If the gasket between the core and the door is not
sealing sufficiently above the door, use the enclosed
20x10 mm gasket for sealing
FIG 13
To ensure that the glass in the door is not damaged
during installation, remove the transportation lock
and lift the door up and out of the lower edge.
FIG14
Install the air ducts (a-b) on the doorframe. Unfasten
the air-diffuser (c). Install the upper and lower clamps
(d-e). Do not tighten the upper clamps, these should be
turned into place behind the next layer of PowerStone
and then tightened (FIG 16). When the doorframe is
placed on the hearth, the air ducts will fit the gouge
as shown in FIG 14b. The gasket joint should overlap
the doorframe FIG 15. The doorframe must rest on the
gasket under doorframe.
FIG 16-17
Mount the inner element no 15. Now the doorframe
can be attached with the fasteners as shown in
FIG 16
.
Do not use more force than that the doorframe is held
loosely in place against the gasket, as excessive force
can displace the inner core. Light tensioning can be
done when the fireplace is fully assembled, the weight
of the elements will then prevent displacement. Ensure
that the doorframe is mounted right at the centre in
relation to the lateral elements.
The distance between the surround and doorframe
should be equal at both the top and the bottom. This
distance can be adjusted on the doorframe system as
shown in
FIG 27. The door must be removed in order
to do this, as shown in FIG 13
. This can also be fine-
tuned after the entire fireplace has been mounted.
FIG 18-20
If the fireplace is supplied with additional top extension,
this assembly is described in FIG 18-20. If this
extension is not included, you can ignore these steps.
The Thermotte plates, as shown in FIG 22 and
48, must be exchanged for longer versions when
assembling Salzburg M – High.
FIG 21-24
Assemble the reminder of the inner core and surround
elements.
FIG 25-26
You can now choose whether to place the bypass
damper arm on the right or the left side. The drilling in
the inner core and the surround element, as well as
the adjustment of the length of the arm must then be
adapted to this option as shown in FIG 25.
If the fireplace is mounted next to a chimney or a wall,
this must not prevent the opening of the bypass damper
(the damper arm is pulled out). The bypass damper arm
should be placed loosely in the gouge of the baffle plate
as shown in FIG 26.
Attention! The gasket between the core elements will
flatten slightly after assembly.
To prevent the damper arms from wedging, it is
necessary to cut / drill out about 10 mm below the hole
that is made for the damper arm. This applies to both
damper arms
Attention! Wait to place the decoration ring on both
damper arms until the product has been painted and
used once.
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