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Installation sequence
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Determine the installation location. Objects made
of flammable materials must not be present in, or
be placed in the radiation area of the wood-burn-
ing stove to a distance of 80 cm, measured from the
view pane of the combustion chamber door.
Minimum distance to flammable or bearing walls:
to the side and rear 10 cm
●
Install the pipe lining (customer-provided) in the
chimney. The connection height can be individual-
ly determined, however it should not exceed 1.5 m
from the connection duct. There should be no flam
-
mable material within a 20 cm radius around the
waste gas pipe, for the passage through structural
components made of flammable materials.
●
If desired, remount combustion air duct for the con-
nection from below (see chapter, “Modification of
combustion air duct for connection from below”).
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Fit the waste gas pipe (customer provided) on the
connection duct Ø 80 mm of the appliance.
●
Fit the combustion air line Ø 80 mm on the combus-
tion air duct.
●
Slide and align the stove at the intended installation
location in such a manner that the waste gas pipe fits
into the pipe lining.
The waste gas pipe connections must be sealed.
In order to clean the connecting line, bends with a
cleaning opening must be used.
The waste gas pipe must not project into the chim-
ney.
Bear in mind that on partition walls in accordance
with test specification EN 13240, the temperature
of 85°C can be reached, and with light wallpaper
or similar combustible construction materials this
can result in colour changes.
Modification of the combustion air duct
for connection from below
●
Dismount the lower rear wall and panel (Fig.2a)
●
Unscrew the combustion air duct (Fig.2b).
● Screw the combustion air duct onto the floor plate
(Fig.2c).
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Remount the panel and lower rear wall.
●
Seal the hole in the lower rear wall for the combus-
tion air connection at the back with the included cov-
er and screws.
Fig.2a
Panel Lower rear wall
Fig.2b
Screws combustion air duct
Fig. 2c
