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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

OLSBERG VIRGO

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Instruction

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

OLSBERG PULAR COMPACT

- DIN EN 13240

- DIN 18897 raumluftunabhängig

- DIBt - Bauaufsichtliche Zulassung

- 15a BV-G

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

OLSBERG VIRGO

CYLINDRICAL STOVE

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Page 1: ... Anleitung Seite 2 9 Instruction Page 10 17 Instructions Page 18 25 Aanwijzing Pagina 26 33 Manual de instrucciones Página 34 41 Kaminofen Virgo 28 865 DIN EN 13240 15a BV G GB F NL E Instruction Page 10 17 Instructions Page 18 25 Aanwijzing Pagina 26 33 Manual de instrucciones Página 34 41 DIN EN 13240 15a BV G INSTRUCTION MANUAL OLSBERG PULAR COMPACT DIN EN 13240 DIN 18897 raumluftunabhängig DIB...

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Page 3: ...iance 2 4 Flue Installtion 2 5 Stove Rotation 2 7 Assembly Sequence 3 0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 13 3 1 General Information 3 2 Suitable Fuels 3 3 Reducing Emissions 3 4 Lighting The Stove For The First Time 3 5 Regulation of Combustion Air 3 6 After Use Maintaining Perfect Burn 4 0 TROUBLESHOOTING Page 16 4 1 General Troubleshooting 5 0 SPECIAL NOTES Page 17 5 1 Notes 5 2 Cleaning Schedule 5 3...

Page 4: ...ce the rest of the fuel burns up in the second phase of the combustion process This process is characterized by strongly glowing embers with no or only smaller temporary flames Optimal and environmentally friendly burning with high efficiency can only be achieved if the necessary quantity of air at the appropriate places in al phases of the combustion process Both the longer time spent in the comb...

Page 5: ...ncontrollable combustion process that can damage the appliance itself the connecting pipe and the chimney sweep or a competent expert about finding a solution In such cases we recommend the use of a feed pressure regulator flow control valve in the flue or providing secondary air inside the chimney Olsberg stoves comply with DIN 18891 building category 1 and DIN EN 13240 standards ěň íň Ř ż ą ż ż ...

Page 6: ... is painted in high temperature paint and high quality heat resistant lacquer that gains its final stability when heating up for the first time The smell at the first heating up derives from the evaporation of the protecting lacquer in the paint So the heated room must be carefully ventilated from time to time every 1 2 hours The smell will stop after a while of burning Do not put anything on the ...

Page 7: ...emoved from the set up room through the constant circulation of cold combustion air and cold combustion air lines may lead to an increased formation of condensation NOTE The combustion air line may not be closed during operation In order to feed the combustion air to the stove externally via a pipe instead of from the room in which it is installed it is possible to screw a Ø 125 mm combustion air ...

Page 8: ...e combustion gases can escape Empty the ash pan or combustion chamber in good time Otherwise it is possible for the combustion air intake to be blocked or for the grate to be damaged Only remove the ash pan to empty it Clean the ash pan compartment regularly after re moving the ash pan to remove any ash that may have been spilled e g use a vacuum cleaner NOTE Any stove and ash residues must have b...

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Page 10: ...e elbow of the vertical and horizontal connecting valves Incase of stoves with a capacity of 6kW the minimum length of the vertical connecting pipe is 50cm We recommend the use of an insert with a double wall for connecting to the chimney The insert has to be installed into the chimney Then you can connect to the connecting pipe of the stove to it All combustible materials have to be removed withi...

Page 11: ...nt and 30 cm to each side beyond the edge of the combustion chamber opening Under the stove no spark protection plate is required Stove rotating The stove is delivered with the arrest engaged non rotating If the stove should rotate the arrest on the underside of the footrest must be unscrewed and removed see Fig 2 Attention Only with the top connection can the stove be rotated via the footrest in ...

Page 12: ...cm 100 cm 45 45 Fig 5 Stove rotating installed straight in corner 40 cm 40 cm 1 0 0 c m 45 45 Fig 6 Stove rotating installed diagonally in corner Assembly sequence The Ø 150 stovepipe connection can be installed at the top or rear The stove is supplied ready for con nection from above If you wish to connect it at the rear the following steps must be carried out to make the necessary modifications ...

Page 13: ... that need to be avoided Burning wood is recommended for operating the stove at its nominal capacity Watch the heating value of the fuel you use You can get the exact data at a fuel supplier Load the fireplace with fuel according to heat demand The heating value of 1kg of dry wood is 4 4 5kW This means you can place about 2 4kg of wood into a stove of 8kW capacity every hour When burning wood if a...

Page 14: ...rst heating The smell during the first heating derives from the evaporation of the protecting lacquer in the paint As a precaution the heated room should be well ventilated from time to time every 1 2 hours Do not put anything on the stove before the first use and do not touch its surface as it will cause damage to the lacquering Use protective gloves for your safety and for the sake of keeping th...

Page 15: ...d door Open the door only if you want to load more fuel and only if the previous amount has burned down to embers The condition of proper operation of the stove is the appropriate chimney draught feed pressure This is considerably dependant on the temperature of the outer environment In cases of higher outer temperature above 15oc feed pressure can considerably fall and it can disturb proper opera...

Page 16: ...r regulator is opened too far The chimney draught is too high Loading too much fuel The bottom grate is damaged The stove has been overloaded The ash drawer wasn t emptied in time Chimney draught is too high 4 0 TROUBLESHOOTING 3 6 After Use Maintaining Perfect Burn Cont Combustible remains are deposited in the appliance the flue and chimney during use This happens increasingly if you use wet or t...

Page 17: ... are made of materials of excellent quality There s continuous control through the manufacturing procedures and the finished stove is subjected to stringent quality control 5 0 SPECIAL NOTES WHAT FREQUENCY UTENSIL Combustion chamber of stove Min Once a year Hand broom Vacuum cleaner Smoke Outlet Min Once a year Hand broom Vacuum cleaner Copper elements As needed Copper cleaning agent or other subs...

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