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3.5.
INSTALLATION OF THE INSERT
Bring the firebox insert close to the fireplace. Pass the supply cable
through the hole prepared in the right-hand jamb of the fireplace ((fig. 3.1
rep. A).
Leave a cable loop inside the fireplace, long enough to enable the fire-
box insert to be taken out easily (for maintenance purposes). Engage the
insert and slide it home. Be careful not to catch the cable underneath the
appliance while you are doing this. Connect the air supply duct to the air
combustion nozzle if the connection is provided (see figure 2.1; mark a or
b, and nozzle installation manual).
3.6.
SMOKE BAFFLE (FIG. 3.5)
The firebox is fitted with a stainless steel and vermiculite smoke baffle. The
smoke baffle allows an effective heat exchange and facilitates the recovery
of soot after the chimney has been swept.
You will need to familiarise yourself with the manipulations necessary to
insert and remove the baffle. Carry out this operation several times before
using the fire for the first time.
1 Turn 4 mounting feet inward of the firebox.
2. Raise the rear of the baffle.
3. Remove the baffle of the firebox.
4. Install the baffle in the firebox.
5. Lock the baffle in the firebox on the brackets.
3.7. CONNECTION TO THE SMOKE FLUE
Remove the smoke baffle (§ 3.6). Connect the nozzle. to the flue (§ 3.3)
from inside the firebox. Lock the baffle into the firebox.
3.8. FITTING THE TRIM (FIG. 3.3; 3.6)
The space between the fireplace opening and the firebox can be closed.
To preserve the firebox, remove the door and the frame of the firebox.
Depending on the style and type of stones, this finish can be achieved:
- using the metal trim provided with the appliance. To do this, take the
appliance door off its hinges, taking care not to damage the combustion
air control. Fix the 3 trims (cf fig. 3.5) using 6 sheet metal screws (A),
then tighten the screws. Put the door back.
- using stones, tiles or firebricks built in directly between the firebox insert
and the fireplace,
- with elements pre-manufactured in the working using the materials
above or expanded clay concrete (“laterlit”), then sealed into place,
- using refractory panels (classified M0) that can be cut to shape. Build in
these materials using ready-to-use refractory mortar, or mortar made of
2/3 sand and 1/3 high alumina cement.
Fix the door and the frame on the firebox after finishing the fitting.
3.9. WARM AIR DISTRIBUTION
Warning !
Warm air distribution is prohibited in the case of an installation as
an insert.
3.5
Insert carrying up see § 2.1. § 3.
3.7
TECH
BORDURE
3.6
Finition frame
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