Rizzoli T Art Basic, Instructions Manual

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2.9 CORRECT CONJUNCTION TO THE CHIMNEY
If the conduct of the chimney starts from a lower
floor than the connection point of the thermos-
tove, it may be necessary to close the conduct un-
der the connection pipe with fireproof materials.
The connection with the chimney must be always
well fixed and sealed, it must not have narrowing
and must not decrease the usable section of the
chimney (see picture 9). If near the stove there is
inflammable material or high temperatures sensi-
ble, the connection must be isolated and the safe-
ty distances must be strictly observed.
Picture 9 - Examples of correct and incorrect connection of the chimney
NO NO NO YES
of all, it is necessary to release the 24 fixing screws
(see picture 8). On each side, the lower part must
be interlocked before the upper one. Then, fix on
the cap the metal sheets necessary for the fixing
of the cap itself to the body of the thermostove.
Finally, it must be fixed the cap of the thermostove
together with the steel sheet of the flue outlet.
Picture 10 - Installation with air intake in the room of installation and installation with air intake directly
connected to the thermostove.
2.10 AIR INTAKE
The standard installation of the thermostove con-
siders that the oxidising air is taken directly from
the room where the stove is installed. In this case,
in the room must be always ensured the recycle
of fresh air, in particular if the room is small and
window and door frames are hermetic. The cor-
rect flow of air in the room must be ensured also
in presence of other combustion based devices,
aspiring hoods, chimneys and vent-holes. The air
intake in the room must have a minimum surface