8
Positioning
Minimum aeration for combustion air inlet
Certain measures and prescriptions must
be respected to correctly and safely position
the air inlet (Fig. 9.) They are distances to be
respected to keep combustion air from being
subtracted by another source: for example,
opening a window can suck in outdoor air
making it insufficient for the stove.
Make sure that the negative pressure measured
between the installation room and outside is >
4 Pa.
Fig. 9: distances from walls
Instructions to install the flame protection
Fig. 12: lifting
the flame protection
Fig. 13: flame protection rotation
Fig. 14: removing the flame protection
Fig. 11: lifting the flame protection
Fig. 10: supporting hooks
combustion air
intake (> 120 cm
2
)
wall
Remove the flame protection from its seat
following the instructions provided in the
following figures (Fig. 11-12-13-14).
Use a vacuum cleaner to remove all the
ashes deposited on the upper part. Once
these operations are complete, mount the
flame protection, making sure that the three
supporting hooks are placed inside their seats
correctly.