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Vermiculite 

 

The panels in the combustion chamber are know n as vermiculite panels and they   

become worn over time. The smoke guide plate also becomes worn. 

You only need to replace the panels if the crack is more than about ½ cm wide. 

Vermiculite 
A special fireproof material made of compressed stone granulate, which looks like fibreboard. 

The panels are insulating and ensure that the stove does not wear out. Vermiculite panels are 

not covered by the warranty. 

Vermiculite is a very porous material and must be handled with care. 

Only original spare parts from Varde Ovne A/S may be used. 

 

1. Smoke guide plate  

2. Top rear plate  

3. Rear plate 

4. Rear left side plate  

5. Back right side plate  

6. Front right side plate  

7. Front left side plate 

 

How to replace the vermiculite cladding 

 

1.  Raise the top rear panel (2) and tip out the front side panels (6 and 7). 

2.  The rear side panels (4 and 5) can now be tipped out. 

3.  Unscrew the two screws that hold the rear panel (3). 

4.  Raise the rear panel (2), then pull the rear panel (3) including the air rail out horizontally. 

5.  Now remove the rear panel, by taking out diagonally. 

6.  Push the smoke guide back against the rear wall in the stove and then edge out diagonally. 

 

To fit, repeat the procedure in reverse. 

 

Summary of Contents for Lyon

Page 1: ...1 Varde Lyon Varde Nice 1 th version 17 05 2018 UK Pottemagervej 1 7100 Vejle Denmark www vardeovne dk Installation and User Manual Revision 1...

Page 2: ...ice of wood and nominal output Page 15 Maintenance Page 16 Spare parts Page 17 How to correct faults and recycling Page 18 Test certificate RRF Page 19 Warranty Page 20 Congratulations on the purchase...

Page 3: ...cm Fitting height rear 83 cm Distance to non flammable material 5 10 cm recommended Distance to flammable material Rear 23 cm Side 60 cm Front 100 cm Height cm 100 Width cm 51 Depth cm 44 Weight kg 1...

Page 4: ...ea 45 120 m2 Efficiency 83 EEI 111 Flue gas data 260 C at 25 C 12 pa Combustion chamber W x D x H 31 40 x 25 x 36 cm Smoke outlet 15 cm Installation height top 108 cm Installation height rear 93 cm Di...

Page 5: ...with all local regulations including those that refer to national and European standards Seek advice and guidance from the dealer from which you bought the stove or from a professional installation te...

Page 6: ...imney cleanout access door is behind the stove make sure there free access to it and there is enough space to clean the chimney thought it Installing the stove in relation to combustible material It i...

Page 7: ...the following minimum distances to combustible walls and materials From the sides 60 cm Rear 230 cm Distance to furniture 100 cm NB Note that B from chimney to the wall is a recommendation There may...

Page 8: ...es that the smoke s heat is released in your home rather than in the open air outside The smoke guide plate lies loosely in the stove s combustion chamber and you must ensure that the plate is pushed...

Page 9: ...ut in both back plate layers 2 Unscrew the bolts in the flue collar and facing plate 3 Swap the flue collar and facing plate 4 Screw the bolts in the facing plate and flue collar 5 Put the top plate i...

Page 10: ...ndary air Turn the damper to the right to open for air Kindling air On ash pan Closed Kindling air On ash pan Open Remember to close the kindling air again once the fire is well established Closed Ope...

Page 11: ...s the burning material s content of tar and soot particles to the absolute minimum sizes With optimal burning you will see that the glass and the combustion chamber will burn completely cleanly and th...

Page 12: ...t it is completely open for the combustion air When the fire is burning well remember to close the kindling air again since the stove and chimney otherwise can become overheated and the warranty for t...

Page 13: ...n door 6 Top plate 7 Air rosette for kindling air 8 Secondary air damper 9 Throttle to shake grate 10 Tertiary air beam 11 Flue collar 12 Magnet for base cover 13 Outer side glass 14 Inner side glass...

Page 14: ...th care Only original spare parts from Varde Ovne A S may be used 1 Smoke guide plate 2 Top rear plate 3 Rear plate 4 Rear left side plate 5 Back right side plate 6 Front right side plate 7 Front left...

Page 15: ...en you use the stove for the first time the surface coating will cure and smoke will come from the stove and it will have a slightly pungent smell which will disappear after a good airing We therefore...

Page 16: ...is nothing blocking the flue or the chimney Some exposed areas of the stove s painted surface can over time become w orn out e g through cleaning or overheating of the wood burning stove However this...

Page 17: ...2 Inner side glass 100937 5703505051427 Outer side glass 100938 5703505051434 Handle product no and barcode 100402 5703505042142 Ash pan product no and barcode 100712 5703505044382 Set of Vermiculite...

Page 18: ...condary air The fire burns too intensely The gasket in the door or ash pan does not seal it must be replaced The chimney draught is too powerful fit a damper in the chimney Check that the kindling air...

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Page 20: ...or incorrect maintenance etc see these user instructions Damage caused by external effects of a physical nature Transportation costs in connection with any warranty repair Installation dismantling dur...

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