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Aarrow Ecoburn Inset 5
INSTALLATION
FINAL CHECK LIST
Before handing over the installation to the
customer it is requirement under Document J that
the appliance is lit and the functioning of the
chimney system is checked for satisfactory
operation.
Be sure that the chimney is operating
and ALL smoke and fumes are vented to
the atmosphere through the chimney
terminal.
Check all joints and seals.
Clean the outside of the appliance to
prevent any stains becoming burnt on.
Check the flue draught which should
read 1 - 2mm, or 0.1 - 0.2 mbar.
If Building Control Consent route is being
sought please complete the check list on
page 15.
For a registered Competent Persons
Scheme, such as HETAS, please
complete the Certificate Of Compliance,
which is used for checking and reporting
the installation as imposed by the
Government
Explain the controls and operation of the
appliance to the customer.
The details on the
Building Control Consent
Checklist
( Page15 )
must
be checked and
completed in full by the installer at the time of
installation.
Please answer all questions as fully as possible.
Aarrow stoves
cannot be held responsible for the
chimney or installation.
MASONRY FIXING BOLTS
The Aarrow Ecoburn Inset 5 is supplied with masonry
fixing bolts to allow the installer to bolt the stove in
place, to the back of the chair brick if required.
In order to do this is will be necessary to remove the
„knock out‟ hole plugs in the rear of the stove.
These are located behind the tertiary air bar, which
must be removed to access these fastening holes.
See Fig a, below.
Fig a.
Bolt fixing ‘knock outs’
The fixing bolts supplied with the stove are designed to
be screwed directly into masonry without the need for
any form of wall plugs. A pilot hole of 6mm will need to
be pre-drilled. Take care not to over tighten the fixing
bolts as this may damage the chair brick / wall, or strip
out the formed thread requiring involved repair work.
Fixing bolts supplied are M10 x 75mm, Longer bolts
may required if no chair brick is present these will have
to be supplied by the installer.
Installing without a chair brick in place
(See page 10 for diagram showing chair brick)
The stove is designed for installing into a fireplace with
a standard 16” or 18”chair brick in place. If the chair
brick has however been removed the stove can still be
installed but must be back filled with a 1:6 cement/
vermiculite mix. Anchoring the stove using masonry
bolts will require the use of longer bolts (not supplied)
capable of reaching solid masonry behind the infill mix,
as this will not provide a sufficiently strong fixing point.
The infill mix will need to be carefully dropped in behind
the stove by inserting one small hand full at a time
though the stove. This may take some time and must be
done very carefully to insure
NO VOIDS
are left behind
the stove body. Extra fire cement sealing where the
stove flue outlet lip meets back of the fireplace recess
may be needed. See fig b.
Fig b.
1:6 cement/
vermiculite infill
to fill void left by
removal of the
chair brick.
Carefully seal
here with fire
cement if
necessary
2 x 75mm fixing
bolts, supplied
