2.
PURPOSE
Aesthetically very nicely shaped, continuously burning fireplace – solid fuel stove for floor
heating, fits in the interior of living rooms and remaining free space of the apartment. It is used
for heating rooms, cottages, individual houses, different premises etc. The stove provides direct
heating in the room where it is located, so no heating bodies are required in that room since the
large glass screen (fig. 1 pos. 15) on the front door, as well as the stove casing and the cast cover
provide equal heating of rooms by emission and convection.
Special characteristic of these stoves – furnaces is that they have built-in snake hose
(copper pipe) which when connected to the thermal valve (fig. 7 and fig. 7a pos. 13) is used
as a thermal fuse for eventual overheating of the stove – furnace.
Installation of thermal valve in closed central heating system is COMPULSORY.
In an open central heating system, installation of thermal valve is not compulsory.
It is mainly installed as floor heating stove, but it can be installed for central heating as well.
In order that the stove operates to everyone’s satisfaction, the user must adhere to all
requirements of these instructions.
3. STOVE COMPLETION
Check the unpacked stove and become familiar with the parts and accessories, and
especially pay attention to the following:
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the front door (fig. 1 pos. 14) and the stoking door (fig. pos.33) should be provided
with asbestos tape according to their size on the lying part of the surface during
sealing;
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the air regulator (fig. 4 pos. 1) through the command knob must easily open and close
the butterfly of the opening for supply of air for combustion;
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well installed air regulator enables selection and automatic maintenance of water
temperature in the stove;
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the remote thermometer for measuring the temperature in the boiler (fig. 1 pos. 16) is
properly installed if its thermal probe is positioned in the special opening on the back
side together with a thermal probe of the air regulator;
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the grate – grill (fig. 1 pos. 45) must be positioned in its bearing and connected to the
grate shaker (fig.1 pos.45);
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the stove cap (fig. 1 pos. 1) can be kept in lifted position – by leaning on the brace
(fig.1 pos. 28) on the cover of the combustion chamber (fig. 1 pos. 11).
