Bubble Boat Bubble No 1, Инструкция по установке и общие указания

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THE FOLLOWING NOTES PROVIDE INFORMATION
FOR INSTALLATION OF THE FOLLOWING
APPLIANCES.
Boat Bubble No 1 AND HALF POD, Dry Small and
Large Boiler Appliances
Boat Bubble No 2 Dry Small and Large Boiler
Appliances
Marine Corner Bubble Wet and Dry appliances
Bubble No 1 Cooking Stove plus boiler options.
Corner Cooking Stove plus boiler options.
Back Cabin Oil Fired Cooker.
FITTING OPTIONS.
There are normally two different situations that the
installer may be faced with-:
1. A new build installation
.
An established boat installation, (which has not had oil
stove fitted).
2. A replacement installation , where there has been a
solid fuel stove fitted previously.
Each of the situations will present differing problems
which will be-:
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Where to locate the stove.
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How to deal with fireplace design.
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Where to locate the oil tank.
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How to get an oil supply to the stove.
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How to fit the chimney.
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How to connect water to the stove.
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How to disconnect and remove the stove,
easily.
The new build situation should be the easiest.
The established boat situation will require careful
attention to the sighting of the stove in relation to
flue positions and existing fittings positions.
In replacement situations it may well be necessary to
blank off the existing through roof flue position and
cut a fresh one to suit the new location and comply
with our instructions on flue design.
ABOUT THE APPLIANCES
Generally described as a space heater or space heater
and cooker, which burns diesel oil in a controlled
manner utilizing a chimney to discharge the products
of combustion.
The appliance generates heat from burning oil mixed
with air in a vaporizing pot located in the bottom of
the stove.
Once the appliance has been ignited, oil goes into the
pot at a steady and controlled rate via a gravity feed
which is metered by the OIL CONTROL VALVE; the oil
flow can be controlled from minimum to maximum or
any setting in between determined by the set position
of the oil flow control knob.
Air is sucked into the pot by the natural action of the
negative pressure in the chimney.
To allow the chimney to work correctly it is essential
that you have adequate, unrestricted ventilation into
the area where the stove is situated.
The amount of oil that can be successfully burned is
directly proportional to the amount of air that the
chimney can draw into the pot and so to achieve
adequate combustion a balanced and appropriate flow
of both oil and air is required.
The stove will provide space or combined space and
water heating and in some cases cooking as well.
Where cooking and water heating are combined one
feature will inevitably effect the other.
There are different versions of each appliance within
the total range.
Some of the appliances are supplied as Dry, Small
Boiler and Large Boiler versions namely B1 Half Pod, B1
Oven and B2.
Some of the appliances are supplied just as Dry and
Large Boiler versions namely Corner Stove and Corner
Oven Stove.
The Back Cabin Cooker can be supplied with or without
a small boiler for domestic hot water heating
only.(1kw)
All of the boilers are high water content and suitable
for pumped or gravity systems and pressurised or open
vented systems ASSUMING THAT THEY ARE
INSTALLED BY SUITABLY QUALIFIED PERSONS.
All the appliances are fitted with a descaling device
which should be rotated on a two weekly cycle to
descale the oil inlet pipe.
Where applicable, appliances must not be operated
with the glass front door opened or cracked, or
without the lighting port plug fitted.