© EUROHEAT DISTRIBUTORS (H.B.S) LTD. July 2011
Instructions Part Number IN1231 Ed 1
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Important Information Prior to Installation and Commissioning
Carefully read through this information prior to installation and commissioning of the
stove.
SPECIALIST INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING:
Correct operation of the boiler/installation can only be achieved if installation is carried out by a trained
specialist (licensed installer or qualified heating engineer) according to all the relevant standards and legal
requirements. Initial commissioning can be carried out as required by a suitably trained and qualified heating
engineer. Prior to initial commissioning of the boiler by a specialist, the operator of the system must ensure
the system is ready for operation (i.e. electrical cabling, hydraulic connections, unobstructed and suitable flue,
suitable heat dissipation and appropriate fuel).
CORRECT OPERATION:
Please note that all heating equipment is potentially dangerous and that no heating equipment is childproof. It
must therefore not be operated by children or other unauthorised and untrained personnel. Training is given by
your specialist installer, authorised customer services or SHT customer services technician, when commissioning
or during servicing. In the event of unprofessional installation, commissioning, or incorrect operation involving
non-observance of the device-specific instructions, as given in the technical documentation accompanying this
product all warranties are void and no guarantee claims will be accepted. A system for ensuring the boiler
return flow temperature is maintained above 55°C and the use of a buffer cylinder are essential for correct
operation, as is hydraulic balancing of the system. The system heated by the boiler must allow the device to
run for a minimum time of 1.5 – 2 hours per combustion cycle with the boiler at a minimum of 50% of its rated
output.
FUEL AND SET-UP:
The stove must be operated by a competent operator using only the appropriate fuel, as specified in these
instructions, and in suitable, dry boiler rooms/installation locations. The fuel store must also be dry and meet
the fuel-specific requirements. The boiler room/installation room and fuel store must comply with the relevant
construction and safety regulations. The storage room must only be entered after prior ventilation and when
the stove has been switched off and disconnected from the power supply.
FLUE REQUIREMENTS FOR STOVES:
The stove requires a flue system that has been installed by a HETAS approved installer. Adequate provision must
be made for cleaning access.
PERIODIC CLEANING AND SERVICING OF THE INSTALLATION:
Each heating installation of this stove, including all associated system components must be serviced and
cleaned periodically to ensure correct functioning and efficient operation. Observe the cleaning and servicing
requirements in these instructions. Only a clean and correctly adjusted boiler is an efficient boiler. A coating of
only 1 mm of dust on the heat exchanger surfaces increases fuel consumption by approximately 7%.
THE CORRECT ASSEMBLY SEQUENCE:
Observe the correct assembly sequence given in these instructions. The insulating jacket, sheet-metal cladding
including insulation, must be fitted before the water is connected. Before commissioning fill the stove with the
heat transfer medium in accordance with the relevant standards and ensure a suitable operating pressure is
generated in the manifold lines.
OBSERVE ALL REGULATIONS AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:
Ensure that you comply with all the requirements of the relevant laws, standards, building regulations and all
related safety requirements for heating systems, boiler rooms and fuel storage rooms. Further information can
be obtained from your competent installation company and building authority.
