Faber e-MatriX 800-RD, Руководство пользователя

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Manual e-MatriX 800-RD/ST (LL)
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4.4.2 Water connection
This appliance is equipped with the following overflow protections:
o
Electromechanical valve in the Control box which is sent by an overflow sensor in the
water tank.
o
Absorption valve in the Engine that kicks in when the water sump has an
unexpectedly overflow see fig. 5.0-K.
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Connect all parts according flow diagram see fig. 5.0.
A = mains water
F = mesh filter 1 = safety clips (11x)
B = ½ or ¾” connector G = in-line filter 2 = in-line filter brackets (2x)
C = ¼” 1m pipe H = control box 3 = elbows (4x)
D = ball valve I = ¼” 1,5m pipe
E = to be cut from ¼” 1m pipe J = e-MatriX engine
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Place the water filters at an accessible location in correct alignment, there’s a “flow”
direction marking on both filters and Control box. See fig. 4.0.
!! Carry out a performance test see Chapter 9 and check all connections for water leakage before
placing the fuel bed and front glass.
4.5
Build-in structure
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The e-MatriX needs a minimum ventilation of 50cm² above and 210cm² underneath the fire.
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The construction may not rest on the fire.
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The e-MatriX needs a minimum free space of 50mm above the fire.
5 Removing glass
5.1 Front glasses e-MatriX-RD
5.1.1 Front glass (see fig. 1.1a, provide service from this side)
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Rotate the glass clamp clockwise. See fig. 2.0a and 2.0b.
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Place the suction cups and remove the glass. See fig. 2.0c.
5.1.2 Second front glass
For cleaning only it’s not necessary to remove this glass.
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Place the suction cups and remove the glass. See fig. 2.2.
For replacing the front glass repeat the steps in reverse order.
5.2 Front glasses e-MatriX-ST
5.2.1 Front glass (see fig. 1.1b, provide service from this side)
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Remove the cover strip. See fig. 2.3a, b and c.
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Rotate the glass clamp clockwise. See fig. 2.3d and 2.3e.
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Place the suction cups and remove the glass. See fig. 2.3f.