j) If the chimney pipes are metal then their joints must be sea-
led with refractory paste.
k) Exterior metal chimneys must be constructed with double
heat resistant pipes especially when solid flues are used.
5. Assembly in existing chimneys
When you take advantage of existing chimneys it is advisable
to put one or two meters of metal piping in the interior of the chim-
ney making sure that the opening between the chimney and the
pipes is sealed. (see Fig. 11)
IMPORTANT:
The whole weight of the chimney must never rest on the Com-
pact stove.
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Fig. 11
3. THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
A. WIRING AND ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
B. POSITIONS OF THE SWITCH
POSITION “O”; Ventilators stopped. If the temperature of the
air for heating reaches approximately 50 degrees, the THER-
MOSTAT starts up the ventilators at 750 revs per minute.
When the Compact C-4 is used it should be connected to the
electricity system to prevent it from over-heating. (Pilot light 8 on).
POSITION “I”: (COMFORTABLE) The ventilators operate to-
gether at 875 revs per minute.
POSITION “II”: (STRONG). The ventilators operate together
at 1,750 revs per minute.
We recommend
POSITION “I” (COMFORTABLE) When the stove operates
normally
POSITION “II”: (STRONG) When maximum heat is required.
POSITION “O”: When it is not being used.
Swith
ELECTRICAL PLAN
Thermostat
RED
GREEN
220 V
15 W / 20 W
220 V
15 W / 20 W
1. The right ventilator
2. The left ventilator
3. Switch
4. Strip
5. Resistance
6. Thermostat connection
7. Operation pilot (Red)
8. Connection pilot (Green)
9. Thermostat
10. Thermostat support
Seal
