Jetmaster SLOW COMBUSTION, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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SLOW COMBUSTION FIREPLACE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
Thatch or timber roofs
Where the Slow Combustion Fireplace is installed in a thatch or timber-roofed home, the space
between the steel flue and the thatch should be very well packed with heat insulation material. (e.g.
ceramic fibre)
The steel flue must be thoroughly insulated from the thatch. This can be done effectively by fitting a
sleeve through the thatch, around the steel flue.
NOTE: For these roofs, only a Jetmaster rotating cowl must be fitted to the flue. See the section
on flue termination.
Finishing
Before commissioning the unit, perform a complete inspection, ensuring that all parts are in a
working condition.
Inspect all surfaces exposed indoors for dirt or any area where paint might have been scratched off.
Paint can be touched in using Jetmaster, heat resistant paint.
NOTE: If any corrosion is detected, this should first be removed completely before touching
the paint in.
All flue sections and components must be pained with a quality, heat resistant enamel paint.
Before applying the enamel paint, ensure that the complete area is properly cleaned, and covered
with the Jetmaster heat resistant paint. This must form a proper primer for the enamel paint.
Flue Pipe
Ceiling Board
Brandering
Beam
Insulation
Binding wire
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