KASTOR K Series, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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The swing of the all-metal fire door is changed in the
same way.
2.8.2 GLASS FIRE DOOR
Handle the glass fire door with care. Do not slam the
door nor use it to push logs into the fire box. ¨
KL-16, KL-16JK and KL_16VE
To change a broken glass, do as follows:
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Remove the fire door as explained in section 2.8.1.
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Open the fastenings and remove any glass splinters
and the old seal.
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Put the new glass and seals in place.
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Then insert the lugs onto the threaded pins and the
sealing pads between the glass and the hard tip.
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Insert the washers and nuts.
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Tighten the nuts. Check that the glass, seals and
lugs are firmly in position.
Do not tighten the nuts too much.
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Replace the fire door according to the
instructions given in section 2.8.1.
KL-12/20/27/37
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Detach the fire door as explained in section 2.8.1
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Remove broken glass and the holders from the door.
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Straighten the torgues at the bead corners.
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Insert the glass into the top bead as far as it goes
and then slip it into the bottom bead by moving the
glass. Centre the glass.
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Push in the locking springs at bead ends and bend
the bead torgues against the glass
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Replace the fire door.
KSIL-20/27/37 FIG. 3
2.9. HOT WATER TANK
2.9.1 WATER TANK LID
Remove the water tank lid (remove the protective plastic
cover) and fix the knob to the outside of the lid with a
screw.
2.9.2 WATER TANK TAP
To avoid damage in transportation, the tap is fixed to the
inside of the water tank. The kit includes a tap, two seals
and a nut. The tap is installed as follows: (Fig. 1)
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Lift off the water tank.
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Insert seal 1 onto the threaded section of the tap.
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Insert the tap into the hole in the heater mantle.
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Insert seal 2 onto the threaded section of the tap
inside the mantle.
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Lift the water tank in position and fit its hole into the
threaded section of the tap.
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Place the edge of the water tank on top of the side
bracket.
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Insert the nut onto the threaded section of the tap
and tighten it with a suitable tool from inside the
tank.
2.9.2 KL-16VE: INSTALLATION OF THE HOT WATER
TANK
Remove the water tank lid and fix the knob to the outside
of the lid with a screw.
The water tank tap can be installed on either side of the
heater. Do as follows:
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Lift the water tank off.
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Remove the plate covering the tap hole on the side
where you want to install the tap.
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Fasten the water tank adjusting pin to the heater
front frame as follows (Fig. 4).
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Insert the adjusting pin screw into the hole from
under the frame so that the hook of the adjusting pin
on the side facing the tank points upwards.
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Insert the washer and nut onto the screw and tighten
it so that adjusting pin moves with some resistance.
It must not be too loose. Then screw the knob in
position.
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Lift the hot water tank in position while making sure
that it is the right way round. The lower end of the
tank must rest on the bracket and the hook of the
adjusting pin must fit under the bend in the front
edge of the water tank. Test the adjusting pin to see
that the adjusting pin and tank move.
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Fasten the tap according to the instructions given in
section 2.9.2.
3. USING THE HEATER
3.1. GENERAL
The Kastor sauna heater is ready for use once the
stones are laid and the hot water tank, if any, filled.
However, pre-burn the stove when it is still outdoors.
Make sure that the secondary air deflector is in position
as explained in section 3.2 (Karhu line). Before laying the
stones burn one or more fire boxfuls of logs with the
window open to remove any remaining protective agents
and harden the coating.
To avoid damage to brickwork chimneys, do not
instantly use the heater at full heat in cold weather.
The service life of the heater is greatly reduced if
exposed to salt water. Please note that water in wells
near the sea may contain salts.
The service life of the heater is affected by other factors
as well, such as the steam room capacity, frequency of
use, type of fuel, operation in violation of the instructions,
and general care. All Kastor heaters have been carefully
designed and tested. Experience shows that if the
heater is damaged in use prematurely (e.g. walls are
torn or burnt through, the top is burnt, etc.), the
heater has been used contrary to instructions.
Kastor accepts no liability for such damage.
If the heater is continuously red hot, its service life is
shortened.
Please note that the extended fire door section of a heater with
a hot water tank is not intended as a fire box – logs must be
burnt in the rear inside the actual fire box. Failure to do so will
damage the heater.
3.2. SECONDARY AIR DEFLECTOR
There is a detachable secondary air deflector in the rear
of the fire box (Figs. 2A and 2 B). The heater may not
be used without the deflector! If the deflector is worn
in use (warped or otherwise damaged), it must be
replaced. Install the deflector as shown in Figs. 2 A and
2 B in the rear of the fire box so that its support rests on
the fire grate bracket. After this, always replace the fire
grate. Check the deflector regularly.