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1.2 flue pipe connection
Flue pipes are a particular hazard source in respect
of escape of poisonous gas and fire hazard. Obtain
the advice of an appointed specialist company in
respect of laying and fitting the pipes. When
connecting the flue pipe to the chimney, in the area
of walls cladded using wood, please follow the
relevant fitting directives.
1 . 3
You must follow the flue gas formation in the event
of unfavourable weather (atmospheric inversion)
and the draught conditions. If too little combustion
air is added smoke can enter your house or flue
gases can escape. Additionally harmful deposits
can arise in the fire and in the chimney.
In the event that flue gas escapes let the fire go out
and check if all air inlet openings are free and the
flue gas feeds and the fire pipe are clean. In cases
of doubt you must inform the master chimney
sweep, as a fault in the draught could be due to the
chimney.
1 . 4
Before adding new fuel, push the embers together.
1 . 5
Only use a suitable tool from our accessory range
for pushing the embers together, and ensure that no
combustible material falls out of the fire.
1 . 6
Use the devices supplied with your fire, such as the
protective gloves or the cold hand to open the
doors, as well as for operating the control elements.
1 . 7
Design 1 fires (BA 1):
These fires must only be operated with the fire door
closed.
1 . 8
The fire door must only be opened for adding fuel
and must then be closed again, as this could
otherwise lead to a danger to other fires that are
also connected to the chimney.
1 . 8.1
When the fire is not in operation, the fire door must
be kept closed.
1 . 9
When using wet fuel and if operation is throttled too
much, the chimney can soot up, i.e. easily
combustible materials such as soot and tar can be
deposited and this can lead to a chimney fire.
Should this happen, close all air inlet slides and
flaps. Call the fire brigade and get yourself and all
other occupants to safety.
ATTENTION: The size of the fire door means
that, particularly when reheating blazing flames,
the door must not be opened abruptly, in order
to prevent the flames from springing out.
1 .10
The primary and/or secondary air supply must be
open before you open the combustion chamber
door.
Important
information
on
ROOM-AIR
DEPENDENT and
ROOM-AIR INDEPENDENT OPERATION:
Your stove has been tested as a room-air
dependent stove according to EN 13240 and
does not conform in Germany to the
requirements
for
room-air
independent
operation. In combination with room-air
installations (e.g. controlled ventilation systems,
extractor systems etc.) it must be ensured that
the stove and the room-air system are monitored
and safeguarded mutually (e.g. via a differential
pressure regulator etc.). The combustion air
infeed of approx. 40 m³/h must be ensured.
Please observe the respective local regulations
and rules in consultation with your master
chimney sweep.