Rocal HABIT 50 V, Руководство пользователя

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the air intake through the grille and / or the flow of the registers: in this case, go to Section 4.3.1 Primary Registrer and 4.3.2 Secondary
Registrer.
2.3 Type of appliance. “Vermiculite” home plate at the bottom, sides and baffle plate, fire grate, ash pan and electrical ventilation set
incorporated. The stove comes ready to install. All the inner can be removed if desired, for easier transportation and installation.
2.4. Safety distances. Any fragile or flammable element, textiles, electronic devices, wood, wallpaper, glass, chalk paper, etc., must
be separated from the device observing the minimum distance described in Table 1.1 Technical specifications. We must prevent or
avoid the possibility of hot air impacting directly on the wood: in such case, it shall be insulated accordingly.
2.6 Air supply. An air supply to the room where the device is located must be provided, when an outside air inlet is not used, the
total maximum length must not exceed 6 m and must have the minimum loss of load. This entry cannot be less than 225 cm
2
. Also
note the simultaneous operation with other ventilation devices and / or heating such as exhaust fans, heat pumps, etc. In these cases,
the extraction must be compensated with a corresponding air entry from outside.
2.7 Changes to the device. Any intended change to the equipment must be authorized in writing by Manufacturas Rocal, S.A. We
also recommend using only original spare parts or parts recommended by Manufacturas Rocal, S.A.
3.1 Installation process. To proceed with the installation, follow the steps outlined in Section III of the ANNEXED document.
WARNING:
The second piece of the deflector plate should be install or adjust in case of draught excess, to procede follow the steps:
”D.6” to ”D.9”. To adjust the door closing follow the steps “D.10” and “D.11”. To change door opening follow the steps shown at images
“D.12” to “D.19”.
4.1 Fuels authorized by the manufacturer. The appliance should not be used as an incinerator and the use of fuels other than
those authorized by the manufacturer are prohibited, including lighting liquids or gels. Only natural wood logs are authorized as fuel
and
it is not advisable to use resinous woods.
4.2 Efficient combustion . During combustion the flame should not be extinguished, in this case the unburned gases produce
corrosion, dirt in the duct and polluting gases. The air controls must be opened, particularly the secondary one.
4.3 Pilot fire lighting. For a reasonable period of time, approximately 24 hours, it must not exceed 50% of the Maximum load allowed
by the manufacturer. Before lighting the fire, ensure that nothing delivered with the equipment has stayed inside (such as gloves,
spray paint ...)
4.4. Combustion control. The appliance has mechanisms to regulate combustion.
4.4.1. Primary register. The primary register is used to control the air intake in the combustion chamber from the base of the fire,
through the fire grate, and the vermiculite in the back side. The primary register should be used mainly for lighting and, if necessary,
to aid combustion. To locate the register control handle and to know how to use it see picture "D.2" on page 8 of the ANNEXED
document. If there is too much draught, adjust the air through the grill, image "D.26" and / or adjust the path of the primary register
following the steps: "D.23" to "D.25".
4.4.2. Secondary register. The secondary register is used to control the air entering the combustion chamber from the top. The
secondary register is used as combustion intensity adjustment. To locate the register control handle and to know how to use it see
picture "D.3" on page 8 of the ANNEXED document. If there is too much draught you can adjust the path of the secondary register
following the steps: "D.23" to "D.25".
4.4.3. Tertiary or safety air. The appliance has a fixed air supply through the rear vermiculite, under the deflector, to prevent possible
deflagerations and improve combustion.
4.5 Fire lighting. To light the fire, use suitable materials for this purpose, such as heat pads, paper, dry and thin branches. DO NOT
USE GASOLINE, SOLVENTS OR ALCOHOL . To see the correct position see picture "D.4" of the ANNEXED document, then light
the fire using a suitable material. Once the fire is lit keep the door and the registers open for a reasonable time to prevent condensation
on the door. When the apparatus is hot enough close the door, adjust the primary register to avoid excessive combustion and control
the intensity of fire by the secondary register.
4.6 Loading and reloading of fuel.
Do not exceed the maximum allowed load or reload. (See Table of Technical specifications).
4.7 Door opening. The door must be opened only for reloading. To open it, follow the steps described in picture "D.1" on page 11 of
the ANNEXED document.
3. INSTALLATION
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. USE AND OPERATION
CAUTION: - The maximum load allowed by the manufacturer, the measurements of the logs and the height of the reload must
be respected.
- Do not touch or manipulate any part of the appliance when in operation without a protection glove.
- Check that there are no materials left inside the device, paying special attention to the paint spray.
IMPORTANT: -The interior vermiculite parts SHOULD NOT RECEIVE IMPACTS when refueling is performed.
If any of these parts crack, but is properly set in its place, THE PROPER OPERATION OF THE
APPLIANCE SHALL NOT BE ALTERED AND THERE IS NO POTENTIAL RISK. The equipment can be
used normally. These cracks do not entail any manufacturing defect so they do not fall under
guarantee.