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Mounting the suspended model
Illustration 5
Suspension clip
1.
Check whether the wall in front of which the hearth is placed is adequately fire-proof. Please read the
section on ‘Fire Safety’, page 21.
2.
Check the packaging of the stove and the base. Do not mount the stove or the base when it has been
damaged in the box. If there is any damage, please report to WANDERS.
3.
Be careful when unpacking the stove and protect the floor while unpacking: the mouth of the tube
underneath the stove has a sharp edge.
4.
Remove the two-piece top plate of the stove (see illustration 1) to avoid any damage.
5.
Use the suspension clip (see illustration 5) to as a mould for the holes. Brake of the upper clips and the
edges for the external air. Place the suspension clip on the wall. Never use any synthetic fastenings. Be
sure to place the clip exactly beneath the centre of the outlet and to hold the hooks face upward. The fast-
ening bolts should not protrude more than 10 mm from the wall.
6.
If necessary, connect a separate air supply duct (minimum diameter: 150 mm). You can use the connection
at the back or at the bottom. See also illustration 4. Read the next paragraph for placing the external air
supply at the back.
7.
Hang the stove in the clips. Mind your back! To decrease the weight you can temporarily remove the glass
pane and the grate. Fasten the top of the stove to the wall.
8.
If you opt for a decorative tube please read the section on ‘Assembling the decorative tube’.
9.
Mount the flue gas tubes overlappingly.
10.
Replace the two-piece top plate on the stove.
11.
The model indication can be changed into one in the desired language.
Mounting the rear connection of the external air supply.
1.
Follow points 1 to 6 inclusive given in the previous paragraph Mounting the suspending model.
2.
Remove the cover plate (A) of the external air supply at the rear of the stove and exchange them. (see
illustration 6)
3.
Hang the stove in the clips. (Mind your back!) To decrease the weight you can temporarily remove the
glass pane and the grate. (See also the chapter on ‘Repairs’ on page 27).
4.
Put the tube around the tube mouth.
5.
Continue with point 9 of the previous paragraph Mounting the suspending model.
