Italiana Camini Dafne Instructions Pour L'utilisation Et L'installation page 7

UNI (Italian Standards Institution) chimney pot standard 10683, examples of distances and positions
(TAB. 1 pag. 42)
A = Slope of roof
B = Distance between the roof ridge axis and the stack *
C = Minimum height between the outlet and the roof
* if the distances are less than or equal to those shown, the chimney pot must be at least 50 cm higher than the roof ridge
N.B. If the flue to be used has previously been used for other stoves or fireplaces, it must be carefully cleaned to prevent faulty operation and
avert the risk of unburnt deposits on the internal flue walls catching fire. In normal working conditions, the flue must be cleaned at least once a
year.
N.B. For optimum operation, the flue draught must create a pressure drop of between 0.12 and 0.2 mbars. Lower values may lead to unplea-
sant smoke emissions when loading the stove and produce excessive soot deposits; higher values would lead to excessively fast combustion and
a decrease in thermal efficiency. To fall within the correct values, it is enough to comply with the UNI Standard 10683 table.
N.B. ITALIANA CAMINI (Division Edilkamin S.p.A.) declines all responsibility for installations which do not comply with the laws in force and for
misuse of the stove.
STOVE SPECIFICATIONS (TAB. 2 pag. 42)
A = Heat output
B = Hourly wood consumption *
C = Smoke outlet pipe diameter
D = Heatable room dimensions m 3
E = Weight
F = Stove dimensions (width)
G = Stove dimensions (depth)
H = Stove dimensions (height)
I = Oven
L = Air intake
* wood consumption greater than that shown could cause damage to the firebox and external ceramic covering
DAFNE FORNO, ELF FORNO STOVE
The Dafne oven and Elf oven stove has a stainless steel oven for cooking all kinds of food (fruit, meat, desserts, etc.). For best results, the oven
must be kept at the right temperature for the particular food to be cooked. To change the temperature, simply turn the primary air valve on the
firebox.
To increase the temperature, turn the valve anticlockwise; to decrease it, turn the valve clockwise.
CONSTRUCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS
- Cast iron firebox door with ceramic glass pane and chrome-plated steel handle with burn preventing insert.
- Firebox with basket and grate completely made of cast iron with 2 mm sheet metal cladding for optimum operation: the primary air may be
adjusted using the valve (DIS. 4 - A) found in the middle of the lower door. To increase combustion air, turn the valve anticlockwise; to decrea-
se it, turn the valve clockwise.
- The secondary air reaches the firebox in a fixed quantity through the openings in the upper glass holder on the fire door.
Besides keeping the ceramic glass pane clean, the secondary air burns any gases which may be given off by incomplete wood combustion, the-
refore reducing emissions of unburnt material into the environment.
- The knob (DIS. 4 - B) on the inside of the lower door is for cleaning the grate (grate shaker); it is advisable to use it when the stove is alight
every time the flame tends to die down.
- The ashpan (DIS. 4 - C) inside the lower door should be checked regularly and emptied if necessary. To pull it out, lift slightly using the han-
dgrip.
- The stove is covered in refractory ceramic tiles available in various colours.
The tiles are fixed in place with external painted aluminium guides.
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