Olsberg Turia Lina Compact Instructions page 15

and fold it out of the wall bracket.
– Break the cover for the rear stove pipe connection
out of the wall bracket.
– Fold back the thermal insulation and fasten with
the brackets.
– Through the hole of the broken-out cover, cut out
the hole for the rear stove pipe connection in the
thermal insulation.
● The combustion air connection for room air inde-
pendent operation can be executed either to the rear
or below. The device is delivered pre-assembled for
the rear connection.
Proceed as follows for a bottom connection:
– Pull out the drawer under the combustion chamber
door and lift it out.
– Break the lower cover out of the arched floor of the
device.
– Swap the rear connection duct and the lower seal-
ing cover.
● For room air dependent operation:
– Pull out the drawer under the combustion chamber
door and lift it out.
– Unscrew the lower sealing cover in the device.
● Determine the installation location for the stove.
Objects made of flammable materials must not be
present or be placed in the radiation area of the
stove to a distance of 80 cm, measured from the
view pane of the combustion chamber door.
Minimum distance to flammable or bearing walls:
lateral 17 cm
● Install the pipe lining (customer-provided) in the
chimney. For the top stove pipe connection, the con-
nection height can be individually determined, how-
ever it should not exceed 1.5 m from the connec-
tion duct. For the connection height for the rear stove
pipe connection see chapter "Technical data". There
should be no flammable material within a 20 cm cir-
cle around the stove pipe, for the passage through
structural components made of flammable materials.
● Align the wall bracket as a template at the desired
position on the wall with a spirit level, hold it in place
and mark the positions of the 6 fastening holes (see
Fig. 5).
● Attention: When using the recommended fastening
system in vertical coring brick, drill the 6 fastening
holes through turning, without impact.
● For connection of room air independent operation
with air supply from the rear, the air inlet duct on the
wall bracket must be sealed with silicone on the wall.
● Pre-mount the wall bracket with the suitable fasten-
ing system and the provided D=34 washers for M10
screws, align it using a spirit level and screw it tight
against the wall.
● Lift the stove onto the skids of the wall bracket.
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Fig. 5 Wall bracket
1 Fastening holes for wall bracket
2 Air inlet duct
3 Fastening bolts M12
4 Adjusting screws for alignment
● Slide and align the stove in front of the wall brack-
et in such a manner that the stove pipe fits into the
pipe lining. Connect the stove pipe at both connec-
tion points with stove putty so that the stove pipe is
permanently sealed.
The stove pipe connections must be sealed. The
stove pipe must not project into the chimney.
● If needed the device can be aligned in the skids
(Fig. 5) with the adjusting screws.
● Bolt the stove to the wall bracket with the 4 previ-
ously dismounted washers and M12 fastening nuts.
● If provided, mount the OEC. To do this, pull out the
drawer under the combustion chamber door and lift
it out.
Route the cables, OEC power connection and OEC
temperature sensor, lower right in the floor space of
the device, behind the set up sheet metal clips so
that the cables are not caught by the drawer.
● Mount the side cladding.
● Fit the cover hood back on and only screw it on the
front.
Bear in mind that on partition walls in accordance
with test specification EN 13240, the temperature
of 85°C can be reached, and with light wallpaper
or similar combustible construction materials, this
can result in colour changes.
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