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All information provided by the exhaust gas values are based on the EN 13240 under stationary labor-

atory conditions. We reserve the right to make changes which relate to technical advances and / or to

an improvement in quality. We accept no liability for printing errors and changes which occur after print-

ing.

4. Disposal of the device after wear

In the case of disposal of the furnace, a well-thought-out construction with screw and plug

connections enables simple dismantling and good separation of the individual materials. Af-

ter dismantling the heating door and fire grate, the internal parts of the combustion chamber

are easily accessible and can either be removed without tools or easily unscrewed. Other

add-on parts can also be completely dismantled with the help of a screwdriver, water pump

pliers and open-ended wrench set.

You can find an overview of the components of the stove here:

Material

Steel, cast iron,

magnets

Stainless steel

Ceramic, natural

stone

Glass Ceramic

Chamotte

(in contact with fire)

Vermiculite

(in contact with fire)

Glass fiber sealing

strips

furnace component

(depending on model)

stove body including side parts, back panels,

add-on elements, cast sockets and grates,

cladding and doors

controls / sliders, rods and handles

handles, cladding parts

glass pane

combustion chamber lining, insulation / baffle

plates

combustion chamber lining, insulation / baffle

plates

Use on the doors and glass panes

Reuse

disposal

scrap metal AVV 17 04 05