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5 TRANSPORT AND
INSTALLATION
5.1 SAFETY WARNINGS FOR
TRANSPORTATION AND
INSTALLATION
The appliance must be installed by a qualified
technician, who must issue a declaration of
conformity of the system to the purchaser, taking
full responsibility for appliance installation and
correct operation.
The appliance installation site must be chosen
so that the generated heat can spread evenly
throughout the rooms that you wish to heat.
During transport and storage, avoid exposure to
rain or persistent moisture.
The appliance needs to be connected to a single
flue pipe that guarantees the draught declared by
the Manufacturer and observes the installation
regulations that apply to the installation site.
The room where the appliance is installed must
be equipped with an air intake or a suitable
outside air supply system. The air intake must
be positioned in such a way that it cannot be
obstructed.
The Manufacturer will not be held liable for
installation that is not compliant with the laws in
force, incorrect air circulation in the rooms and
inappropriate use of the appliance.
In particular, it is necessary:
• that the appliance be connected to a smoke
evacuation system duly sized to guarantee
the draught declared by the Manufacturer,
that is tight and observes the distances from
flammable materials;
• that there is a suitable combustion air intake in
compliance with the type of installed product;
• that other installed combustion appliances or
devices do not create a vacuum in the room
where the appliance is installed;
• that the safety distances from flammable
materials are observed.
Verification of system compatibility has a priority
over any other assembly or installation operation.
Local administrative regulations and particular
requirements of the authorities pertaining to
the installation of combustion appliances, the air
intake and the smoke evacuation system, may
vary based on region or nation. Check with your
local authorities if there are stricter laws than set
forth herein.
5.1.1 Packaging
Once you receive the appliance, check:
• that it is the model you ordered;
• that it has not been damaged during shipping.
Any complaints must be reported to the
deliveryman (also on the delivery note) upon
receival.
Check the capacity of the floor before handling
and positioning the appliance.
The appliance must always be handled in a
vertical position. Take extra care to protect the
door and its glass against mechanical impact
that could jeopardise their integrity.
To handle the stove in its packaging, follow the
procedure below:
STEP
ACTION
Position the pallet truck forks in the
1
slots under the wooden pallet
2
Lift slowly
Place the stove near the chosen
3
location for installation
To unpack the appliance, follow the procedure
described below:
STEP
ACTION
Remove the side straps, unscrewing
1
the fixing screws
Dismantle the upper and side
2
wooden cage
3
Remove the plastic wrapping
Remove the four brackets securing
4
the stove to the pallet
Remove the appliance from the
pallet and position it in the chosen
5
location, ensuring that it is compliant
with the directions
Remove the bag of screws from the
6
stove
Use suitable equipment to remove boards or
wooden parts of the packaging.
The end user is responsible for disposing of the
packaging in accordance with the laws in force
in the country of installation.
The ash guard is located in a box under the stove.
5.2 SET-UPS FOR THE FLUE GAS
EVACUATION SYSTEM
Be careful when building the smoke evacuation
system and observe the regulations in force in
the country where the appliance is installed.
The Manufacturer will not be held liable for
incorrectly sized and non-regulation smoke
evacuation systems.
5.2.1 Smoke ducts and fittings
Under smoke ducts, all ducts that connect the
combustion appliance to the flue pipe are meant.
The following requirements need to be applied:
• observe product standard EN 1856-2;
• the horizontal sections must have a minimum
slope of 3% upwards;
• the length of the horizontal section must be as
minimum as possible, and its projection on the
horizontal plane must not exceed 2 metres;
• changes in direction must have an angle of less
than 90° (45° bends are recommended);
• the number of changes of direction including
the one for entry into the flue pipe, and
excluding the T in the case of side or rear exit,
must not exceed 3;
• the cross section must have a constant
diameter, the same from where it exits the
firebox up to the fitting into the flue pipe;
• it is forbidden to use flexible metal and fibre
cement pipes;
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