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Fireplace radiation
The fireplace gives off heat by radiation from the glass and by convection air. It is therefore
It is therefore essential to use non-flammable materials in the diffusion area.
Combustion air connection
This sealed appliance is fitted with an external air intake for the combustion air.
combustion air (diameter 100mm). This must be connected in a sealed manner outside the
outside the chimney mantel. It is advisable to install a cable damper on the
duct so that the air inlet can be completely closed when the appliance is not in use.
the appliance.
Chimney connection
To ensure that the flue connection is watertight, suitable for the installation you have in mind,
and that your fireplace works properly, please consult your installer.
fireplace, please consult your installer, who will be able to provide you with all the
useful information. If possible, the cross-section of the flue should be similar to that of the
fireplace. If
the flue cross-section is much larger than the appliance outlet, it is advisable to
pipe the chimney over its entire height and ensure that the connection is watertight. You
should
the condition of the existing flue, but even more so the connection of the flexible pipe to the
existing flue.
to the existing flue. A poor connection can lead to accidents.
Only use stainless steel hoses suitable for this purpose.
It is advisable to fit a minimum of 1 m of rigid or flexible steel or stainless steel flue pipe to
to connect the flue outlet to the appliance.
A chimney used for an inset fireplace must have a normal draught, i.e. at its maximum power,
the negative pressure must be at least equal to that of the chimney.
At maximum output, the negative pressure should be between 12 and 20 Pa.
Positioning the chimney connector
Make sure the flue connection is airtight. Your appliance is supplied with a chimney
chimney connector.
1. Attach the flexible hose to this part.
2. Insert the appliance into the recess
3. Take the part from the inside and secure it using the nuts supplied.
Fitting the finishing frame (optional)
The door of the fireplace must be 5 mm higher than the plane of the masonry to allow the
the frame can be properly attached.
A 4-sided frame is available as an option. The finishing frame is clipped onto the appliance
using spring supports.
- Place the frame on the appliance, with the return of the frame inside the body of the
fireplace.
Baffle assembly and adjustment
The upper stainless steel baffle (smoke deflector) is not adjustable.
It rests on supports fitted with stops. To remove it, lift it up on one side so that it passes over
the stops over the stops to lower it at an angle into the combustion chamber.
The lower baffle, made of vermiculite, is adjustable.
opening. If the draught is too great, you can change the position of the baffle to reduce the
effect of the draught.
baffle to reduce the chimney's draught effect. To do this, you can adjust the position (3
positions) of the lower baffle. The higher the baffle, the more the passage of smoke is
restricted.
Caution: care must be taken not to create a backdraft by excessively restricting the flow of
the flow of smoke
CAUTION:
We cannot be held responsible for incorrect installation. Installation must be
and carried out in accordance with good practice. Any additional products used for installation
installation must comply with local regulations.
FIREPLACE MAINTENANCE
Maintenance
Before carrying out any work on the fireplace, make sure it is cold.
Vacuum (with an ash hoover) any particles or residue that remain under the stainless steel
stainless steel channels in the floor.
Metal parts can be wiped with a dry cloth. The protective
The protective panels (vermiculite) of the heating element may crack without preventing the
normal operation of the appliance. However, make sure that no piece is missing.
If this happens, replace the damaged panel.
Your retailer can supply an aerosol can for any paint touch-ups.
Use original spare parts for all repairs.
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