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General| Brand | Austroflamm |
|---|---|
| Model | Pallas |
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
Details copyright protection and reproduction restrictions for the manual's content.
Instructions on storing the manual and finding current versions online.
Explains the manual's structure using the table of contents on page 3.
Explains symbols and notations used for steps and information in the manual.
Notes that manuals are updated continually and current versions are available online.
Lists abbreviations used in the manual and their meanings.
Explains safety instruction types (Notice, Caution, Warning, Danger) and their importance.
Provides general safety rules and lists specific hazards to avoid during operation.
States the stove's intended use and operational requirement for a closed door.
Shows illustrations with key dimensions and nameplate placement.
Displays the energy label showing efficiency class and heat output.
Illustrates the location of the nameplate on the stove.
Provides manufacturer details, appliance specs, and fuel data per EU regulations.
Lists general technical data like dimensions, weight, heat output, and clearances.
Provides exhaust gas values and safety distances for chimney setup.
Instructions for checking goods, transport methods, and crate disposal.
Advises on storing the stove in a dry environment and handling the crate.
Specifies minimum clearances required around the stove for safe installation.
Emphasizes adequate combustion air supply and not blocking openings.
Outlines flue pipe connection requirements and stresses professional installation.
Advises verifying if the substructure can support the stove's weight.
Specifies the floor in front of the stove must be non-combustible.
Details room requirements, including ventilation and avoiding simultaneous appliance use.
Discusses suitable wood types, preparation, size, and characteristics for optimal combustion.
Warns against exceeding maximum fuel to prevent overheating and damage.
Highlights installation risks and lists required protective equipment.
Details step-by-step installation of appliance parts, focusing on side cladding.
Explains how to adjust the stove's door lock mechanism.
Guides through initial startup, including fuel quantity and ventilation.
Confirms approval for balanced flue operation and its conditions.
Details checks and preparations before starting the stove, focusing on air supply.
Provides a step-by-step guide for starting a fire for optimal performance.
Advises operating the stove during high external temperatures to maintain draft.
Instructions for removing the old door seal and gluing in a new one.
Recommends annual cleaning of the stove, flues, and pipes by a specialist.
Details steps for safely removing and emptying the ash box, emphasizing the cold state.
Provides guidance on cleaning the glass window and avoiding cleaners on seals.
Offers advice on cleaning varnished and stainless steel surfaces.
Explains Keramott lining properties and that hairline cracks are normal.
Provides emergency steps for responding to a chimney fire.
Lists details required by a dealer when reporting faults or seeking service.
Mentions replacing defective parts with a specialist dealer for safety.
Lists and illustrates various spare parts with item numbers.
Provides instructions for removing the stove's steel side cladding.
Advises contacting local waste disposal services and component disposal methods.
Outlines warranty terms, exceptions, claim requirements, and territorial scope.
Explains personal data usage from the start-up log and requests consent for marketing.
Provides a form for recording operator, stove, and installation details during start-up.
Offers a log for recording service dates, technicians, notes, and work performed.
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