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Structure:
The stove is made of 3 mm thick P265GH boiler steel. The interior of the stove is lined with a heat accumulat-
ing ceramic lining 7. The construction of the stove enables the combustion gases to escape through the upper
or rear wall. The air inlet 10 has a diameter of 123 mm, ue 1 has a diameter of 150 mm. The front of the stove
consists of steel door made of special prole and proled metal sheet, heat resistant glass pane 13, and a han-
dle 12. The door is screwed to the bars which are fastened to the body of the stove.
Description of the operation:
The air enters the furnace through the inlet 10. Inside, there are two air intake systems - primary and
secondary. The amount of incoming primary air is controlled via the lower intake throttle located on the front
of the stove under the door 14. Then, the air ows around the ash pan 9, and through the grate 8 it enters the
combustion chamber 7. The amount of the secondary air is unregulated. The air is directed to the upper part
of the combustion chamber 6. The amount of the air is regulated by moving the lever to the left to open the air
supply, and the right to close the air supply.
The stove is also equipped with an air curtain 11 to help maintain the clean glass. Above the combustion cham-
ber, there is a special ceramic plate called deector 5, which enhance the thermal exchange. During burning, hot
gases oat over the deectors and then through the ue 1 and the duct they go to the chimney. The surrounding
around the stove is heated in two ways - the air surrounding the stove is heated (convection) and exits through
the ventilation slots in the stove encasing. In addition, the heat radiates directly from all hot parts of the stove.
2. TRANSPORT, ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION OF THE STOVE
The device is compliant with the PN-EN 13229:2002 standard and has a CE certicate.
Before assembling, installing and using the freestanding stove, read the Operation and Installation
Manual carefully and follow the instructions contained in it. It will ensure safe and ecient op-
eration of the stove. Non-compliance with this Operation and Installation Manual may invalidate
the guarantee and put the user at risk of injury or loss of life.
The product must be assembled, installed and used in accordance with the national and local laws and stand-
ards, including in particular:
▪ Regulation of the Minister of Infrastructure of 12.04.2002 Dz.U. [Polish Journal of Laws] No. 75, item 690
amended on 07.05.2004 Dz.U. [Polish Journal of Laws] No. 109, item 1156;
▪ PN - B – 03406 Standard: 1994 Heating engineering. Calculated heat demand;
▪ PN – 89 / B – 10425 Standard: Flue pipes, combustion gas ducts and ventilation ducts made from bricks;
▪ PN – 78 / B – 03421 Standard: Ventilation and air conditioning. Parameters for calculating indoor air;
▪ PN-EN 13229:2002 Standard “Inset appliances including open res red by solid fuels. Requirements
and test methods”.
The stove must be installed by a qualied person or company and commissioning checks must be per-
formed by a master chimney sweep and a re prevention specialist.
The installation of the stove should be performed in the following order:
▪ prepare the place where the stove will stand, check carrying capacity of the ground;
▪ connection of the stove to the chimney and make ventilation;
▪ putting the stove into use and observing its functioning for the purpose of detecting defects and anoma-
lies (for about 2 weeks);
2.1. Transport and handling:
▪ the stove is delivered as an assembled unit, fastened to a palette and wrapped in stretch foil;
▪ the stove should be transported in a vertical position;
▪ after unpacking, check the stove for any transport related damage;
▪ unpack the stove in the vicinity of the installation site; exercise caution when moving the stove (preferably
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