1.2.
Operating Warnings
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Assembly of İFYIL pellet stoves and fireplaces; Electrical connections and
installation should be done in accordance with the scheme.
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Pellets stoves are for houses, office and internal places.
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Pellets stoves must not be used in: Balcony, warehouse, bathroom etc.
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Pellet stoves should not be installed in the places where people sleep. Stoves
are recommended to be avoided in places where sleep.
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The stove should never be installed in the presence of flammable gases and
materials.
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We do not accept any responsibility for any problem due to the outdoor
installation of
stove.
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The heat requirement of the place to be installed must be calculated and the
appropriate
stove selection must be made.
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Stove is not suitable for a shared (common) chimney system.
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Pellets stove must be installed as close as possible to the chimney. (Chimney
connection
must be short as possible.)
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Stove and chimney connector must be connected to an existing chimney or an
external double-walled chimney. (
Flue pipe inner diameter must be 1OO mm
).
Chimney height 80
cm higher than the roof ridge.
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Extractor fan throw out the combustion gas and chimney easily throw out smoke.
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Correct and efficient chimney system is necessary to throw out the smoke (no
reverse
smoke and throw out the smoke of stove in case of any blackout).
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Chimney cleaning cap must be under chimney pipe and cleaning must be done from
here.
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If the room thermostat is to be used, it should be installed 1,5 metres higher than
floor. It should not be installed in a place where temperature change and loss are
experienced.
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The place where stove must be equipped with:
o
Electrical power 230V 50Hz.
o
Grounding plug.
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If there is no ground connection it should be provided immediately.
o
Fresh air must be provided from outside.
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Please, use the Voltage regulator for voltage fluctution.
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Power supply should be used during long term power outages.
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Fuel tank should not be loaded fully, 5 cm clearance should be left from the top.
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