M Design VENUS - Installation Guide

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2. Installation
2.1 Installation operations
Your supplier is the specialist chosen by M-design to represent it in your region. For your safety and satisfaction, we recom-
mend that you let him carry out the installation.
The appliance must be installed in accordance with the rules laid down and any local regulations. In the absence of appropri-
ate regulations in Belgium, the French installation rules (D.T.U. 24.2.2) apply. If you nevertheless intend to carry out the work
individually, we recommend that you
- refer to the terms and conditions of our guarantee contracts
- ask your supplier for advice.
VENUS has been designed so that it is easy to install. The combustion chamber can be completely slid out of the encasement.
This makes it easy for one single person to easily install the appliance and a second person is only necessary to help a few
minutes to slide the combustion chamber back in. In this way, one can later still have access to the chimney in the case of
certain problems, without having to remove the stove completely.
Installation:
• Open the door
•. Remove the deflector.
•. Loosen the 4 screws on the chimney from inside (pic.1)
•. Side the combustion chamber out of the encasement (pic.2)
• Assemble the encasement and make the necessary connections
• Place the fan (optional) (pic.3)
• When everything is connected you can put the combustion chamber in place.
ATTENTION: To install the fan, you are not required to remove the combustion chamber.
Loosen the 4 screws on the
chimney from inside
type of wood calorific value quality comments
Hard wood:
hornbeam,beech,oak,ash
high very long combustion Best wood for combustion
medium-hard wood:
cherry, fruit trees
walnut
moyenne slow combustion
When dried, walnut loses its substantial density;
do not use in a fireplace; risk of sparks
soft wood:
birch, alder, poplar
low fast combustion
Any piece of soft or medium wood will
will make it easier to light the fire.
soft wood : resinous tree low fast combustion has a reputation for soiling chimney flues
tarnish