Operation Manual

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1 Installation instructions

The installation and start-up must be carried out by specialist installers in accordance

with the NBN D51-003 standard.

During installation, have your installer explain how to use, operate and maintain your

appliance. Each appliance is tested, carefully adjusted and sealed in the factory in

accordance with category I2E+ (natural gas) or category I3+ (propane/butane). See

the identication plate for the type of gas for which your appliance is adapted. Any

modications of the controls by unauthorised persons will invalidate the warranty.

1.1 Choosing a location

Keep the connection between the connection collar and the ue pipe as short and

straight as possible. The minimum distance from the appliance to a ammable wall is

20 cm. Ensure that there are no curtains hanging above the appliance. Combustion

consumes oxygen. It is therefore very important that the space in which the appliance is

installed is adequately ventilated. Install ventilation of at least 15 cm² (not closable).

1.2 Connection to the ue pipe

The ue pipe must comply with the rules described in standard NBN B61-001.

Before connecting the appliance to a ue pipe to which a coal, wood or oil-red stove

was previously connected, it is best to have the ue professionally cleaned. Although

a gas stove can operate with a very small ue draught, we advise you to have the ue

checked every year. The appliance is connected to the ue using a 100 mm diameter

discharge pipe tted into the connection collar on the rear wall. Use corrosion-resistant

materials. This connection pipe should never come below the connection collar of the

stove.

Check whether the ue is working correctly by operating the appliance at full capacity

for ten minutes before holding a cold mirror or chromed object to the draught diverter

(behind the appliance below the connection collar). If the mirror or object mists up, the

ue is not functioning sufciently.

1.3 Connection to the gas supply

Check whether the gas type and the gas pressure correspond to the indications on the

identication plate. An approved AGB/BGV gas valve must be tted as close as possible

to the appliance.

The connection must be tension-free.

Check that the gas supply pipe has no leaks (e.g. using soapy water).

For pipes up to +/- 10 m in length, 3/8" G tubes or 10/12 diameter copper tubes are

adequate. For more than 10 m use 1/2" or 13/15 diameter copper tubes.