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4.9 FIREBOX LINING
In the commissioning phase, it is possible that the lining is covered in a
dark layer. Once the operating temperature has been achieved, this layer
on the firebox lining will, however, have been burnt away. Cracks are not
a reason for making a complaint because the lining is subject to very high
levels of stress. An expansion or contraction crack is not serious and does
not represent any functional defect. However, firebox lining parts that have
moved position should be replaced. If spare parts are required, these can be
ordered from your fireplace fitter.
Position
Number
Number
Linear XS
for
for
500 (mm)
XS 500
600-900
(S,M,L,XL)
1
1
2
1032854
2
-
2
-
3
2
2
1032859
4
1
2
1032855
5
1
1
6
-
1
Fig. 10
Linear S
Linear M
Linear L
Linear XL
600 (mm)
700 (mm)
800 (mm)
900 (mm)
1017402
1017404
1017406
1017408
1017403
1017405
1017407
1017409
1017459
1017459
1017463
1017465
1017460
1017460
1017464
1017466
-
ceramic paper
Installation of the firebox lining:
1. Place the base insulation into the firebox.
2. Insert the fireclay blocks (Item 1) and the apron blocks (Item 2).
3. Then insert the side wall blocks (Item 3) and afterwards the deflector
plate (Item 5). Already have the second side block ready within easy
reach so that you can pick it up and insert it using one hand.
4. Finally, insert both of the rear wall blocks (Item 4).
No apron blocks are available for the linear cassette XS 500.
Dismantling the firebox lining is carried out in the reverse order!
1
3
GB 22
2
4
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