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Safety information
1.
Safety information
1.1
Intended use
the unit is designed to heat the air in a room by burning
suitable types of fuel and is exclusively intended for use in
private households.
the unit is designed as a time-limited fireplace, the burning
time of which can be extended by refuelling it.
§ time-limited fireplace according to din en 13229,
category 1 a.
the following conditions apply to using the unit:
•
only the appropriately authorised target group may install
or use the unit or perform other activities on the unit.
•
the unit must be installed in a dry living space in an
enclosed building.
•
prior to start-up, acceptance by the responsible authorities
is required (in german e.g. the district chimney sweep).
•
the unit is exclusively fuelled by natural, air-dried logs
(remaining humidity max. 20 %) or compressed wood
pieces.
§ Compressed wood pieces approved according to
din en iso 17225-3.
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extending the combustion period ("permanent fire")
by fuelling the unit with larger quantities of wood or by
extracting the combustion air is not permissible.
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operation only with closed firebox door. only open the door
for heating, refuelling and cleaning.
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the national and regional regulations and directives are
observed.
6 "10.3 standards and regulations" (page 54).
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the requirements and safety information in these
instructions are observed.
Any other use is regarded as unintended use.
the manufacturer is not liable for damage caused by
unintended use.
1.2
Authorised target groups
Authorised target groups are divided into groups of persons
with different levels of authorisation.
1.2.1
Manufacturer
the manufacturer and the manufacturer's agents have the
following tasks:
•
delivery of a ready-for-installation unit.
•
setting the unit to its factory settings.
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instructing the owner in the intended use of the unit.
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1.2.2
Owner
the owner is responsible for the building in which the unit is
used.
the owner has the following tasks:
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meeting the requirements for the installation site.
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ensuring that the unit is always in perfect technical
condition.
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Adhering to cleaning and maintenance requirements.
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instructing the users.
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providing and adhering to these instructions.
1.2.3
Qualified personnel
Qualified personnel is responsible for installation,
commissioning, maintenance, disassembly and disposal.
requirements for qualified personnel:
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practical professional experience or professional training
regarding gas, water and heating systems.
•
experience in installing and maintaining stove systems.
•
experience in the use of electrical and mechanical tools.
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Familiarity with occupational health and safety regulations.
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Knowledge of how to read technical drawings.
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Familiarity with these instructions.
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documentation of the work performed.
electrical work may only be performed by qualified electricians.
§ din Vde 0100
requirements for qualified electricians:
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Familiarity with the basics of electrical engineering.
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Familiarity with country-specific regulations and standards.
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Familiarity with the relevant safety regulations.
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Familiarity with these instructions.
1.2.4
Users
instructed users perform work during use, cleaning and service
work.
requirements for instructed users:
•
the users have been instructed in the safe and intended
use of the unit.
•
the users have been instructed with regard to their work by
the owner.
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Familiarity with these instructions.
special requirements apply to the following users:
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Children aged 8 and over.
•
persons with decreased physical, sensory or mental
capabilities.
•
persons with a lack of experience and knowledge.
these users may only use the unit under the following
conditions:
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the users are supervised.
•
the users have been instructed in the safe use of the unit.
•
the users understand the dangers of handling the unit.
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Children may not play with the unit.
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