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Diagrams and images are not contractual. Cheminées de Chazelles reserves the right to modify or delete them in order to improve understanding. Instructions for installation and use. Reproduction prohibited. 07/ 2010 version 2.0 TAM...
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RANGE OF E INSERTS E 1200 E 1000 E 900 Instructions for installation and use. Reproduction prohibited. 07/ 2010 version 2.0 TAM...
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3.1 – Setting up the worksite 7) Safety Rules………………………………………………………………………………………………28 3.2 – Laying out the underbase 7.1 – General points 3.4 – Combustion air inlets for Chazelles Design inserts 7.2 – Chimney fires 3.5 – Installation of a Chazelles Design insert 7.3 – After-sales service 3.5.1 General points...
1) Warning 2) General points 2.1 – Flue Set-up of a fireplace equipped with a Chazelles insert must be carried 2.1.1 General points out in compliance with the regulations in force and with all documents Flues must be in compliance with the 1969 directive, and with the rules supplied with the appliance.
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2.1.2 Dimensioning 2.1.5.2 Stack outlet on terrace The flue must be dimensioned in compliance with the EN 13384-1 standard, using: In the case of a terrace roof or roof with a slope less than 15°, the discharge end must be located at least 1.2 metres from the outlet on the roof covering the abacuses issued by the CSTB, and 1 metre above the acroterion if this latter is more than 0.2 metres.
2.1.7 Flue covering When the distance stated by the manufacturer is different from that featured in the tables below, the flue must be installed at the greater of the two 2.1.7.1 Occupied or habitable areas values. The surface temperature of the outside facing of the flue must not exceed 50°C in habitable areas.
Ventilated air space Thermal insulation 2.3 – Fireplace surround thermique 2.3.1 General points Thermal insulation All combustible materials must be removed from the fireplace thermique surround. 2.3.2 Flooring The floor must have adequate weight-bearing capacity at the spot selected for the fireplace. It must be flat and incombustible. If this is not the case –...
2.4.5 Discharge end of combustion air inlet 2.4 – Combustion air supply 2.4.1 General points The discharge end of the combustion air inlet must be positioned either directly in the fireplace or near to it. It may be equipped with a closable grille Operation of a fireplace equipped with an insert requires a supply of when it discharges directly into the room, in order to minimise heat loss air over and above that necessary to renewal of regulation air in the...
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3.4 – Combustion air inlets for Chazelles Design inserts Unauthorised modification of any kind to a Chazelles insert is prohibited. 3.5.2 Specific instructions for installation 3.5.2.1 General points...
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3.5.2.2.2 Remove the upper cover. 3.5.2.2.3 Remove the protective cardboard from the window. Door key Cool hand 3.5.2.2.4 Replace the cover and fix it in place with the screws supplied. Now 3.5.2.2 Installation release the door by unscrewing by about 5mm the 2 screws located on the 3.5.2.2.1 First of all, remove the protective cardboard covering from right and left sides of the fairing.
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3.5.2.2.5 Using the handle (or 2 “cool hands”), lower the door window, 3.5.2.2.7 Now attach the deflectors. Start with the first “roof-shaped’ steel closing it completely. deflector: place it on the upper supports exactly beneath the smoke outlet. 3.5.2.2.6 Rescrew the 2 side screws completely Instructions for installation and use.
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3.5.2.2.8 Then attach the other flat steel deflectors: sizes and 3.5.2.2.10 Now place the ‘V’ bar (which is designed to support the heat- numbers of deflectors vary according to model. resistant deflectors) on the two side supports. 3.5.2.2.9 Position the intermediate support inside the hood: start by positioning the deflector furthest to the left, and then position the others one by one.
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This is how the insert looks when installation is completed Deflector Rather than loading the appliance fully, it is better to never fill more than 1/3 of the total volume of the combustion chamber: see maximum wood load in the characteristics of each insert. Overloading the appliance with fuel when it is at normal draught is wasteful, resulting in lower output and increased consumption.
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3.5.3.2.2 Remove the pre-pierced openings located on the upper fairing 3.5.3.1.3 Connect the rings (2 for the E900, E1000 and 4 for the E1200) to the mouths with at least 1 metre of aluminium tubing (not supplied). Instructions for installation and use. Reproduction prohibited. 07/ 2010 version 2.0 TAM...
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3.5.3.2.3 Connect the collars (2 for the E900 and E1000, and 4 for the 3.5.3.2.6 After doing the same on the other side, remove the heat-resistant E1200) to the mouths with at least 1 metre of aluminium tubing (not components from the base.
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3.5.3.2.11 Run the ventilator cables through the hole. 3.5.3.2.9 Unscrew the screws in the central bottom plate. 3.5.3.2.12 Introduce the ventilator 3.5.3.2.10 Take out the bottom plate.* Instructions for installation and use. Reproduction prohibited. 07/ 2010 version 2.0 TAM...
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3.5.3.2.13 Position it at the level of the screw holes 3.5.3.2.16 Remove the sensor cable 3.5.3.2.14 Cut 3cm of the flat gasket located on the bottom plate at the same 3.5.3.2.17 Run the cable through the hole in the bottom plate, close the plaquette level as the motor is connected.
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3.5.3.2.18 Rescrew the bottom plate on the insert 3.5.3.2.21 Rescrew the upper bottom plates. 3.5.3.2.19 Screw the sensor on the upper bottom plate 3.5.3.2.22 Repeat all the steps in reverse order to reassemble the insert: position the heat-resistant components on the bottom, base and side supports, and, finally, tighten the screws on the side supports.
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-Operation. Electrical diagram of ventilator connection By pushing the AUTO/MAN key you go from one function to the next, with the following characteristics: in AUTO or automatic mode, the device puts out an intermittent sound signal to confirm the selected function; when the insert is hot, the ventilator starts up in autonomous mode, and its range may be selected by the SPEED key;...
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4.1 – General points (concrete, for example). It is important to check that a space of Connecting ducts for Cheminées de Chazelles inserts must be metal. between 3 and 5 mm exists between the appliance’s facade and the Aluminium-plated steel must not be used. The diameter of the connecting dressing, allowing for free expansion as well as providing the space duct must be at least equal to that of the appliance’s pipe or sleeve.
4.5.2 Concrete or terracotta bricked flue The junction should be carried out using the specially designed connecting device, in such a way as to ensure airtightness and good mechanical performance. The whole outside section of the first part of the flue must emerge in the room in which the fireplace is located.
5) Installation and insulation of the wooden 5.2.2 Special precautions beam and construction of the hood Before constructing the hood, the following precautions must be taken: - Check whether the sealing of the pediment, the beam or the metal 5.1 – Wooden beam casement can support the hood.
Don’t make too strong a fire! The first lighting should be moderate and Cheminées de Chazelles inserts are designed to operate using should not burn for more than three hours. firewood logs only. Maximum log length for the range of appliances is...
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If you wish to increase draught, you can increase air input into the combustion chamber by moving a deflector located in the inside upper part immediately against the window. With the lever to the right: - = air closed With the lever in the centre: + = air open Unscrew the screws holding it in place and move it to the desired position to increase air input.
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Primary air damper in open position (+). Output test loads: Secondary air damper in open position (+). Loads of 4.1 kg of beech wood Only use this brightness temporarily, to raise the temperature of the Three 25cm-long logs premises after prolonged absence. •...
- Open the draught shutter, depending on models and options! - Open the door very slightly, pause to allow for draught to get going, and then slowly open the door. Continuous operation at low brightness, especially during periods of mild weather (unfavourable draught) and using damp wood, leads to incomplete combustion, which helps to cause deposits of bistrage and tar.
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6.7.3 Insert maintenance We advise you to put high-temperature grease on the door’s runner grooves from time to time to prevent sticking. 6.7.4 Cleaning brass Depending on (optional) finishes, some appliances are equipped with a brass-covered door. Brass should be cleaned with a soft cloth and an appropriate product (ask your retailer for advice).
7.2 – Chimney fires 7) Safety Rules - If a chimney fire breaks out, set the primary air damper to position 1. 7.1 – General points Leave the door closed! - Never try to put out a fire by throwing water on it. - Remove any easily inflammable materials from the neighbourhood of - The window and certain other parts of the appliance get very hot.
If the door does not come off, raise the right side chassis with a screwdriver. Then We recommend that you only use replacement parts supplied unscrew ALL THE CHASSIS SCREWS and replace the window. To reassemble, by Cheminées de Chazelles repeat the operations in reverse order. Replacing the window (outside guarantee) Open the door as indicated above for cleaning the window but without removing the special key.
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Articles 1641 and following of French Civil Law. exhaustive list): but not in these alone: installation and assembly of appliances for which Cheminées de Chazelles is not responsible. 8.3 – Validity Consequently, Cheminées de Chazelles cannot be held responsible for...
Guarantee Certificate VENDOR: document to be returned within the month The purchaser designated hereunder acknowledges following purchase at the sales outlet for the appliance his/her awareness of the various informational documents on use and maintenance to ensure proper operation of the appliance PURCHASER Reference:…………………………………………………………………...
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