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- Page 1 O P E R A T I O N A N D I N S T A L L A T I O N M A N U A L O P U S C A LY P S O F I R E D B Y D E S I G N...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
6.5 Cleaning and maintenance 6.6 Instructions on how to access the flue through the stove 6.7 Layout and usage of air regulators 7. Malfunction and service 8. Common fault finding 9 Warranty Opus commissioning checklist Opus Calypso Manual Rev: 1.2... -
Page 4: Disposal Of Packaging
The wooden parts of the packaging can be used as firewood. Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of this Opus stove. This manual will introduce you to the functions and correct operation of the stove. It is important that your installer takes you through the operation of this stove during their handover. - Page 5 Calculation of chimney set up should be done according to EN 13384-1 and EN 13384-2 with specific values which can be seen in this manual under the section 4. Your stove can be equipped with a connection for the external air supply. The required direct air kit is available.
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Page 6: Installation Of The Stove And The Flue Pipe Connection
3. Installation of the Stove and the flue pipe connection 3.1. Flue pipe connection All flue pipe that is used to connect the stove to the chimney must comply with national regulations. All connections from the stove into the chimney must be firm and tightly connected. -
Page 7: Minimum Distances To Combustibles
100mm Back space between the wall and stove 100mm Side space between wall and stove 4. Technical specifications Stove Model Calypso Nominal Output 8.3 kW Output to water 4.9 kW Output to room 3.4 kW Efficiency 83.9% (net) Weight... -
Page 8: Plumbing
The flow and returns must be connected to a pumped circuit. The Calypso is not designed for a thermo-syphon type circuit. The use of an LK810 thermomat load unit (or similar) is strongly recommended. -
Page 9: Typical System Schematic
5.2 Typical system schematic 6. General information about the working of the stove Always use a glove Do not use any flammable liquid fluids for lighting the fire. The door of the firebox should be opened only when adding fuel, apart from leaving the door slightly ajar during the lighting phase. -
Page 10: Starting The Stove
6.1. Starting the stove Please pay attention to the minimum space between the stove and flammable objects when lighting a fire. 1. Primary and secondary controls should be fully open. If the flue pipe has a flue damper it should also be fully open. 2. -
Page 11: Suitable Materials For Lighting
During the first few times the stove is used, it is possible that it can produce a slight smell while the paint is curing. This will disappear after a short while. If the smell appears, open the windows of the room for ventilation. ATTENTION THE ASHPAN MUST BE TIGHTLY CLOSED FOR PROPER REGULATION OF THE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY AIR. -
Page 12: Cleaning And Maintenance
6.4 Cleaning and maintenance The stove can be cleaned only when it is cold. Pay attention while cleaning your stove not to damage, scratch or break essential parts. For cleaning steel parts use non-abrasive detergents and a soft rag, and after cleaning wash it well to avoid the deposit of detergent which can damage material. -
Page 13: Instructions On How To Access The Flue Through The Stove
6.5 Instructions on how to access the flue through the stove Remove grate and base Slide outside retaining Carefully lift out both side fire bricks. bars. fire bricks, ensuring the securing clip remains with the brick. Attention, when removing the second side fire brick, ensure you support the throat baffle to prevent it from being dropped. -
Page 14: Layout And Usage Of Air Regulators
6.6 Layout and usage of air regulators 7. Malfunction and service In the event of a product malfunction please contact your supplier. If the stove is under warranty your supplier will take care of the warranty claim. Regular maintenance of the stove and flue should be carried out by a competent engineer. Use only replacement parts as recommended by the manufacturer. -
Page 15: Common Fault Finding
8. Common fault finding Please be aware that in the event of your stove not performing properly, you should always consult your installer first or a qualified professional. Below is a list of potential problems and possible causes: Problem Possible cause Kindling problems Bad quality or wet wood Too thick wood log... -
Page 16: Warranty
OPUS declines all liability for any accidents due to failure to observe the specifications contained in the use and maintenance manual accompanying the device. Furthermore, OPUS declines all liability deriving from improper use of the product by the user (including heat-shock, overload or misuse of the firebox), unauthorised modifications and/or repairs, and the use of non-original spare parts or spare parts not designed for use on this product model. -
Page 18: Opus Commissioning Checklist
Opus commissioning checklist General information Stove purchased from Telephone number Stove installed by Telephone number CPS registration with (e.g. HETAS) CPS registration number Installation date Stove model Physical checks Installation is in accordance with the design, including material specification, flue... - Page 20 F I R E D B Y D E S I G N www.opusstoves.co.uk Imported to the UK Firepower, Flightway, Dunkeswell, Honiton, Devon, EX14 4RD, UK, 0844 332 0155, info@firepowerheating.co.uk...