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- Page 1 I I nstallation and maintenance manual Falcon 59/70 Serial number: Production date:...
- Page 2 Barbas Bellfires BV. This document could contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. Barbas Bellfires BV reserves the right to revise this document from time to time in the contents thereof.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
5.3.7 Build the fireplace......................21 5.3.8 Final check on the appliance...................23 Annual maintenance................24 Appliance........................... 24 Combustion air supply....................... 24 Convection air system........................24 Chimney.............................24 Removal of the baffles....................... 25 Place the baffles........................26 Technical data..................28 Technical data..........................28 Technical data..........................29 Falcon 59/70... - Page 4 Contents Dimensions ................... 31 Frameless appliance........................31 Appliance with built-in frame...................... 32 Appliance with 3-sided classic frame..................33 Appliance with 4-sided classic frame..................34 Warranty Terms..................35 Falcon 59/70...
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Page 5: Declaration Of Performance
According to regulation (EU) 305/2011 No. 3.128.003-0 - CPR-2013/07/01 Unique identification code of the product-type Barbas Falcon 59/70 - 3.128.003-0 Room heater without hot water supply EN13229:2001/A2:2004/AC:2007 Intended use or uses of the construction product, in Room heater without hot water supply... -
Page 6: About This Document
About this document About this document This document shows the necessary information to do these tasks on the Falcon 59/70: • Installation • Maintenance This document refers to the Falcon 59/70 as 'the appliance'. This document is an essential part of your appliance. Read it carefully before you do work on the appliance. -
Page 7: Description
4 adjustable feet to level the appliance. Flue connection The connection to the flue system that extracts the flue gases. Convection air outlet The heated air is extracted by the outlet openings into the (optional) aluminum flexible pipes. Falcon 59/70... - Page 8 Air wash is used to prevent deposition of soot on the glass. Combustion air inlet Provides the appliance with combustion air. Convection air inlet Provides the appliance with convection air. Adjustable feet 4 adjustable feet to level the appliance. Falcon 59/70...
- Page 9 / Combustion air bustion air. inlet box (option) Adjustable feet 4 adjustable feet to level the appliance. Adjustable height Set of 2 adjustable frames with 2 adjustable feet each to put the ap- frame (option) pliance on a higher position. Falcon 59/70...
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Page 10: Intended Use
The appliance is intended for intermittent use and is not intended for continuous use. The appliance is intended to heat the room by direct heating. It is not allowed to connect the appliance to a central-heating installation. Falcon 59/70... -
Page 11: Installation Options
The appliance can be installed with 2 height adjustable frames. With these frames the appliance can be installed higher from the ground level. Installation examples Note: The illustrations shown in this paragraph are typical installation examples. Installation with combustion air supply from the installation room, without convection package Falcon 59/70... - Page 12 The heated air is extracted through flexible aluminum pipes by the out- let grate into the room. Ventilation air outlet The heated air in the chimney breast is extracted by the outlet grate in- to the room. This prevents overheating of the chimney breast. Falcon 59/70...
- Page 13 Description High adjustable feet Set of 2 adjustable frames with 2 adjustable feet each to put the appli- (option) ance on a higher position. Flexible aluminum Extracts the heated convection air from the appliance. pipe (convection set option) Falcon 59/70...
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Page 14: Safety
Dispose of ceramic heat-resistant glass as household waste. Do not dispose of ceramic heat-resistant glass in a glass recycling container. • Dispose of an obsolete appliance according to instructions of the authorities or the fitter. • Obey the local regulations. Falcon 59/70... -
Page 15: Installation
Make sure the distance between the convection air outlet openings and the ceiling above is at least 50 cm. • Make sure the distance between the convection air outlet openings and a neighboring wall is at least 20 cm. Falcon 59/70... -
Page 16: Requirements On The Chimney
Make sure the door of the appliance opens and closes correctly. • Make sure the baffle is in the correct position • Make sure the control lever can move freely to left and to right. • Make sure the ashtray is empty. Falcon 59/70... -
Page 17: Installation Procedure
5.3.2 Horizontally align the appliance Aligning with adjustable feet Adjust the adjustable feet. Use a 13 mm fork spanner. Make sure that the appliance is installed horizontally. Use a spirit level. Falcon 59/70... -
Page 18: Connect The Flue Gas Pipe
. If you do not obey to do this, there is a risk of a dangerous situation when firing the appliance. Falcon 59/70... - Page 19 Connect a flexible aluminum pipe with a diameter of 125 mm on the combustion air inlet on the appliance or on the collar adaptor. Secure the connection with a clamp. Connect the other end with the hole in the floor or the grate in the wall. Use a suitable connector. Falcon 59/70...
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Page 20: Connect The Convection Set (Optional)
Connect the flexible aluminum pipes (B) on the collar adaptors (A) . Use © the hose clamps Connect the flexible aluminum pipes to fitting boxes in the chimney breast. Falcon 59/70... -
Page 21: Insulate The Appliance
20 mm from the combustible or load-bearing wall. Table 6: Installation against combustible or load-bearing walls Item Description Appliance Air gap Space between appliance and insulation plate. Width of air gap at least 3 mm Falcon 59/70... - Page 22 Existing ceiling made of combustible material Caution: • Make sure that brickwork is build with a clearing of at least 3 mm between the sides and top of the appliance and the brickwork. The appliance can expand during operation due to heating. Falcon 59/70...
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Page 23: Final Check On The Appliance
Make sure all cast iron plates and the baffles are in the correct position. When applicable: Start the convection ventilator and make sure the ventilator does not make an unusual noise (grinding sound). A soft hum is not an unusual sound. Contact your dealer if the final check shows a defect. Falcon 59/70... -
Page 24: Annual Maintenance
Clean the inside of the appliance with a soft brush. Clean the metal parts on the outside of the appliance with a dry lint free cloth. Use Barbas heat resistant paint spray to repair lacquer damage. Combustion air supply Make sure that the inlet of the pipe of the external combustion air supply is not blocked by leaves or other debris. -
Page 25: Removal Of The Baffles
(1) and move it to the left as far as possible (2). Lower the right side of the lower baffle (3) and remove it from the appliance. Remove the ceramic supports on the left and right side. Falcon 59/70... -
Page 26: Place The Baffles
Place the upper baffle. Make sure the steel rim points backwards after placement. Place the ceramic supports. Place the lower baffle. Place the heat shield and screw the socket screw against the heat shield and tighten with the nut. Falcon 59/70... - Page 27 Annual maintenance Falcon 59/70 2 2 7...
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Page 28: Technical Data
Technical data Technical data Technical data Table 8: Technical data Falcon 59/70 Name Barbas Model Falcon 59/70 Tested in accordance with EN 13229:2001-A2:2004 EN16510-1 annex D, E, F Energy efficiency index 104.5 Energy efficiency class Fuel Wood logs, Wood briquettes Nominal fuel load 2.1 kg... -
Page 29: Technical Data
Installation and maintenance manual when the local space heater is assembled, in- • User manual stalled or maintained, are listed in the attached documents: Technical data Table 9: Technical data Falcon 59/70 Name Barbas Model Falcon 59/70 Tested in accordance with EN 13229:2001-A2:2004... - Page 30 69 W; 230 VAC • Convection ventilator The specific precautions that shall be taken • Installation and maintenance manual when the local space heater is assembled, in- • User manual stalled or maintained, are listed in the attached documents: Falcon 59/70...
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Page 31: Dimensions
Dimensions Dimensions Frameless appliance Falcon 59/70... -
Page 32: Appliance With Built-In Frame
Dimensions 8 8 .2 Appliance with built-in frame With optional convection ventilator / combustion air box Falcon 59/70... -
Page 33: Appliance With 3-Sided Classic Frame
Dimensions 8 8 .3 Appliance with 3-sided classic frame Falcon 59/70... -
Page 34: Appliance With 4-Sided Classic Frame
Dimensions 8 8 .4 Appliance with 4-sided classic frame Falcon 59/70... -
Page 35: Warranty Terms
Complaints will only be accepted if they are reported to the Barbas dealer, together with the serial number of the Barbas appliance which is stated on the front of the instructions for use. In addition, the original receipt (invoice, receipt, cash receipt) showing the date of purchase must also be submitted. - Page 36 Article 5: Warranty period This warranty will only be granted during the warranty period. The body of the Barbas appliance is guaranteed for a period of 10 years against construction and/or material faults, starting from the moment of purchase. For other parts of the Barbas appliance, a similar warranty applies from the moment of purchase for a period of one year.
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