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- Page 1 DIRECTIONS FOR INSTALLATION USE AND MAINTENANCE TECH 3 CLOSED FIREPLACES WITH A SYSTEM OF NATURAL CONVECTION THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE INTEGRAL PART OF THE PRODUCT PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND SAVE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Serial number UET 0920100550_04 010618 Copy translated from the original...
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- Page 3 Caminetti Montegrappa assumes no responsibility for any draught. incidental or consequential damage to people, things or pets The technician must present a certificate verifying proper resulting from the inobservance of the prescriptions given in installation.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
2.3.1 Making appliance lighter in order to facilitate handling 2.3.2 Vertical sliding door check 2.3.3 Appliance Positioning 2.3.4 Force convection pre-arrangement 2.3.5 Outside air intakes 2.3.6 Connection to the chimney flue 2.3.7 Chimney flue 2.3.8 Chimney cap 2.3.9 Insulation 2.3.10 Electrical connection 2.3.11 Cladding Installation TECH 3... - Page 5 4.1.2 Cleaning of ceramic glass 4.1.3 Hearth cleaning 4.2 Routine maintenance 4.2.1 General cleaning 4.2.2 Gasket control 4.2.3 Cleaning of chimney flue 4.3 Failures/ Causes / Trouble-shooting 5 FOR THE AUTHORIZED SERVICE TECHNICIAN 5.1 Wiring-diagram 5.2 Servicing record TECH 3...
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Page 6: Summary
1.1.1 Warranty conditions 1. Caminetti Montegrappa s.p.a. acknowledges and adopts the "guarantee of conformity with the contract" of Directive 1999/44/CE. 2. As to benefit from the guarantee in compliance with the provisions of national law adopted in order to comply with Directive 1999/44/CE, the consumer shall refer to his dealer only (the seller). -
Page 7: Ce Label And Product Serial Number
Misuse of the following components could result in their breakage. The ceramic glass panels: are thoroughly factory-checked. Please note that with the techniques currently available, the manufacturing of glass ceramic panels totally free from any kind of defects cannot be guaranteed and therefore any TECH 3... -
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Also note that any fissures and crackles on the CMtech® lining surface do not negatively affect the efficiency of the material and are not prejudicial to the performance and correct functioning of the appliance. TECH 3... -
Page 9: Certifications And Patents
ENGLISH 1.2 Certifications and patents 1.2.1 CE marking information TECH 3... -
Page 10: Further Certifications And Patents
CMtech® CMtech® is a material resulting from research activities of Caminetti Montegrappa to obtain the best performance from your appliance; it is a refractory mix of material that withstands very high temperatures and thermal shocks and can absorb and store heat, radiating it for hours after the fire has gone out. -
Page 11: Technical Dimensions And Features
ENGLISH 1.3 Technical dimensions and features 1.3.1 Technical drawings TECH 3 TECH 3... -
Page 12: Technical Features
ENGLISH 1.3.2 Technical features Readings in accordance with standard Tech 3 EN 13229:2001 + A2:2004 + AC:2006 CN = appliance with natural convection max. Output - min. Output 16,9 - 8,4 Thermal Output nominal 13,0 CO emission at 13% oxygen ≤... -
Page 13: Firewood
The following paragraphs provide technical and practical information regarding the fuel used, so that the user will understand the importance that Caminetti Montegrappa gives to the selection and preparation of the fuel, and the correct use of the appliance, which will have a significant impact on proper functioning as well as minimizing fuel consumption and pollution. -
Page 14: Preparing Firewood
(June- July) since trees are mostly cut in autumn. Be careful with any painted or treated wood whose combustion can give off harmful fumes, and whose use is only allowed in authorized combustion plants. TECH 3... -
Page 15: Combustion
On the fire bed remain the ashes, which are organic residues that may be used in gardening as soil fertilizer (about 2-3 litres once a year every 10 sq.m). TECH 3... -
Page 16: Recommendations
WARNING: Do not modify or replace any parts in the unit by yourself; not-authorized works may cause injuries and will relieve Caminetti Montegrappa of any public or criminal liability. WARNING: During operation, some of the appliance surface areas may become very hot; we highly recommend not to leave the unit unattended in the presence of children, elderly and disabled people. -
Page 17: Warnings For Correct Appliance Disposal
It must be supplied together with the unit if this is resold or moved to another place, so as to allow the next user and installer to get acquainted with its operating instructions and requirements. Should the manual be lost or become unreadable, call Caminetti Montegrappa for a new copy. 1.5.3 Warnings for correct appliance disposal ... -
Page 18: Safety Requirements And Devices
3. Since Caminetti Montegrappa has no control over the conditions in which the appliance is being operated we assume no responsibility for any injury or damage to people, properties or pets resulting from the non-observance... -
Page 19: Equipment
ENGLISH 1.8 Equipment 1.8.1 Checking of the accessories included TECH 3... -
Page 20: Natural Air Convection Channelling Kit
ENGLISH 1.8.2 Natural air convection channelling kit (code 1530200100 OPTIONAL AVAILABLE ON PRICE LIST) X = PARTS TO BE REMOVED AND ELIMINATED TECH 3... -
Page 21: Forced Air Convection Channelling Kit
ENGLISH 1.8.3 Forced air convection channelling kit (code 1530100200 OPTIONAL AVAILABLE ON PRICE LIST) X = PARTS TO BE REMOVED AND ELIMINATED TECH 3... -
Page 22: Primary Air Channelling Kit
ENGLISH 1.8.4 Primary air channelling kit (code 1530200200 OPTIONAL AVAILABLE ON PRICE LIST) X = PARTS TO BE REMOVED AND ELIMINATED TECH 3... -
Page 23: Functioning Principle
- Keeping steady the room moisture content and admitting fresh air into the room. - Reducing the circulation of dust, which may be present on the room's floor. - Conforming to and exploiting the natural air motion (warm air upward flow, cold air downward flow). TECH 3... -
Page 24: Installation
The same applies to the installation of our factory-built appliance cladding. Caminetti Montegrappa assumes no responsibility for any incidental or consequential damage of any kind to persons, pets or things resulting from the installation of a cladding that is not of our own production, or from the inobservance of the prescriptions given in this manual. -
Page 25: Vertical Sliding Door Check
– Height of hearth at the same level as the cladding to be installed (for this operation, the appliance has been equipped with adjustable feet). Position the appliance while fully conforming to all the specifications and recommendations already indicated in sections 15, 1.6, 1.7 e 2.2. TECH 3... -
Page 26: Force Convection Pre-Arrangement
Connect the two flexible aluminium pipes Ø 12 [4] and [5] to the openings of the fan box and secure them with two pipe collars [3]. Lower the appliance down off the building elements and continue assembly, observing the subsequent phases. TECH 3... -
Page 27: Outside Air Intakes
[A] and fix it with the collar, then insert the piep section into the hole made previously. Now mount the 2 PVC louvers, one on the flexible pipe Ø 8 cm and the other on the Ø 15 cm hole. TECH 3... -
Page 28: Connection To The Chimney Flue
(and so put out the fire). Caminetti Montegrappa assumes no responsibility over the appliance malfunction resulting from a bad designed chimney flue and/or a chimney flue which has not been installed in compliance with the given requirements. -
Page 29: Chimney Cap
(°) expressed in metres (m) expressed in metres (m) expressed in metres (m) 1,85 1,00 0,50 1,50 1,30 0,80 1,30 2,00 1,50 1,20 2,60 2,10 TECH 3... -
Page 30: Insulation
A. Measument of hole to be made on the drywall panel 4. Room air emission (see instructions on our frames or claddings) S. Insulating panel - dim. 40x40 cm - min. thickness 2,5 cm TECH 3... -
Page 31: Electrical Connection
W A R N I N G : T h e a p p l i a n c e m u s t a l w a y s b e disconnected from electricity during all work after connecting chimney flue, such as installation of cladding and mounting the mantle surround trim (double-pole switch off). SCHEMATIC FOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTION WITH DOUBLE POLE SWITCH - 230 V power cord TECH 3... -
Page 32: Cladding Installation
(double-pole switch off). IMPORTANT: If the cladding was not manufactured by Caminetti Montegrappa, but is instead prepared on site by the user, it is necessary to provide for a slit with an area of no less than 400 sq.cm under the base of the cladding in order to create an air inlet for proper combustion. -
Page 33: Warm Air Distribution
Make the same opening also if the natural convection long hopper is installed and secure it to the metal structure as indicated in point 2. Complete the finishing mantle or drywall panel with the plasterboard and insert the long hopper [D] in the hole, securing it with some screws to the metal structure. TECH 3... - Page 34 On the external sides of the long hopper you can control the flow of warm air, whereas the central part is always open to diffuse the warm air by natural convection from inside the fireplace surround, to stabilise the temperature (see figure 4). TECH 3...
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Page 35: Operation
2); it is very important that both the appliance and the chimney flue be sufficiently warm to keep a good draught and reach the critical temperature ensuring the proper combustion of wood. When the fire is well established, which is apparent when the CMtech® lining becomes light-coloured, the firebox may be reloaded TECH 3... - Page 36 WARNING: Never use flammable liquids (alcohol or petrol) to speed up the lighting of a wood fire: it is extremely dangerous. Alcohol and petrol release highly flammable vapours, which could provoke the risk of burns. TECH 3...
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Page 37: Combustion Control And Operation
Failure to do so causes the release of dangerous and toxic pollutants, which are highly noxious for you, your neighbours and the environment. Besides, burning household rubbish produces corrosive acids, which may seriously damage the internal parts of the appliance and the chimney flue, with consequential risk of fire of the chimney flue itself. TECH 3... -
Page 38: Radio Control
The appliance must be connected to the electricity power source with the bipolar switch in the ON position. The radio control must be handled with care; avoid dropping it. The radio control must be kept out of direct sunlight and away from heat. TECH 3... -
Page 39: Configuration
1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 (a short beep sound each) the different speeds should be activated. Should the radio control no longer respond, although the battery is still efficient (i.e.: leds turn on without emitting any sound), configuration has to be repeated. TECH 3... -
Page 40: Battery Replacement
Even when the appliance is cold, the fan will run when the MAN button (short beep sound) is pushed, and the different speeds will activate if buttons 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 are pushed (a short beep sound each). Dispose of the run out battery properly. TECH 3... -
Page 41: Care And Maintenance
We recommend the use of our "Puliglass" glass cleaner for perfect cleaning; spray some cleaner on a soft cloth to remove any tar and soot stains from the glass. TECH 3... -
Page 42: Hearth Cleaning
IMPORTANT: Disposed ashes contain small cinders which may flare up easily even after a long time; for this reason never remove ashes with a vacuum cleaner. Disposed ashes should always be temporarily placed in a closed metal container until all cinders have thoroughly cooled pending final disposal. TECH 3... -
Page 43: Routine Maintenance
In the end correctly assemble the component parts removed in reversed sequence. TECH 3... -
Page 44: Gasket Control
Just before the beginning of the next season, particularly as regards unoccuppied houses, we recommend checking the smoke channel and the chimney, in order to be sure that there is no clogging due to insects, birds or small mammals' nests.} TECH 3... -
Page 45: Failures/ Causes / Trouble-Shooting
If after checking the previous solutions suggested the problem persists, ask for your dealer assistance service. In the meantime avoid using the appliance for long time in order to avoid any damages to the electrical components should the system of forced ventilation be out of order. TECH 3... -
Page 46: For The Authorized Service Technician
2. Capacitor locking nut 5. 8 mm Ø boot Cord length = 3000 mm 3 .Sensor PT100 L= standard length supplied (300 mm) Sheath length = 2700 mm L = 2150 mm 6. Eyelet for grounding 8. Connection terminal board TECH 3... -
Page 47: Servicing Record
ENGLISH 5.2 Servicing record 1. DATE 2. SIGNATURE OF SERVICING STAFF 3. SERVICING DESCRIPTION TECH 3... - Page 48 The Company reserves the right to make any alterations resulting from any technical or commercial reasons it considers appropriate without notice and assumes no responsibility for any possible mistake or inaccuracies in this brochure. The reproduction in whole or in part of the photographs, drawings or texts is forbidden.
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