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Bodart & Gonay PHENIX 75 GREEN User And Maintenance Manual

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User and maintenance
manual
0461/11
PHENIX
75 - 85 - 95 - 120
GREEN
Warning: Remove the manual from the fi replace and give to the customer
along with all relevant instructions
(explanations and demonstrations)
01.12
07DHPH3A
1
PHENIXgreen

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  • Page 1 User and maintenance manual 0461/11 PHENIX 75 - 85 - 95 - 120 GREEN Warning: Remove the manual from the fi replace and give to the customer along with all relevant instructions (explanations and demonstrations) 01.12 07DHPH3A PHENIXgreen...
  • Page 2 Dear Client, Congratulations on your purchase of a Bodart & Gonay fi replace. We are happy that you have chosen a quality product entirely designed and built by our company using the most advanced production methods. To get the most out of your new fi replace, we strongly recommend that you read this manual carefully and keep it for future reference.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS SAFETY 1. WARRANTY 2. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE 3. RECOMMANDATIONS 3.1. Installation 3.2. Fuel 3.3. First fi re 3.4. Required for every use 4. OPERATION 4.1. Components description 4.2. Opening-Closing 4.3. Using the fi replace 4.3.1 Starting the fi re 4.3.2 Ideal burn rate 4.3.3 Slow burn rate 4.4.

  • Page 4: Safety

    WARNING: SAFETY! Never place any combustible items (including furniture) within a one metre radius of the front of the fi replace (heat radiation zone), particularly during open door use. In the event of a CHIMNEY FIRE, immediately close the door and shut off the thermostat and the damper adjuster if there is one! WARNING! Some accessible parts of the fi...

  • Page 5: Warranty

    1. WARRANTY DURATION AND LIMITATIONS - Six-year warranty on the overall fi replace - Two-year warranty on removable parts - Two-year warranty on the fan and speed controller - No warranty on glass, brickwork AGREEMENT Bodart & Gonay guarantees that its products comply with: - Its catalogues and user manuals - Operational safety standards LIMITATIONS...
  • Page 6 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE 4920 Harzé BELGIUM PHENIX 75 GREEN EN 13229:2001 and EN 13229 A2:2004 Inset appliance fi red by solid fuel MINIMUM AIR INSULATION SPACE Side walls : 50mm Back wall : 50mm Ceiling : 100mm Floor : no insulation required...
  • Page 7 4920 Harzé BELGIUM PHENIX 85 GREEN EN 13229:2001 and EN 13229 A2:2004 Inset appliance fi red by solid fuel MINIMUM AIR INSULATION SPACE Side walls : 50mm Back wall : 50mm Ceiling : 100mm Floor : no insulation required RECOMMENDED FUELS : Woodlogs INPUT : Kg/h...
  • Page 8 4920 Harzé BELGIUM PHENIX 95 GREEN EN 13229:2001 and EN 13229 A2:2004 Inset appliance fi red by solid fuel MINIMUM AIR INSULATION SPACE Side walls : 50mm Back wall : 50mm Ceiling : 100mm Floor : no insulation required RECOMMENDED FUELS : Woodlogs INPUT : Kg/h...
  • Page 9 4920 Harzé BELGIUM PHENIX 120 GREEN EN 13229:2001 and EN 13229 A2:2004 Inset appliance fi red by solid fuel MINIMUM AIR INSULATION SPACE Side walls : 50mm Back wall : 50mm Ceiling : 100mm Floor : no insulation required RECOMMENDED FUELS : Woodlogs INPUT : Kg/h...
  • Page 10 Type de combustible Renouvable Type of products Insert alimenté en combustible solide Puissance 7 - 11 Modèle PHENIX 75 GREEN Type 47L75... N° CE PHENIX 75 GREEN Niveaux d'émission: CO Continuous % or NBN EN 13229 mg/Nm3 CO Non Continuous .1 % or...
  • Page 11 informations supplémentaires : le nom de l'organisme agréé NB nr - les coordonnées de la personne habilité Daniel CHALI-RACHED à signer la déclaration le lieu et la date de la déclaration 30-11-2011 BRUSSELS Daniel CHALI-RACHED Date d'impression: 20-12-2011 PHENIXgreen...
  • Page 12 BODART & GONAY Communauté européenne Produit(s): Type de combustible Renouvable Type of products Insert alimenté en combustible solide Puissance 8 - 12 Modèle PHENIX 75 GREEN PHENIX 85 GREEN Type 47L85... N° CE PHENIX 85 GREEN Niveaux d'émission: CO Continuous % or...
  • Page 13 informations supplémentaires : le nom de l'organisme agréé NB nr - les coordonnées de la personne habilité Daniel CHALI-RACHED à signer la déclaration le lieu et la date de la déclaration 30-11-2011 BRUSSELS Daniel CHALI-RACHED Date d'impression: 20-12-2011 PHENIXgreen...

  • Page 14: Certificate Of Compliance

    Royaume de Belgique SPF Santé publique, Sécurité de la Chaîne alimentaire et Environnement, Direction générale de l'Environnement AR 12 octobre 2010 réglementant les exigences minimales de rendement et les niveaux des émissions des polluants des appareils de chauffage alimentés en combustible solide Fabricant: Nom du fabricant BODART &...
  • Page 15 informations supplémentaires : le nom de l'organisme agréé NB nr - les coordonnées de la personne habilité Daniel CHALI-RACHED à signer la déclaration le lieu et la date de la déclaration 30-11-2011 BRUSSELS Daniel CHALI-RACHED Date d'impression: 20-12-2011 PHENIXgreen...
  • Page 16 Royaume de Belgique SPF Santé publique, Sécurité de la Chaîne alimentaire et Environnement, Direction générale de l'Environnement AR 12 octobre 2010 réglementant les exigences minimales de rendement et les niveaux des émissions des polluants des appareils de chauffage alimentés en combustible solide Fabricant: Nom du fabricant BODART &...
  • Page 17 informations supplémentaires : le nom de l'organisme agréé NB nr - les coordonnées de la personne habilité Daniel CHALI-RACHED à signer la déclaration le lieu et la date de la déclaration 30-11-2011 BRUSSELS Daniel CHALI-RACHED Date d'impression: 20-12-2011 PHENIXgreen...

  • Page 18: Recommandations

    3. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS 3.1. INSTALLATION 3.1.1 Fan dimensions Fig.1 Type A’ Phenix 75 Phenix 85 Phenix 95 Phenix 120 454 3.1.2 Outside combustion air intake Fig.2 For combustion, the fi replace must be connected to an outside air intake, that is, outside the room or in a ventilated air space. It is also possible to draw air from the room.

  • Page 19: First Fire

    chips. Wood briquettes can also be used. Do not load too much wood at a time. This fi replace should never be used to incinerate waste! PROHIBITED: 3.3. FIRST FIRE The fi rst fi re will set the paint. This will cause smoke and an odour. Ventilate the room! Do not touch the paint before the fi...

  • Page 20: Operation

    4. OPERATION 4.1. DESCRIPTION A: Cold convection air B: Hot convection air V: Outside combustion air intake under the fi replace V’: Outside combustion air intake at back of fi replace W: Smoke removal area and accessory secondary combustion X: Primary combustion Y: Main secondary combustion Z: Smoke 1.

  • Page 21: Opening-Closing

    chimney’s draught. 7. Distributors and channels: Provide even distribution of primary air. 8. Defl ector: Keeps the window smoke-free. 9. Fan (optional): - Fan: 750 m³/h - Speed controller: Used to set fan speed: Components: 1. Speed adjustment knob. 2. Minimum speed adjustment screw under the knob.

  • Page 22: Using The Fireplace

    4.3. USING THE FIREPLACE The quality and dampness of the wood used are of utmost importance to making an optimal fi re (yield and heating power, window cleanliness). Quality wood: - Is dry wood that has been seasoned for at least two years in a ventilated storage area. - Use hardwood logs rather than resinous ones which tend to burn quickly and produce a lot of soot.

  • Page 23: Ideal Burn Rate

    4.3.2 Ideal burn rate for high yield 1. Use split logs (1 or 2 depending on the amount of heat needed). 2. Try to stagger the logs to promote the exchange of gases. 3. Set the thermostat on 7-8. 4. Set the fan to high. The wood is burning properly when, following a degassing period during which the inside of the fi...

  • Page 24: Fan (Optional)

    4.4. USING THE FAN (optional). There is a box in the fan kit: this is the speed controller which starts, stops, and sets the speed of the fan (see illustration below) as needed. Reminder: Always turn on the fan if one has been installed. In the event of a temporary power failure, decrease the burn rate of the fi...
  • Page 25 Fully open position: This enables easy fl ow of smoke. Each baffl e consists of a fi xed support on which two panels slide. When the two panels are brought back to the centre of the support, the passageway on the sides is opened up for smoke.

  • Page 26: Maintenance

    5. MAINTENANCE 5.1. ONGOING MAINTENANCE WINDOW To clean the window, begin by completely closing the door. Next, remove the hooks located on either side of the top of the door (1) and tilt the window (2). WARNING! - Do not clean the window when it is hot. - Spray a suitable cleaning product in the middle of the window then spread it with an absorbent cloth or paper towel.

  • Page 27: Yearly Maintenance

    5.2. YEARLY MAINTENANCE CHIMNEY SWEEPING Have the chimney cleaned at least once a year both to meet regulations and for safety. - Note the placement of the baffl es. - Take apart the baffl es as shown in paragraph 5. - Close the door and shut off the thermostat (if the chimney is swept from the roof).

  • Page 28: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLESHOOTING WARNING: in the event of a CHIMNEY FIRE, immediately close the door and turn off the thermostat as well as the damper adjuster if there is one. 28 PHENIX green...

  • Page 29: Spare Parts

    SPARE PARTS Door set Carriage Guides Axle Ball C o u n t e r Hook bearings weight Phenix 75 37L75061 37L75063 37L75052 07KB0011 37L75055 37L75053 Phenix 85 37L85061 37L85063 37L85052 07KB0011 37L85055 37L85053 Phenix 95 37L90061 37L90063 37L90052 07KB0011 37L90055 37L90053 Phenix 120 37L12061 37L12063...
  • Page 30 Installation manual 0461/11 PHENIX 75 - 85 - 95 - 120 GREEN Warning: Remove the manual from the fi replace and give it to the customer along with all relevant instructions (explanations and demonstrations) 01.12 Phenix green...
  • Page 31 INSTALLATION MANUAL 1. Specifi cations 2. Chimney fl ue 3. Recessing/Fitting 4. Required air fl ows 4.1. Combustion air 4.2. Convection air 4.3. Decompression air 5. Fireplace installation 6. Brickwork and decorative metal 7. Fan kit (optional) 7.1. Fan installation 7.2.
  • Page 32 CHARACTERISTICS Phenix green...
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  • Page 36 SMOKE DUCT RECOMMENDATIONS The chimney fl ue must be built in compliance with industry practices of which the following are the most important: - Minimum height: (distance between the connection and the top of the chimney stack) must be 5 m. - Section: Chimney*: Ø...

  • Page 37: Recessing/Fitting

    SPECIAL CASES 45° If there is a dual pipe: select the best one and “Breeching” to avoid soot retention plug the unused one. Soot box If a lateral connection is made on an existing duct, use one of the following assemblies: -->...

  • Page 38: Required Air Flows

    4. REQUIRED AIR FLOWS In order to operate correctly, the fi replace needs air for three different purposes: for wood burning, to heat the room and to prevent overheating of the fi replace. In order for the air to circulate correct- ly and do its work, the air intakes and outlets must be large enough and suitably positioned.

  • Page 39: Convection Air

    When the fi replace burns wood using combustion air from the room, it uses up the room’s air. This air exits via the chimney (D). This must therefore be compensated for with the usual intakes (A and B). If these are not suffi cient, a new fresh air intake must be added (C).

  • Page 40: Decompression Air

    AIR INTAKE Whether natural or forced, convection must be supplied by an air intake in the lower part of the fi tting. The minimum size is 400 cm2 (open passageway). This minimum size must be increased when using a grille or a fi lter (400 cm2 of open passageway = 600 cm² with a standard grille with a permeability coeffi...
  • Page 41 Combustion/Convection with fan: summary The following is an example of an outside connection with a fan, with two hot air vents coupled at the decompression air exit and with grilles. This isn’t the only way to connect the fi replace, but is one of the optimal confi gurations. C2 + D2 Front view Side view...
  • Page 42 5. INSTALLATION - Ensure that the chimney is compliant (see paragraph 1) and thermally insulate the outside supporting wall or combustible materials. - Disassemble removable parts and, depending on the desired confi guration, plug or open up the openings provided for combustion and convection (see paragraph 4) using the plates provided. - Place and position the fi...

  • Page 43: Brickwork And Decorative Metal

    6. BRICKWORK AND DECORATIVE METAL When doing the brickwork, fi rst position the back bricks then the lateral bricks and, lastly, the fl oor bricks with the air distributors. To install the decorative metalwork (back and side walls only) assemble all of the metal rods to obtain the back length then place the assembly by sliding it under the support foot.

  • Page 44: Fan Kit (Optional)

    FAN KIT (optional) The kit consists of several parts and of the wiring needed to connect them: The fan pumps air between the combustion chamber and the cabinet to recover a maximum amount of heat to increase the yield and power of the fi replace. The speed controller is used to vary fan output as needed.

  • Page 45: The Speed Controller

    Place the fan in the right direction (it must blow toward the back of the fi replace) on the silent blocks provided for this purpose. - Carefully check the wiring path and make the electrical connections shown below. WARNING: Do not connect to the power source until all individual connections have been made! 7.2.
  • Page 46 Minimum fl ow setting Once the fan and all related components have been installed: 1. Turn on the power. 2. Set the fan to minimum = controller knob turned fully clockwise. 3. Pull on the speed controller knob (1) to pull it out. 4.

  • Page 47: Frame (Optional)

    8. FRAME (optional) The 4 mm frame must be placed before brickwork is done. The inner frame must be positioned before fi nishing when using the 30 mm frame. The 30 mm frame is placed after dressing masonry. The 4 mm frame and the 30 mm inner frame are fastened to the fi replace with four screws. The 30 mm frame is simply clipped to the inner frame (once fi...

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