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RICHARD LE DROFF 1000 Horizon FV Instructions For Installation And Use Manual

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND USE
1. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
2. CONNECTION POSSIBILITIES
3. INSERT INSTALLATION
4. FIREBOX INSTALLATION
5. USE
6. MAINTENANCE
7. WARRANTY
Illustrations no-contractual.
FIREBOX - INSERT
1000 HORIZON FV
GB 1/12
05-16
39417
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  • Page 1 FIREBOX - INSERT 1000 HORIZON FV INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND USE 05-16 39417 1. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 2. CONNECTION POSSIBILITIES 3. INSERT INSTALLATION 4. FIREBOX INSTALLATION 5. USE 6. MAINTENANCE 7. WARRANTY Illustrations no-contractual. GB 1/12...
  • Page 2 IMPORTANT This appliance has been designed with care. To get the best out of it, as you are entitled to expect, and for your safety, please read carefully these instructions for installation and use before starting work on the installation. The appliance must be connected using suitable fittings to an individual smoke flue specific to this appliance.

  • Page 3: Technical Characteristics

    TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS FIRE 1000 HORIZON FV Fire category Intermittent Rated heating output (1) 10 kW Operation with door closed only Average temperature of the smoke with door closed 269° C Efficiency 80 % Smoke flow 8,4 g/s CO rate (13% O 2 )

  • Page 4: Connection Possibilities

    CONNECTION POSSIBILITIES CONNECTION POSSIBILITIES The installation of the airtight heating body is possible as an insert into an existing fireplace, or as a firebox into a suitable new chimney. Combustion air can be connected (nozzle Ø 75) below or back of the firebox or taken into the room (no connected). If combustion air is not connected, an air supply is compulsory in the room for combustion (§...

  • Page 5: Insert Installation

    INSERT INST ALLA TION INSERT INST ALLA TION 3.3. TUBING THE SMOKE FLUE (FIG. 3.4) Check that the fire bottom in the existing fireplace is perfectly flat (skim it Remove the fixation screws of the firebox on the pallet. with concrete if necessary). Install the tubing according to the manufactu- rer's instructions and in accordance with national regulations (in France 3.1.
  • Page 6 3.5. INSTALLATION OF THE INSERT 3.7. CONNECTION TO THE SMOKE FLUE Bring the firebox insert close to the fireplace. Pass the supply cable Remove the smoke baffle (§ 3.6). Connect the nozzle. to the flue (§ 3.3) through the hole prepared in the right-hand jamb of the fireplace ((fig. 3.1 from inside the firebox.

  • Page 7: Firebox Inst Alla Tion

    FIREBOX INST ALLA TION FIREBOX INST ALLA TION 4.1.5. Going through ceiling and floors Dismantle the screws fixing the firebox on the pallet. The smoke flues must be installed with a minimum gap according to national requirements between the interior wall of the flue and the 4.1.
  • Page 8 4.2. MONTAGE OF THE FIREBOX (FIG. 4.4; 4.5) Fix the air nozzle if necessary (specific manual). Place the firebox on the stand, (fig. 4.4) at the final location. A perfect leveling is mandatory, especially to ensure the stability of the device. Adjustable base optional (PS 1000) with the provided screws.
  • Page 9 4.3. SMOKE BAFFLE (FIG. 4.7) 4.6. NATURAL WARM AIR DIFFUSION The firebox is fitted with a stainless steel and vermiculite smoke baffle. The On delivery, the warm air valve is opened. The warm air comes out ahead smoke baffle allows an effective heat exchange and facilitates the recovery of the firebox to the room (fig.
  • Page 10 - be airtight as regards the 4.8. PREPARING OF THE FIREBOX (FIG. 48) lower part of the hood in A personalised fireplace must: order to avoid warm air - be made of M0 (non-combustible) class materials. escaping upwards. - provide for a free cross section of at least 600 cm in its lower part to enable Insulate the side resting the free circulation of the air.
  • Page 11 5.4. OPERATING THE FAN (ACCORDING TO MODEL) Warm air accumulates on the ceiling by natural convection. Light the fan to ARNING ARNING • If the space under the fire serves for the storage of wood, it make the ambient air circulate and obtain a more homogenous air tempe- rature throughout the home.

  • Page 12: Maintenance

    MAINTENANCE ARRANTY MAINTENANCE ARRANTY Your appliance includes a certain number of wear parts, whose condition ASH REMOVAL should be checked during its annual service. Your dealer is able to supply Wait until the appliance is cold. with replacement parts. Clean the combustion grill, which can be removed. For any information or spare parts, please give the item number and serial Regularly empty the ashbox.

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