Dovre VIRTUS 50GA Installation Instructions And Operating Manual

Dovre VIRTUS 50GA Installation Instructions And Operating Manual

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INSTALLATIEVOORSCHRIFTEN  EN GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND OPERATING MANUAL
INSTALLATION ET MODE D'EMPLOI
EINBAUANLEITUNG UND GEBRAUCHSANWEISUNG
INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN Y USO
VIRTUS 50GA
VIRTUS 70GA
GASKACHEL
GAS STOVE
POELE A GAZ
GASOFEN
ESTUFA DE GAS
C11/C31/C91
D OVRE
03.28304.100 - 03/2019

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  • Page 1 INSTALLATIEVOORSCHRIFTEN  EN GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING GASKACHEL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND OPERATING MANUAL GAS STOVE INSTALLATION ET MODE D’EMPLOI POELE A GAZ EINBAUANLEITUNG UND GEBRAUCHSANWEISUNG GASOFEN INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN Y USO ESTUFA DE GAS VIRTUS 50GA C11/C31/C91 VIRTUS 70GA D OVRE 03.28304.100 - 03/2019...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents Introduction Declaration of conformity Safety Installation requirements General Concentric flue gas exhaust system Existing chimney Type C91 Floor and walls Product description Installation General preparation Preparing the connection to the flue Closed system connection Establishing a gas connection Installing the remote control set Placing decorative wood block set First use...
  • Page 3: Introduction

    Observe the following safety regulations when installing and using the appliance. In this manual, you can read how the DOVRE heating appliance can be installed, used and maintained safely. Should you require additional information or technical data, or should you experience an install- ation problem, please first contact your supplier.
  • Page 4: Declaration Of Conformity

    VIRTUS 50GA (P) / 70GA(P) with regulations for closed appliances and in gas stove has been produced in accordance with EN accordance with the installation instructions of 613.
  • Page 5: Installation Requirements

    The model plate is behind the door at the bot- manufacturer Muelink & Grol. The appliance can also tom in the appliance. be connected to a concentric flue gas exhaust system from the manufacturers Metaloterm or Poujoulat. Use The appliance must be inspected by the the appropriate connection collar (available from your installer for the air tightness of the gas supply supplier) and follow the supplier's instructions for the...
  • Page 6: Existing Chimney Type C91

    The distance from ducts and sleeves to com- be larger or smaller than the specified limits at any bustible material must be at least 50 mm every- place. The section may vary over the whole length where. of the flue pipe on the condition that the transitions in section occur gradually.
  • Page 7: Product Description

    Product description Features of the appliance The VIRTUS GA(P) is a standalone closed gas stove. A closed apparatus does not draw the com- bustion air from the room in which the stove is placed but uses outside air. The stove is con- nected to a combined air intake/flue gas exhaust system.
  • Page 8 It is easier to move the appliance and to avoid Decide on the type and number of the parts damage if the removable parts have been required. Use the appendix “Overview of con- removed. centric flue gas exhaust materials” for this. Note the location of the removable parts, so Attaching a restriction plate that you can re-position the parts in the correct...
  • Page 9: Preparing The Connection To The Flue

    3. Remove cover plate (B) and its seal (3) on the back. 4. Remove cover plate (C) and its seal (3) on the back internally. 5. Remove the outer collar (1) and its seal (3) at the top. 6. Remove the inner collar (2) and its seal (3). 7.
  • Page 10 4. Decide on the length of the facade sleeve and Facade sleeve through a facade of shorten the intake to the wall if necessary. Allow non-flammable material the flue gas duct to extend approximately 10 mm from the air intake duct. Read the "Installation Conditions"...
  • Page 11 3. Follow instruction steps 4, 5 and 6 in the preceding section. 4. Always use centering plates (3) to center and fin- ish the facade sleeve. Converting an existing chimney pipe If the home already has a chimney, you can lead the concentric duct system through the existing chimney pipe.
  • Page 12 Follow the instructions below for assembly and see Roof sleeve through a flat roof of the figure above. flammable material 1. Lead the flexible hose (6) through the existing pipe Read the "Installation Conditions" chapter care- (8). fully and follow the installation instructions 2.
  • Page 13: Establishing A Gas Connection

    A coloured gas valve must be inserted in the gas Roof sleeve through a pitched roof supply pipe, as close to the stove as possible and of flammable material always accessible. Read the "Installation Conditions" chapter care- The connection must be voltage-free. fully and follow the installation instructions Have a certified installer make the connection.
  • Page 14: Placing Decorative Wood Block Set

    We recommend that you replace the batteries Release the reset button after the second beep. every two years. The first beep is short and the second is long. Batteries – receiver. 4 x 1.5 V AA (recommended quality: alkaline). Indicator light battery nearly empty: regular beeps for three seconds when the motor is running.
  • Page 15 2. Position the wood blocks in the sequence dis- played in the following figures: D OVRE Subject to change because of technical improvements...
  • Page 16: Use

    appliance has cooled down, you can easily remove this deposit with a cloth. Clean the glass pane before using the appliance, to prevent dirt from burning in. Operating instructions Remote control 09-20021-370 1. Time 2. Signal indicator 3. Thermostat mode 4.
  • Page 17 Fahrenheit or Celsius Setting the hour 09-20021-371 09-20021-373 To switch between °C and °F press [on/off] and 1. Press the buttons at the same time. The [timer] at the same time. Day starts blinking. °F displays a 12-hour clock and 2.
  • Page 18 appears on the display, 1 starts blinking. When the OFF: To deactivate,  press the [on/off] and buttons switch has been made, 2 starts blinking at the same time. The symbol for the child safety lock  disappears. Two-button operation Switching on the stove Before switching on the appliance, the Manual button on the GV60 gas valve must be ON and the on/off switch on the gas valve must be ON...
  • Page 19 Switching off the appliance Setting the flame height 09-20021-376 09-20021-377 Press the [on/off] button to switch off the appliance. Press to increase the flame height. There is a 5-second delay before the next ignition is To reduce the flame height or to switch the appliance possible.
  • Page 20 High or low flame Double-click the button to switch to high flame.  HI appears on the display Timer 09-20021-378 Double-click the button to switch to low flame. LO 09-20021-380 appears on the display ON / SETTING: 1. Hold down the [Timer] button until the Timer sym- bol is displayed and the hour starts blinking.
  • Page 21 Programme mode OPERATION MODES Thermostatic mode 09-20021-382 Programmes 1 and 2 can each be programmed to 09-20021-381 switch on and off at specific times at a set tem- perature. The room temperature is measured and compared to the temperature programmed. The flame height is then Eco mode automatically adjusted to achieve the set tem- perature.
  • Page 22 The flame height modulates between high and low. If DEFINING THE SETTINGS: the room temperature is lower than the set tem- perature, the flame stays high for longer. If the room temperature is higher than the set temperature, the flame stays low for longer. One cycle takes approx- imately 20 minutes.
  • Page 23 OFF: Programme mode 1. Press the [Programme]  button or the but- ton to switch to Manual mode 2. Press the [Eco] button to switch to Eco mode. 3. Press the [Thermostat] button to switch to Ther- mostat mode. The set temperature for the thermostat mode is the temperature for the ON-time in Programme mode.
  • Page 24 Day and time settings 11. Where relevant, continue to define the settings for Programme 2 or stop here to keep Pro- gramme 2 on non-active. 12. Programme 1 and 2 use the same ON and OFF temperature settings. As soon as a different tem- perature is chosen in the Thermostatic mode, this is the standard value for the temperature in Programme mode...
  • Page 25: Manual Operation

    Eco mode 09-20020-244 Piezo ignition (option) On/off switch (option) Eight-wire-receiver-contact 09-20021-391 Microswitch Piezo ignition connection (2.8x0.8mm) ON: Press the [Eco] key to launch the Eco mode; the symbol appears on the display. Manual button in MAN position Manual pilot regulator OFF: Press the [Eco] key to exit the Eco mode;...
  • Page 26: Switch Off Gas To Stove

    Check by smell whether any gas is still present heats up to operating temperature, the flames will around the stove, including near the floor. gradually become yellower and will approximate the effect of a real wood fire. If you detect any gas odour, stop immediately. See the last warning in the chapter “Safety”.
  • Page 27: Cleaning And Other Regularly Maintenance

    Access to the most important Enamelled stove maintenance components Never clean the appliance if it is still warm. The most effective way to clean the enamelled surface of the Access to a number of internal components of the stove is with a mild green soap and lukewarm water. stove is required to perform annual maintenance.
  • Page 28: Spare Parts

    Spare parts VIRTUS GA(P) Description Part number Handset (i.e. transmitter) 03.06146.000 Receiver 03.06147.000 Imitation wood blocks 02.31234.000 Filament 03.31231.000 Front glass 03.26408.000 D OVRE Subject to change because of technical improvements...
  • Page 29: Appendix 1: Technical Data

    Appendix 1: Technical data VIRTUS 50 Model ES GB IE PT DK FI Country BE FR GE LU SE IT AT Category I2E+ I2L/I2K I2ELL Type of gas G20/G25 G25/G25,3 Type of appliance C11/C31/C91 C11/C31/C91 C11/C31/C91 C11/C31/C91 C11/C31/C91 Nominal load (Hi) 7.5 kW 7.3 kW 7.5 kW...
  • Page 30 VIRTUS 50 Model NO DK FI SE BE GB IE PT DK NO DK FI BE FR GB Country NL DE AT AT DE NL FI SE IT AT IT NL Category I3B/P I3P(50) I3P(30) I3P(37) Type of gas G30/31 Type of appli- C11/C31/C91 C11/C31/C91...
  • Page 31 VIRTUS 70 Model ES GB IE PT DK FI Country BE FR GE LU SE IT AT Category I2E+ I2L/I2K I2ELL Type of gas G20/G25 G25/G25,3 Type of appliance C11/C31/C91 C11/C31/C91 C11/C31/C91 C11/C31/C91 C11/C31/C91 Nominal load (Hi) 8.5 kW 8.1 kW 8.5 kW 7.4 kW 8.5 kW...
  • Page 32 VIRTUS 70 Model NO DK FI SE BE GB IE PT DK NO DK FI BE FR GB Country NL DE AT AT DE NL FI SE IT AT IT NL Category I3B/P I3P(50) I3P(30) I3P(37) Type of gas G30/31 Type of appli- C11/C31/C91 C11/C31/C91...
  • Page 33: Appendix 2: Dimensions

    Appendix 2: Dimensions VIRTUS 50 GA(P) 3/8'' 09-20022-050 D OVRE Subject to change because of technical improvements...
  • Page 34 VIRTUS 70 GA(P) 3/8'' 09-20022-057 D OVRE Subject to change because of technical improvements...
  • Page 35: Appendix 3: Distance From Combustible Material

    Appendix 3: Distance from combustible material VIRTUS 50 GA(P) – Minimum distances in millimetres 1095 09-20022-059 Combustible material Incombustible material D OVRE Subject to change because of technical improvements...
  • Page 36 VIRTUS 70 GA(P) – Minimum distances in millimetres 1180 1000 09-20022-057 Combustible material Incombustible material D OVRE Subject to change because of technical improvements...
  • Page 37: Appendix 4: Overview Of Concentric Flue Gas Exhaust Materials

    Appendix 4: Overview of concentric flue gas exhaust materials Illustration Description Manufacturer part code Muelink &Grol Metaloterm Poujoulat 1000 mm duct 41.003.17.21 US 100 10 ED 1000 100 PGI 500 mm duct 41.003.17.20 US 50 10 ED 450 100 PGI 500 mm adaptor 41.003.17.22 USPP 10 ER 100 PGI...
  • Page 38: Appendix 5: Calculation Sheet For Checking Projected Route

    Appendix 5: Calculation sheet for checking projected route Follow the three steps below to check whether the desired route for the concentric chimney exhaust is permitted. 1. Sketch the desired route and use it as a basis for filling in the information required in the table below. You can disregard the actual roof or wall sleeve here.
  • Page 39: Appendix 6: Diagnosis Diagram

    Appendix 6: Diagnosis diagram Problem No spark Spark but no ignition When ignition button is released, pilot flame goes out Main burner does not ignite Whistling between high and low setting Disrupted flame effect Gas smell Smell of combustion gases in room Appliance goes out Remote control does not work possible solution...
  • Page 40 (continued) Problem Soot deposit on ther- Clean the thermocouple with a cloth. mocouple Thermocouple faulty Replace the thermocouple (*). No spark Spark but no ignition When ignition button is released, pilot flame goes out Main burner does not ignite Whistling between high and low setting Disrupted flame effect Gas smell Smell of combustion gases in room...
  • Page 41: Index

    Index Connection to the chimney to the back Connection to the flue AC adaptor preparation Air leak Damage Battery Day and time settings empty Determining a route type Dimensions Bearing capacity of floor Door Burner pressure 29-32 sealing rope Burning wood Double burner insufficient heat Duct system...
  • Page 42 Nozzle burr switch off Gas connection 29-32 Operation type of gas,gas pressure manual Gas odour OPERATION MODES Gas smell Outlet Gas supply pipe boundary partition requirements,fire safety,temperature Gas valve Glass cleaning Parts, removable GV60 Pilot batteries goes out remote control set Programme mode 21, 23 Heat, insufficient...
  • Page 43 Switching off the appliance Switching on the stove Temperature settings Thermocouple Thermostatic mode 21-22 Timer Type of gas 29, 31 Type plate combustion control Walls fire safety Warning flammable materials gas smell glass broken or cracked 4, 27 hot surface log set pilot flame requirements...

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