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2.1
DEFINITION
Wood-burning heating appliance intended for installation near a wall, may
be moved without further building work. The connection to the smoke flue
is made using tubes compliant with French standard NFD 35-302 and made
of enamelled sheet or stainless steel. This appliance must not be connected
to a shared flue.
2.2
INSTALLATION DISTANCES (FIG. 2.1)
Respect the safety distances indicated between the wall and the back or
sides of the appliance.
2.3
INSTALLATION OF THE STOVE
Take the dessicating bags out. The stove must be installed on a floor with
sufficient bearing capacity. If the existing floor is unsatisfactory, it must be
reinforced so that it can take the weight of the appliance (e.g. installation
of a load distribution plate). Place the stove in its final position and adjust
the level. For the floor of the loading area in front of the stove, we recommend
ceramic tiles (for example) to facilitate maintenance.
PERSEE
2. INSTALLATION
2.4
SMOKE BAFFLE (FIG 2.2)
The smoke baffle consists of a cast iron plate. It improves the exchange
of heat and facilitates the recovery of soot after the chimney has been
swept. It is supplied fitted inside the appliance. Before finally installing the
wood burning stove, fit and remove the baffle several times, in order to
familiarise yourself with this operation.
1. Take out the andiron and introduce the smoke baffle (metal part facing
downwards) diagonally into the stove and position it almost vertically.
2. Raise the back of the baffle, so that you can place it on the anchoring
lugs situated in the heating body, at the top at the front. Centre the
baffle between the 2 anchoring lugs.
3. Lower the back of the baffle and rest it on the hearth plate
Coupe gauche.
2.1
Demi déflecteur gauche.
2.2
GB 4/8
2.3
40730-06-16
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