Commissioning; Initial Commissioning; Balanced Flue Operation - Austro Flamm Clou Compact 2.0 Operating Manual

Operating manual Clou Compact 2.0
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Commissioning

11.1 Initial Commissioning

NOTICE
During the initial commissioning and in the following 2-3 combustion cycles, only approx. 2/3 of the
maximum fuel quantity is to be used.
NOTICE
To avoid damage you must NEVER operate your Stove a greater quantity of fuel than that specified in
this manual!
During the first 3-4 combustion cycles at nominal heat output, odors may develop. The odors are
caused by the evaporation of sheet metal greases and binding agents from the varnishing. Although
unpleasant, these fumes are completely non-toxic. We therefore recommend that you well ventilate
the room for the first few fires.
1) Remove all enclosed documents and appliance parts from the fireplace.
2) Read the operating manual through carefully before the initial commissioning.
ð For optimally lighting we refer you to the section Making fire correctly.
Removing the ash box cover
Before the stove is operated for the first time, it is absolutely vital to remove the cover of the ash box
from the stove.
Proceed as follows: (for a better understanding, see also steps 1 and 2 in the section Emptying the ash
box)
1) Open door.
2) Raise the grate with the hook supplied with the stove.
3) Take off the cover and lift it up.
ð Cover is inserted incorrectly when delivered.
ð You need the cover when you empty the ash box.
ð To empty the ash box we refer you to the section Emptying the ash box.

11.2 Balanced Flue Operation

The stove is generally approved as a balanced flue stove by the German Institute for Building Techno-
logy. If the combustion air is supplied directly to the fireplace from outdoors by means of a sealed
pipe with a shut-off device, the stove may also be operated in utilization units with mechanical ventila-
tion or ventilators.
If, however, the stove is used in this way, multiple occupancy of a chimney is not permitted.
The DIBT test applies to Germany
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