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Summary of Contents for Refleks 66M
- Page 1 Schiffsausrüster Tel.: +49 ( 0 ) 40 - 88 90 100 www.toplicht.de...
- Page 2 CONTENTS SECTION CHOOSING AN OILSTOVE SECTION THE CENTRAL HEATION UNIT SECTION OILSTOVE TYPE F SECTION 10 THE CONTROL REGULATOR SECTION OILSTOVE TYPE C SECTION 11 THE CLEANING PIN FITTING INSTRUCTION SECTION 12 LIGHTING THE STOVE SECTION THE OILSTOVE SECTION 13 MAINTAINANCE SECTION THE FLUE PIPE UNDER THE DECK...
- Page 4 2. TYPE F Should the stove be mounted in an airtight room with poor ventilation, or in a wheelhouse that is airtight, the stove type F must be chosen, with an air intake connection to the fresh air. The air intake duct in the bottom of the stove is carried through deck or bulkhead to the free air with ducting of the same diameter.
- Page 5 INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION 4. OILSTOVES The stove should be mounted in a drip tray at least 50 mm (2”) deep. The stove should be vertical with the long axis of the regulator seen from above parallel with the ships bow to stern axis. However in the event of a ship with a very powerful motor the stove should be turned so that the regulator is on the forward side of the stove.
- Page 6 The flue pipe can reach a temperature of 250 degrees centigrade on maximum out put. Use Refleks flue pipe and use always the same diameter flue pipe as the flue outlet on the stove.
- Page 7 9. CENTRAL HEATING UNIT The instructions for installing a stove with a central heating coil are the same as for the basic unit. The central heating system should be installed as a two- line system. (see drawing). SYSTEM WITHOUT CIRCULATION PUMP RUN To obtain the necessary circulation of hot water, the hot water pipes should rise approx.
- Page 8 the regulator can discharge approx. 1/2 litre over a period of 10 hours due to the violent motion of the float and float chamber. But only in heavy weather. The overflow is also an important safety precaution. If the regulator float or valve mechanism should fail, the fuel oil will run through into the waste oil tank, and not into the stove, which could cause overheating, excessive oil use and possibly cause fire.
- Page 9 preventing its withdrawal. There can also occur heat transference through the pin which destroys the rubber O-ring. The O-ring can only be changed when the brass T-piece is removed from the stove. When the stove is not burning and the burner pot has oil in the bottom, it can easily be drained off by pulling the cleaning pin right out.
- Page 10 All loose soot and slag should then be removed from the bottom of the burner pot, either with a vacuum cleaner or the special Refleks cleaning shovel. The burner pot should be removed from the stove every 2 years for a more thorough cleaning.
- Page 11 Stove systems can be cleaned manually, i.e., using tools such as flue brush, wire brush for burner pots, etc. to remove deposits but this method is messy and still leaves awkward places not fully clean. The alternative is to use a cleaning tablet which will clean the stove components thoroughly and keep the stove running at optimum performance.
- Page 12 1. 2 YEAR GUARANTEE AGAINST MATERIAL FAILURE AND MANUFACTURING FAULTS. 2. THE GUARANTEE COVERS ONLY SPARE PARTS UNLESS THE PRODUCT IS SENT POSTAGE PAID TO REFLEKS OLIEOVNE A/S (VALID ONLY IF THE PRODUCT IS PURCHASED IN DENMARK, IF NOT, SEE SECTION 4).
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