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Bodart & Gonay Infire Easy Manual

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Infire Easy
Infire Easy 670
Infire Easy 740
Infire Easy 810
Infire Easy 950
Technical documentation
• Installation
• Use
• Maintenance
Compulsory – Stick the barcode here
The appliance may not be put into operation until the specified verifications have been carried
out. The installer also has the obligation to explain the user the operation of the appliance as
well as to give him this manual.
07DHJ740FN, version 09/02/2021
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  • Page 1 Bodart & Gonay Infire Easy Infire Easy 670 Infire Easy 740 Infire Easy 810 Infire Easy 950 Technical documentation • Installation • Use • Maintenance Compulsory – Stick the barcode here The appliance may not be put into operation until the specified verifications have been carried out.
  • Page 2 Dear Customer, We would like to congratulate you on the purchase of your Bodart & Gonay stove. We are pleased to see that you have chosen a quality product entirely designed and produced by our company, using the techniques of most recent production. In order to make the best use of your new appliance, we strongly advise you to read carefully and to keep this manual in a safe place.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents 1. Installation 1.1. Combustion air 1.2. Convection air 1.3. Decompression air 1.4. Chimney flue 1.5. Electrical connection 1.6. Finishing frame 1.7. Inner elements 1.8. Installation and connections 1.9. Cladding 1.10. Easy System 1.11. First fire 2. Use 2.1.

  • Page 4: Installation

    1. Installation These appliances are manufactured in compliance with European standards. For the installation of these stoves, the standards in force at the local and European levels also have to be complied with. Public administrations or your retailer will be able to provide you with information about the rules to follow.
  • Page 5 These two air inlets are plugged on delivery. Only one of them must be tightly connected to the outside air duct. This connection is made using a 125-mm diameter flue collar supplied with the appliance, which must be fixed to the appliance using the 4 M6 screws (10mm socket) used to fix the plug.

  • Page 6: Convection Air

    The air inlet must have a minimum cross-section of 120cm² (corresponding to a diameter of 125mm). This air must be able to flow freely between the outside and the entrance of the appliance. In the following cases: - Construction with proper tightness (new construction), - Presence of mechanical ventilation (type C or D), - Presence of an exhaust hood, a specific air inlet must be provided, or even preferably an external air intake connection...

  • Page 7: Decompression Air

    Note: Hot air ducts cannot be connected directly to a double flow ventilation system. The temperature of the air is very high and could damage the exchanger. 1.3. Decompression air. Decompression air is the air that circulates between the appliance and the casing. When the appliance is installed in a casing designed to withstand high temperatures and made exclusively of fire-resistant materials, decompression is not necessary.

  • Page 8: Electrical Connection

    Do not hesitate to ask a professional for advice. "Efficience" ducts (Poujoulat triple skin) The Infire Easy stoves are compatible with the "Efficience" ducts from the Poujoulat manufacturer. The "Efficience" duct must be a minimum of 4m, and a maximum of 8m high.

  • Page 9: Inner Elements

    The side covers are held in place by pressure on the heating element with 2 springs. To remove these, simply move them towards you. The frame is fixed to the upper and lower body parts with 4 M6 fixing nuts (10mm spanner). Adjustment is possible (+-12mm) in order to be able to align the frame on the cladding.

  • Page 10: Installation And Connections

    Blockholder set The blockholder set is composed of the front air distributor, the log guard, the door deflector and the vermiculite (with BG logo). To take it apart, remove the 4 M5 fastening screws (8mm socket) located under the floor on the heating element.
  • Page 11 1. On delivery, the appliance is secured on a pallet with 4 screws. Unscrew them and fold the legs against the stove body. Remove the door, the side covers and the finishing frame to facilitate the installation of the appliance and the cladding (see previous chapter).

  • Page 12: Cladding

    10. Reinstall the frame, the side covers and the door. 1.9. Cladding. The cladding is the structure used to support and cover the stove. Its design and its construction must comply with best practice. Combustible materials shall not be used in the immediate vicinity of the stove, hot air outlets and chimney flue.

  • Page 13: Easy System

    (!) Do not forget the minimum cross-sections of the decompression air flows. Once the cladding has been completed, replace all the internal parts of the appliance, the frame, the side covers and the door. 1.10. Easy system. This stove is equipped with the "Easy" system, which ensures control of ventilation and combustion, with the aim of making the appliance easier to use, increasing its performance (efficiency) and reducing its emissions.
  • Page 14 - Led-button for error display and reset; - Air box motor connector; - Fan connectors; - 24VDC connector (external power supply); - Control panel connector; - Thermocouple connector (temperature sensor). The main board collects the information given by the control panel, the door switch and the thermocouple, and controls the fans and the motor unit of the air box.
  • Page 15 This unit consists of the two shafts and the air distribution flap, fixed together by means of two spring leaves. This assembly is operated either by the motor or by the safety system. The flap has different openings which, depending on its position, may coincide or not with openings on the heating element, allowing air passages to be opened or closed in different ducts.
  • Page 16 - First unplug the connectors from the fan by pressing the clip; - remove the 2 or 3 M5 screws using an 8mm socket; be careful not to drop the screws and not to damage the fan blades. To take off the electronic board: - remove the right side cover;...
  • Page 17 For the Infire Easy range, here are the possible configurations: - Infire Easy 670 & 740: "0000", all switches in lower position; - Infire Easy 810: "1000", switch 1 up, all others in lower position; - Infire Easy 950: "0100", switch 2 up, all others in lower position;...

  • Page 18: First Fire

    The Easy system includes a test mode that allows verification of the ventilation and fire management system. To activate the test mode, pull the control panel slightly towards you, and press the red button on the right side of the control panel for 5 seconds. Once the test mode is activated, the ventilation and light management LEDs will flash.
  • Page 19 - The baking of the paint; - The adjustment of the baffles (guillotine baffles); - Checking that the appliance works properly. (!) Ventilate the room to eliminate paint smells, and do not touch the stove. Before lighting the first fire: - Remove dust from visible painted surfaces;...

  • Page 20: Use

    2. Use 2.1. Description of the appliance 1. The door structure is placed behind the glass pane, and the door jambs are angled inwards. This offers a clear view of the fire. 2. The two-position latch allows the door to be left ajar when lighting the fire to prevent condensation on the glass pane.

  • Page 21: Operation

    17. The flue collar, with a 180 mm diameter, allows connecting the appliance to the duct or flexible chimney hose. 2.2. Operation Air flow It is also important to understand how the different air flows are organised in and around the appliance.
  • Page 22 To close the door, lift the handle, press the door fully against the heating element and then lower the handle until it locks. If the stove is hot, the fan normally turns off when the door is opened and turns on again when the door is closed.
  • Page 23 Ventilation stops when the user opens the door of the appliance, and restarts once the door has been closed. This is to avoid fumes to be sucked by the 2 fans. So the ventilation only works: - When the appliance temperature is sufficiently high; - When the door is closed.
  • Page 24 The position of the cursor has therefore an impact on the thermal output of the appliance, and over the time between two successive reloads. Safety In case of a power failure, the fans and the combustion management system can no longer regulate and limit the temperature of the appliance.

  • Page 25: Combustible Material

    2.3. Combustible material This appliance is designed to burn quality wood. The quality and drying of the wood is essential for optimal operation of the stove (efficiency and heating power, cleanliness of the glass pane). By quality we mean: - Wood with a core moisture lower than 20% (typically wood having dried up for at least 2 years under ventilated shelter);...

  • Page 26: Fire Control

    2.4. Fire control Preparation before lighting In order to guarantee the proper operation of the appliance it is it is necessary to remove the ashes from the floor (bottom) before each use. Indeed, an accumulation of ashes could block the primary air intakes and prevent good combustion and fire regulation. First of all, make sure the ash pan is not full, and that it can collect ashes.
  • Page 27 Ideal reload Wood should ideally be loaded when there is no flame left inside the stove, but when there are still enough embers left. Do not load too much or too little wood at once. See table in the "combustible materials” chapter above. 1.

  • Page 28: Maintenance

    First fire To carry out the final adjustments of the appliance (baffle, smoke extraction, door, etc.), it is strongly recommended that the first fire be carried out by your installer. This first fire bakes the paint, which releases smoke and odours. (!) Ventilate the room! Do not touch the paint until the fireplace has cooled down as it will first soften and then harden permanently.

  • Page 29: Annual Maintenance

    Ash pan The ash pan must be emptied before it is full. The ash pan support plate can be used as a lid during the transport of ashes. Before putting the ash pan back in place, check that there are no ashes accumulated behind. Remove these with the support plate if necessary.
  • Page 30 Cleaning of dust and loose ashes Dust and ashes can accumulate in the air distributors, in the air supply ducts, and in the upper part of the appliance. Depending on the quality of the wood used and the way the stove is used, this cleaning can be performed annually, or at longer intervals.

  • Page 31: Guarantee

    In the case of a stove with an indoor air intake, the air box is open. In the case of a of an external air intake, the air box is closed by a metal plate. To remove the closing plate from the air box, you must first make sure that the air box engine is in its closed position.
  • Page 32 Colour alteration of the interior elements of the fireplace is not covered by any guarantee. The guarantee is limited to the replacement or repair of defective parts. In case of replacement or repair, the guarantee period is limited to the original guarantee period.

  • Page 33: Malfunctions

    5. Malfunctions Identify your problem in the column "observations" and follow the order of possible causes. OBSERVATIONS CAUSES CORRECTIVE ACTIONS 1. IMPROPER LIGHTING METHOD - PROCEED WITH REVERSE LIGHTING, WITH ENOUGH SMALL PIECES OF WOOD (SEE CHAPTER ON LIGHTING) 2. COLD CHIMNEY - PROCEED WITH REVERSE LIGHTING, WITH A LOT OF SMALL PIECES OF WOOD (SEE CHAPTER ON LIGHTING)
  • Page 34 FIRE IS TOO 16. UNCONTROLLED AIR SUPPLY - CHECK THE STOVE DOOR AND ASH PAN FOR INTENSE TIGHTNESS 17. WOOD USED IS OF A TOO SMALL - USE WOOD WITH A CROSS-SECTION OF ABOUT 12 CROSS-SECTION TO 15 CM 18. MALFUNCTION OF THE AIR BOX - CONTROL THE MOVEMENT OF THE MOBILE AIR FLAP CHECK CAUSES 5 –...

  • Page 35: Technical Data

    12/10/2010. 6.2. Model identification and reference This technical documentation applies to the following models: Infire Easy 670, 740, 810 and 950. By measuring the external dimensions of the door, you can identify the appliance. The table below shows the door dimensions and technical parameters for each model.
  • Page 36 Door height Door width Rated Efficiency Energy Test report (SGS H (mm) L (mm) power (kW) efficiency Nederlands NB index (EEI) 0608) Infire Easy 47J67__ 77.7 EZKA/2019- 01/000xx-x Infire Easy 47J74__ 75.3 EZKA/2019- 01/00008-1 Infire Easy 47J81__ 810* Infire Easy 47J95__ 12.3...
  • Page 37 Warranty Card To be faxed to BG or to be encoded on the BG extranet (Professionals) Supplier Card to be kept Retailer – Installer - Importer Name Address - Country Zip code - City Tel.: - Fax: Please affix your stamp over your references. Supplier’s signature Barcode label to stick here Invoice date...

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