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  • Page 3 ARTICLE CODART BF510020 BF59003 BF59345 BF59284 BF59033 BF59286 BF59287 BF59101 BF40114 BF59040 BF59337 BF59041 BF59338 BF40204 BF59019 BF59121 BF59011 BF59110 BF59310 BF59308...
  • Page 5 ULYS 900 DOUBLE FACE...
  • Page 7   Ulys, the fire screen for a pure design You bought a FONDIS product and we would like to thank you for your trust. From conception to commercialization, all has been implemented to offer an exclusive and high quality product. Work of a team which finds in this philosophy a growing motivation to satisfy you, we hope that your fireplace will bring you pleasure.

  • Page 8: Table Of Contents

      SUMMARY EXPLODED VIEW CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY FIREPLACE CHARACTERISTICS 1.INSTALLATION GUIDE USER GUIDE Please keep 1.1 RESPONSIBILITIES 1.1.1 INSTALLER'S RESPONSIBILITIES 1.1.2 OBSERVANCE OF REGULATIONS 1.2 CHIMNEY FLUE 1.2.1 NEW FLUE 1.2.2 EXISTING FLUE 1.2.3 DIMENSIONS OF THE CHIMNEY FLUE 1.2.4 DISTANCE OF THE CHIMNEY FLUE IN RELATION TO FUEL MATERIALS 1.3 OUTSIDE AIR INLET...
  • Page 9   2.8 MAINTENANCE 2.8.1 GLASS 2.8.2 REFRACTORY LINING 2.8.3 ASHES 2.8.4 PAINT 2.8.5 SEALING JOINTS 2.8.6 CHIMNEY SWEEPING26 2.8.7 ANNUAL SERVICE 3.WARRANTY 4.ANNEXES 4.1 OPERATION DIAGNOSTIC 4.2 FROM TREE TO FIRE 14   ...

  • Page 10: Installation Guide User Guide

      1.INSTALLATION GUIDE USER GUIDE Please keep 1.1 RESPONSIBILITIES 1.1.1 INSTALLER'S RESPONSIBILITIES The person or company that carries out the installation of the fireplace is responsible for this installation, and also takes responsibility for the existing parts (chimney flue…) They are hence expected to check the state of the existing installation and to carry out the necessary modifications to comply with current regulations.

  • Page 11: Dimensions Of The Chimney Flue

      If the duct is not compatible, it is necessary to : - either carry out a casing following a procedure with technical notice in favour of this particular use, - install a duct lining, - or install a new duct adapted to this use. The tubing can descend to the nozzle of the appliance, if it is the object of a technical notice for the use as connecting duct.

  • Page 12: Outside Air Inlet

      1.3 OUTSIDE AIR INLET If the ventilation inside the room where the appliance is installed is insufficient (new house or controlled mechanical ventilation system), an inlet of outside air specifically for the fireplace operation must be added. This air inlet must be of a dimension superior to 200 cm² (Ø160) nominal (actual surface of air passage) - it is compulsory.

  • Page 13: Fitting And Level Control

      IMPORTANT ! Before use, take off the lateral handles of the lining by unscrewing the fixing bolts (2 for each handle), in order to release the counterweights and to be able to operate the door.² Fig.1 1.4.2 FITTING AND LEVEL CONTROL In order to lighten the appliance and facilitate handling, it is possible to remove the refractory from the firebox.

  • Page 14: Thermal Insulation Of The Fireplace

      1.4.3 THERMAL INSULATION OF THE FIREPLACE The appliance must be sufficiently ventilated so it does not overheat its surrounding. Thus is is essential to respect the minimum dimensions of the chimney. ATTENTION, THESE DIMENSIONS DO NOT INCLUDE THE REQUIRED THERMAL INSULATION. THEY ARE TO BE MARKED UP BY THE THICKNESS OF THE INSULANT.

  • Page 15: Convective Air Outlet

      1.5.2 CONVECTIVE AIR OUTLET One (or more) convective air outlet(s) of free minimum nominal section of S cm2 must be built to evacuate the convective air. To be built as high as possible in relation to the suspended ceiling, and at least 30 cm from the ceiling of the room.

  • Page 16: Wall And Ceiling Insulation

      It can be ordered at your local FONDIS retailer or at: FONDIS SA Tel: +33 (0)3 89 37 75 00 18 rue Guy de Place Fax: +33 (0)3 89 37 75 89 ZI Vieux Thann contact@fondis.com 68800 Vieux Thann FONDIS WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE IN THE CASE WHERE AN INSULANT WITH CHARACTERISTICS DIFFERENT TO THOSE MENTIONED ABOVE IS USED.
  • Page 17   PRINCIPLE OF CASING COMING DIRECTLY FROM THE INSERT The casing is the introduction, inside the existing chimney flue, of an independent tube. In no case can it be considered as a defective duct repair, and neither to have the effect of restoring its integrity and/or stability.

  • Page 18: User Guide

    2. USER GUIDE 2.1. WARNINGS All national and local regulations and European Standards shall be complied with when installing the appliance THE USER GUIDE IS INTENDED FOR THE USER. PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY. FOLLOW- ING THE GUIDELINES WILL ENSURE THE GOOD OPERATION AND OPTIMUM SAFETY. The outside surfaces of the appliance are hot while it operates and for many hours after it stops, beware not to touch it.

  • Page 19: Loading

    2.4. LOADING When the kindling is burning, load the firebox with some small or medium section logs then close the door. When the firebox is up to temperature (approximately 30 minutes), adjust the primary air dampers to obtain the desired regime. Complete closing of the air inlets leads to very slow operation corresponding to reduced regime.

  • Page 20: Reloading

    THE DOOR MUST BE OPENED USING THE COLD HAND PROVIDED WITH THE APPLI- ANCE. BY OPENING SLOWLY, YOU WILL AVOID FUME BACKDRAFTS CAUSED BY THE DRAUGHT, AS WELL AS POTENTIAL EMBER FALL. 2.5. RELOADING NEVER EXCESSIVELY LOAD THE FIREBOX WITH FUEL. IN NORMAL REGIME, THE RELEASED HEAT ALSO DEPENDS ON THE QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF WOOD USED.

  • Page 21: Maintenance

    THE USE OF TREATED WOOD, FIBERWOOD AND COAL ARE STRICTLY FORBIDDEN. RESINOUS WOOD CAUSES VIOLENT FIRES AND SHOULD NOT BE USED. YOUR FIREBOX IS NOT AN INCINERATOR (SOME DOMESTIC WASTE AND OTHER PACK- AGING CAN BE EXTREMELY POLLUTING AND EVEN HARMFUL TO YOUR HEALTH). OUTSIDE THE INSIGNIFICANT INTEREST THAT THESE MATERIALS PRESENT, THEIR USE WOULD QUICKLY AND PERMANENTLY DAMAGE THE APPLIANCE.

  • Page 22: Annual Service

    WARNING, DETERIORATION OF THE TIGHTNESS SEALS CAN SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE APPLIANCE AND LEAD TO GLASS BREAK- AGE THROUGH HARDENING. 2.8.6. CHIMNEY SWEEPING The law imposes a minimum of two chimney sweeps every year (with at least one dur- ing the heating period), in order to ensure good vacuity and to reduce the risk of chim- ney fire.

  • Page 23: Warranty

    3.WARRANTY LEGAL GUARANTEE The contractual guarantee is, to the advantage of the buyer, not exclusive of the legal guarantee for hidden defects and faults which applies according to the conditions of arti- cles 1641 ff of the civil code. CONTRACTUAL GUARANTEE During the term of the contractual of the contractual guarantee, FONDIS will replace all demonstrably defective pieces after the return of the incriminated piece to the distribu- tor.

  • Page 24: Annexes

    4. ANNEXES 4.1. OPERATION DIAGNOSTIC DIAGNOSIS SOLUTION DIFFICULT IGNITION CHECK THAT THE AIR INLETS ARE CLEARED CHECK THE DRAFT OF THE DUCT CHECK THE QUALITY OF THE WOOD SMOKE EMISSION WHEN OPENING IN CASE OF VERY LOW DRAFT, REMOVE THE DE- THE DOOR FLECTOR CHECK IF THE OUTSIDE AIR INTAKE IS SUFFI-...

  • Page 25: From Tree To Fire

    4.2. FROM TREE TO FIRE NOW THAT YOU HAVE A BEAUTIFUL FIREPLACE AND FOR YOUR FULL SATISFACTION, REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING : Freshly cut wood contains water (up to half its weight). Fire wood worthy of such a name must have been sawn, cut (maximum 10 to 15 cm sections), dried and stored under ventilated shelter, OUTSIDE for at least TWO YEARS.

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