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OPERATION AND INSTALLATION MANUAL
Freestanding stove
LUPO
LYNX
CANE
In accordance with the requirements of the Ecodesign Directive in the EU Member States: "This
product can not be used as a basic source of heating"
BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT FOR THE FIRST
TIME, READ THE OPERATION AND INSTALLATION
MANUAL
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- Page 1 OPERATION AND INSTALLATION MANUAL Freestanding stove LUPO LYNX CANE In accordance with the requirements of the Ecodesign Directive in the EU Member States: “This product can not be used as a basic source of heating” BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT FOR THE FIRST...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1.INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION .......................2 1.1. General information ........................3 1.2. Please observe the following safety rules: ...................3 1.3. Never: ............................3 1.4.The manufacturer is released from civil or criminal liability in the case when: ......3 1.5. Intended use of the freestanding stove ..................4 1.6. -
Page 3: Introductory Information
Dear Customer, Thank you for buying Hitze product! Natural heating – these words perfectly reflect the philosophy of HITZE brand. In line with this philosophy, we produce fireplaces and stoves fired with wood or wood pellets, i.e. the raw materials which are the least harmful for the environment. -
Page 4: General Information
1.1. General information Bezpieczeństwo Przestrzeganie poniższych zasad umożliwi prawidłowe działanie pieca, pozwoli uniknąć szkód i nieszczęśliwych wypadków spowodowanych niewłaściwym użytkowaniem. 1.2. Please observe the following safety rules: • before installing the stove or performing any maintenance work on it, make sure that you have read and understood the Operation and Installation Manual;... -
Page 5: Intended Use Of The Freestanding Stove
The stove have been designed to be fuelled, most of all, with the wood of deciduous hardwood of 12- 20% humidity. We especially recommend seasoned birch wood. During the burning process, thermal energy is released and transferred from the combustion chamber by conduction and radiation. Fig. 1 Freestanding stove dimensions LUPO Dimensions [mm] Lupo S... - Page 6 Fig. 2 Freestanding stove dimensions LYNX Dimensions [mm] LYNX S LYNX B Width Hight Total depth Housing depth Hearth width Hearth depth Diameter air inlet Diameter flue Glass width Glass hight Tab. 2. Freestanding stove dimensions LYNX www.karles.se...
- Page 7 Fig. 3 Freestanding stove dimensions pieca CANE Dimensions [mm] CANE S CANE SF Width Hight 1020 1020 Total depth Housing depth Hearth width Hearth depth Diameter air inlet Diameter flue Glass width Glass hight Tab. 3. Freestanding stove dimensions LYNX www.karles.se...
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Page 8: Structure And Operation Of The Freestanding Stove
Technical data: Lupo S CANE S Parameters Unit CANE SF Lupo M Lupo L LYNX S LYNX B Nominal power Heating load range 3-8,5 4,5-11,5 5,5-14 Maximum fuel loading mass Average fuel consumption kg/h Heating efficiency 83,5 CO emission (at 13% O2) -
Page 9: Transport, , Assembly And Installation Of The Freestanding Stove
Construction: stove is made of 3mm thick. The combustion chamber 5 is lined with AKUCERAM on the bottom, side walls and back wall. The design allows the exhaust gas to be led out through the top or rear wall of the furnace. The air inlet 7 has a diameter of 100mm, flue 1 150mm. The freestanding stove is adapted to work with a hot air distribution system (DGP) 18,19. -
Page 10: Transport And Handling
defects and anomalies (for about 2 weeks); 2.1. Transport and handling • the stove is delivered as an assembled unit, fastened to a palette and wrapped in stretch foil; • the stove should be transported in a vertical position; • after unpacking, check the stove for any transport related damage; •... -
Page 11: Recommendations Concerning The Floor
Fig. 6 Changing the flue. 1. view of the stove in its factory configuration, 2. remove the top cover, cut the rear plate with a hacksaw or use pliers to cut the hole for the flue, 3. using an hex key unscrew the back plate, 4. using an hex keys, unscrew the flue and the plug in the rear wall of the stove, 5. -
Page 12: Chimney Duct
• before installing the stove, check the load-bearing capacity of the floor (to make sure that it is sufficient to bear the weight of a given type of appliance); • the floor must be made of non-flammable material with a minimum thickness of 30 cm; a safety area of least 60 cm must be ensured in front of the stove door, and of at least 30 cm from the edges of the door. -
Page 13: Connection Of The Chimney Ducts
The chimney draught should be as follows: - minimum draught – 6 2 Pa; - MEDIUM, RECOMMENDED DRAUGHT – 12 2 Pa; - maximum draught – 15 2 Pa. NOTE: To ensure the correct functioning of the stove, there must be a correct chimney draught in the connector of the flue pipe: •... -
Page 14: Ventilation Of The Stove
diameter of the stove flue; • the connector must be leak-proof; • the end of the chimney should ensure a trouble-free outlet for combustion gases and it should be placed at least 60 cm above the highest point of the roof •... -
Page 15: Installation Of The Stove
at least 80 cm away from materials that could be distorted or damaged by high temperature (furniture, paneling, wallpaper, etc.). Fig. 10. The scheme of air connecting 2.8. Installation of the stove The appliance must be installed in accordance with the applicable pro-visions of the building law. The stove must be installed and assembled by qualified specialists. -
Page 16: Connecting The Hot Air Distribution
Freestanding stoves allow you to connect the hot air distribution system to the stove in too ways: from the top (LUPO, CANE, LYNX) or from the bottom (LUPO, CANE). When installing from the top, it is necessary to cut out fragments of the rear cover in the places marked in the drawing. We gain uninterrupted airflow. - Page 17 Fig. 13. Places of cutting before mounting connector when connecting the hot air distribution system. Fig. 14. Correctly mounted connector when connected to the top of the stove. www.karles.se...
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Page 18: Start-Up
Fig. 15. Correctly mounted connector when connected to the bottom of the stove. On a properly installed connector install pipes to discharge heated air to other rooms. For the proper operation of the system, it is necessary to ensure the return of cool air to the room where the stove is located. -
Page 19: Lighting The Stove
3.2. Lighting the stove Before lighting the stove, please do the following: • arrange a stack of firewood in the hearth, starting with larger pieces of wood, followed by medium sized pieces of wood and then by small chips of wood for fire lighting – light it with a match;... -
Page 20: Types Of Fuel
recommended to make sure that the room is well aired during that time. If pets or birds are kept in the room, they should be temporarily moved to another place. In the initial stage of using the stove (for about 2 weeks), the manufacturer recommends maintaining a small flame by burning a smaller quantity of fuel at a lower temperature. -
Page 21: Keeping The Glass Pane Clean
• the optimum amount of fuel is specified in table no. 1. NOTE: Take care not to overload the stove with fuel. Overloading may cause permanent damage to its structure. 4.4. Keeping the glass pane clean The cleanliness of the glass pane depends on using appropriate fuel, as well as on: •... -
Page 22: General Comments
NOTE: Take care not to overfill the ash pan. If the ash pan is too full, it will hinder the inflow of air under the grate, hindering the burning process or, in extreme cases, even making it impossible to light the fireplace. -
Page 23: Maintenance
5. MAINTENANCE To ensure safe and problem-free operation of the appliance, observe the following guidelines: • perform periodic maintenance tasks in a timely manner – have the stove inspected by a specialized servicing company at least once a year; • keep the following components clean: glass pane, combustion chamber with the ash pan and the chimney duct;... - Page 24 Inspections holes are provided in the structure for thorough cleaning of the stove – clean-outs, located in the rear-bottom part of the stove. To access them, you need to use an hex key, unscrew the lower part of the rear stove cover. Details are shown in the figure. Fig.
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Page 25: Troubleshooting
6. TROUBLESHOOTING During everyday use of the stove, the below described anomalies may become apparent in the case when the stove has been installed in a manner contrary to this Operation and Installation Manual and the applicable provisions of law. 6.1. -
Page 26: Inspection Records
The nameplated is placed on the back wall of the appliance. Fig. 20. The nameplate and its location. 8. INSPECTION RECORDS www.karles.se... - Page 27 REGISTER OF INSPECTIONS OF THE STOVE Inspection Date, signature and stamp Inspection Date, signature and stamp Inspection Date, signature and stamp Inspection Date, signature and stamp Inspection Date, signature and stamp Inspection Date, signature and stamp Inspection Date, signature and stamp REGISTER OF INSPECTIONS OF THE FLUE PIPE www.karles.se...
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Page 28: Notes
Inspection Date, signature and stamp Inspection Date, signature and stamp Inspection Date, signature and stamp Inspection Date, signature and stamp Inspection Date, signature and stamp Inspection Date, signature and stamp Inspection Date, signature and stamp NOTES www.karles.se...
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