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- Page 1 ULTIME C WHE 1S Ultime C MF 600-75 WHE 1S Ultime C MF 800-50 WHE 1S Ultime C MF 800-75 WHE 1S Ultime C MF 1050-50 WHE 1S Ultime C MF 1050-75 WHE 1S Ultime C MF 1300-50 WHE 1S...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
1. Table of contents 1. Table of contents ..........................3 2. Introduction ............................5 3. Safety ..............................6 CE certification mark ....................... 6 Safety instructions during installation ..................6 Safety instructions for user ..................... 6 Safety facilities ......................... 6 4.Technical specifications ........................7 5. - Page 4 ULTC_WHE_EN_05...
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Page 5: Introduction
2. Introduction We thank you for your confidence in the Metalfire fireplace that you have purchased. Our products guarantee many years of heating comfort. Read these installation and use instructions carefully before starting the installation. Afterwards, you hand them to the customer. -
Page 6: Safety
Do not use the appliance if the glass in the door is cracked or broken. If defective, the glass in the door must be replaced immediately by a competent Metalfire installer. This fireplace is only intended for additional heating, i.e. not for continuous use. -
Page 7: Technical Specifications
4.Technical specifications Standards EN 13229:2001 and EN 13229 A2:2004 ULTIME C MF 600-75 WHE ULTIME C MF 800-75 WHE Model Fuel Logs Logs Nominal heat output 19.4 kW 23.4 kW Efficiency (%) 76.2 76.3 10 kW – 19.5 kW 10 kW – 23 kW Optimum usage range Wood consumption rate/hour (max. - Page 8 ULTIME C MF 1050-75 WHE ULTIME C MF 800-50 WHE Model Fuel Logs Logs Nominal heat output 27.5 kW 20.0 kW Efficiency (%) 76.2 77.2 12 kW – 27.5 kW 10 kW – 20 kW Optimum usage range Wood consumption rate/hour (max. 4 kg –...
- Page 9 ULTIME C MF 1050-50 WHE ULTIME C MF 1300-50 WHE Model Fuel Logs Logs Nominal heat output 21.6 kW 27.0 kW Efficiency (%) 76.5 77.6 10 kW – 21.6 kW 12 kW – 27 kW Optimum usage range Wood consumption rate/hour (max. 3.5 kg –...
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Page 10: General Installation Instructions
5. General installation instructions Standards and rules - The national and European standard and construction rules of the country where the installation is carried out apply to the installation of the appliance. Transport - The appliance can only be transported in upright position. - Remove the packaging, and sort the waste keeping in mind the environment. -
Page 11: Remarks And Tips With Regard To The Installation
Remarks and tips with regard to the installation - The appliance must always be placed on a surface having sufficient carrying capacity. In case the existing surface does not meet this requirement, appropriate measures should be taken to reinforce the surface. Remove the bolt blocking the vertical sliding door before building the appliance into the masonry (figure 2) (photograph 1-2). - Page 12 (photo 1-2) REMOVE BOLT BEFORE INSTALLATION LOCKING OF WEIGHT Height adjustment screw Adjustment screw for levelling Figure 3: Adjustment legs - The supplied covering plates are suspended on the hooks provided on the inside (photograph 4). ULTC_WHE_EN_05...
- Page 13 - The cast iron assembly comprises several corrugated parts. Start left and right, always with the smaller part (see 5.4 Installation of the cast iron). - A batten approximately 1 cm thick and 2 cm high is also supplied. It acts as a spoiler behind the air section.
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Page 14: Installation Of The Cast Iron
Installation of the cast iron Step 1: Place the ribbed cast iron parts on the left side. Start from the front side with 3 large parts (120mm/6 teeth) and end with 1 small part (54mm/3 teeth). The tooth must be oriented to the rear side. See figure 4 Step 2: Place one large part of the ribbed cast iron on the right side. - Page 15 Step 5: Place the ribbed cast iron parts on the rear side of the fireplace. Starting from the left side to the right side. Start with a large cast iron part (120mm/6 teeth). The tooth must be oriented to the right side. See figure 5 Tooth Figure 5: Cast iron The last cast iron part, marked as “x”...
- Page 16 Ultime MF 600-75 WHE 1S: x = 30mm long (2 teeth) Ultime MF 800-50 WHE 1S / Ultime MF 800-75 WHE 1S: x = 110mm long (6teeth) Ultime MF 1050-50 WHE 1S / Ultime MF 1050-75 WHE 1S: x = 120mm standard piece (6teeth) Ultime MF 1300-50 WHE 1S: x = 120mm standard piece (6teeth) ULTC_WHE_EN_05...
- Page 17 Step 7: Place the ribbed cast iron parts on the right side. Start from the front after the first part with 2 large parts and end with 1 small part. The tooth must be oriented to the rear side. See figure 6. Tooth Figure 6: Cast iron ULTC_WHE_EN_05...
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Page 18: Insulation
Insulation Fitting additional insulation around the convection case, appropriate for such applications (temperature range, fire safety, no dust emission) is compulsory. For insulating the fireplace, only Promafour 400 with 15 mm thickness can be used. This is a solid panel having no loose fibres. Hence, no loose fibres can enter the convection current. Custom-made Promafour panels are available as an option. -
Page 19: Flue Gas Duct
Profiled section for fixing of insulation Flue gas duct The minimum height of the chimney for a comfortable fire is 5 m measured from the connection nozzle to the top of the chimney excluding the rain cap. The appliance has been designed for a natural draught of 12Pa. The duct must be insulated thermally in order to avoid condensation and to improve the draught. -
Page 20: Flue Gas Valve
The flue gas valve can be adjusted in function of the chimney draught. The initial adjustment can solely be carried out by Metalfire. Please contact your dealer. Convection air The appliance is fitted with a convection system ensuring heat recovery in the room. To that end, a number of rules must be observed. - Page 21 Connection nozzle Cut-out opening Convection air Convection air Nozzle 3 Nozzle 2 Convection air Nozzle 4 Convection air Nozzle 1 Flue gas duct Ø 300 Figure 8: Connection nozzles ULTC_WHE_EN_05...
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Page 22: Supply Of Ambient Air
Supply of ambient air In order to keep the system balanced, the supply of ambient air is necessary. Every appliance has 2 connecting nozzles for ambient air at the bottom left and right of the appliance (see figure 9) (photograph 11). Connecting the ambient air directly to the appliance is not strictly necessary. - Page 23 Connecting plate with connecting ring Ø 150mm Figure 9: Combustion air The connection of the external air supply can be connected at the bottom of the appliance. Via the convection jacket the air goes upward and is preheated when it enters the room. The appliance will consume air from the room for combustion.
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Page 24: Distances To Keep From Combustible Items
Flexible duct Convection air Connection of flue gas duct * Flexible duct Flexible duct Convection air Convection air Connecting plate fresh air Connecting plate fresh air Flexible duct Flexible duct Fresh air Suction of ambient air * Valve Connecting grate Fresh air * * = Not supplied Figure 10: Convection air... -
Page 25: Commissioning Test
INSTALLATION OF THE GRATE . 300 MM FROM CEILING Flue gas duct EATED AIR CONVECTION Flexible duct for Convection air Partition wall Finish by customer Insulation fixed to appliance Ambient air supply Fresh air supply Figure 11: Convection air 5.12 Commissioning test A basic test of the fireplace must be carried out before commencing with the fireplace surround. -
Page 26: Fuel
5.12.1 Fuel The Ultime C is suitable for burning wood. The humidity level of the wood should be no more than 15% for good combustion. If this not the case, the fireplace window will rapidly become dirty, the heat of the fire will be significantly lower and the chimney will become clogged more quickly, which increases the risk of chimney fire. -
Page 27: Operating Instructions
Do not use the appliance if the glass in the door is cracked or broken. If defective, the glass in the door must be replaced immediately by a competent Metalfire installer. This fireplace is only intended for additional heating, i.e. not for continuous use. - Page 28 Glass door in open position. The glass is now easy to access for cleaning purposes. Some detergents may damaged the fireplace seals, so prevent detergents from coming into contact with the seals. Only clean the glass once the fireplace has cooled down completely.
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Page 29: Regulating The Combustion Air
6.2.3 Regulating the combustion air The combustion air supply can be adjusted using the supplied lever. Maximum air supply for combustion is achieved when the movable lever is moved to the extreme right-hand side. If the lever is in the central position, the fireplace burns at the nominal heat output when the chimney is drawing at 12 Pascal. -
Page 30: Lighting The Fire
Lighting the fire Move the combustion air adjustor to the extreme right-hand side. Move the lifting door upwards. Check whether the ash pan is empty. Put split kindling wood on top of the grate surface. Light the wood using firelighters Leave the lifting door ajar with a gap of 5 cm to fuel the fire. -
Page 31: Maintenance
Regularly remove ash remains that have fallen into the area under the ash pan. Damaged seals must be replaced. Have this carried out by a competent Metalfire installer. The flue pipe should be cleaned and inspected at least once a year. -
Page 32: Guarantee
In the case of service at home outside the guarantee period, the following costs will be charged: material costs, labour costs and travel expenses. Reservation Metalfire NV reserves the right to change brochures, installation instructions and manuals without prior notice. All rights to guarantee will be void when these installation instructions and manuals have not been observed. -
Page 33: Problem Solver
- Did the flue gas duct have its annual cleaning ? - Check the humidity of the wood. Only fire dry wood. - Modification of the flue gas valve (only by MetalFire). - Underpressure in the room (for instance due to cooking hood, mechanical ventilation,…).
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