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- Page 1 Version: 07 / 2017 Assembly Instructions ORTNER SE13 84/50/42 LEFT Manual and automatic operation...
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Page 2: Manual And Automatic Operation
ORTNER SE13 84/50/42 L Manual and automatic operation Because the position of the burn-out from the combustion chamber can be determined individually, a length adjustment may be necessary with some components! (Details are provided in the document.) A sufficient quantity of combustion air must be provided (calculation is required). -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Content The following materials are required for the assembly of the Ortner storage corner Technical specifications Important information before the installation Initial steps Outlet to the side or back Outlet top Technical dimensioned drawing General information Fire and heat protection... -
Page 4: The Following Materials Are Required For The Assembly Of The Ortner Storage Corner
The following materials are required for the assembly of the Ortner storage corner • Fibre mat strips (for sealing between the ceramic and the metal parts), included in the delivery • Bedding mortar HK for the bonding of the combustion chamber jacket, included in the delivery •... -
Page 5: Important Information Before The Installation
Check all screws on the frame and retighten, if necessary. • Shell components (red) must always be made gastight with Ortner bedding mortar HK. • Depending on the specific burn-out situation, certain shell components must be cut to length accordingly. -
Page 6: Outlet Top
Outlet top Set up the base frame, level the bottom part Loosen the and if necessary, connect the aluminium screws flexible hose for the combustion air supply. If the frame is not level, loosen the screws of the metal struts on the base frame and on the frame and align the frame vertically. - Page 7 First position the 1st row of the jacket parts dry on the fibre pads in the base frame. The first row is only bonded at the front sides towards each other using bedding mortar HK. GO13a.2 Now press the bottom clamping strip GO13b.2 GO13a against the jacket bricks and secure these...
- Page 8 Place the base plates and the ash bricks in the combustion chamber (do not bond!) Insert the first two rows of GOS in the combustion chamber. No bond is created in the course of this. The designation of the bricks relates to the number of segments.
- Page 9 OPEN JOINT Now install the 3rd row GOS. In the course GOS7 of this, a 6 mm air gap must be created on both sides between the bricks. GOS7 GOS12 GOS7-1 Caution: The GOS without nubs must be GOS12 placed in the top row. GOS7-1 GOS13 Joint pattern GOS:...
- Page 10 Position the deflection plate on the GOS and always slide this to the very back and to the side of the burn-out. GO1.4 GO1.4.1 GO1.4.2 Now position the cover of the post- combustion chamber.
- Page 11 GO13c Bond the cover of the jacket with the side parts. Use ORTNER bedding mortar HK for this task. Caution: The minimum distance between the cover of the post-combustion chamber and the jacket cover must be at least 12 mm.
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Page 12: Technical Dimensioned Drawing
Technical dimensioned drawing (applies to both automatic as well as manual operation) -
Page 13: General Information
The construction and dimensions of the ceramic hot gas flue may be designed in an individual manner. The design of the ceramic hot gas flues must be performed for the Ortner KMS using the Ortner calculation programme (storage mass of the ceramic hot gas flue approx. 600 kg, will significantly affect the assembly situation), and for the construction of chamotte flues in accordance with the technical directive on stove and air heating construction (applies to Germany) or the tiled stove calculation programme (EN 15544). -
Page 14: Fire And Heat Protection
In the event of the use of Ortner Isoboard: 10 cm brick lining + 9 cm Ortner Isoboard. Or 3 cm Isoboard at the mounting wall + active back ventilation (at least 5 cm gap width) + 6 cm Ortner Isoboard (towards the stove, with offset joints). -
Page 15: General
General When using substitute insulation materials, these may only be processed with processing media in accordance with the specifications of the officially recognised suitability certificate (applies to Germany). When dimensionally stable substitute insulation materials are used without brick lining, then these boards must be constructed with at least two layers. -
Page 16: Schematic Sketch
Schematic sketch... - Page 17 10) Insulation of the floor: In the event that the installation surface is stable, however made of combustible components, then floor insulation must be created. This can be performed with the use of a reference or substitute insulation material. In the event of the use of Ortner Isoboard, this corresponds to a layer thickness of 6 cm.
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Page 18: Exploded View
Exploded view...
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