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1. WARNINGS AND WARRANTY CONDITIONS
1.1. SAFETY WARNINGS
Crucial safety guidelines for installation, operation, and general use of the fireplace stove.
1.2. OPERATING WARNINGS
Precautions and warnings related to the correct and safe operation of the fireplace.
1.3. WARRANTY CONDITIONS
Details on warranty coverage, limitations, and exclusions for the product.
1.4. CORRECT DISPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT
Information on the environmentally friendly disposal of the product at its end of life.
2. INSTALLATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH UNI 10683
2.1. OPERATING AREA
Specifies the required room volume and air circulation for safe and efficient operation.
2.2. PRECAUTIONS
Essential precautions to ensure safe and proper installation of the fireplace.
2.3. EXTERNAL AIR INTAKE CONNECTION
Guidelines for connecting the fireplace to an external air source for combustion.
2.4. FLUE PIPE CONNECTION
Instructions for correctly connecting the fireplace to the flue pipe system.
2.5. FLUE PIPE REQUIREMENTS
Specifications and requisites for the flue pipe to ensure proper smoke evacuation.
2.6. COWL
Requirements and types of cowls for optimal chimney system performance.
3. DIMENSIONS AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
3.1. VIVO 70 WOOD DIMENSIONS
Detailed dimensional drawings and measurements for the VIVO 70 WOOD model.
3.2. VIVO 90 WOOD DIMENSIONS
Detailed dimensional drawings and measurements for the VIVO 90 WOOD model.
3.3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Key technical data including fuel consumption, power, efficiency, and flue pipe sizes.
4. INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY
4.1. PREPARATION AND UNPACKING
Steps for safely unpacking and preparing the fireplace stove for installation.
4.2. OPERATING MODE SELECTION
Guide to choosing between natural or forced convection operating modes.
4.3. EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL AIR INTAKE
Comprehensive guide to air intake connections for combustion and ventilation.
4.4. POSITIONING
Instructions on how to position the fireplace stove safely, considering clearances.
4.5. HEIGHT AND BALANCING ADJUSTMENT
Procedure for adjusting the fireplace stove's feet for leveling and stability.
4.6. FLUE PIPE CONNECTION
Detailed instructions for connecting the fireplace to the flue pipe, including insulation.
4.7. CLADDING AND HOOD LINER INSTALLATION
Guidance on installing the cladding and hood liner, ensuring thermal separation.
4.8. INSULATING A WOODEN BEAM
How to properly insulate wooden beams near the fireplace to prevent fire hazards.
4.9. FIREPLACE STOVE INSULATION
General insulation requirements for the fireplace stove and surrounding walls.
5. COMFORT AIR KIT - NATURAL VENTILATION AND FORCED VENTILATION
5.1. KIT COMPONENTS
Lists components for natural and forced ventilation comfort air kits.
5.2. ACCESSORIES
Details available air outlets for the comfort air kit.
5.3. COMFORT AIR KIT INSTALLATION
Step-by-step guide for installing the comfort air kit and its variations.
5.4. CONTROL UNIT INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
Covers control unit composition, positioning, general information, and fan replacement.
5.5. TEMPERATURE PROBE INSTALLATION
Instructions for correctly installing the temperature probe for the control unit.
5.6. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
Wiring diagrams and instructions for connecting fans, lights, and the control unit.
5.7. FAN REPLACEMENT
Steps for safely removing and replacing the fan unit.
6. OPERATION
6.1. PRE-LIGHTING WARNINGS
Important warnings and considerations before the initial lighting of the fireplace.
6.2. OPERATING TEST
Procedure for testing the fireplace stove's operation before final installation.
6.3. CHOICE OF FUEL
Guidance on selecting appropriate wood fuel for optimal performance and longevity.
6.4. FIRST LIGHTING
Step-by-step instructions for the initial lighting and operation of the fireplace.
6.5. LOADING THE FUEL
Proper method for loading wood fuel into the fireplace, including door operation.
6.6. COMBUSTION CONTROL
How to adjust primary and secondary air for efficient combustion control.
6.7. SMOKE VALVE ROD
Use of the smoke valve rod to control draught and prolong combustion.
6.8. EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
Procedures to follow in case of emergencies, such as fires or malfunctions.
7. MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
7.1. USER MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
Routine cleaning tasks that the user can perform on the fireplace stove.
7.1.1. CLEANING THE GLASS
Methods for cleaning the glass door of the fireplace safely and effectively.
7.1.2. CLEANING OUT THE ASHES
Steps for removing ashes from the fire bed after the stove has cooled.
7.1.3. CLEANING REFRACTORY WALLS (ALUTEC®)
Information on the self-cleaning properties of ALUTEC® refractory walls.
7.2. CLEANING BY SPECIALIZED TECHNICIAN
Tasks requiring professional cleaning, such as the flue pipe.
7.2.1. CLEANING FLUE PIPE
Procedure for mechanical cleaning of the flue pipe to prevent fire hazards.

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