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- Page 1 HOW TO OPERATING MANUAL...
- Page 2 Climate neutral printed by Valmedia AG Version 09/2010 The latest version can be downloaded at www.attika.ch.
- Page 3 Decades of experience, intensive development work and the use of high-quality materials guarantee you superior functionality from your a t t i k a fireplace. However, this does require installation by a specialist and correct operation.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
COMPONENTS Fireplace components PLEASE NOTE Chimney Construction type Installation instructions Combustion air AIR system SAFETY Safety distances Safety instructions Fuels OPERATION First-time use Ignition Adding wood Wood feed quantity per hour Combustion process Regulating the heat level Heating with open firebox doors... -
Page 5: Fireplace Components
The chimney and fireplace together form one unit. The fireplace can only function properly if the chimney and the fireplace are matched. The key factor is the length and diameter of the chimney. The flue should reach up at least 4.5m from the firebox base. -
Page 6: Installation Instructions
Take special care to leave necessary combustion air ducts open when operating the fireplace and to make sure that air supply grilles are not easily closed. If any extractor hoods and fans that draw air are installed in the same room as the fireplace or in connected rooms, they can impair the function of the stove. -
Page 7: Safety Distances
If your fireplace has a swivel mechanism, you must also keep to the prescribed safety distances according to the table below at all times. -
Page 8: Safety Instructions
Otherwise, the flooring (particularly parquet flooring) may be damaged. – Before using the fireplace for the first time, check that no foreign objects are in the firebox or the ash drawer. – All fireplaces become hot when lit. In particular, please do not touch the door or glass pane. -
Page 9: First-Time Use
On the third use, heat the stove for approx. 2 hours at maximum heat level (rated heat output + 2kW), so that the coating is burnt in completely. -
Page 10: Adding Wood
When your fireplace is not in use, set the regulator to the air supply position. 10) If the flue tube of your fireplace is fitted with a butterfly valve (optional), you can control the flue gas flow during the embers phase (after the last flames have gone out). -
Page 11: Wood Feed Quantity Per Hour
A risk of overheating can be ruled out as long as the maximum heat level is not exceeded and no unsuitable fuels are used. -
Page 12: Combustion Process
The minimum heat output is 2kW below the rated heat output (light load operation). If less wood is added, the fireplace will barely reach the necessary operating temperature, which can lead to incomplete combustion and the ceramic glass becoming soiled with soot. -
Page 13: Regulating The Heat Level
The heat level of your fireplace also depends on the draught of your chimney. It can be impaired by the diameter of the chimney or if the effective chimney height (the measurement between the fireboxbase and the upper edge of the chimney above the roof) is smaller than 4.5m. -
Page 14: Heat Exchange/Convection
Expansion noises Please note that during the heating or cooling down of the fireplace, creaking or ticking noises may be heard. These are completely normal and occur when the materials expand due to the high differences in temperature. This expansion can involve several millimetres and can also be observed with other objects such as wooden roof constructions or strongly heated car parts. -
Page 15: Wood Moisture
Only store already dried wood in dry cellar rooms. – We recommend that, before use, you store the firewood in the wood compartment or next to the fireplace for 2–3 days. It will thus once again lose a large proportion of its residual moisture. Wood moisture The heat value of wood depends very greatly on the wood moisture. -
Page 16: Seals
The steel parts of the fireplace are coated with heat-resistant paint. In the course of time, its protective function can wear off on account of damaged coating, so that a light rust film can develop in places if the surrounding air is very humid. You can easily remove this rust film with dry steel wool or a Scotch-Brite cleaning pad. -
Page 17: Ceramic Glass
This type of granite may only be wiped with a dry, clean, lint-free cloth. Firebox lining The firebricks/vermeculite plates protect the body of the fireplace from overheating. Over a period of time, the extreme variations in temperature can cause cracks in your firebricks/verme- culite plates;... -
Page 18: Patina
Firesite sets Beautifully designed sets using the finest materials make the everyday operation and use of the fireplace easier for you. Order our accessories brochure or purchase our practical accessories direct from our website www.attika.ch. -
Page 19: Troubleshooter
– Foreign objects – Dust deposits Nois – Expansion nois Room too warm – Heat level 13, 14 Stove emitting sandblast balls – Sand deposits in the fireplace Vacuum, 8, 17 Please contact your specialized dealer with problems or questions. -
Page 20: Guarantee
Please contact your specialized dealer if a claim arises. They will carefully test your fireplace with us and determine whether there is a right to a claim under the guaran- tee. If this is the case, we will decide the way in which the damage will be remedied. - Page 21 NOTES...
- Page 22 NOTES For you Installer Ø Date of installation Model...
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Page 23: Manufacturer
Architect Trade fair Other Acquaintance Builder’s letter Did you visit our exhibition in Cham? Were you satisfied with the advice you received in Cham? Which criteria were most important in choosing your fireplace? Design Functions (chimney stove/stove) Quality/workmanship Advice Price... - Page 24 No stamp required Nicht frankieren RETURN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE Ne pas affranchir Non affrancare Business reply mail Geschäftsantwortsendung Invio commerciale-risposta Correspondance commerciale-réponse Sender ATTIKA FEUER AG Brunnmatt 16 6330 Cham, Switzerland...
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