alfaplam ALFA TERM-27 Installation, Setup And Operation Instructions

Stove used for local heating

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STOVE USED FOR LOCAL HEATING
ALFA TERM -27
INSTALLATION, SETUP AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

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  • Page 1 STOVE USED FOR LOCAL HEATING ALFA TERM -27 INSTALLATION, SETUP AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS...
  • Page 2: Technical Data

    0. TECHNICAL DATA HEATING CAPACITY WITH THE GRATE IN DOWN POSITION: 27,56 kW / 26,7 kW Nominal heating capacity (wood/coal) 7,44 kW / 6,4 kW Heating capacity by radiation of heat (wood/coal) 20,12 kW / 20,3 kW Heating capacity to water (wood/coal) HEATING CAPACITY WITH THE GRATE IN UP POSITION: 20 kW / 20kW Nominal heating capacity (wood/coal)
  • Page 3: Purpose

    DEAR CUSTOMERS! Thank you for placing your trust in us and purchasing our stove used for local heating. We assure you that you have chosen a cost-effective, quality product, which is the result of our extensive experience in manufacturing stoves and furnaces that are used for local heating. We hope that we fully met your demands in both design and the size of the living area you need to heat.
  • Page 4 Figure 1...
  • Page 5: Connecting To Chimney

    If a cabinet is mounted above the stove, minimum clearance between the stove’s cooktop and the cabinet should be at least 70 cm. Combustible materials (e.g. wallpapers, door casings, doors, etc.) require a clearance to flue pipes of at least 20 cm. This clearance can be reduced if flue pipes are thermally insulated and if the temperature of surrounding objects does not exceed 80°C.
  • Page 6 A chimney is properly functioning, if it meets the following conditions (Fig. 3): If it extends the height of the rooftop (ridge, highest point) by at least 0.5 m, If it extends the height of the house adjacent to the chimney, tree or other barrier, If it is built inside house walls or, if the chimney is built on the outside walls, it must be well insulated, If the chimney connection is tightly connected to the chimney, if the connection is extended, If it is properly cleaned and free of birds nests, dirt and soot,...
  • Page 7: Flow Pipe And Return Pipe (Fig. 4, Items 1 And 2 And Fig. 7 And 8, Items 3 And 10)

    6. INSTALLING THE STOVE IN THE WATER HEATING SYSTEM The stove should be installed by a professional, in accordance with appropriate design. The stove is intended for local and central heating. The stove can be installed in closed or open heating circuit. Conform to the standards: JUS M.E7.201 and JUS M.E7.202.
  • Page 8: Thermo Valve (Fig. 7, Item 13)

    6.2 THERMO VALVE (Fig. 7, Item 13) Installation of a thermo valve is MANDATORY in a closed circuit. This specially refers to a closed circuit, when the radiators are submerged and where, in the event that pump operation is stopped for any reason, water temperature in the boiler rapidly increases and overheating occurs very quickly.
  • Page 9: Practical Instructions And Heating System Operation Advice

    7. PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS AND HEATING SYSTEM OPERATION ADVICE - We recommend you to use a closed circuit, due to corrosion hazard related to open circuits. - All connections must be well sealed and tightened. - Before startup, the entire system needs to be tested with water under 2.4 bar pressure. - It is recommended to discharge the water from the system at least once, to empty the system of dirt.
  • Page 10 INSTALLATION OF OPEN CIRCUIT SYSTEM FOR ALFA TERM 27 HEATING STOVE Figure 8 1. Hot water boiler 09. Circulation pump 2. Flue pipe connection 10. Return pipe 3. Distribution pipe 11. Spigot for filling and discharge 4. Open expansion vessel 12.
  • Page 11: Startup And Lighting The Fire

    - It is preferable to install an R1" multistage pump with a flow rate capacity that always meets current system needs. Install block valves immediately downstream and upstream of the pump to enable removal of pump for repairs, replacement etc. without discharging the water from the system. - Install the spigot used for filling and discharging the system on the return pump at the lowest point of the system.
  • Page 12: Using The Grate In The Up And Down Position

    The firebox can also be filled from the cooktop (Fig 12). Lift the cooktop lid using a wrench and load the fuel. It is not recommended to burn organic or other waste in the stove (plastic bags, bones, etc.) because this causes formation of tar deposits on the flue duct walls, which can cause a fire.
  • Page 13: Cooking, Baking And Frying

    11. SECONDARY AND TERTIARY AIR REGULATORS Secondary air regulator is placed in the firebox door (Fig. 1, Item 8 and Fig. 13). It controls additional lighting of fire and burning unburned flue gases. It is opened and closed manually using the knob on the firebox door. Leave the secondary air regulator open when the fire in the stove is lit.
  • Page 14: Conserving The Stove

    14. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE Each time before loading the fuel, clean the grate using a small shovel by opening the grate holder or through open firebox door. Remove the ashes from the ash pan at least once a day and remove the larger residues by opening the ash pan door and grate holder.
  • Page 15: Troubleshooting

    16. TROUBLESHOOTING Table 3 Problem Possible cause Repair Water pressure in the Installation is not Check whether all welded connections, threaded system dropping slowly. sealed. connections, unions etc. are sealed. Radiators are cold at Air in the system and system’s maximum Increase system pressure and bleed the air from the small pressure in the height and a low sound...
  • Page 16 No power at electrical Check and tighten all screws at connection points. connection. Check and, if necessary, replace the switches, fix Connectors are loose. motor connection or installation connection problems. Faulty capacitor. Replace capacitor. Circulation pump does not activate or it trips Each time you start heating, check whether the rotor the switch turns easily.
  • Page 17 Low calorific value of Change fuel. fuel. Oversized heating Outlet water system (too many Turn off some radiators. temperature not right radiators) (too low) Not enough fuel has been loaded in the Increase the quantity of fuel in the firebox. firebox.
  • Page 18: Table Of Contents

    17.0 GUARANTEE CONDITIONS 17.1. TIME OF GUARANTEED SERVICING This implies the period during which we guarantee the service, accessories and space parts, starting from the day of purchase of the device. The time of guaranteed servicing is in accordance with the valid legal regulations. In case of change of the model and the design of the device, the term for change of parts that have modified design is within the legal term.
  • Page 19 Outline dimensions of ALFA TERM 27 stove Figure 16...

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