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- Page 1 Installation and User’s Manual NV Series It is important to read this manual carefully before installing and using your appliance. V1_05_06_2014...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Index 1. Introduction 2. Diagram of equipment 3. Technical Features 4. Installation 5. Fan kit Diagram 6. Using the equiment 7. Maintenance and Cleaning 8. Troubleshooting 9. Warranty Conditions 10. Warranty Certificate... -
Page 3: Introduction
1. Introduction First of all we would like to congratulate you on purchasing your ADF appliance. The result of a constant search for innovation and quality, these appliances are designed and constructed in accordance with both current Portuguese and European legislation, guaranteeing excellent heating performance in the homes where they are installed. - Page 4 Wood which has varnish, paint, cement and glues. These can release toxic gases, besides damaging the stove. All ADF appliances are designed to burn wood, and only wood that is dry with less than 20% humidity. Damp wood or other types of fuel that are not recommended will lead to loss of...
- Page 5 Heat Propagation There are three forms of heat transmission in a Biomass appliance. However it is through radiation that your appliance will gain the greatest benefits. Your stove will naturally cause air movements which are sucked into the lower part and natural convection released through the upper part of the stove.
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Page 6: Diagram Of Equipment
2- Diagram of equipment NV Series Pos. Designação Pos. Designação Door handle Released convection Air combustion control Admission convection Refractory firebox panel Screw lock's the convection distribution (see pg.10) Convection primary control Fan controller (Ventilator) Flue outlet secondary convection outlet (hot air distribution) Admission secondary convection... -
Page 7: Technical Features
3- Technical Features Technical Features 680 NV 820 NV 1000 NV Nominal Heat Output 11,8 12,5 13,7 Energy Efficiency CO emissions Average temperature of ºC combustion products Chimney draft at nominal heat output Flue outlet (mm) Width (carter - front) (685 –... - Page 8 Warnings A wood-burning stove is, by nature, an appliance which operates at high temperatures. This means paying attention to potential situations of risk and making sure they are avoided. With this in mind, please pay particular attention to children whose natural curiosity may put them at risk and, therefore, should be kept well away from any heating appliance.
- Page 9 Important Recomendations It is recommended that you engage your installation by a qualified and accredited professional. Be careful, the outside of the stove is hot. Use suitable protective gloves whenever you need to touch any of the hot parts of the appliance or to load the wood while it is working.
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Page 10: Installation
You will only get the maximum efficiency from your appliance if the chimney is also efficient. Before installing your ADF appliance check that the chimney is clean and unobstructed. If you have any difficulties ask a professional to examine the chimney. - Page 11 Encasing the fireplace The appliance must be installed in areas that have adequate bearing capacity and are composed of non-combustible materials. If the area where the equipment will be installed no longer fulfills this requirement, appropriate measures should be taken (for example, a plate load distribution).
- Page 12 You will only get the maximum efficiency from your appliance if the chimney is also efficient. Before installing your ADF appliance check that the chimney is clean and unobstructed. If you have any difficulties ask a professional to examine the chimney.
- Page 13 The need to gain access for the maintenance of the tubing must be taken into account, therefore the fixing of the tubing should not be permanent. The chimney must be at least 0.6m from the highest part of the roof. In any other area which is not the highest point, it should be at least 1 m above the roof.
- Page 14 Convection distribution – installation examples 1. Entrance of air into the appliance 2. Exit of air from the appliance 3. Entrance of air into the appliance chamber 4. Exit of air from the appliance chamber 1. Entrance of air into the appliance 2.
- Page 15 1. Entrance of air into the appliance 2. Exit of air from the appliance to other rooms 3. Entrance of air into the appliance chamber 4. Exit of air from the appliance chamber 5. Admission of air from the outside, recommended in houses with poor renewal of air Note: Under no circumstances should the appliance be cemented into its surroundings.
- Page 16 SOME OF THE MOST IMPORTANT CURRENT REGULATIONS EN13384-1: 2003 - Chimneys – Thermal and Fluid dynamic calculation methods - Parte 1: EN 2006 - Chimneys for appliances EN1857: 2003 - Chimneys – Components – flue liners EN1457: 1999 Clay/ceramic flue liners - Requirements and test methods ...
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Page 17: Fan Kit Diagram
Danger of Electrocution: The tasks of handling and installation of the electrical components of the stove ADF, must be carried out by professionally qualified person, aware of the dangers and knowledgeable of the technical characteristics of the elements. -
Page 18: Using The Equiment
6- Using the equipment Ignition LIGHTING ( FROM COLD) When using this appliance for the first time, or after a prolonged break, it is extremely important to carefully examine the chimney and check that it is clean and unobstructed. If you have any problems ask a professional to carry out an inspection. -
Page 19: Maintenance And Cleaning
If sooting appears on the glass it can normally be removed by using a product specifically for cleaning glass. If the darkening persists, ask ADF or one of our agents for a cleaning product specifically to remove carbon residues. - Page 20 Fires This ADF appliance was designed in accordance with existing legislation so as to minimise eventual risks of a fire in the chimney. However, should this occur: Remain calm and check that conditions are safe enough for you to close down the appliance.
- Page 21 The manufacturer of ADF stoves hereby declares that all models described above are in compliance with general safety requirements. However, it cannot be held responsible if alterations have been made to the product without due written authorization from the Manufacturer.
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Page 22: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting If you follow all the instructions described in this manual you shouldn’t have any problems in enjoying your stove to the full. However, if you do need to seek technical assistance, first check that: All the instructions provided in this manual have been followed. If there have been any changes around the appliance which could have resulted in the problem. -
Page 23: Warranty Conditions
The warranty is limited to the replacement / repair by ADF or its agent the admittedly damaged components, and excludes any other sort of coverage or... -
Page 24: Warranty Certificate
Client Signature _______________________ Note: The guarantee covers the exchange and/or restoration by ADF or its agent of the components that are acknowledged as damaged and excludes any other type of cover or compensation such as costs of removal and reinstallation of the appliance. - Page 28 Www.adf.pt adf@adf.pt...