User manual

INSTALLATION AND USE MANUAL

Chapter 4

page 18

The walls surrounding the stove should be made from non combustible

materials (e.g. block, brick, concrete, fire-rated plasterboard

construction, etc) and at all times minimum safe distances to

combustibles must be observed.

We recommend installing the outer body of the stove first in the

required cavity (see section 4.4.2 to remove firebox).

4.4.1. FITTING OF REFRACTORY WALLS (ALUTEC

)

To protect against damage during shipping, the rear refractory firebrick

(inner ceramic wall) is not in place and must be installed before the

stove is used.

To install the rear brick first open the door and remove the upper

deflector in Calorite B. Hold the rear brick in place with the smooth side

facing out and slide the holding brackets down either side of the brick

to secure in position against the side bricks.

To facilitate stove installation all of the refractory firebricks may be

lifted out of the stove to make it lighter for handling. Please handle

the refractory firebricks very carefully as they are brittle and

may crack or chip if handled roughly.

Sequence for Removing Refractory Walls:

First remove the upper deflector B and then the rear brick. Lift out the

left hand side brick followed by the 3 base bricks. Remove the right

hand side brick last. Refit in reverse sequence.

4.4.2. INSERT ASSEMBLY

To facilitate insertion of the insert, the firebox can be removed from the

outer cladding or and the flue collar can be removed to facilitate the

connection to the flue pipe.

4.4.2.1.

Removal of the Flue Collar

Open the stove door, remove the upper deflector in calorite B and

unscrew the screws that tighten the flue union D (fig.5); after creating

the connection to the flue pipe and inserting the fireplace stove,

reinstall the union D being careful to connect it correctly with the flue

pipe tube, tighten the screws properly and reposition the deflector in

calorite B.

4.4.2.2.

Removal of the firebox

After removing the flue collar, continue by removing the protective

panel A by unscrewing the locking screws and then remove the fixing

screws (C) that hold the firebox to the outer cladding; at this point the

firebox can be separated from the outer cladding by sliding it forwards

to facilitate the assembly.

Figure 5 – Insert removal