User manual DEVILLE C07867

[. . . ] 2 Characteristics and size of the smoke flue to which the appliance must be connected 5. 5 Ventilation of the area in which the appliance is to be installed 5. 1 Installation within an existing fireplace made of refractory materials 5. 2 Installation within an existing fireplace made of refractory materials 5. [. . . ] The ventilation of the hood will be realized as for a new fireplace (refer to § 5. 1 General recommendations To reduce the weight of the appliance, and make its installation easier, remove the deflector, the other cast iron parts placed inside the unit, and also the doors (also remove the polystyrene wedge holding the deflector). 2 Use of the lateral squares They make the embedding of the appliance within the fireplace easier. Before casing the insert, screw on the sides of the unit the 4 screws supplied (there are 2 holes on each side). Stop the screwing in order to be able to fit easily, without too much play, the side squares on the screws after having put the appliance in its place. Once the appliance is installed, slide the 2 squares, cut-out parts facing screws, then take squares down up to floor (refer to Fig. Nd rd Introduce the control stem through the hot air grille (between 2 and 3 bar from the top of the grille), then reassemble successively the ring, spring and crossbar. Adjust the whole on the appliance and fix the grille with 2 of the screws supplied in the bag (use the 2 holes placed at the bottom of the grille). Refit the flap, tighten its fixing screw (vertical key for vertical flap). 4 Hot air supply Hot air can be supplied in the adjacent rooms : Remove the 4 pre-cut obturators on the top of the appliance : drill (using a Ø 6 bit) through the 3 existing holes (Ø 2). Put the Ø 125 hot air outlets supplied with the appliance in place of the obturators (Fig. Slightly unscrew the 2 fixing screws of the hot air grille ; then slide the obturating plate between the grille and the unit itself. 6 Final fitting of the turbo insert Once your turbo insert is in its right position, replace all cast iron parts previously removed, successively the deflector, plates, combustion grate and door. For a 20° room temperature, when the control lever is set on 0, the gap between the supporting plate and the C flap must be zero (cold appliance) (Fig. However the flap must be subjected to no thrust, it must lift from its supporting plate when the knob is set to position 1. If required, change the flap adjustment by acting upon the adjustment knob : access inside the ashpan compartment. NOTA : With use, it may become difficult to turn the thermostat knob (graphite grease, motor oil) (refer to arrows on Fig. In that case, oil the control screw Your "closed hearth" is an extremely efficient heating appliance : High output, slow burning, adjustable output by thermostatic regulation. 1 FIRST LIGHTING When the fireplace is completed and the appliance in place, give the various building materials time to dry : connection and seals on the smoke pipe, stones, hood, etc. 1), build a moderate fire for the first few hours using just one log with a diameter of about 15 cm, with the thermostat set on position 4 : this will ensure that the temperature of all the parts of the fireplace increases gradually and that the appliance will expand normally. You may find that initially the insert gives off a smell of paint, in which case simply air the room. It is advisable to use only well-seasoned wood with a maximum moisture content of 20 %, i. [. . . ] TERMS AND CONDITIONS Apart from the legal warranty, particularly for latent defects, Deville guarantees to deliver the furniture in case of obvious defects or non-conformity to the ordered furniture. Without prejudice to the provisions that are to be taken concerning the carrier, claims on delivery of furniture concerning the obvious defects or the non conformity, must be issued by the Buyer in writing a registered letter with confirmation of receipt to Deville company with in 5 days after noticing the defect. It is up to the Buyer to prove the reality of the noticed defects and irregularities. The Buyer must let Deville every opportunity of noticing any of those defects and irregularities in order to salve then. [. . . ]