Technical Instructions For The Installer; Instructions For The Installer; Technical Instructions; Chimney - WANDERS Bordeaux Orsanne Gebrauchsanweisung Und Montage Vorschriften

1. 0 TECHNICAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER

Important
Before installing and putting the gas hearth into operation, it is important to read these instructions
carefully and keep them for future reference.
When constructing our stoves, we devote our greatest attention not only to design and appearance but
also to maximum user-friendliness and operational safety.
We therefore have absolute confidence that you will enjoy the fireplace you selected for many years.

2.0 INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER

2.1 Technical instructions

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Check whether you received the stove for the right kind of gas (this is indicated on the type
identification tag).
• Check whether the gas pressure is right (this is indicated on the type identification tag).
• The air needed for combustion is taken from the room, so be sure that there is sufficient
ventilation.
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Never place this hearth in a mechanically ventilated home.
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Combustion gases need to be discharged through an exhaust pipe suitable for this purpose.
• The stove must be connected and checked by a certified gas installer.
• Making changes to the setting values and other adjustments needs to be done by a certified
installer and in accordance with the requirements.
• The hearth must be installed into a fireproof recess.
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If you use an existing smoke channel, you must place a corrosion-proof steel tube on the stove
measuring at least 0.5m long with a diameter of at least 100mm.
• Always have your chimney flue professionally cleaned before placing the gas hearth.
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Always comply with the currently applicable regulations for gas units.
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Overall size of the encasement: height 511mm, width 660mm and depth 323mm.
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When building in the appliance, there must be approximately 5cm clearance between the recess
and the fireplace.
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The hearth must be installed in accordance with the currently applicable local and regional
regulations.

2.1.1 Chimney

If the chimney has previously served as an exhaust for a coal or oil stove, it must be cleaned by a
professional. Though a gas fireplace can operate well on little chimney draw, it is advisable to have the
chimney checked for any blockages or obstructions, etc.

2.2 Installing the hearth

Remove the packaging
1. Remove the two screws behind the control panel (see illustration 1) and lift off the glass window.
2. Remove the four screws of the decorative frame, and remove the frame (see illustration 2).
3. Remove the two screws of the chimney connector, and slide the plate out of the rails (see illus. 3).
Mount the flexible pipe to the connector.
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5. Then place the stove into the housing and slide the connector back into place.
6. Connect the gas in accordance with the instructions (see also ´gas connection´)
7. Check whether all gas connections are gastight; you can use soap water or a gas-leak detector.
8. Assemble the receiver of the remote control (see also 'remote control').
9. Replace the decorative frame.
10. Put the logs into place (see the section on placing the log set)
Put the glass window back into place. Avoid touching the glass because finger marks cannot be
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removed after the stove has been lit up.
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