Safety Instructions - Faber KOLDING Installationsvorschrift

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The vent system and the opening must conform to local codes.
This is a closed device in a framed-in space, a device without a fan
and with a chimney loss of more than 17% (not condensed).
The natural draught makes it necessary that the intake and exhaust
are at the same pressure. This requirement is automatically satisfied
when you use the Multi-Vent system.
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3. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

The hearth must be installed, connected and checked by an
authorized installer, in accordance with the applicable guidelines for
closed devices and the manufacturer's installation instructions.
The installer must ensure that the gas lines and flue gas exhaust
system have no leaks. The chimney must be tested to ensure that it
functions properly. The regulator and thermostat circuit must also be
checked and a test must be performed to see that the hearth ignites
properly.
Since the hearth is a heat-producing device, all its surfaces, including
the glass, can become extremely hot (> 100 °C).
The control panel door on the front of the hearth as well as the
control knobs themselves are exceptions. They do not become
excessively hot.
We recommend that you burn the hearth at its highest setting for a
few hours after installing it, ensuring that there is good ventilation,
so that the protective coating inside the hearth has a chance to
evaporate.
Since a hearth is a source of warmth, which circulates the air in a
room, it is important that you not burn the hearth immediately after
renovation; the natural air circulation will draw moisture and wet
paint fumes and varnish into the combustion chamber, causing them
to accumulate above the hearth.
The hearth is set to the nominal load, in accordance with the
category stated on the identification plate, and sealed at the factory.
The pilot light is set to the correct flow. See the technical data for
this information. Check that the data on the identification plate
corresponds to the local gas type and pressure. Check that the data
on the identification plate correspond to the type and voltage of the
current in your building.
No combustible material, such as drapes, clothes, laundry, furniture
or any other combustible material must be allowed close to the
hearth. The minimum safe distance is 100 cm.
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