User manual VARDE IN-LINE MONTERING MANUAL

[. . . ] Congratulations on your new fireplace insert Before you fit your new Varde Ovne fireplace insert and begin to use it, we recommend that you read these fitting instructions. consult your local fireplace dealer or chimney sweep for the current regulations covering the fitting of fireplace inserts. This will ensure that your particular fireplace insert is correctly fitted. [. . . ] To connect the fireplace insert to the chimney, you must first install the flexible tubing in the chimney. | Pull the tubing 20-30 cm up into the chimney from the fireplace, until the access hatch is reached. It is important that the inside of the chimney and pipes can be cleaned, so it is necessary to fit an access hatch. The location of the access hatch can be a major help when you later install the flexible tubing. Other regulations for the installation of access hatches must always be observed. Once the tubing is secured in the chimney, the accompanying 45° flue should be attached to the other end of the tubing. | Remove the vermiculite plates and the base slab from the insert in the order shown. Before replacing the vermiculite plates and the base slab, adjust the fireplace insert until it is straight and flush with the front of the fireplace. | You can also fasten the insert to the bottom of the fireplace with a couple of frame screws, concrete screws or the like, via the two large holes in the base. | Replace the vermiculite plates and the base slab in the insert , in the order shown. | Fill in the top 2-3 cm with fireplace mortar to fix the tubing in place. All local regulations, including those that refer to national and European standards, must be complied with during fitting, e. The Danish building regulations for small houses, BR-S 98, published by the National Agency for Enterprise and Construction. If there is a floor made of combustible material by the fireplace insert, this must naturally be covered by a panel of non-combustible material such as a steel plate, glass sheet, Dutch brick or artificial slate. [. . . ] The presence of flames means that smoke and gases are still being produced, and there is thereby a risk of smoke downdraught. | The air supply can be adjusted while the fire is burning using the air inlet, as shown. | Replace the vermiculite plates or base slab if cracks or breaks appear with a width of more than ½ cm, as the lifetime of the fireplace insert will otherwise be greatly reduced. [. . . ]