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Considera�ons

INSTALLATION AND TESTING

Test the chimney thoroughly

We recommend that a smoke test is carried out to check for gas �ghtness within your flue and for chimney draughts. Lining and

insula�ng your chimney before installa�on is highly recommended. Ensure there is adequate access to the chimney to allow for

sweeping on a regular basis.

Consider addi�onal ven�la�on

Suitability

Air Damper

We strongly recommend that you consider ven�la�on requirements before installa�on of your appliance. If your appliance smokes or

does not burn very keenly, but improves no�ceably when you open a window, this is a sign that you need to install addi�onal

ven�la�on. See Ven�la�on - Introduc�on and Safety sec�on for more informa�on.

Make sure that the area in which the appliance is to be fi�ed is suitable for this appliance. Walls adjacent to the appliance should be

of a suitable non-combus�ble construc�on material, preferably brick, as this appliance can reach external temperatures of up to and

above 300°C. Check adequate precau�ons are taken to prevent touching hot appliances. Always use adequate heat proof protec�on,

such as the supplied glove, when opera�ng the metal handle as it will become hot during use and for some �me a�erwards.

It is recommended that chimneys with a strong up draught be fi�ed with a flue damper or draught stabiliser to allow the chimney

draught to regulate properly. No damper should close the flueway completely - not less than 20% of the total chimney or flue pipe

should remain open at all �mes.

Adjustment points on the appliance

The door handle has a sophis�cated adjustment system, however, it comprises of

only 4 parts and can be adjusted very simply from the outside. Over �me, the door

rope will fla�en and the seal may start to let uncontrolled air into the appliance.

This may allow unwanted air into the combus�on box and could increase the

speed of the burn. This will affect the controllability of the appliance and at this

point, you should adjust the handle;

Insert the supplied Allen key into the hole in the side of the door containing

Adjus�ng the handle

the set-screw. Turn it an�-clockwise to slacken the set-screw un�l the door

handle becomes loose. Once loose, turn the handle the correct way as shown

in the drawing to the le�. On comple�on, slowly re-�ghten the set-screw un�l

the handle is set properly and the door shuts �ghtly again.

Summary of Contents for Vue Landscape

Page 1: ...1 of 24 Vue Landscape 5 8kW Nom 5kW Mul Fuel Free Standing Installa on and opera ng manual English...

Page 2: ...Pass Emissions of combus on products Related to 13 O2 CO 0 08 vol Nox 85 mg m CxHy 32 mg m Dust 26 mg m Surface temperature Pass Measured thermal output 5 0kW Energy efficiency 80 3 Release of danger...

Page 3: ...afety Ven la on 5 Safety Clean air act 1993 and smoke control areas 6 Adjus ng the handle 9 Fi ng and connec ons 10 Tes ng 10 Before you start 7 Item check list 8 Safety check list 8 Considera ons 9 S...

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Page 5: ...ity of your chimney and appliance beforehand Within the UK Document J of the Building Regula ons contains further informa on regarding the installa on of solid fuel appliances This can be viewed by se...

Page 6: ...ncluding designa on and supervision of smoke control areas and you can contact them for details of Clean Air Act requirements Our appliance the 5 8kW Vue Landscape mul fuel stove has been recommended...

Page 7: ...Ensure the suitability of your hearth The appliance should be installed on a minimum 12mm thick non combus ble hearth The hearth should extend to a minimum distance of 225mm in front of the appliance...

Page 8: ...h the manufacturer s instruc ons Please Note Regular maintenance and chimney sweeping is s ll essen al This product weighs 101kg Take necessary precau ons and care when li ing and handling this applia...

Page 9: ...s use adequate heat proof protec on such as the supplied glove when opera ng the metal handle as it will become hot during use and for some me a erwards It is recommended that chimneys with a strong u...

Page 10: ...nking plate should be posi oned over whichever outlet is not being used A register plate not supplied may be required to seal off the throat of the fireplace and has a hole for a flue pipe It also pro...

Page 11: ...red for ligh ng the stove and controlling a stove burning wood fuel When burning smokeless fuels this should be in the closed posi on once the fire has established Ter ary air is required for ensuring...

Page 12: ...Step 1 Place two small dry split logs split on the fire bed Kindling stacked as in the picture which allows combus on air to flow freely and will aid igni on On top of the kindling two or more non tox...

Page 13: ...alight and burning The side air intake Secondary air can be used if addi onal air is needed Slide the control in to increase the air and pull out to decrease the secondary air More pieces of fuel can...

Page 14: ...ot fires are more efficient than large slumbering ones Most of the energy in burning wood is released as a bright flame The turbulence in the flames creates good mixing between the combus on air and t...

Page 15: ...okeless fuels have an excellent heat output and a very long fire life that easily lasts through the night Smokeless fuels are not difficult to light and produce li le ash Anthracite Anthracite is a na...

Page 16: ...flames The vermiculite insula on is not covered by the manufacturer s warranty and may need replacing over me Door glass Blackening of the door glass is usually a result of burning damp wood See Prob...

Page 17: ...Running temperature Safety Ven la on Smoke in the room when refueling Poor chimney performance Consult a chimney sweep or your installa on engineer Check the posi on of any fi ed flue damper to make s...

Page 18: ...pliance be allowed to get too hot and overheat you should close the Primary and Secondary air controls fully using the glove provided Keep the fire door closed and allow the fire to burn down and the...

Page 19: ...ue Landscape Vue Landscape Logstore Width 490mm 490mm Height 570mm 765mm Depth 380mm 380mm Firebox width 395mm internal 395mm internal Weight Appliance 101kg Packaging 8kg Combined 109kg Appliance 110...

Page 20: ...be ac vated Any product purchased outside of our registered Retailer Network will carry a standard 12 month non extendable warranty It is a condi on of the Extended Warranty that the installa on compl...

Page 21: ...s been through these instruc ons with the owner of the appliance TO FIND A QUALIFIED INSTALLER FUEL SUPPLIER or CHIMNEY SWEEP CONTACT UK TheSolidFuelAssociation 95HighStreet ClayCross Chesterfield Der...

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Page 24: ...stove Ltd Technical support UK Distributor Unit H1 Mendip Industrial Estate Rooksbridge Somerset BS26 2UG Tel 44 0 1934 750500 Fax 44 0 1173 156207 technical eurostove co uk www eurostove co uk F2 Fir...

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