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Table of contents 

 
1.

 

Description 

 

  

 

2.

 

General information, safety

 

instructions   

 

 

 

3

 

3.

 

Data for calculating the

 chimney 

dimensions according to DIN 4705 Part 2 
 

 

 

 

 

 

3

 

4.

 

Construction of the

 HAAS+SOHN 

oil stoves 

 

 

3

 

5.

 

Oil stove installation 

 

 

5

 

6.

 

Connecting the appliance to a central 

oil supply (COS) or  to a living room  

tank   

 

 

5

 

7.

 

Assembling and configuring the oil 

 tanks and inserting the oil pan 

 

5

 

8.

 

Conversion instructions of the model 

"Viking 468.50" to vertical flue pipe  

connection 

 

 

9.

 

Connecting to the chimney

   

8

 

10.

 

Electrical connection of the oil  

stove   

 

 

 

 

11.

 

Oil stove operation 

 

 

9

 

11.1.

 

Suitable fuels

 

 

 

9

 

11.2.

 

Filling the oil tanks   

 

11.3.

 

Initial start-up of your oil stove  9 

11.4.

 

Igniting and normal operation 

10 

11.5.

 

Operating mode between the  

 

      

seasons 

 

 

 

11 

11.6.

 

Shutting down the oil stove 

11 

11.7.

 

Emission limitation   

 

11 

12.

 

Cleaning and maintenance   

11 

12.1.

 Cleaning the burner and the flue pipes

 

 

11

 

12.2.

 Cleaning the oil-carrying parts

 

12

 

12.3.

 Maintenance of primary air limiter 

13

 

12.4.

 Cleaning the appliance surfaces

 

13

 

12.5.

 Maintaining the electric ignition 

13

 

13.

 

Problem solutions -what to do if.. ?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

13

 

14.

 

Warranty 

 

 

 

15 

14.1.

       Genral

 

 

 

 

15

 

14.2.

 

Warranty guidelines   

 

15 

14.3.

 

Complaints

 

 

 

16

 

15.

 

Information concerning spare parts  

          orders 

 

 

16

 

Congratulations  and  many  thanks!  You  are  the  owner  of  a 

HAAS+SOHN  oil  stove 

–  a  quality  product.  Please  read 

these operating instructions carefully. They serve to inform 
you  on  how  to  use  this  stove.  This  will  increase  the 
utilisation  value  of  the  appliance  and  increase  its  service 
life.  Moreover,  you  can  save  fuel  and  protect  the 
environment through correct heating. 
 
According  to  the 

Appliance  Safety  Act

  these  installation 

and  operating  instructions  must  be  seen  as  a  part  of  the 
appliance.  The  instructions  contain  information  on  the 
installation,  for  safe  operation  and  for  possibly  occurring 
faults  and  their  remedy.  In  order  to  comply  with  the 
Appliance  Safety  Act,  these  operating  instructions  must 
therefore  be accessible to the user of the appliance at all 
times. Keep these instructions therefore in a safe place! 
 
We  can  provide  warranty  on  our  products  only  if  you 
comply  with  the  following  guidelines  of  these  installation 
and  operating  instructions  (see  Chapter  14.2.Warranty 
guidelines). 
 

1.  Description 

 

Oil  stoves  are  excellently  suited  for  the  heating  of  living 
and  working  rooms.  The  stove  temperature is regulated 
by  way  of  the  output  controller.  Heating  of  the  room  air 
and  creating  a  comfortable  room  climate  is  largely 
achieved  through  convection  heat.  In  this  way  it  is 
possible  to  rapidly  heat  even  cool  rooms  that  have  not 
been  heated  for  a  longer  period  of  time. The  cold  room 
air  enters  the  oven  in  the  area  of  the  base,  is  heated 
while  rising  in  the  convection  duct  between  combustion 
chamber  and  outer  wall,  exiting  at  the  top  of  the  stove. 
The  proportion  of  radiation  heat  depends  on  the  heat 
radiation from the metal surfaces of the stove and in the 
area of the view window. 

 
In  your  oil  stove  the  steel  plate  combustion  chamber 
stands on the appliance base. The heart of your oil stove 
is  an  evaporation  burner.  It  serves  to  evaporate  and 
combust the liquid fuel oil, converting it into heat. The flue 
gases  escape  through  the  flue  pipe  spigot  and  the  flue 
pipe in the chimney. 
 
An  oil  pan  is  integrated  in  the  base  of  the  appliance. 
HAAS+SOHN oil stoves are surrounded by sidewalls, front 
wall and rear wall. 
 
For  operating  the  appliance  the  oil  stoves  have  been 
prepared for connection to a central oil supply. However it 
is also possible to attach an oil tank to the back of the oil 
stove for operation. The oil controller (make: Toby DVR) is 
mounted  on  a  carrier  plate  inside  the  stove.  The  heat 
output is regulated on the oil regulator by way of a linkage 
with a rotary knob (output controller) in the sidewall. 
 

Summary of Contents for Ibiza 469.50

Page 1: ...t stoves Tiled and slow burning stoves for wood and coal Slow burning and auxiliary stoves for wood coal and oil Fireplace inserts for wood Electric fireplaces Accessories for stove and fireplace Accessories for central oil supply Air humidifiers Haas Sohn Sales in Germany Ofentechnik GmbH Haas Sohn Ofentechnik GmbH Urstein Nord 67 Zur Dornheck 8 A 5412 Puch D 35764 Sinn eMail office haassohn com ...

Page 2: ...or safe operation and for possibly occurring faults and their remedy In order to comply with the Appliance Safety Act these operating instructions must therefore be accessible to the user of the appliance at all times Keep these instructions therefore in a safe place We can provide warranty on our products only if you comply with the following guidelines of these installation and operating instruc...

Page 3: ...tove unobstructed even during the operation of exhaust systems bathroom exhaust fans kitchen extractors etc in your home or in any other connected rooms Stove operation is not jeopardized when the systems only circulate the air within a room or the systems are equipped with safety installations that automatically and reliably prevent vacuum in the installation room It is imperative that you should...

Page 4: ... 181072 181072 181072 18 Control linkage 181059 181059 181059 19 Öil controller 182036 182036 182036 20 Oil inlet spigot with cleaning crank 173137 173137 173137 21 Oil line oil controller burner 181073 181073 182974 22 Tank insert lid 127221 127221 127221 23 Tank strainer 127211 127211 127211 24 Oil level gauge floating ball 127230 127230 127230 27 Fire chamber door 182569 181348 182514 28 Oil gu...

Page 5: ... room tank Article No 1 straight ferrule screw connection 8x8 102151 1 flexible fuel oil hose 50cm 75 cm 100 cm 104212 104213 104214 1 pressure controller 8x8 105170 1 oil pump z B 100280 1 quick closing valve 105146 Additional accessories angular ferrule screw connections T ferrule screw connections reducing screw connections oil flow meter filter change over valves etc are always available from ...

Page 6: ...right of the flue pipe spigot are located in the rear wall of the stove corresponding with the holes of the tank bracket Insert 4 snap on clips see Figures 5 6 either in the 4 left or right slits L or R 4 Now hook the tank bracket into the top and bottom snap on clips see Figure 7 Figure 7 Installing the tank bracket 1 Tank bracket 2 Rear wall 3 Snap on clip Figure 8 Assembly of the insert angles ...

Page 7: ...To do so remove the prepared opening in the rear wall by breaking out the sheet metal and insert the oil guide plate see Figure 2 6 A For emptying or cleaning the oil pan can be removed either from the front or from the rear Figure 11 Ibiza 469 50 Installation of oil guide plate 1 Oil guide plate 2 Recess 3 Rear wall 8 Conversion instructions for the model Viking 468 50 to vertical flue pipe conne...

Page 8: ...lue pipe does not protrude into the free cross section of the chimney see Figure 13 To insert the pipe in the chimney the use of wall lining is recommended Flue pipe connections of neighbouring rooms must be connected to the chimney with at least a 50 cm stagger see figure 13 Wrong With longer flue gas pipe configuration maximum 3 m horizontal sections must be avoided piping that rises in the dire...

Page 9: ...oned above such as petrol benzene engine lubricating oil waste oil or solvents must never be burnt in your heating appliance Neither should you use any additives or other additional substances with your fuel oil Notes 1 Store fuel oil only in tanks intended for this purpose and in suitable storage rooms while observing the regulations of your responsible fire protection authority or building autho...

Page 10: ... the lever will drop automatically This will enable the oil to flow from the oil tank or from the central oil supply to the oil controller Figure 20 Oil controller 1 Control pin 2 Safety lever controller latch 3 Oil drain plug 4 Filter cover with seal When igniting during initial start up oil controller and lines must first be allowed to fill with oil This takes approximately 3 minutes With each s...

Page 11: ...into the burner is not damaged Otherwise the electric ignition function will be detrimentally affected For some maintenance operations you will have to remove the inspection panel the rear wall Viking or sidewall Ibiza see Figures 1 2 On model Viking 468 50 it is only required to lift the inspection panel see Figure 1 below the fire chamber door a few millimetres before unhooking possible without ...

Page 12: ...n either the tank shut off valve or with central oil supply the quick closing valve Remove water in the heating appliance as follows 1 Drain oil from the oil controller by opening the drain plug and the filter cover 2 Unscrew connection line from the oil controller to the burner open end wrench 14 and 17 and drain When installing the oil line ensure that the screw connections are tightened careful...

Page 13: ...crews of the retaining plate see figure 24 and remove the retaining plate with a short anti clockwise movement 4 Pull the ignition bar from the burner by lightly turning 90 5 It is imperative to secure the glass fibre seal approximately 2 3 mm diameter see Figure 24 around the new ignition bar to completely seal the hole 6 Place the tension spring on the ignition bar 7 Install the ignition bar in ...

Page 14: ...chimney sweeper The oil stove heat output is excessive The seals on the burner on fire chamber door electric ignition bar pressure equalisation plate are defective Replace seals Pressure equalisation plate is not supported properly Carefully position pressure equalisation plate The output controller is set too high Set output controller lower The delivery pressure chimney draught is too high Clari...

Page 15: ...onnection of the appliance insufficient or excessive chimney draft incorrectly performed repair work or other especially subsequent changes to the fireplace or flue gas line stove pipe and chimney failure to observe the installation and operating instructions as well as installation of spare parts and accessories not included in our lists use of unsuitable or contaminated fuels admixing corrosion ...

Page 16: ...instructions Our tip Transfer the data from the nameplate of the stove in Figure 24 If no remark concerning model and manufacturing numbers is provided on page 1 of these instructions please enter them there In this way you will always have immediate access to all important data H A A S S O H N Ofentechnik GmbH Herborner Straße 7 9 35764 Sinn MODEL NUMBER MANUFACTURING NO RATED HEAT OUTPUT W DIN R...

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