5.
Oil stove installation
Building authority regulations:
When installing the oil stove it is always imperative to
follow the fire protection regulations as directed by the
authorities (see Chapter 2 “General information, safety
instructions”). Ask your master chimney-sweeper in this
regard.
Safety distances (Minimum distances):
A minimum distance of the heating appliance from
combustible or temperature-sensitive materials (e.g.
furniture, wallpaper, wood panelling) or from supporting
walls made of reinforced concrete of
20 cm
to all sides
must be maintained.
Installation surface:
On
combustible
or
temperature-sensitive
floor
coverings the appliance must be placed on a non-
combustible protective floor plate (e.g. steel plate,
glass). Protective floor plates (support plates) are
available in our accessories program. These can be
ordered from your specialist stove dealer if required.
Appliance installation:
Horizontally align the oil stove on the installation
surface in longitudinal and transverse directions using
a water level. Possible irregularities on the installation
surface must be evened out!
IMPORTANT:
If the oil stove is placed on uneven
ground the oil flow is inaccurate and operating
malfunctions can occur.
Appliance packaging:
The packaging of your new oil stove optimally protects
it from damage. However, damages to stove or
accessories may have occurred during transport
regardless. For this reason examine your oil stove for
damages
and
completeness
after
unpacking!
Immediately report defects to your specialist stove
dealer!
The
packaging
of
your
oil
stove is
largely
environmentally neutral. The cardboard, wooden parts
and the plastic materials can be disposed of to the
communal waste disposal without problems.
6. Connecting the appliance to a central oil supply
(COS) or to a living room tank
You will require at least the following accessories for
connecting your oil stove:
Connection to central
oil supply
Connection to
living 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 your specialist
dealer.
For subsequent conversion it is first necessary to drain
the oil tank or use up the tank content through heating
and to drain the oil in the oil controller.
Procedure:
1. To connect the oil stove to a central oil supply
(COS) or to a living room tank, unscrew the oil
connection line between oil tank and oil controller
from the tank.
2. Cut the line at a suitable point (e.g. in the middle,
with flexible oil lines at the end) (the screw
connection piece is not longer required) and
carefully bend the line so that the free end faces to
the back.
3. Fit the straight ferrule screw connection 8x8.
4. Connect another flexible fuel oil hose (see above
table) on the other side of the screw connection.
5. Next install the pressure controller which is
essential for connection to a COS. If the living
room tank is not installed on the same floor as the
oil stove, you will also require a pressure controller.
The working pressure on the oil controller must
not
exceed 30 kPa (300 mbar)!
6. Attach the quick closing valve.
7. You can now connect this valve to the line of the
COS or the living room tank
– you might need
reducing screw connections.
8. Finally check all oil lines and screw connections for
leaks. Seal loose screw connections by tightening
the union nuts. Do not tighten these connections
excessively (do not use force), otherwise the
connection threads could be damaged.
7. Installation and configuration of the oil tank and
inserting the oil pan
Your oil tank is equipped with an oil collection pan as
required. However the Haas+Sohn oil stove models
“Ibiza” and “Viking” can be optionally retrofitted with an
oil tank. To this end, an oil pan or an oil guide plate
must be additionally installed (see figures 1+ 2).
Pre-assembling the tank:
