Heta SCAN-LIINE 80 XL, Operating And Installation Instructions

Page 1: ...nstallation instrUCtions Danish DesiGn Danish QUality Danish ProDUCtion www heta dk en sCan line 80 Xl sCan line 80 XlB BakinG oven aPProveD For Use in sMoke Control areas When BUrninG Dry WooD loGs or aUthoriseD FUels ...

Page 2: ...ddel CO emission 0 077 Røggas temperatur 204o C Støv 10 mg Nm3 Virkningsgrad 86 NOx 80 mg Nm3 OGC 76 mgC Nm3 DOP Scan Line 1000 2017 8057 0000 DK required tools are not supplied Congratulations on your new stove We are sure that you will be happy with your investment espe cially if you follow the advice and instructions we have put together in these operating instructions Scan Line 800 combustion ...

Page 3: ...llow national and local regulations However the area of the ope ning should never be less than 175 cm2 which corresponds to a diameter of 150 mm If a dam per is fitted in the flue gas pipe there must al ways be at least 20 cm2 of free passage even when the damper is in its closed position Wood burning stoves must never be con nected to chimneys that are also linked to a gasfired heater An efficien...

Page 4: ...od pressure impregna ted wood or chipboard as these materials can emit poisonous fumes and smoke Correct fi ring using well seasoned wood provides opti mal heat output and maximum economy At the same time correct firing prevents environmental damage in the form of smoke and emmissions and also reduces the risk of chimney fires If the wood is wet and inadequately seasoned a large proportion of the ...

Page 5: ...bustion air and leave the door ajar about 1 cm open Once the fire is established and the chimney is hot after about 3 5 minutes closed door and regulate the air into operating position We re commend all of the first fuel is burned with the combustion air fully open in the operating po sition This ensures the stove and chimney are thoroughly heated Startup Lighting Scan the code and select a langua...

Page 6: ...with soot If this situation is combined with firing with wet wood the build up of soot can become so thick and sticky that the sealing rope can for example become detached when the door is opened the next day risk of explosion After you add new fuel it is very important that you do not leave the stove unattended until the wood is burning constantly This will normally occur within 30 to 60 seconds ...

Page 7: ...at slowly into the room over the next several hours oPerational ProBleMs The chimney must be swept at least once a year we recommend the use of a NACS national as sociation of chimney sweeps registered chim ney sweep In the event of smoke or malodo rous fumes being produced you must first check to see whether the chimney is blocked The chimney must of course always provide the minimum draught nece...

Page 8: ...surface Let it stand a few minutes Rinse off the surface using hot water Once the surface is dry you can sand it gently if necessary using sandpaper 120 grit Minor scratches and impact marks Gently sand using sandpaper 120 grit until the scratches are gone It is a good idea to use a sanding block To maintain a uniform surface on Guarantee Heta wood stoves are subjected to a strict quality control ...

Page 9: ...g the stoves firebox C VI C Cleaning combustion air intake C C Cleaning ash bucket C VI C Cleaning of the firebox C VI C Checking switch gasket for door C S VI C S Checking changing gasket for glass C S VI C S Checking switch gasket for ashpan C S VI C S Checking changing gasket for flue pipe C S VI C S Checking changing vermiculite C S VI C S Lubricate hinges L VI L Lubricate lock L VI L Lubricat...

Page 10: ... Too much chimney draft To test you can open the cleaning hatch but remember to close it again Measure the chimney draft and install a damper in the flue pipe if necessary The door or ash pan drawer seal is defective While cold close a piece of paper in the door the seal should hold the paper gently in place so it does not fall out by itself Normal wear Replace the seal The vermiculite in the comb...

Page 11: ...g plate the stove is ready for rear flue connection Swap the flue outlet connector with the blanking plate on the rear 1 Flue outlet Blanking plate 2 1 Blanking plate Flue outlet 2 scan line 80Xl scan line 80XlB ConneCtinG eXternal air sUPPly oUtsiDe air The stove allows connection to outside air through a Ø 100 mm inlet An aluflex Ø 100 mm hose is recommended available from Heta which can handle ...

Page 12: ...oved The cladding must be positioned with holes at the top in line with the installation instructions for soapstone ceramic stoves on page 14 and 15 The dimensions on the drawing fig 1 have been measured from the bottom edge of the backplate and do not take into account the height of the adjustable feet 1590 1014 1 Only for Scan Line 80 XL not oven model Grease not included lubricate ash pan x 2 1...

Page 13: ...orners and edges are very fragile If the rear flue outlet is to be used it is best to change this before installing the cladding See the operating instructions at page 11 Before commencing installation ensure that the stove is level installinG soaPstone anD CeraMiC Panels Scan Line 80 XLB Cleaning after sweeping the chimney and replacing the stones 1 7 6 5 4 3 2 ...

Page 14: ... D G G A B F F soapstone cladding with product numbers scan line 80 Xl 47 47 55 55 112 112 E F G soapstone cladding with product numbers scan line 80 XlB 47 47 55 112 112 E H G Product no soapstone Qty SL 80 XLB baking oven A 0023 2277 1 B 0023 2278 1 C 0023 2279 2 D 0023 2280 2 E 0023 2281 14 G 0023 2283 2 H 0023 2381 2 E E E E E E E C D A B H H G G ...

Page 15: ... E C D G G A F F Ceramic cladding with product numbers scan line 80 Xl 47 47 55 55 112 112 E F G Ceramic cladding with product numbers scan line 80 XlB Product no ceramic Qty SL 80 XLB baking oven A 0023 2365 1 C 0023 2366 2 D 0023 2367 2 E 0023 2368 14 G 0023 2370 2 H 0023 2372 2 E E E E E E E C D A H H G G 47 47 55 112 112 E H G ...

Page 16: ...oles in the keyholes Let the stone slide down so the pegs are at the bottom of the keyholes When installing soapstone panels use the two side holes When installing ceramic panels use the middle hole Stoves are shipped from the factory with a 1 mm gap between the side plates This gap can be adjusted using screws 6 pieces to match the space between cladding panels C and D scan line 80 Xl These two b...

Page 17: ... the top of the cladding stone in the large circular holes in the keyholes close to the side panel Let the stone slide down so the pegs are at the bottom of the keyholes These two brackets may need to be adjusted up or down to adjust the height of the soapsto ne ceramic panels in relation to the door This can be done using pliers or a hammer Stoves are shipped from the factory with a 1 mm gap betw...

Page 18: ...18 scan line 80 Xl and scan line 80 XlB ...

Page 19: ...w you wish Fourteen cladding stone panels E are needed for the Scan Line 80 XL These panels can be arranged however you want as the same type of cladding stone panels are used on the opposite side of the stove The panels will most likely require minor adjust ment after installation as soapstone is a natu ral stone and there is a high tolerance in the production process for ceramic panels Do this b...

Page 20: ... may need to be adjusted to be level with the cladding stones on the sides of the stove Do this by loosening the four screws two on each side use a 4 mm hex key Start by loosening the bottom two screws while the cladding is attached Push the cladding in or out as required Do the same with the top two screws There are two screws on each side for adju sting the front stone These two brackets may nee...

Page 21: ...installed The Scan Line 80 XL is shipped from the fac tory with two thermastones The other two can be purchased as optional extras Remove the transportation bracket before using the stove or installing additional ther mastones Install the front stones near the door G fol lowing the same procedure as for the other stones Pull the door out slightly before installation These stones are also interchan...

Page 22: ...ame procedure as for the other stones Pull the door out slightly before installation These stones are also interchangeable Install the sign afterwards only on the soapsto ne model Min 4 mm Start by attaching the tiles to the right of the door and work your way around the stove Start again by attaching the tiles to the right of the oven door and work your way around the stove ...

Page 23: ...apstone is a natural stone and the ceramic tiles have a relatively high tolerance in the pro duction process Only sideways adjustment is possible E E E E E E E C D These two cladding stones H are interchangea ble Once the cladding stones E have been instal led install the top front stones H Follow the same procedure as for the other cladding sto nes except that the distance from the top of the cla...

Page 24: ... installed once the cladding stones have been installed Cover plate 4027 0039 is not used if the rear flue outlet is being used Cover plate 4027 0037 is not used if the outside air connection is being used There is space for one 0023 0121 thermastone near the top flue outlet on the Scan Line 80 XLB oven which can be installed before or after the cladding is installed The Scan Line 80 XLB is shippe...

Page 25: ...o the slot y in the top stone 2 then push z into position in the hole between the top stones X Y Z If the top flue outlet is being used remove the centre cover plate using pliers Correct installation of the convection top panel and top cladding installation oF CeraMiC toP anD ConveCtion toP Panel ...

Page 26: ...apply in the smoke control area The Secretary of State for Environment Food and Rural Affairs has powers under the Act to authorise smokeless fuels or exempt applian ces for use in smoke control areas in England In Scotland and Wales this power rests with Ministers in the devolved administrations for those countries Separate legislation the Clean Air Northern Ireland Order 1981 applies in Northern...

Page 27: ...tput Pmin Useful efficiency NCV as received Useful efficiency at nominal heat output Ƞth nom 81 Useful efficiency at minimum heat output Ƞth min Auxiliary electricity consumption At nominal heat output elmax kW At minimum heat output elmin kW In standby mode elSB kW Type of heat output room temperature control single stage heat output no room temperature control Yes two or more manual stages no ro...

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