KEDDY Christineberg, Installation Instructions Manual

Page 1: ...Christineberg Installation Instructions Care and firing instructions ...

Page 2: ...nstallation INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Safety case heating magazine and hearth 4 8 Assembling the tiles 9 13 Installing the flue gas damper 11 Rear connection to the chimney 12 Final installation and grouting 13 CARE FIRING INSTRUCTIONS Fuel 14 Firing 14 Firing and refilling with wood 14 Damper positions 15 Removal of soot and maintenance 15 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 16 Dimensions and performance The...

Page 3: ...er and outer doors 4 A tile set The Christineberg s special design with the safety case encasing the heating magazine produces a leak proof design The Christineberg is delivered on two loading pallets one of which contains chiefly the safety case and the heating magazine The second pallet contains tiles and accessories such as brass doors damper gaskets etc 1 IMPORTANT POINTS Contact the Planning ...

Page 4: ... be equal to at least the width of the hearth opening plus 200 mm on each side of the opening For the Christineberg the width of the floor protection is 720 mm The floor protection can consist of clinker tiles natural stone concrete brick or similar Alternatively you can use steel plate The outer dimensions on the enclosed template see il lustrations 2a and 2b represent a suitable floor protection...

Page 5: ...efore you begin installing the tile stove 2b FLUSH WALL INSTALLATION If an outdoor air connection is required a sheet metal drum must be installed according to one of the two alter natives illustrated i e either from underneath or through the rear wall Push out the middle circle from the cardboard template Ø100 mm in order to position the hole for the air intake when making an outdoor air connecti...

Page 6: ...plate against the fire retardant wall at the rear see illustrations 2a and 2b on page 3 Secure the template firmly with tape It should remain as protection until the installation of the tile stove is completed For outdoor air connection from below close the rear hole in the bottom safety case with the plug supplied Put a substantial silicone sealant transparent round the bottom hole in underside o...

Page 7: ...t against the bottom plate 5 Insert the hearth s bottom plate Arrow 1 Push the bottom plate s front edge under the lower edge of the cast iron door Arrow 2 Push the bottom plate backwards until it makes contact 7 Put in the two lower horizontal side walls on each side in the hearth Arrow 3 Push the side walls forwards from behind into the U section in the cast iron frame Arrow 4 Push the rear edge...

Page 8: ...l element 4 with the figure 4 right way round and to the front Take care to centre the part and fit it in against the previously installed element so it doesn t tooth Push down four round gasket spacers evenly distributed around element 4 Push down one of the two thick Ø15 mm fireproof rope seals around element 4 so it is sealed Put the matching gasket on top 11 Install element 5 with the figure 5...

Page 9: ... one Lock the safety cases together with the three fasteners Check the joint is sealed all round 14 Push down four round gasket spacers evenly distrib uted around element 7 Install three additional element 7 pieces one element 8 piece and one element 9 piece the right way round with matching gaskets and spacers in the same way as for element 5 Install element 10 Push down the last of the two thick...

Page 10: ...m plate and the lower edge of the cast iron frame Apply a string of silicone red around the hole for the air intake in the bottom of the hearth plate Push down the connection sleeve Make sure it is sealed and remove any excess silicone 17 Carefully put the small hearth plate down Seal around the hearth plate using the thin fireproof rope seal but not at the front edge ...

Page 11: ...now time to assemble the tiles Each course of tiles is shown below by three illustrations The right illustration shows the Christineberg diagonally from the front The two illustrations on the left A and B respectively are overview illustrations showing the course of tiles in ques tion from above A illustrates the Christineberg without the extension tiles B illustrates the Christineberg with the ex...

Page 12: ...and 1 and 3 have chamfered front edges specially cut to fit the door 21 Assemble tile course 3 in adhesive Pay attention to tile 2 which has an indentation in the bottom for the cast iron door 22 Assemble tile course 4 in adhesive A B A B A B Tile course 2 Tile course 2 Tile course 3 Tile course 3 Tile course 4 Tile course 4 NB Indentation in the bottom for the cast iron door NB Indentation in the...

Page 13: ...mper blade on top of the plate cover The damper blade must stand on its three edges inside the damper box Check the joint is sealed all round Also check that the damper shaft is unobstructed in the tile hole and that it is possible to open and close the damper For top connection install the chimney connection sleeve with silicone red Check the joint is sealed all round Then follow the chimney s in...

Page 14: ...imney either at the rear to an existing chimney or alternatively to a new chimney element chimney Read the chimney s installation instructions if a new chimney has been installed When connecting to an existing chimney it is important that the flue connection does not reach farther into the chimney than the beginning of the flue Make sure that the insulation provides a good seal between the connect...

Page 15: ...eeve must protrude approx 1 cm from the outside of the tiles so that the cleaning cover can be pressed in place later Fix temporarily using tape 31 Also install the lower cleaning cover connection sleeves by applying a string of silicone transparent on the inner end of each connection sleeve and pressing the connection sleeve against the lower safety case sleeve connection Fix temporarily using ta...

Page 16: ...nor mally heavy This may be caused by too high a moisture content which will necessitate additional drying FUEL The Christineberg must to be fired with wood Most types of firewood can be used The most suitable ones are birch beech ash and elm but conifers and oak can also be used if they are mixed 50 50 with another type of hardwood Oak contains acids which may affect the materials in the stove du...

Page 17: ...overs are placed at the bottom on each side of the tile stove They make it possible to clean the front and rear flue on each side using a suitable flue brush To prevent soot from spreading into the room you should cover the soot door with a cloth or the like during soot removal For removal of soot from a chimney connection sleeve with rear connection remove the upper cleaning cover as well as the ...

Page 18: ...ht 600 kg Height to centre of rear connection 1920 mm Height to centre of top connection 1920 mm Output Over 10 KW Efficiency 86 Cooling time Up to 24 hours THE CHRISTINEBERG FROM ABOVE THE CHRISTINEBERG FROM THE FRONT Height to centre of rear or top connection 1920 1755 2265 180 330 695 165 600 200 ...

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