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User Manual
Installation, Operating and Maintenance Instructions 

 Stove Alaska 120A / 150A

Fire-protection distances:

Minimum distance between charging door and combustible objects must be at least 80 cm, while for sideplates; the
distance must be greater then 20 cm.  

Chimney

Effective height of the chimney should be at least 4 meters (measured from the hearth of the stove). For detailed
calculations, please refer to standard EN 13384-1.

4. TRANSPORT

Transport should be handled by experts with appropriate equipment. 

Packaging

Stove is tightly fixed onto a palette.

Please check the stove for possible damages and that is contains all ordered parts.

If you do find any damages, please report them to your stove supplier immediately.

Handling of the stove

Stoves should be moved with a palette, standing upside-down. Move it carefully so it does not tip over!

Avoid shocks and vibrations.

Once in place, dismount it and proceed with the installation.

5. INSTALATION INSTRUCTIONS

General (Air inlet is optional)

Please do not overload the stove.

All the packing material should be removed from hearth and ash pan.

Check out functionality of movable parts (front door etc.).

Build outer air flaps into facade.

Mount smoke flap onto chimney funnel.

Connect chimney funnel. Chimney thickness and insulation must be in accordance with country's and EU
construction regulations.

Chimney must not apply additional pressure on the stove.

Minimum diameter of the chimney should be taken into consideration.

Measured values, gathered in this document, corresponds to the calculations of chimney with the following
dimensions - 4 m height; diameter 150 mm.

Air supply connection

For stove to work properly, continuous air supply is required.

If upper requirement is not met, additional air supply can be provided through air connection (Ø100mm)
which is located at the back of the stove.

Airflow is being regulated with air taps, which are built-in, into air supply conduit.

Please   note   that   during   winter   times,   cold   air   surges   can   generate   condense   on   stove   parts   and   thus
compromise its functionality.

Repair advice

Glass frame and most of the movable parts can be removed once the stove is installed.

Repairs can only be performed by a professional in agreement with the supplier/manufacturer.

Repair instructions are not part of this document.

If necessary, refer to your local dealer of service agent.

Lokaterm 

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Summary of Contents for ALASKA 120A

Page 1: ...Users manual Installation Operating and Maintenance Instructions ALASKA 120A and ALASKA 150A ...

Page 2: ... 120A 150A Contents 1 MANUFACTURER PRODUCT TYPE 3 2 USER MANUAL 5 2 1 STOVE DESCRIPTION 6 2 2 INITIAL IGNITION 7 2 3 LOADING FIREWOOD 7 2 4 CLEANING OF THE STOVE 8 2 5 BREAKDOWNS AND CAUSES 8 3 MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS 9 4 TRANSPORT 10 5 INSTALATION INSTRUCTIONS 10 Lokaterm page 2 ...

Page 3: ...N 13240 Smoke outlet diameter Ø 148 mm Nominal thermal power 6 kW Efficiency 80 5 CO emissions 13 O2 1000 mg m3 Dust emissions 22 mg m3 Exhaust smoke temperature 330 C Exhaust smoke volume 6 5 g s Flue draught at nominal power 12 Pa Outdoor air intake Ø 100 mm Dry weight 110 kg Dimensions of the stove Dia x Height Ф 460 mm x 1207 mm 120 A Ф 460 mm x 1507 150A Safety disatance sides and back 200 mm...

Page 4: ...User Manual Installation Operating and Maintenance Instructions Stove Alaska 120A 150A Figure 2 Alaska 150 Lokaterm page 4 ...

Page 5: ...uitable for burning natural firewood ex beech birch wood briquettes and briquettes made of brown coal Emission limitation It is forbidden to burn the following materials in stoves Impregnated or moist wood wood chips materials of organic origins hooves horns etc coal dust plastic waste or household waste paper and cardboard with exception when igniting fire Please note that burning any kind of was...

Page 6: ...r must be in this position only during the heating up of the stove approximately the first 10 minutes of burning Normal operation area only the air inlet above the door is open secondary air This is an area within which the stove can be continuously used and the power can be regulated The handle may be located in any position but not in the heating up position Closed position of the air inlet LER ...

Page 7: ...rohibited Nominal heat output 6 kW is generated when the regulator is set to Medium power position and there is aprox 2 0 kg of firewood inside of stove and the draught is at 12 Pa Some of the air which is heated up inside of stove is guided through the channels inside the stove onto the fire door glass where it performs a cleaning of the glass air brush cleaning principle Attention Certain types ...

Page 8: ...fresh air inlet flap opened Is the air regulator handle opened Is the fresh air supply sufficient Is the firewood dry the stove doesn t heat up Is the air regulation handle in opened position the stove is overheating Is the air regulation handle in the heating up position the glass quickly becomes too sooty Firewood has to high moisture content Flue damper wasn t open enough The air regulation han...

Page 9: ... or indirect air connection with fresh air Stove must not be installed In rooms where highly flammable and explosive substances or their mixtures are being manufactured processed or stored In rooms that are ventilated and do not have safety devices that prevent negative pressure In rooms that have no adequate air supply for stove to work properly Installation requirements Stove has to be installed...

Page 10: ...d ash pan Check out functionality of movable parts front door etc Build outer air flaps into facade Mount smoke flap onto chimney funnel Connect chimney funnel Chimney thickness and insulation must be in accordance with country s and EU construction regulations Chimney must not apply additional pressure on the stove Minimum diameter of the chimney should be taken into consideration Measured values...

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