Olymberyl Gabriel OL357i, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...ed in accordance with these instructions to ensure safe and efficient operation You will need to refer to the serial number of your stove should you ever need to make a claim under the Olymberyl Warranty You will find the serial number beginning with OL on the CE plate at the rear of the stove as well as on the lid of the outer packaging Write the date the stove was delivered to you below as this is...

Page 2: ...in the Hi Flame product range and therefore some of the stove photographs and diagrams used which are used for guidance purposes only may differ slightly from your new Olymberyl Gabriel Inset stove However the principles illustrated here remain the same Hi Flame Fireplace UK Limited INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing the Olymberyl Gabriel Inset stove We are confident that it will warm your home ...

Page 3: ...t air down along the front of the glass to burn off unwanted sooty particulates and help keep it clean 2 3 1 3 TECHNICAL DATA General Specification Model Name Gabriel Inset Model Number OL357i Dimensions mm Facia H605 W490 D95 Dimensions mm Firebox Ext H515 W380 D175 Net Weight 83 kg Gross Weight packed 95 kg Data from CE Test EN13240 Fuel Mineral Fuel Wood Logs WOOD Nominal Heat Output 4 9 kW Test...

Page 4: ...f the fire This stove is CE approved and tested to EU EN13240 standards in the United Kingdom by GASTEC at CRE of Stoke Orchard Gloucestershire Alterations to its construction could be potentially dangerous and will also render your product warranty void Do not use aerosol products in the vicinity of the stove when it is in use Check and clean the stove s flue way and the top of the baffle plate regu...

Page 5: ...th care and make sure that you have additional strong help when you move it The door and door handle should never be used to grip the stove as they could be damaged from supporting the stove s weight Items such as the cast iron fire bricks fire grate and baffle plate can all be easily removed to help reduce the weight Under no circumstances should the door be removed as this will invalidate your Olym...

Page 6: ...at the top can be thoroughly cleaned Ash Lip The ash lip is simply fitted to the installed stove by positioning it at the front and pushing it underneath to make a snug fit It can then be easily removed for cleaning the hearth Handle Assembly Thread the split washer along the handle bolt Feed the bolt and washer through the handle grip Use a Phillips crosshead screwdriver to attach the assembled gri...

Page 7: ...d woods with a high resin content As a rule of thumb the heavier the wood then the greater the heat output and the longer burn time the time between refills All of this is providing it is fully seasoned wood Never use wet or unseasoned green wood as this will cause nuisance smoke and a very disappointing fire Its use could quickly result in the build up of soot and creosote which because of the high...

Page 8: ...d burners and multi fuel stoves Putting it simply mineral fuels such as coal or smokeless nuggets need a flow of combustion air through the bottom grate which is known as Primary Air whereas wood fuel works much better when its combustion air is taken from above the grate This source of air is known as Secondary Air Wood always 8 burns best on a bed of its own embers and the ashes shouldn t need to...

Page 9: ...is will not light well and will be slow to get started Two handfuls of smaller pieces of kindling equivalent to the weight of typical log layered in a criss cross or wig wam and a small firelighter will get the fire well established and up to operating temperature quickly If you feel you have a weak chimney draught then keeping the stove door slightly ajar for the first 10 15 minutes will assist afte...

Page 10: ...ome addi tional air so make sure the Secondary air is back in the fully open position after refuelling Do not adjust the Secondary air until the fire is burning well and you can see bright yellow vigorous flames Once the fire is established usually after about 5 minutes close the Primary air and adjust the flame pattern again to your requirements with the Secondary air Airwash control If the new wood ...

Page 11: ... stove fully open both air controls until you have a good fire and then set to normal operating levels Do not add fuel until the firebed is hot and red then add a little for the first time and allow it to ignite properly before adding more During overnight burning the stove glass will blacken but if dry fuel has been used and a hot fire is established again this should quickly burn off REMOVING ASH Re...

Page 12: ... thickness and are of non combustible material and conform to all applicable building regulations The air supply is sufficient for full combustion of the stove s fuel and the health and safety of the room s occupants Any extractor fans inside the room should be removed or permanently disabled Note that in the UK stoves above 5kW output require a non closable dedicated air supply within the room whi...

Page 13: ...iency of the stove but also help avoid the potential build up of combustible soot along the sides this is an especially important requirement if you are not using a flue liner Flue Draught The minimum flue draught requirement for the OL357i Gabriel Inset is 4 5g s The Chimney Flue and Flexible Liners Other appliances should not share or be connected to the same flue system or chimney Generally speaki...

Page 14: ...rete chimney liners suffer from these being poorly installed either through being fitted the wrong way up or not receiving an appropriate application of mortar to make a complete seal on each joint Even though not particularly old this could still potentially cause leaking smoke and fumes or condensation stains Your approved installer will be able to advise you on the suitability of your chimney af...

Page 15: ...top of the stove bodywork which could eventually leak and cause an unsightly mess and possible fire hazard The spigot liner joint should be sealed with fire cement and or an appropriate fire resistant rope or gasket The spigot can then be easily bolted into place from inside the stove once the stove s baffle plate has been temporarily removed See diagram 1 below Outer Flue Spigot Plate Flexible liner ...

Page 16: ...tion of the drill hole on the hearth through the stove base Allow for some compression of the rope seal at the back of the stove to ensure a good seal between the stove and the fireplace front Remove the stove and then drill an 8mm diameter hole in the hearth Fit the steel plug or alternative in the hole and carefully re locate the stove Fix the screw through base hole Be sure to use the correct dr...

Page 17: ...eal 3 Warm the chimney and carry out a final smoke draw test 4 Light the stove with a gentle fire allowing the stove to increase to an operational temperature level and check that no combustion products are entering the room 5 Ensure that the Primary and Secondary air controls are fully operational 6 Explain the safe operation of the stove to the user and the importance of using the correct fuel typ...

Page 18: ...ate the glow from the over heated components Over firing is dangerous and could permanently damage or warp your stove and its components The effects of over firing are fairly obvious to anyone in the stove industry and will invalidate your Olymberyl Warranty Check the stove and the flue system for signs of damage before you re use the stove Causes Over Firing This is caused by using the stove at a hi...

Page 19: ...s points between the door and chamber and checking that when the door is closed it grips this paper Any paper which can be removed easily would indicate a weakness of the door seal in that particular spot in which case a complete new rope seal should be fitted STOVE NOT PROVIDING ENOUGH HEAT This problem is also usually indicated by dull orange lifeless flames and wood that remains black when burnin...

Page 20: ...he seal if you suspect that it is no longer air tight Check that the glass is not chipped or cracked and that the glass sealing tape is still in good condition Replace if necessary STANDING DOWN There will be some point in the year when you will not need to use your stove for a considerable time and taking care to clean it thoroughly then will save you much time later This is also a good time to g...

Page 21: ... rope seal glue available from your dealer Lubricate the screws and holes and reverse the process being careful not to over tighten the screws and clamps in case you break the glass Paint Finish Your stove has been finished with heat resistant paint except for enamelled models and is very easy to maintain Regularly remove ash and dust from surfaces with a soft cloth or brush To maintain the origina...

Page 22: ...ee from defective parts materials and workmanship at the time of purchase by the original consumer for a period of 1 year for components parts and labour excluding consumable parts and 5 years for the bodywork casing and door parts and 1 year labour The warranty does not cover parts deemed to be consumables These include paint firebricks vermiculite panels smoke deflection plates baffle plates gasket...

Page 23: ...ace as necessary Re fit all the internal parts Stove Glass Check the glass for chips or cracks and the glass seal condition and replace if necessary Thoroughly clean the stove glass on both sides Door Seal Check that this makes an air tight seal and replace if necessary Ensure that the new rope joint is also in the middle at the base of the rope seal channel External Bodywork All external surfaces ...

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