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TECHNICAL DATA 

 

(Fig. 1 - fitting dimensions) 
 
This  is  a  Design  1  fire  and  has  a  connection  for 
fitting  to  a  chimney  that  is  equipped  for  other  fires 
and  boilers  for  solid  and  liquid  fuels,  insofar  as  the 
chimney  dimensions  are  in  accordance  with  DIN 
4705, Part 3. 
 

 

Exhaust values for multiple use of the chimney 
according to DIN 4705, Part 3 or to dimension 
the chimney according to DIN 4705, Part 2

 

Exhaust mass flow

 

7,4 g/s 

Exhaust temperature

 

218,8°C 

Minimum feed pressure at rated 
useful heat

 

12 Pa

 

 

The owner of the small heating system or the 
authorised person for the small heating system 
must keep the technical documentation in a safe 
place and present it to the local authority or the 
chimney sweep. 

 

THE PACKAGING 

 

 

Your first impression is important to us! 

 

The  packaging  of  your  new  stove  provides  excellent 
protection against damage. However damage to the stove 
and accessories may still occur during transport. 

 

 

Therefore  please  check  your  stove  on  receipt  for 
damage and completeness! Report any deficiencies to 
your  dealer  immediately!  Pay  particular  attention 
during  unpacking  that  the  stone  and  ceramic  panels 
remain  intact.  Scratches  to  the  material  can  easily 
occur. Natural stone and ceramic panels are excluded 
from the warranty.

 

 
The  packaging  of  your  new  stove  is  environmentally 
neutral to a great extent. 
 

The wood used in the packaging has not been surface 
treated and may therefore be burnt in your stove. The 
cardboard  and  film  (PE)  can  be  disposed  of  via  the 
municipal waste collection for recycling.

 

 
PARTS - OVERVIEW 

 

 

DESCRIPTION 

1 Fire door machined and painted 
2 Door glass 
3 Disk spring D16x8.2x0.9 
4 Handle 
5 Hexagon socket screw 
6 Fire door handle 
7 Toroidal sealing ring 
8 Fire door bolts 
9 Top fire strip 
10 Torsion spring 
11 Sealing ring flat CULIMETA 
12 Glass holder 
13 Hexagon bolt 
14 Bottom fire strip 
15 Hinge nut black, galvanised 
20 Fire clay front left 
21 Fire clay rear 
22 Flue plate 
23 Shaker grate handle 
24 Wood stop painted 
25 Shaker plate 
26 Base tray 
27 Hexagon socket screw V2A 
28 Fire clay front right 
29 Fire clay side 
30 Rotary control knob 
31 Wood compartment cover 
32 Ash drawer 
33 Lock complete 
40 Soapstone lid for rear connection (optional) 
41 Lid soapstone for top connection 
42 Bolts 
43 Transport mount 
44 Fiberfax 
45 Side panel soap stone 
46 Rear wall 
47 Flue gas connection 
48 Cooking lid 
49 Recessed head screw 
50 

Air regulation

 

 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 
Dimensions (mm) and weights (kg) 

Height

 

1201 

Width

 

610 

Depth of the corpus

 

465 

Weight excluding casing

 

135 

Weight with soapstone casing

 

395 

Flue pipe outlet diameter

 

130 

Rated useful heat according to 
EN13240

 

8 kW 

Smallest thermal output

 

4 kW 

Room-heating capacity 
depending on house insulation

 

90-210 m3 

Fuel flow 

2,2 kg/h 

Efficiency 

81,4 % 

CO2 content 

9,2 % 

CO emission rel. 13% O 

804 mg/Nm3 

Dust emissions 

28 mg/Nm3 

Summary of Contents for tara

Page 1: ...1 TARA Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...2...

Page 3: ...3 Fitting dimensions...

Page 4: ...4 30 Furnace Furnace door...

Page 5: ...5 50 Panel...

Page 6: ...12 4 OPERATION Lighting the fire 13 Ash drawer 14 Operation the shaker grate 14 Rotary control knob 14 5 FITTING OPTIONS Fitting the panel soap stone lid 15 6 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING General maintena...

Page 7: ...o a great extent The wood used in the packaging has not been surface treated and may therefore be burnt in your stove The cardboard and film PE can be disposed of via the municipal waste collection fo...

Page 8: ...xplosive materials such as empty spray cans etc in the combustion chamber and storing them near the stove is strictly prohibited due to the danger of explosion No light or inflammable clothing is to b...

Page 9: ...to the chimney may be endangered 1 8 1 The combustion chamber door is to be kept closed when the stove is not in operation 1 9 Fouling of the chimney i e deposits of highly inflammable materials such...

Page 10: ...t types of wood have different fuel values Deciduous wood is particularly suitable It burns with a constant flame and forms long lasting embers Coniferous wood has higher levels of resin and burns off...

Page 11: ...HE RIGHT QUANTITY OF FIREWOOD AND FIREWOOD DIMENSIONS Too much firewood leads to overheating This stresses the material too much and leads to poor flue gas values Too little firewood or logs being too...

Page 12: ...o assist assembly and as a base The stove can also be pushed on this cardboard or carpet We recommend original flue pipes from RIKA for proper connection The connection may not project into the chimne...

Page 13: ...the flue gas 3 Only use paper for fire lighting Wait until the softwood chippings are burning well Turn the regulator knob 90 to the left some minutes later The primary air is now closed and the seco...

Page 14: ...do not put ash in flammable containers and do not place the ash drawer on flammable surfaces OPERATING THE RIDDLE GRATE The ash is moved from the combustion chamber to the ash drawer by pushing the ri...

Page 15: ...here are two designs here one with the flue pipe connection at the top and the option with soap stones for the flue pipe connection at the rear Further details on fitting the soap stone lid can be fou...

Page 16: ...risk of damage to the glass surface and or inscription The glass cleaner can be obtained from your specialist fire dealer Should the glass become heavily sooted the possible cause could be damp wood...

Page 17: ...but burns off again is operation is correct See Maximum fuel quantities See Clean burning possibly use wood briquettes are evenly dry 2 Stove does not draw properly Chimney draught insufficient Stove...

Page 18: ...antled The first soap stone lid is laid on it and the 5 bolts 3 Take the first stone from the packaging It can be recognised by the 5 drill holes and the milled slot in the bottom and the 2 drill hole...

Page 19: ...ing lid with one another Part 47 48 The procedure for fitting the soap stone lid for the rear connection Item 40 is identical with the fitting of the soap stone lid for the top connection Please take...

Page 20: ...ime of purchase Connection must be performed by a specialist for such stoves Any costs incurred by the manufacturer due to unjustified warranty claims are to be charged to the claimant Wear parts and...

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Page 23: ...tamp Cachet du revendeur Attached by Raccord par Purchase day Date d achat Model designation Nom du mod le Numbers of the vehicle identification plate on the furnace back Numm ros de la plaque signal...

Page 24: ...24 Z32829 2011 12 05 G U A R A N T E E G A R A N T I E Customer Client To A Stamp Marque...

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