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3.6.1  MASONRY WORK FOR WALLS NEEDING 

PROTECTION

•  When installing the open fireplace on walls needing protection then 

masonry work is required. The masonry work must project at least 200 
mm above the flue pipes.

•  The masonry work (100 mm) can be dispensed with when the build-

ing’s alls are: 
- At least 115 mm thick 
- Made of non-combustible construction components 
- Not made of load-bearing concrete or reinforced concrete

•  The masonry work can be completed in a conventional way e.g. using 

bricks or can also be constructed out of so-called “thermal insulation 
panels” so that the overall construction depth - consisting of masonry 
work and thermal insulation - can be significantly reduced. Alternatively, 
the masonry work and the insulation can be completed using suitable 
insulation materials, see 3.6. This will enable the overall thickness to be 
reduced significantly.

3.7  EXPANSION JOINT BETWEEN THE CASING AND 

THE FIREPLACE CASSETTE

There must be no direct connection between the fireplace cassette and the 
casing. An expansion joint is to be fitted that should be connected using e.g. 
a sealing strip. Please note that there must be a minimum distance of 6 mm 
between the door frame and the fireplace apron to enable the firebox door 
to be dismantled if required.

3.8 COMBUSTION CHAMBER DESIGN

Design A
No recirculating or primary air cross section openings need to be produced.

Combustion chamber spacings

Linear cassette

Setup floor

Mounting wall

Ceiling

Side wall

XS 500

40 mm

60 mm

200 mm

60 mm

S 600

40 mm

10 mm

200 mm

10 mm

M 700

40 mm

10 mm

200 mm

10 mm

L 800

40 mm

10 mm

200 mm

10 mm

XL 900

40 mm

10 mm

200 mm

10 mm

Rock wool mats to AGI Q-132)

Linear cassette

Setup floor

Mounting wall

Ceiling

Side wall

XS 500

0 mm

50 mm

50 mm

60 mm

S 600

0 mm

200 mm

190 mm

170 mm

M 700

0 mm

200 mm

190 mm

170 mm

L 800

0 mm

200 mm

190 mm

180 mm

XL 900

0 mm

200 mm

170 mm

180 mm

Summary of Contents for L 800

Page 1: ...GB Installation and Operating Instructions Linear Fireplace Cassettes...

Page 2: ...otional level creating feelings of security and comfort To ensure this is achieved we recommend that you carefully read these operating instructions so that you can become quickly and comprehen sively...

Page 3: ...needing protection 13 3 7 Expansion joint between the casing and the fireplace cassette 13 3 8 Combustion chamber design 13 3 9 Example installation 15 4 Installation 15 4 1 Installation of the firepl...

Page 4: ...the outer casing of the fireplace cassette can become very hot Risk of burning Never allow these groups of people to touch or use a fireplace cassette without supervision when a fire is lit or has jus...

Page 5: ...ncrete vermiculite Primary and secondary airflow systems Self closing firebox door with a high temperature resistant ceramic glass panel Heat resistant gloves Type plate mounting location see 5 2 1 2...

Page 6: ...1 2 Exhaust gas systems residential chimneys Fireplaces may only be installed in rooms and locations where no danger results from their position structural conditions and type of use The sur face are...

Page 7: ...oved for multiple installations 2 3 TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSION SHEETS The following information has been taken from the testing report and cor responds to the testing conditions Fireplace cassette XS 50...

Page 8: ...H 130 150 150 150 150 I 352 412 442 472 502 J 100 convection air openings 125 Dimensions Linear cassettes Linear XS 500 mm Linear S 600 mm Linear M 700 mm Linear L 800 mm Linear XL 900 mm K 400 566 66...

Page 9: ...Optional convection air sockets 100mm 1 Cassette frame 60 80 100 mm 2 Firebox door with ceramic glass 3 Firebox lining 4 Firebox 5 Inspection maintenance openings 6 Exhaust gas sockets rotatable vert...

Page 10: ...the position of the operating handle 2 7 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE USE OF FIREPLACE CASSETTES IN EXISTING FIREPLACES The fireplace cassettes are suitable amongst other things for retrofitting into...

Page 11: ...ot be closed Ensure that there is sufficient combustion air minimum 360 m per hour and m of the firebox opening The fireplace cassette can be connected to a flexible exhaust gas flue which is fed thro...

Page 12: ...nents The insulation thicknesses listed are based on the reference insulation material rock wool according to AGI Q 132 Silicon based insulation material can also be used with the relevant building ap...

Page 13: ...s to be reduced significantly 3 7 EXPANSION JOINT BETWEEN THE CASING AND THE FIREPLACE CASSETTE There must be no direct connection between the fireplace cassette and the casing An expansion joint is t...

Page 14: ...200 mm 60 mm XL 900 40 mm 60 mm 200 mm 60 mm Rock wool mats to AGI Q 132 Linear cassette Setup floor Mounting wall Ceiling Side wall XS 500 0 mm 50 mm 50 mm 60 mm S 600 0 mm 160 mm 120 mm 80 mm M 700...

Page 15: ...o prevent fires and deflagration it is important to ensure that there are no dangerous deposits in the exhaust gas collection chamber These critical areas must be constructed in such a way that soot p...

Page 16: ...additional thermal protection e g air deflector plate when they are within the thermal radiation field or are located in the area of the cassette s thermal air convection field This is particularly i...

Page 17: ...sulated from the room s air 4 4 INSTALLING OR DISMANTLING THE FIREBOX INTO FROM THE CONVECTION AIR JACKET The firebox can be dismantled from the convection air jacket in its installed state Reasons fo...

Page 18: ...blower then you only need to connect the plug to a properly earthed electricity socket The following steps should be carried out for maintenance inspection of the hot air blower 1 Dismantle the cover...

Page 19: ...he control shaft is inserted through two holes in the frame when installing the frame It may be necessary to order a new cassette frame if the existing one does not have any corresponding holes 4 7 DI...

Page 20: ...to the fixture move the door a little swivel the door 3 Loosen the hexagonal socket on the lower hinge with a 3 mm Allen key 4 Close the door and then push the safety clasp back onto the pin 4 8 INSTA...

Page 21: ...ith cross slot Ensure that you initially screw the screws in loosely Tighten then only once all of the screws are screwed in 3 The exhaust gas connection is inserted into the exhaust gas socket This i...

Page 22: ...L XL Linear XS 500 mm Linear S 600 mm Linear M 700 mm Linear L 800 mm Linear XL 900 mm 1 1 2 1032854 1017402 1017404 1017406 1017408 2 2 1017403 1017405 1017407 1017409 3 2 2 1032859 1017459 1017459...

Page 23: ...e appliance must not be operated with the appliance door left open except as directed in the instructions The fireplace cassette may only be operated when the firebox door is closed The door must also...

Page 24: ...a good level of room ventilation during this burning process Open all doors and windows to the outside Please note minor expansion or stress noises can occur during heating or cooling of the fireplac...

Page 25: ...f required leave the fire box door open by approx 3 5 cm The fire should now light burning brightly and intensively 8 When the kindling wood is burning well add smaller hardwood logs or larger softwoo...

Page 26: ...mod ern houses built after 1990 However the old information for room heating capacity can still be of interest as a comparative value or for use with older building structures that do not yet correspo...

Page 27: ...transitional period meaning when the outside temperature is still high above approx 15 C or during unfavourable weather conditions katabatic winds etc it is possible to experience disruption to the ch...

Page 28: ...clear as pos sible the less visible the exhaust gas appears the better the burning process Wood originating from Europool palettes Waste household rubbish or old clothing Paper paper briquettes carton...

Page 29: ...leaned in a cold state Please note that cleaning can lead to soiling of the installation room and your clothing We recommend that you protect the area around the opening to the fire place from soiling...

Page 30: ...be easily cleaned using standard fireplace glass cleaner which you can also obtain from your specialist dealer The glass fibre seals should not be soaked with cleaning fluids Finally wipe the glass p...

Page 31: ...es on or may pass on to its customers in a particular case 8 2 GENERAL INFORMATION This quality manufactured product is state of the art The materials used were meticulously selected and are constantl...

Page 32: ...hanged colour or other aspects due to ther mal stress Improper transport and or incorrect storage Improper handling of fragile components such as glass and ceramics Improper handling and or use Lack o...

Page 33: ...rranty claims arising in a particular case 8 10 NOTE Your specialist dealer contractor will gladly advise and assist you in matters not covered by our warranty terms and conditions and undertakings We...

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