C07367 - 02-07 - Fireplace DEVILLE - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL C07367 - 02-07 DEVILLE

2.3 - Description (Fig. 1)

Section minimale 2,5 dm² Conduits circulaires

3 - FIREPLACE INSTALLATION LOCATION CHARACTERISTICS............................

CHARACTERISTICS ............................ 15

3.1 - Designation of the various parts of the smoke removal system

3.2 - Type and dimensional characteristics of the chimney flue to which the fireplace must

3.2.1 - Chimney flue type

3.2.2 - Minimum flue cross-section

3.2.3 - A few general recommendations

3.3 - Type and characteristics of the connecting tube between the fireplace and the flue

3.4 - Draft conditions

3.5 - Ventilation of the room where the fireplace is installed

3.6 - Blower electrical connection

3.7 - Walls in the vicinity of the appliance

5.4 - Operation of control devices and accessories

5.5 - Operation

5.5.1 - Lighting a fire

5.5.2 - Operation

6 - MAINTENANCE AND SWEEPING INSTRUCTIONS

INSTRUCTIONS ............................................

6.1 - Maintenance and sweeping of the chimney flue

6.2 - Routine maintenance

CAUTION : TO PREVENT THE RISK OF FIRE, THIS FIREPLACE MUST BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ACCEPTED TRADE PRACTICES AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE TECHNICAL REGULATIONS STIPULATED IN THIS MANUAL. THE INSTALLATION OF THIS APPLIANCE MUST COMPLY WITH CURRENT D.T.U. (French Code of Practice) SPECIFICATIONS. INSTALLATION BY A QUALIFIED TRADESMAN IS RECOMMENDED. We strongly recommend that you take the time to thoroughly read and familiarize yourself with this manual in order to obtain maximum enjoyment and satisfaction from your DEVILLE fireplace. All local, national, and european regulations must be respected when using this appliance. The nonobservance of the assembly, installation and operating instructions shall engage the liability of the individual(s) concerned. The unit must not be modified.

1 - FOREWORD

Power rating 9 kW The "ready to install" fireplaces, models are to be installed in the same manner as a wood burning stove. The rules for installation are identical, particularly as regards the following points : - The type and installation requirements of the chimney flue compatible with this usage. - The connection of the fireplace to the chimney flue. - Room ventilation.

Important, the "Ready-to-Install" fireplaces do not allow the connection of hot air outlet ducts: the safety of the environment can no longer be ensured if the screens which protect the backing wall are modified (pierced, moved). The following chapters provide basic recommendations for proper fireplace operation. The building technical rules DTU 24-2-2 and 24.1 fully describe the specifications related to smoke evacuation and fresh air intake requirements.

The "ready to install" fireplace C07367 is in accordance with the French standard NF EN

Temperature of smoke 317°C Obtained with a draft of 12 Pa, and a wood load of 14.5 kg. Loads are comprised of 3 unsplit hardwood logs. The output indicated is the average output obtained during this 3-hour test. In order to obtain this output level, place on a bed of approximately 500 g of live coals, that is 4 cm thick. An autonomy greater than 10 hours, at reduced output, is obtained with a full load and by completely closing the air inlet control.

2.3 - Description (Fig. 1)

The fireplace consists of an insert, an exchanger assembly and the trim.

The main elements which make up the insert are identified in figure 1: - The combustion chamber is made of 4 mm thick steel and the back of the insert is doubled with a cast iron hearth plate. - A sheetmetal casing hides a cooling air system around the combustion chamber. - The door is of cast iron and fitted with seals ensuring air-tightness. - A control knob on the side will allow you to choose the speed of the fire. - The ventilation shaft allows to reduce the excessive depression on some chimney pipes. - A secondary air inlet is built into the upper part of the glass door to keep it clean and to provide better combustion on the wood. - A blower, with a two-speed fan-motor unit, accelerates convection around the insert.

2 - FIREPLACE CHARACTERISTICS

2.1 - Description

The "ready to install" fireplaces, models are exclusively wood-burning, grate-type continuous combustion, semi-open heating appliances, and are designed to be installed against a backing wall without any additional protection.

2.2 - Nominal heat output and reduced burn rate

12 Pa The air intake must be fully open.

Chapter 4 specifically concerns the "ready to

install" fireplace : - Installation against a backing wall. - Height adjustment.

Draft Net weight of the appliance : 240 kg. For handling of the appliance, remove the door or doors and the various cast iron parts located in the fireplace. Nominal heat output in accordance with French standard NF EN 13240 during the normal burn rate test :

2.5 - Environment (Fig. 2)

The fireplace must be installed against a wall. The adjustable tube cover enables the height of the fireplace to be adjusted to that of the ceiling.

3.2.2 - Minimum flue cross-section

Regulations The shields supplied with the fireplace provide heat radiation protection and hide the air cooling systems designed to protect the walls. It is imperative that all shields be installed in strict compliance with the indications below. Square or rectangular chimney blocks Round chimney flues

The fireplace must be connected to the chimney flue by means of a ∅ 180 mm connecting tube (see paragraph 3.3).

3.2 - Type and dimensional characteristics of the

chimney flue to which the fireplace must be connected

In order to remain hot, a good flue should be made from materials which are poor conductors of heat.

The trim surrounding the flue should limit the outside superficial temperature to : - 50°C, in inhabited zones. - 80°C, in uninhabited or inaccessible zones.

The flue must be perfectly tight, stable and without internal surface roughness.

The flue must not present sudden section variations (slope off vertical less than 45°).

The flue opening must extend at least 0.4 m above the ridge of the roof and neighboring roofs.

Two fireplaces must not be connected to the same flue.

The flue must enter the room where the fireplace is to be installed by at least 50 mm.

Its inside face must be at least 16 cm from all wood and combustible material.

The flue must not have more than two offsets, that is to say not more than one non-vertical section.

3.2.1 - Chimney flue type

3.2.1.1 - In the case of a new flue

The following materials may be used :

Terracotta chimney blocks in compliance with NF standard P 51-311. Concrete chimney blocks in compliance with NF standard P 51-321. Composite metal chimney flues in compliance with NF standards D 35-304 and D 35-303 or which have been awarded a favorable "Technical Report" for this purpose. Terracotta bricks in compliance with NF standard P 51-301. Fire bricks in compliance with NF standard P 51-302. The use of pre-insulated materials avoid having to install insulation at the job site, particularly for walls at the attic level and over the height of the stack (minimum thermal resistance:

0.43 m² k/W).

3.2.1.2 - In the case of an existing flue

Minimum diameter 153

3.2.3 - A few general recommendations

3.1 - Designation of the various parts of the

smoke exhaust system (Fig. 3)

Operation with doors closed Minimum cross-section

2.5 dm²

In all cases, the cross-section of the flue must be at least equal to that of the connection nozzle on the appliance.

3 - FIREPLACE INSTALLATION LOCATION

If the flue is incompatible, insert chimney stack tubing in accordance with a certified procedure, or install a new chimney flue. The installer shall bear the responsibility for all existing sections. The condition of the flue must be checked and the necessary modifications made to ensure proper operation and compliance with regulations.

Sweep the flue, then perform a thorough examination in order to verify the following points : - Compatibility of the flue with its usage. - Stability. - Vacuousness and tightness (Appendix II of DTU 24-1).

Masonry flue : The angle of the offsets must not exceed 45° for a total flue height under 5 m. For flue heights greater than 5 m, the offset angle must not exceed 20°. Insulated metal flue : The angle of the offsets must not exceed 45° with a height limitation of 5 m between the top and bottom of the offset. The total flue height is not limited. Chimney blocks must be installed with the male portion facing downward so as to prevent runs from passing to the exterior.

All seals, insulation, floor and ceiling feedthroughs, and firebreak distances must be performed in strict compliance with DTU 24-2-2.

The installation of a damper is strongly recommended. It can be installed : - Either on the connecting tube, in the tube cover, above the tube cover shield, in the case of an outlet at the top. - Or on the chimney flue, in the case of an outlet at the rear.

The damper ensures that the appliance works properly, even when the draught is considerable (high flue, piping). The damper should be visible and readily accessible and installed in the same room as the stove.

The damper does not affect stove performance when the door is open.

3.3 - Type and characteristics of the connecting

tube between the fireplace and the flue

A connecting pipe must be installed between the appliance and the smoke flue outlet. This flue must be made with either rigid or flexible dual-fuel tubing, bearing a favorable "Technical Report" for direct connection to the closed insert. It should be noted that it is strictly forbidden to use aluminum, aluminized steel and galvanized steel chimney flues. The following are approved : black plate (min. thickness 2 mm), enamelled plate (min. thickness 0,6 mm) and stainless steel (min. thickness 0,4 mm).

3.5 - Ventilation of the room where the fireplace is

installed This flue must be visible over its entire distance and be able to be mechanically swept. Flue dilation must not jeopardize upstream and downstream junction seals nor its mechanical characteristics or that of the chimney flue. Its design and particularly the connection with the chimney flue must prevent the accumulation of soot, especially during sweeping operations. The junctions with fireplace and the chimney flue must be performed in strict compliance with DTU

24.2.2 and the tube manufacturer specifications,

using all recommended components (fittings, connections, etc.). The connecting tube cross-section must be at least equal to that of the smoke channel on the fireplace.

Proper fireplace operation requires air intake in addition to regulatory air exchange. This air inlet is mandatory when the residence if equipped with a mechanical ventilation system.

The air inlet must draw air directly from the outside or be located in a room with ventilation to the exterior and must be protected by a grille.

The air inlet exhaust must be located as close as possible to the fireplace. The user should be able to close it off when it comes out directly into the room. While the appliance is being used, make sure that it is free of any obstructions.

The cross-section of the air inlet must be at least equal to the cross-section of the chimney flue with a minimum of 50 cm² for use with the door closed only.

It may be necessary to stop the mechanical ventilation extractor to avoid smoke being pulled into the room when the door is opened. If the connector is to be horizontal, there should be an ascending slope of 5 cm per metre. IMPORTANT : The area located within a radius of 200 mm around the connecting tube must be made of incombustible materials (concrete, bricks). However, the use of combustible or incombustible materials which degrade above 90°C is authorized provided that the surfaces subjected to direct heat radiation from the connecting tube are heat insulated. The insulation used must bear an MO fire rating (rock wool, ceramic fibers...) (Fig. 4).

3.6 - Blower electrical connection

3.4 - Draft conditions

The installation to the fixed 230 V + ground connection must be made with flexible cable. The draft is measured on the connecting tube at approximately 50 cm after the fireplace's smoke channel.

Required draft for proper operation (door closed) : 6 Pa at reduced burn rate (0,6 mm WC). 12 Pa at normal burn rate (1,2 mm WC).

The connection can be made with : Either an accessible power outlet. Or a fixed electrical terminal. In this case, the installation must be fitted with an omnipolar disconnect device having a contact opening distance greater than 3 mm. The installation must be in compliance with NFstandard C 15100. In particular, the installation must be properly grounded (green and yellow wire). Secure the wall + ceiling shield assembly fitted with the rectangular knockout (4 self-tapping screws supplied in the instruction packet ; this operation is performed when the floor to ceiling height is greater than 2.4 m).

3.7 - Walls in the vicinity of the appliance

Install the fireplace ready to set up at a minimum 300 mm distance from the side walls of the accommodation and from any combustible material. Place the fireplace against the wall. Fit the connecting tube to the chimney flue. Secure the tube cover shield to the hood shield using the self-tapping screws supplied in the instruction packet The apparatus should be installed on a floor with sufficient bearing capacity. If an existing building does not meet this precondition, proper measures should be taken (for example, the installation of a load spreading plate) to enable the floor to bear the apparatus.

4 - INSTALLATION OF THE "READY TO INSTALL"

FIREPLACE (Fig. 5 and 6)

NEXT, IN ALL CASES (FIG. 12) :

Note the dimension H between the top of the hood and the ceiling. Fit the upper tube cover into the lower tube cover and adjust to dimension H. Drill four ∅ 3.2 holes in the upper tube cover through the 4 holes located in the upper section of the lower tube cover. Assemble the 2 tube covers with the 4 selftapping screws included in the instruction packet. Spread apart the assembly made of the 2 tube covers and fit the hood onto the fireplace. Secure this assembly onto the hood using 4 selftapping screws, included in the instruction packet.

2 installation configurations are possible :

In both cases, the ceiling shield is placed 60 mm from the ceiling. To remove the knockouts in the various shields, simply use a ∅ 6 drill bit to overdrill the ∅ 2 mm marks.

CONNECTION ON TOP (FIG 5) Special case where the chimney flue penetrates into the room at a certain height and whose dimensions allow its integration into the upper tube cover (see Fig. 13). Remove the circular knockouts from the ceiling and tube cover shields (leave the others in place) (Fig. 7). Secure the wall + ceiling shield assembly to the wall with the 6 screws, anchors and nuts included in the instruction packet while maintaining a distance of 60 mm between the ceiling and the ceiling shield (Fig. 9).

5 - FIREPLACE OPERATION

Place the fireplace against the wall. Fit the tube cover shield onto the connecting tube. Install the connecting tube. Secure the tube cover shield to the hood shield using the sheetmetal screws supplied in the instruction packet (Fig. 10).

This "closed insert" fireplace is a veritable heating appliance : Heigh yield. Long-lasting, reduced burn rate operation.

5.1 - Adjusting the thermostat

The thermostat is adjusted in the factory. However, it must be checked before setting the appliance into service. To do this, open the ash pan door and remove the ash pan.

At an ambient temperature of 20°C, there must no gap between the mating face and the shutter when the operating handle is positioned on the 0 mark (when the appliance is cold) (Fig. 14).

The shutter must not be pushed, it should come free from the mating face as soon as the handle is turned to position 1.

If necessary, operate the shutter adjusting mechanism by moving the adjusting knob inside the ash pan compartment. CONNECTION AT REAR (FIG 6) Remove the circular knockout in the hood shield and the rectangular knockout in the wall shield. Leave the others in place (Fig. 8). Position the fireplace equipped with its connecting pipe (Fig. 6). Slide the wall + ceiling shield assembly into place (Fig. 9) while maintaining a distance of 60 mm between the ceiling and the ceiling shield. Mark the location of wall mounts and rectangular knockout (Fig. 11). In use, the thermostat control (1) may become hard to turn. In this case, grease the operating screw (2) (with graphite grease or engine oil, etc.). (See arrow in Fig. 15). Move the fireplace away from the wall slightly. Fit the horizontal part of the connecting tube (Fig. 11). Replace the fireplace back against the wall.

5.2 - Commissioning

After the first lighting (see part 5.5.1), have a moderate fire for the first hours and limit the loading of the appliance (a Ø 15 cm log) turning the control knob for the air on position 4 : this enables the temperature of all chimney elements to rise progressively and ensures normal fireplace dilation.

Light the paper and close the door (or leave the door slightly open to accelerate the blaze).

Once the "kindling wood" load is burning, open the door, load the appliance with the recommended fuel and use the regulation devices to obtain the burning required.

5.5.2 – Operation

The smell of paint may be detected initially. Ventilate the room to limit this discomfort.

5.5.2.1 - Periodic and continuous use

Do not join up the ready to set up to a pipe already used for other appliances.

The intermittent use of the appliance requires a reload every 45 minutes. This type of use is particularly recommended as it environmentally friendly.

The apparatus may also be used in continuous mode when periodic use is not possible or when reduced burning is required. In this case, maximum heat output can be maintained for 3 hours and with a slow combustion rate, and a low heat output, the burning period can extend to 10 hours with a 14 kg load. Hardwood logs with a maximum length of 59 cm : oak, hornbeam, beech, chestnut, etc. Maximum loading height : 25 cm.

We recommend that you use very dry wood with a maximum moisture content of 20%, or wood that has been stored under shelter for 2 years after being cut in order to obtain the best yield and to prevent the accumulation of creosote in the flue and on the glass.

The nominal power in intermittent use :

Avoid using resinous wood (pine, fir, spruce...) which leads to more frequent maintenance of the fireplace and chimney flue.

All types of fuel except wood are forbidden, including coal and its derivatives.

Burning kindling wood, branches, planks, straw, cardboard, liquid fuels is dangerous and is forbidden.

The nominal power in continuous use :

The apparatus should never be used as an incinerator for waste products.

Operation of accessories control devices

Air knob control (Fig. 15) : should be adjusted with the poker. Door handle : This must be operated used the poker (Fig. 16). Scraper (Fig. 17) : to remove embers and to clean the appliance. Do not burn your accessories. hands

5.5 - Operation

5.5.1 - Lighting a fire

Turn on the thermostat on position 8 and open the ventilation duct (Fig. 1).

Place some crumpled paper and very dry twigs on the grate followed by branches of larger diameter (approximately ∅ 3 to 5 cm). Obtained with a draft of 12 Pa, and a wood load of 14 kg. Loads are comprised of 3 unsplit hardwood logs. Refill every 3 hours on a 0,50 kg ( that is to say 3 cm thick) layer with the thermostat on position 8 and the ventilation duct open. The burning power given is the average burning power obtained with each 3 hours load. Slow combustion, autonomy greater than 10 hours in continuous use : uselessly. Use the

Obtained with a draft of 12 Pa, and a wood load of 3,5 kg. Loads are comprised of 3 unsplit hardwood logs. Refill every 45 minutes on a 0,50 kg ( that is to say 3 cm thick) layer with the thermostat on position 8 and the ventilation duct open. The announced power is the average power obtained with each 45 minute-load. Obtained on a 6 Pa draft with a 14 kg-load composed of a non-split log of strong wood, preferably with large diameters (superior to 16 cm). Reload on a 0,30 kg (that is to say 2 cm thick) ash lay with the thermostat on position 0 and the ventilation duct closed.

5.5.2.2 - Fire duct

The desired rate of burning is obtained by activating the operating controls (see paragraph 5.4) and by choosing a load which corresponds to requirements, ie :

- a fan support with a 230 V 50 Hz 30 W motor fan - a fan shield - a selector with two speeds and stop - a thermostat which sets in motion the ventilator in accordance with the fireplace's temperature, if the selector is in position I or II. - a selector AUTO/MANU For maximum heating, load the fireplace with 3 logs measuring approximately 10 cm in diameter (thermostat on position 8 and the ventilation duct open normal speed). Use this position only temporarily, to heat the rooms following prolonged absence. For an intermediate burn rate, reduce the load : one or two logs (air thermostat on half position). For a long-lasting heat output with a slow combustion rate, use 1 or 2 non-split logs with a diameter superior to 16 cm (thermostat on position 0 and the ventilation duct closed). - UTILIZATION Select a speed of ventilation : . Little speed, selector in position I . High speed, selector in position II To get a long-lasting combustion rate, reload on a merely burning bed of embers. Put in heating the apparatus (see § 5.5). For the versions with thermostat, select automatic operation (AUTO) or manual operation (MANU) with the selector : For rapid restarting of the fire, add some kindling wood, load the logs, and only if necessary keep the door partly open for several minutes, without leaving the appliance unattended. Thereafter, use the controls as per the instructions (paragraph 5.4). Doing so will accelerate the fire's recovery, particularly if the wood is damp. - In the MANU position : the fan is switched on and off by manual control. In this position, the blower function can be started up immediately and must be switched off by hand. - In the AUTO position : the fan is operated automatically, when the whole of the apparatus is warm, generally during the following hour the lighting. Its running is interrupted when the apparatus is cold, generally at the fireplace's extinction.

Make burn rate changes (switching from a slow combustion rate to a normal rate for example) before reloading the fireplace during the "live coals" combustion phase, in order to allow the fireplace and the chimney flue to adapt progressively to the change.

To avoid smoke and falling ash coming out into the room during reloading operations, the door should be opened with the following precautions : - Open the door partly, waits for the open door suction to start, and open the door slowly. If you want the blower to be started up immediately and then switched off automatically, select the MANU position when lighting and then switch to the AUTO position once the appliance is hot. The blower will then be switched off automatically.

Using the stove in continuous mode and a slow combustion rate, especially in milder temperature conditions (bad draught) and with wet timber, leads to an incomplete combustion and the formation of tar and soot deposits : - Alternate the slow burning periods with returns to normal burning. - Burning small loads is recommended.

After the stove has been used in slow combustion mode, the front glass may darken because of a slight soot deposit, this deposit will burn off (by pyrolysis) with the next hot fire (higher combustion rate).

5.5.2.4 - Ash removal

The air used for the wood combustion goes under the grid when the air knob control is open. This air is also used to cool the grate. To ensure optimum performance and to avoid damaging the grate due to overheating, it is very important that it not be obstructed. The grate should therefore be cleaned regularly and the ashes removed. Extracting the ash box. The fitting of a suction moderating flap in the connecting duct enables to control the burning, notably slow burning, enabling long lasting heating.

5.5.2.3 – Set fan

Unlock the ash pan door. Position the end of the poker in the hole on the ash pan door handle and move the poker as shown in Fig. 18.

The scraper may be used to remove ash from the grate (Fig. 17).

The ash pan, located under the grate, is easily removed by pulling it out with the poker.

Remove periodically any ash which spilled accidentally in the ash box compartment. The level of ashes must never reach the cast iron grate : de-ash every 2 to 3 days. The blower unit includes the following : - a box

5.5.2.5 - Safety rules

NOTA BENE : For the deflector, the E notches are located at the fore part of the appliance (Fig 25) when this last one is set up. Never dowse the fire with water to put it out. The front glass as well as other parts of the stove are very hot : be aware of the risk of burns, particularly when small children are present. The fireplace radiates a significant amount of heat even through the glass : do not place heatsensitive materials or objects at a distance closer than 1.50m from the glass. Empty the ash pan into a metal or nonflammable container intended for this purpose. Although the ashes may appear to be cold, they may still be very hot even after a long cooling-down period. Do not place easily inflammable materials near the fireplace or in the woodbox. Cautious, do not store the firewood under the appliance (Fig. 19). In case of fire in the hearth, turn the thermostat on position 0 and close the ventilation duct.

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS AND SWEEPING Set down the deflector, the fireback, and the joining up pipe.

Proceed with the dismantling of the deflector : Have the deflector got through P guide pins (Fig. 22) and have it out off slantwise (Fig. 23). Thoroughly inspect the condition of the fireplace and all seals, in particular : seals, locking mechanisms, bearing surfaces (door, frame).

After removing the tube cover : Thoroughly inspect the condition of the chimney flue and the connecting tube: all connections must be mechanically sound and retain their tightness. Use a vacuum cleaner to clean the convection circuit around the fireplace, inside the hood and in the hot air outlets. Clean the appliance using a brush and a vacuum cleaner. If an anomaly is detected, have the unit or the installation repaired by a certified professional. After a long off-period : Check that nothing obstructs any pipes before using the stove again. Prior to sweeping operations :

The chimney flue must be mechanically swept. This operation should be performed several times per year and at least once during the heating season. A certificate should be handed in by a qualified professional.

For reinstall the deflector, carry out the same operations in the reverse order.

6.1 - Maintenance and sweeping of the chimney

6.2 - Routine maintenance

Dismantling of the ventilation shaft : after having dismantled the deflector (Fig.20, 21 and 22 ) loosen the ( A ) screw ( box spanner H 10 ), partially free the lever and its operating lever stem, without getting them out off the grate, in order to free the shutter (Fig. 24). NOTA BENE : Have the lever on vertical position to have the spin getting through the grate easily. Clean the glass with a damp cloth and remove the ash. If necessary, use a special cleaning product in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Wait until the installation has completely cooled down before performing this operation. Clean regularly the ventilation guides : Using the tip of a metallic object (2), scratch the inner edges of the cast iron to remove the soot which may have formed. - Using a vacuum cleaner (1), remove the particles and dust trapped between the door and window (Fig. 26 and 27).

NOTE : The particles disrupt the formation of the secondary air layer which protects the glass from direct contact with the smoke and assists in the complete combustion of the wood. These operations should be performed whenever the glass is dirty and only once the fireplace has completely cooled down. Reassembly of the ventilation shaft : for the reassembly act the other way round (vertical box spanner for vertical shutter) and that the shutter horizontally positioned (circular rib must be in contact with the horizontal part inside the appliance) to ensure the water tightness.

Regularly clean the hot air outlets on the tube cover. The outlets become quickly obstructed with intensive operation. Select an adequate cleaning interval.

If servicing of the blower is necessary for any reason whatsoever (Fig. 28) :

Disconnect the appliance (or switch off the power). Remove the 3 mounting screws (1) from the fan support and the protective grille. Remove the 2 screws and the 2 fan washers (2). Remove the grille by lifting it. Pull the fan at a slant angle. NOTE : For terminal strip connections, refer to Fig. 29 and Fig. 30.

7 – GLOBAL TERMS OF WARRANTY

1. TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Apart from the legal warranty, particularly for latent defects, Deville guarantees to deliver the furniture in case of obvious defects or non-conformity to the ordered furniture. Without prejudice to the provisions that are to be taken concerning the carrier, claims on delivery of furniture concerning the obvious defects or the non conformity, must be issued by the Buyer in writing a registered letter with confirmation of receipt to Deville company with in 5 days after noticing the defect. It is up to the Buyer to prove the reality of the noticed defects and irregularities. The Buyer must let Deville every opportunity of noticing any of those defects and irregularities in order to salve then. The Buyer must also keep the non standard supplies at the disposal of Deville, according to the instructions of the latter. Prior to any return of supplies an agreement will be issued.

2. EXTEND

The warranty of Deville covers, except for any compensation or for damages, the free replacement or repairing of supplier the part acknowledged as being defected (except for wear and tear parts) by its services to the exclusion of the fees for the workplace, for the removal and for the shipping. On enamelled equipments, appliances, crackles are never considered as a manufacturing defect. They are due to the difference of expansion of iron enamel or cast-iron enamel and don’t alter the adherence. Paid replacement parts are warranted for a six-month period from the invoicing date, any additional warranty agreed by a retailer from Deville doesn’t commit Deville. Whenever claiming under a warranty, the guarantee with the stamp from the retailer Deville is strictly required. The above guarantee must be produced for any demand to repair the appliance under warranty, or a detachable slip or coupon of any such guarantee must, according to the own organisation of Deville, be returned to the latter within the required time. For lack of this, the date on the invoice issued by Deville can’t be taken into account. The interventions under warranty can’t have the effect of continuing the warranty.

3. WARRANTY PERIOD

The agreed warranty period assured by Deville is the longer of 1 year from the day of the purchase of the appliance, subject to the above terms and conditions are fact that the claims covered by the conditions are requested within the required time. The repairing, the replacement or the alteration of parts under the warranty period can neither have the effect of continuing the period of the latter, not get to any compensation for any fees, for late delivery, accidents or any such damages.

4. EXCLUSION

The warranty is unavailable for the following cases, without this list being exhaustive : - Fitting out, fitting out and assembling of appliances not due to Deville. - Consequently Deville can’t be considered as responsible for damages or supplies, or accidents to persons due to local laws and regulations ( for example the fact that there is no linking to the a earth ground connection, or a wrong drought of a fitting out ). Fair wear and tear of the supplies or abnormal use of the supplies including the case of industrial or trading use or a use of the supplies in different conditions from the ones it was built for. It is, for example, of non respect of the conditions described in the directions issued by Deville : display to outside conditions damaging the appliance ; such as excessive dampness or abnormal change of the electrical tension. Malfunction, damage or accident due to a shock, a drop, a carelessness, a failure of supervision or of service from the Buyer. Any alteration, change or intervention made by a member of the staff or a company that is not approved by Deville, or manufactured with replacement parts that are not genuine or not approved by the manufacturer.

5. SPECIAL TERMS OF WARRANTY

These terms add and define the above general terms of warranty and come first to the former, refer to the enclosed leaf untitled : “special terms of sales Deville - warranty”.

3 - EIGENSCHAFTEN DER INSTALLATION, AN

DER DAS GERÄT ANGESCHLOSSEN WERDEN

KANN Minimum diameter 153 mm

AANSLUITING BOVEN (AFB 5) AANSLUITING ACHTER (AFB 6)

80° max (non habitable) 80° max (noninhabitable)

50° max (noninhabitanle) Continuous flue (no joint at floor feed-through) Leak-tight fitting Dichte Einführung Encaje estanco Connecting pipe Anschlußrohr Leak-tight sweeping buffer Bevelled section pipe Separate flue, well swept, smooth, no cracking Incombustible material safety zone Pipe cover shield (fixed) Connecting pipe Pipe cover shield (fixed)

Pre-cutouts to be removed

Pre-cutouts to be removed Attachment of the pipe cover shield onto the hood shield Wall shield (secured to the wall) Chimmney flue wall Tube shield fitted onto the flue and secured between the fireplace and the wall Back of the fireplace Parete canna fumaria

Wand rookgaskanaal Fig. 12

Plafond Ceiling Tecto Plafond

Four 6 dia. In lower pipe cover used to secure the upper pipe cover Existing holes used to secure the pipe cover assembly in the hood Upper pipe cover Lower pipe cover Tapatubo inferior

Brown Yellow Black White Yellow and green Switch of the two-speed ventilator Selector AUTO/MANU Ventilator Thermostat Phase Earth connection (compulsory) Neutre Neutral