C07728 - Wood stove DEVILLE - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL C07728 DEVILLE

4.2.1 Fuel recommended
4.2.2 Forbidden fuel

4.3 USING THE HANDLING DEVICES AND THE ACCESSORIES
4.4 USE

4.4.1 Lighting
4.4.2 Operation

4.4.2.1 Fire duct
4.4.2.2 De-ashing

4.4.3 Safety instructions

5 - RECOMMENDATIONS RELATED WITH DUCT CLEANING, STOVE AND SMOKE DUCT MAINTENANCE 16
6 - GLOBAL TERMS OF WARRANTY 18

We strongly recommend reading carefully the entire manual in order to ensure the best possible use and the highest satisfaction from your Deville stove.

Any non compliance with the assembly, installation and operating instructions is the sole responsibility of the person performing any operation on the stove.

THIS STOVE MUST BE INSTALLED IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE CURRENTLY ENFORCED D.T.U. SPECIFICATIONS.

All local, national, and European regulations must be respected when using this appliance. The appliance must not be modified.

WE RECOMMENDED ASKING A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL TO INSTALL THE STOVE.

1 - DESIGNATION

The stove C07728 is in line with French standard NF EN 13240.

There is constant heating system with grating combustion designed exclusively for wood burning, inside a semi-closed combustion chamber.

2 - NOMINAL CALORIFIC POWER AND SLOW BURNING AUTONOMY

• Nominal calorific power according to standard NF EN 13240 during normal burning test: 12kW . The appliance can either be used in intermittent mode or in continuous mode.

Intermittent and continuous running :

The intermittent running needs a reload every three quarters of an hour. This choice of operation is to be favoured as it is environmentally-friendly.

The appliance can also ensure a continuous running when the intermittent constraints can't be respected or when a reduced power is wanted.

Nominal calorific power with an intermittent working:

. Obtained with a 12 Pa draught with a fire lasting 3 / 4 of an hour, with a loading of 2,84 kg of hard wood (hornbeam, oak ...) in the form of 2 split wood logs of about 9 cm diameter.

. To get this heat power, reload on an ash bed of about 500 g that is to say 4 cm thick.

. The given power is the average power obtained in the tests with the the air intake damper opened to its maximum.

The slow combustion :

. Obtained with a 6 Pa draught, with the air intake damper closed.
. Reload on an ash bed of about 500g (4 cm thick).
It can last over 10 hours with an unsplit log of hard wood of a large diameter weighing between 6 and 10kg

Normal speed conditions allow to get a maximum power which is not to be exceeded to guarantee a running in complete safety.

The maximum loading is 15kg of wood

3 - DESCRIPTION AND SIZE

3.1 DESCRIPTION (Fig. 1)

The main elements of the stove are shown below :

(1) Handle
(2) Loading door
(3) Top
(4) Duct
(5) Panel or decoration
(6) Air inlet damper

A secondary air inlet is integrated in the upper section of the door window to maintain it clean and ensure improved wood combustion.

The air inlet damper, located in the lower part of the door, allows the burn rate to be adjusted.

Stove net weight : C07728 Stove approx. 171 kg

3.2 SIZE (Fig. 2)

Outer dimensions (mm)

	Width	Height	Depth
C07728	904	1045	539

3.3 - VENTILATION OF THE AREA IN WHICH THE APPLIANCE IS TO BE INSTALLED

• The appliance needs air in addition to the air required by the statutory air change rate. This is obligatory when the dwelling includes mechanical ventilation.
• The air intake should give directly to the outside or should be located in an area ventilated to the outside; it should also be protected by a grille (see advised layout Fig. 3).

A:FAVOURABLE

Face in prevailing wind, favour the flow of fresh air and smokes:

B:UNFAVOURABLE

Face opposite prevailing wind.

• The air outlet should be as near as possible to the stove. 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 air intake section should be at least equal to one-quarter of the section of the smoke flue with a minimum of :

• 70~cm^2 for use with the door closed only

• It may be necessary to stop the extractor of the mechanical ventilation so as to avoid smoke coming back into the room when the door is opened.

4 - STOVE OPERATING CONDITIONS

4.1 FIRST LIGHTING

• Once the chimney is implemented and the stove set, observe the drying time of the materials used for the construction (2 to 3 weeks).
• Do not connect the stove to a pipe linked to several appliances.
• After first lighting (see paragraph 4.4.1), make a moderate fire for the first hours by limiting the stove's load (a 15cm diameter log) (air damper half-open).

. Progressive heating of all the elements in the chimney and normal stove expansion.

• During the first hours of use, the stove may produce a smell of paint : ventilate the room to limit its effects.

4.2 FUEL

4.2.1 Fuel recommended

Hardwood logs with a maximum length of 50 cm : oak, hornbeam, beech, chestnut, etc...

Maximum loading height : 20 cm.

We recommended using very dry wood (maximum 20% humidity), i.e. 2 years dry storage following cutting, in order to obtain higher yields and avoid sooting the smoke duct and the windows.

Do not use resinous woods (pine, fir, spruce, etc.), which involve more frequent maintenance of the stove and the flue.

4.2.2 Forbidden fuel

Any other combustible than wood is forbidden, in particular coal and its by-products.

Burning kindling, canes, slats, straw, cardboard, liquid fuels is dangerous and should be avoided.

The appliance should not be used as a waste incinerator.

4.3 USING THE HANDLING DEVICES AND THE ACCESSORIES

Door handle : it must be handled thanks to the cold hand.

Air intake control lever : it must be handled thanks to the cold hand.

Cold hand (Fig. 4): it is used to handle the pull knob of the air control, and the door knob. It is also used to pull out the ashtray.

Scaper (Fig. 5): it is used to remove and to arrange the logs in the fireplace according to the combustion.

Do not burn your hands uselessly. Use the accessories.

LIGHTING DAMPER

The lighting position is obtained through moving the damper directly with the hand : this position can only be used when the appliance is ‘cold’ and in making the following operations (Fig. 6) :

Operation n1:

Push the primary air adjustment damper to the right up to a stop which corresponds to the locking of the 'lighting position'.

Operation n2:

Lift the air intake damper.

Operation n3:

Maintain the damper in its high position and push it to the right : you are in ‘ lighting position’.

After the lighting, to come back to normal speed position, intermediate speed or slow speed, use the poker which can be hot to push the damper.

4.4 USE

4.4.1 Lighting

• Put the air intake damper in lighting position (Fig. 6).

• Place crumpled paper on the grating and very dry kindling wood (twigs), then larger cross-section cut wood (diameter 3 to 5cm ).

• Light the paper and shut the door (leave it slightly open to accelerate the lighting in avoiding any blowing back outside the appliance).

• When the loading of small parts of wood is well lit, open the door, load the appliance with the recommended fuel.

4.4.2 Operation

4.4.2.1 Fire duct

• The burning required is obtained by using the control devices (see § 4.3) and selecting a load matching your needs, i.e.:
  . For maximum heating, load the appliance with 3 logs of approx. 10~cm diameter (air damper open) (Fig. 6).

Use this position only temporarily, to heat the rooms following prolonged absence.

. For intermediate heating, use a smaller load : one or two logs (air damper half-open) (Fig. 6).
. For a long-lasting heat output with a slow combustion rate, use 1 non-split log with a diameter superior to 15 cm (air damper closed) (Fig. 6).

• To get a long-lasting combustion rate, reload on a merely burning bed of embers.
• 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 4.3). This method gets the fire going quickly again, especially if the wood is slightly damp.
• Change the burning rate (switching from a slow combustion rate to a normal rate for example) before reloading, during the combustion stage of the embers, to enable the appliance and smoke duct to change progressively from one burning rate to another.
• To prevent smoke from driving back and the ash from entering the room, at the time of loading, opening the door requires a number of precautions:
  . Open the door partly, waits for the open door suction to start, and open the door slowly.
• 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).

The fitting of a suction moderating flap in the connecting duct enables to control the burning, notably slow burning, enabling long lasting heating (see installation manual).

4.4.2.2 De-ashing

The air used for burning the wood comes in under the grate when the damper is open. This air also ensures the cooling of the grating. Therefore, it is vital, to ensure optimum performance and prevent the degradation of the grating due to overheating, to prevent any obstruction by performing regularly de-ashing operations and evacuating the ash :

• Use the scraper to de-ash the grating (Fig. 5).

• The ashtray- fixed under the grid - is easily removable by pulling it out thanks to the cold hand (Fig. 4).

• The level of ash must never reach the stove's cast iron grating : de-ash every 2 to 3 days.

• Remove periodically any ash which spilled accidentally in the ash box compartment.

4.4.3 Safety instructions

• Never throw water on the fire to put it out.
• The front glass as well as other parts of the stove are very hot : beware the risk of burns.

• The stove produces a large quantity of heat by means of radiation through the window : do not place any materials or objects which are sensitive to heat within 1.5m of the windowed zone.

• It is imperative to maintain the loading closed at all times.

• Do not place any easily flammable materials near the appliance.

• Empty the ash pan into a special metal or otherwise inflammable receptacle used only for this purpose. Ashes that might appear cold can still be very hot, even if you think they have had enough time to get cold.
• It is especially important not to store wood under the appliance.
• If there is a fire in the chimney, shut the air ventilation pull handle (Fig. 6).

5 - RECOMMANDATIONS RELATED WITH DUCT CLEANING, STOVE AND SMOKE DUCT MAINTENANCE

The mechanical cleaning of the smoke duct is compulsory, and must be performed several times per year, at least during the heating season. A certificate should be handed in by a qualified professional.

For sweepings, you'll need to :

• Remove the deflector (Fig. 7):

• Dismantle the deflector ① by lifting it and drawing if forward.

• Let the back part of the du deflector ① go down and take it out.

• To put the deflector back: proceed in the reverse way of the dismantling.

• Check thoroughly the state of the appliance and particularly the elements ensuring sealing : locking joints and devices, supporting parts (door, frame).

• Check the state of the smoke duct and connecting duct : all the connections must show proper mechanical resistance and sealing.
• Clean the appliance using a brush and a vacuum cleaner.

In the event of an anomaly : have the appliance repaired or the installation performed by a qualified professional.

After a long off-period :

• Check that nothing obstructs any pipes before using the stove again.

CURRENT MAINTENANCE

• Clean the window using a damp cloth and ash. If required, use an adapted household cleaning product by observing the instructions of the operation manuals. Wait for the appliance to be completely cooled before proceeding with this operation.

Clean regularly the secondary air intake part (Fig. 8).

• Vacuum ① dust and the particles stuck between the air guide and the window glass. If necessary slip a thin blade or a sheet of rigid cardboard ② between the air guide and the glass to make the cleaning easier (clearing of the particles).

These particles block the making of the secondary air flow which protects the widow from the direct contact with smokes and complete the the burning of the wood.

• Scrape off with the end of a metallic object ② the inferior edge of the air intake part to remove the bistre which has settled there.

These operations have to be made as soon as the window glass is dirty and it is essential to wait for the complete extinction of the fire within the appliance to implement them.

If some local and distinct soot patches (Fig. 8) appear again and multiply, it is necessary to dismount the air guide to make a more complete cleaning (Fig. 9):

. Hang the door out and lay it down.
. Remove the 3 screws.
. Remove the air guide A and clean it.
. Reassemble the whole and check that the original window kit is respected.

This operation has to be performed by a skilled professional.

• Check the efficiency of the door latch and, if required, make the following adjustments (Fig. 10):

• To harden door closure :

. Successively loosen screw ① and tighten screw ②
Turn both screws 14 turn and repeat the operation as required.

NOTE: This operation increases pressure on the hearth door's sealing gasket.

• To soften door closure :

. Successively loosen screw ② and tighten screw ①
Turn both screws 14 turn and repeat the operation as required.

NOTE: This operation reduces pressure on the hearth door's sealing gasket.

6 - 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. All return of material, for any reasons, should be subject to a formal pre - agreement from Deville.

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 period of the agreed warranty ensured by Deville is for 2 years (5 years for the fireplace heating body) from the date when the appliance was purchased by the user, subject to the fact the claims -forecast by the above conditions- were done within the time allowed. 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 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".

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4.1 PRIMA ACCENSIONE
4.2 COMBUSTIBLE

4.2.1 Combustible racommando
4.2.2 Combustibili vietati

4.3 USO DEGLI ORGANI DI MANOVRA E DEGLI ACCESSORI
4.4 UTILIZZO

4.1 PRIMA ACCENSIONE