BARI - Wood stove HASE - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL BARI HASE

Instructions for use

8. Adding Fuel / Heating at Nominal Thermal Output .35

9. Heating with Brown Coal Briquettes ............................36

10. Banking the Fire and Raising the Temperature ..........36

General Information This section contains important information on using this technical documentation. Utmost care was taken in preparing this document. Nevertheless, suggestions for improvement and comments regarding any errors are always welcome. © Hase Kaminofenbau GmbH

1.1 Definition of Safety Notes

WARNING! This symbol alerts you to a potentially hazardous situation. Non-compliance with this warning can cause severe injuries, or even death. CAUTION! This symbol alerts you to a potentially hazardous situation. Non-compliance can cause damage to property or injuries to persons. NOTE! Provides additional tips about using the stove as well as useful information. ENVIRONMENT! Sections marked with this symbol provide information about safe and environmentallyfriendly operation as well as environmental laws and regulations.

Control Elements Butterfly Valve (Optional) Primary Air Slider (I) Fire Grate Operating Device Secondary Air Slider (II) Release for Rotating Console Ash Drawer

Within a radius of 100 cm in front of and 40 cm around the stove, flammable, combustible, or heat-sensitive materials (e.g. furniture, wood or plastic panelling, curtains, etc.) are not allowed to be located in the heat radiating area of the fire box window (Fig. 1).

With regard to flammable materials beyond the heat radiating area, a safety distance of 20 cm at the sides of the stove and 20 cm behind the stove has to be adhered to (Fig. 1). WARNING! Flammable flooring materials (e.g., wood, laminate, carpeting,) must be protected with a floorplate made of non-combustible material (e.g., tiles, safety glass, slate, or sheet steel). If a floor plate is required, its size must match the rotating range of the stove. fig. 1 Ra diating Area Ra diating Area Dimensions in cm The size of the floorplate must be larger than the base of the stove by at least 50 cm in front and at least 21 cm at the sides of the stove (Fig. 2).

Fuel Load Sizes and Thermal Output The thermal output depends on the amount of fuel you put in the stove. When adding more fuel, please do not exceed the maximum fuel load size of 2 kg. Exceeding the maximum fuel load size leads to a danger of overheating, which can result in damage to the stove and the risk of a stove fire. NOTE! To attain a thermal output of approx. 6 kWm, burn wood logs that weigh 1.5 kg and are no longer than 25 cm in length for about 45 min. (with brown coal briquettes 3 briquettes with a total of approx. 1,5 kg at approx. 60 min). NOTE! To attain a thermal output of approx. 3.0 kWm, burn wood logs that weigh 0.5 kg and are no longer than 25 cm in length for about 30 min. (with brown coal briquettes 1 briquette with a total of approx. 0,5 kg at approx. 30 min)..

The Bari is intended for intermittent operation, please only apply one fuel layer at a time. 50 floorplate fig. 2 Dimensions in cm

Operating the Revolving Console

The Bari is equipped with a rotating console. Just lift the handle (a) to release the latch and then rotate the Bari to the desired position. (Not applicable if Hase ventilation system is used.) When installing the Bari, ensure that the score (b) faces towards the front (Fig. 3). NOTE! During shipment, condensation moisture can accumulate in the stove’s interior, which may possibly lead to the appearance of condensation or water on the stove or flue pipes. Please dry off these damp areas imme diately. fig. 4

fig. 3 The surface of your stove was treated in a sandblasting machine before applying the colour coating. Despite careful and thorough inspection, there may still be some residual material in the stove body, which can fall out when your stove is being installed. NOTE! To prevent any damage, please immediately vacuum up these small steel pellets with a vacuum cleaner.

WARNING! Always comply with the safety distances to combustible and flammable materials! Never turn stove when lighting fire! Initial Operation fig. 5 The first time a stove is operated, the heat development causes the emission of volatile components from the coating, sealing strips and lubricants, and smoke and odours can occur. At a higher combustion temperature, this one-time process can take between 4 to 5 hours. To achieve this higher combustion temperature, please increase the fuel quantity recommended in Section 7, „Adding Fuel/ Heating with Nominal Thermal Output“, by approximately 25%. fig. 6

CAUTION! To prevent adverse effects on health, nobody should stay in the room(s) during this process unless absolutely necessary. Make sure the room is well-ventilated and open the windows and outside doors. If needed, use a fan for faster air circulation. If the maximum temperature is not reached during the first heating operation, you may notice an odour for a short period of time the next time the stove is used as well.

Lighting the Fire Procedure Completely open primary and secondary air. Position of Control Elements Slide primary and secondary air slider all the way to the middle. The slider settings described in Table 1 (see figure on the right) are recommendations that were determined under conformance testing conditions, in compliance with the relevant standard. Depending on the weather conditions and the draught capability of your chimney, accordingly adjust the slider positions for your Bari to the local conditions. NOTE! The Bari may only be operated when the fire box door is closed; the fire box door may only be opened to add fuel. Adding Fuel / Heating at Nominal Thermal Output More fuel should be added to the fire when the flames from the previous burning off phase have just gone out. Adding Fuel / Heating at Nominal Output Procedure Lighting the Fire The firing up phase should be as short as possible, since higher emissions can occur during this phase.

Open fire grate Position of Control Elements Adjust primary and secondary air. Move primary air slider (I) to position 1 from left. Move secondary air slider (II) to position 3. Close fire grate. Push in fire grate slider. Pull out fire grate slider Pile up any remaining ash and unburned Charcoal into the centre of the combustion chamber. Place 2-3 small logs into the middle of the fire box; stack approx. 0.5 kg of dry wood chips on top. Light the ignition material at several places. Add two logs weighing approx.

1.5 kg in total. Place logs with

one end to the front of fire box. Only add a single layer of fuel. Tab. 1 Tab. 2 WARNING! Never use spirits, petrol, or other flammable fluids to light the stove.

Heating with Brown Coal Briquettes Wood should be used for the warming-up phase and when adding fuel for the first time, see “Warming-up Phase”. As soon as a basic glowing firebed is reached, place 2-3 brown coal briquettes on the grate in the middle of the firebox, keeping a finger’s width between the briquettes, and use the following procedure and settings: Heating with Brown Coal Briquettes Procedure Position of Control Elements Open primary air completely. Slide primary air slider all the way to the middle. Adjust secondary air completely. Set secondary air slider (II) to position 2.

10. Banking the Fire and Raising the Temperature

Keep the stove set as described above until the brown coal briquettes are thoroughly burnt. Then close the primary air (I) and the fire grate. Slide the secondary air slider (II) to position 2/3. NOTE! While the stove is in operation, the secondary air slider should never be completely closed. To raise the temperature of the fire, stir up the rest of the glowing embers with the fire grate slider. Open the primary air (I) and add new logs to the fire.

11. Emptying the Ash Drawer

As a safety precaution, please make sure to wait until the ashes are cold before you dispose of them. While the ash collects during the fire, the lid is located under the ash drawer. Open fire grate. Tab. 3 Pull out fire grate slider. Remove both the ash drawer and the lid located underneath it. Slide the lid onto the ash drawer so that it is closed; this prevents ashes from flying around, which in turn means your home stays clean. To place the ash drawer back into the stove, proceed in the reverse order. CAUTION! Piled up ashes can impair or even block the supply of primary air supply to the stove. Please ensure that the air supply path for the primary air between the ash drawer and the bottom of the ash compartment remains clear.

Side view The Bari, certified in compliance with DIN-EN 13240 : 2001 + A2 2004 and Art. 15 a B-VG (Austria), can only be operated when the fire box is closed; more than one device can be connected to the chimney. VKF-No.: 14262; Inspection Report No. (A): FSPS- WA 2005-A Briquette Nominal Thermal Output

Min. Supply Pressure at Nominal Thermal Output

mg/m³ CO content at 13% O2 Depending on the insulation of the building, the nominal thermal output of 6 kW indicated on 20 - 80 m² (subject to change) Dimensions: Stove Fire box Height 107,5 / 111,5 / 112 cm 43 cm Width 48 cm 28 cm Depth 48 cm 30 cm Ø 48 Stove‘s angle of rotation: 360° · Can be stopped in place and locked right/left in 15° gradients. Observe safety distances to combustible or flammable materials! Top view Steel 146 kg 140 kg with ceramic 154 kg with soapstone Ceramic 165 kg Fire Box Opening: Flue pipe diameter: Pipe diameter of Hase ventilation system* Rotating system not applicable if Hase ventilation system is used! Soapstone 205 kg

Weight Connection height : 105 Wood Stove height: max. 112 Combustion Values Connection height of Hase ventilation system: 11 The following data applies to the chimney characteristics in accordance with EN 13384-1 / 2 1185 cm² 15 cm 10 cm

• For separate air supply in low-energy houses and insufficient combustion air supply in the room where the stove is installed

13. CE Declaration of Conformity

The original Declaration of Conformity and associated documents are available from the manufacturer upon request. The Manufacturer: Hase Kaminofenbau GmbH Niederkircherstr. 14 54294 Trier / Germany Hereby declares that the room heating appliance for use with solid fuels, bearing the trade name: Bari complies with the stipulations and provisions of the: CE Construction Products Directive 89/106/EEC and the M129 Mandate and is in compliance with the following harmonised standard: EN 13240:2001+EN 13240:2001/ A2: 2004 The notified testing institute listed below has performed the inspection and testing of the room heating appliance for use with solid fuels in regards to conformity with the requirements specified by the standard: RWE Power AG Feuerstättenprüfstelle D-50226 Frechen Kennziffer: NRW 16 Trier, Germany, dated 19.01.2011 Fernando Najera , Executive Manager Please observe the safety notes and precautions contained in the installation and operating instructions that are shipped with the product.