NLine Typ 111 55 - Pan Wamsler - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	Wamsler
Model	NLine Typ 111 55
Product type	Wood stove (solid fuel)
Nominal power	5 kW
Efficiency	82.2% (wood), 79.4% (lignite)
Approved fuel	Log wood (max length 25 cm, humidity < 20%), briquetted lignite
Max wood load	2 pieces of 1.2 kg each (Ø 5-12 cm)
Average flue gas temperature	234 °C (wood), 320 °C (lignite)
Flue gas mass flow	5.6 g/s (wood), 5.4 g/s (lignite)
Minimum required draft	12 Pa
CO emissions (at 13% O2)	1069 mg/m³ (wood)
Fine particles (at 13% O2)	< 40 mg/m³
Flue connection diameter	120 mm or 150 mm
Safety distance – front	80 cm (reducible to 40 cm with a screen)
Safety distance – rear	20 cm
Safety distance – side	30 cm
Inner material	Vermiculite plates (insulating, consumable)
External air supply	Mandatory, minimum free section 50 cm², diameter possible 100 mm
Routine maintenance	Clean the glass with a special product, ashes in a metal container, chimney sweeping twice a year
Consumable parts warranty (vermiculite)	6 months (manufacturing defect)

Frequently Asked Questions - NLine Typ 111 55 Wamsler

What types of wood can I burn in this stove?

Only hard, dry woods (humidity < 20%) such as oak, beech, ash, chestnut, hornbeam, walnut, or fruit trees. Avoid softwoods, wet, treated, or contaminated wood.

How to light the stove correctly?

Open the primary air inlet, place paper or firelighter (sulfur-free) and kindling, then larger wood. Light and close the door. Never use flammable liquid.

Why are there odors and smoke during the first uses?

This is due to the paint curing. It is normal during the first fires. Ventilate the room and heat gradually.

How to adjust the primary air for optimal combustion?

For ignition, open the primary air. For nominal wood operation, open the fuel selector and close the primary air. For lignite, close the fuel selector and open the primary air. Refer to the adjustment table.

What is the maximum amount of wood to load?

Do not exceed 2 logs of 1.2 kg each (max 25 cm long, Ø 5-12 cm). Overloading damages the appliance and voids the warranty.

How to clean the stove glass?

Use a special product for wood heating glass, only on the inner surface. Other glass surfaces can be cleaned with a damp cloth and a mild glass cleaner.

What safety distance must I follow around the stove?

In front of the stove: 80 cm (40 cm with a screen), behind: 20 cm, sides: 30 cm. The floor under and in front (50 cm) must be protected by a non-combustible material.

Do I need to install an external air supply?

Yes, it is mandatory to avoid negative pressure and carbon monoxide risks. Minimum free section of 50 cm², to be placed near the stove.

What to do in case of a chimney fire?

Close all openings of the stove, alert the fire department. Do not attempt to extinguish the fire yourself. Have the installation inspected after the incident.

How to maintain the vermiculite plates?

Avoid shocks when inserting logs and do not overload the firebox. These plates are consumable: if they deteriorate, have them replaced by a professional.

USER MANUAL NLine Typ 111 55 Wamsler

Thank you for choosing our product!

By purchasing this product you receive guarantee for

good quality originating from the usage of the finest and proven materials,
- operating security which is controlled according to German and European norms (Corresponds to the standard EN 13240)
- long life ensured by the robust structure

In order to be able to use your new fireplace for a long time please read the following instructions manual. You will find all the necessary information in it and some additional advice.

ATTENTION! It is necessary to quote the article number and the serial number on the model plate when ordering parts!

Contents

Foreword 21
Contents 21
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 22
1. Usage 24
1.1 Structure of the equipment 24
1.2 Installation 25
1.3 Putting out of operation 27
1.4 Heating instructions 27
1.5 Cleaning and maintenance 28
1.6 Potential problems and how to tackle them 30
2. Placing 31
2.1 Prescriptions 31
2.2 Place of installation 31
2.3 Distances 31
2.4 Connection of the fireplace 32
2.5 Outside air intake 34
3. Technical specification 35
3.1 Dimensional drawings 36

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. This equipment has been certified under the requirements of standard EN 13240 (see the model plate).
2. For setting purposes and connection to the chimney, the fire protection requirements as prescribed in the given locations, as well as standards DIN 4705, DIN 18160, DIN 18896, EN 13384, EN 1856-2 and EN 15287 should be complied with. For the problem-free functioning of the equipment, the chimney that the fireplace is to be connected to has to be in perfect conditions (mainly Germany).
3. Before the first commissioning and connection to the chimney, these user instructions are to be read thoroughly, and the competent chimney sweeper has to be informed.
4. It is recommended to use clean cotton gloves for the setting of the equipment in order to avoid the appearance of fingerprints that would be hard to eliminate later on.
5. In order to keep the air clean and maintain the equipment properly, the maximum fuel quantities specified in these safety instructions may not be exceeded, and the doors of the equipment have to be kept closed, otherwise the equipment may overheat, leading to damage. No guarantee is provided for such damage.
6. During operations, the doors of the equipment are to be kept always closed.

7. Permissible fuels:

8. natural wood (max. 25 cm in length)

9. brown coal briquette (see user instructions)

10. Never use liquid igniters. Use special ignition materials or wood wool for the kindling of the fire.

11. Never use wastes, fine wooden chips, mulch, coal debris, particle board wastes, wet wood or wood treated with wood-protective agents, paper or cardboard or similar materials for burning.
12. Upon the first kindling, smoke and unpleasant smell may be generated. Always ensure the proper ventilation of the room (by opening windows and doors), and heat the fireplace at maximum rated heating performance. If with the first heating the maximum temperature is not reached, the above-mentioned effects may as well arise later on.
13. The operating elements and adjustment units are to be used as described in these user instructions. If the equipment is hot, use auxiliaries or protective gloves for the handling of the equipment.
14. When opening the furnace chamber door, any incorrect handling or insufficient draught may induce smoke. Always ensure that the furnace chamber door may be opened only slowly, first just to a small extent, and then fully after a few seconds. In addition, if you intend to put additional fuel into the fire,

before the opening of the door only there may be only Ember bed in the burning space, i.e. no flames may be visible.

1. In heating mode, the surfaces, inspection glasses and handles may become very hot. Warn children of these threats, and keep them away from the fireplace when heated.
2. Ensure that the ashtray should be fully inserted, and in particular never remove hot ash from the fireplace (fire risk).
3. In transitional periods, chimney draught may drop, resulting in the imperfect suction of the generated flue gases. In such cases, the fireplace is to be filled with smaller quantities of fuel, preferably wooden chips or wood wool, and it is to be commissioned under control with the stabilization of the chimney draught. The fire grate should always be kept clean.
4. After the heating season, it is recommended to have the equipment inspected by an expert. It is also advisable to clean the routes of flue gases and pipes.
5. Should repairs or reconditioning be needed, please, contact your dealer in a timely manner with the accurate specification of the article and serial number. Only original Wamsler parts may be used.
6. As the air needed for burning is drawn from the room where the fireplace is located, ensure that sufficient air supply is received via the gaps by the windows and external doors. Make sure that 4m^3 of air should be provided to each kW of rated performance. For this fireplace, it means that the room has to be at least 20m in volume. If the room is smaller, sufficient air supply can be secured by opening air connections to other rooms with air openings (at least 150cm^2 ).
7. Ensure to keep proper lateral and rear distances from combustible parts and materials. The associated values are specified in these user instructions or the model plate.
8. The fireplace may not be modified.
9. The connection of the fireplace to the chimney is not permissible if the effective height of the chimney is less than 4m , or 5m with multiple loading. To the chimney that the fireplace uses, a maximum of two other fireplaces, ovens may be connected.
10. In the event of any chimney fire, immediately close all the openings of the equipment, and call the fire service. Never try to extinguish the fire with water. Thereafter, always have the chimney inspected by an expert.

1. Usage

1.1 Structure of the equipment

Filling quantities

• Split billet: max. Length: 25 cm, 0.5 - 12 cm, max. 2 billet per filling, max. 1.2 kg
• Lignite briquette: max. 1.4 kg

1.2 Installation

Fuels

The equipment can be used with fuels detailed in the followings. This way the "low-smoke" and trouble-free operation can be secured. Use only dry wood with moisture of maximum 20% and brown coal briquette.

Table 1

Types of fuels Heating value appr. kJ/kg
Hard wood	19.500
Soft wood	14.600
Brown-coal	11.500

Adjustment:

Fuel		Setting of the fuel selector “A”	Setting of the primary air regulator “B”
Warning up, kindling		OPEN OPEN
Wood	Nominal heating performance	OPEN CLOSED
Brown-coal	Nominal heating performance	CLOSED OPEN
Putting out of working order		CLOSED CLOSED

Table 2

IT IS NOT ALLOWED to burn waste, fine chipping, bark, wood handled with preventive chemicals, furthermore paper and cardboard. For kindling please use wood scrapings or grill starter but never use liquid auxiliaries!

The first kindling

• At the first fire set-up could be a little smoke, but is not dangerous, normal! In this time, please ventilate the room carefully!

Warning! Upon the first kindling, smoke and unpleasant smell may be generated. Always ensure the proper ventilation of the room (by opening windows and doors), and heat the fireplace at maximum rated heating performance. If with the first heating the maximum temperature is not reached, the above-mentioned effects may as well arise later on.

• Before installation pull out the delivery securer off the refractory brick through the furnace chamber (picture no. 6).

Open the door by raising the handle (Picture 2). If the equipment is hot, you can use insulated gloves. Adjust the primary air regulator and the fuel switch (Picture 3) according to the Table 2. Put coal lighter or wood wool onto the fire grate, followed by wood chips. First insert small pieces of wood, and then larger ones, light them and close the door again. When the wood burns quickly, and leaves sufficient glowing embers, put additional fuel on the fire. Thereafter, adjust the primary air regulator and the fuel switch according to the Table 2 ("Adjustment"). The first kindling should be performed "finely" with little fuel only, so that the parts of the fireplace are adapted to heat. During the first kindling, the generation of smell is normal and absolutely dangerous.

1.3 Putting out of operation

• Let the glowing Ember burn to ashes and the fire-place get cold.
• Empty the furnace chamber and the ash bin.
• Close the doors, and shut off the primary air regulator and the fuel switch.

1.4 Heating instructions

The fireplace should be operated only with closed furnace chamber door. Fireplaces belonging to type 1 have self-locking furnace chamber doors. These doors may be opened only for kindling, loading or when cleaning the furnace chamber (otherwise draught problems may occur with other equipment connected to the same chimney).

Warning!

When opening the furnace chamber door, any incorrect handling or insufficient draught may induce smoke. Always ensure that the furnace chamber door may be opened only slowly, first just to a small extent, and then fully after a few seconds. In addition, if you intend to put additional fuel into the fire, before the opening of the door only there may be only Ember bed in the burning space, i.e. no flames may be visible.

Led into the burning space in correspondence with the existing conditions, the secondary air provides for the follow-up burning of the combustible components of in the burning space. This in fact means smoke and soot-poor burning, which contributes to the protection of the environment. If you wish to commission the fireplace in a transitional period, please, please first examine the chimney draught, as it can be especially weak at high external temperatures. Towards this end, hold a burning match in the slightly opened feeding door. If the flame is not drawn significantly by the draught, then a so-called starting fire is to be set first. Towards this end, burn wood chips/wool in the fireplace or the cleaning hole of the chimney. The fire grate is to be cleaned before every kindling to ensure the proper inflow of air for burning. The ashtray is to be emptied regularly (Figure 4). Should the equipment be extremely hot, use the gloves provided. Please, be careful not to dispose glowing materials into the waste bin.

Ensure that the ashtray should be fully pushed into the equipment.

Warning! In order to keep the air clean and safeguard the fireplace, do not exceed the specified maximum fuel quantity; otherwise overheating may occur, which potentially damage the equipment. Such damage is not covered with any guarantee. Only a single layer of fuel is allowable to be prepared in the fireplace. Try to reach lower heating performance only by decreasing the quantity of fuel, and not by cutting the primary air supply.

1.5 Cleaning and maintenance

After the heating season, it is recommended to clean the fireplace and the flue gas pipes carefully. Any dropping heating performance is almost always the consequence of the strong contamination of the flues. For cleaning, the baffle plate (Picture 6+7) is to be pulled forward. This way, the flues can be cleaned from the inside or - after removing the flue gas pipe - from above. After cleaning, the baffle plate (Picture 6+7) is pushed back fully again.

Warning!

Following every heating season you are advised to examine the fireplace thoroughly. If any repair or reconditioning is needed, please, contact your local dealer in a timely manner, and specify the model number and serial number of your equipment (as seen on the model plate). External surfaces may be maintained only after the fireplace cooled down, and following the first commissioning. Use cold water for cleaning, or soap, washing ingredient in extraordinary cases, then wipe it dry. Before its first use, clean the ROBAX inspection glass with a wet and clean cloth, and then put a few drops of glass-ceramics cleaner onto both sides of the glass, and spread them with the use of kitchen paper tissues. It provides an invisible film on the valuable surface of the Robax glass. This film helps to keep the glass clean, and facilitates regular cleaning operations. ROBAX S for slightly contaminated surfaces - a commercially available glass surface cleaning agent - may as well be used for the cleaning of the medium or strongly contaminated glass surfaces of the fireplace. Towards this end, spray small quantities of the agent to the cold surfaces, spread it, and wash it down with a wet cloth, followed by drying with a clean, soft cloth. In case there are sticky fuel deposits on these surfaces, first scale simply them with a ceramic-plate scraper held in flat angle, and then clean the surfaces as described above.

Cleaning of the ceramic surfaces dirt and grease are to be removed with soap and water.

Cleaning of the soapstone and sandstone: the soapstone is a natural stone, therefore minor colour differences may occur; as it is normal, they may not serve as a basis for quality complaints! To clean the soapstone from dirt and fat with water and soap, as well as small scratches, use sand paper (grain size 240).

Warning: Under no circumstances you may use sponge, scouring, aggressive or scratching cleaning agents! If the grate is blocked so that the equipment cannot serve the intended function, the grate is to be removed for cleaning.

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1.6 Potential problems and how to tackle them

Kind of operating problem	Possible reasons Solution
Odour formation Curing	of the applied preventive lacquer. Steaming oil remains.	Operate the fire-place on a low heating level according to the instructions manual for a few hours. Then heat up for maximal performance for a few hours.
Too little heating performance	·We chose too little performance ·Chimney draught is slight	·Have the heating requirement of the room examined by an expert ·Chimney draught shall be at least 12 Pa, max. 18 Pa. ·Check the tightness of your chimney and also that the doors of other fire-places leading to the same chimney are closed and sealed properly. Make sure that the chimney-cleaning joints are sealed properly.
	·Too long and leaky smoke tube	·All the smoke tube joints must be well sealed and fireproof-isolated
	·Leakage at the door glass	·Check the sealing, close the door properly. May have to have the tightening flap renewed.
	·Usage of wet wood.	·Use well dried wood only.

Actions to be in chimney fire

Chimney fire may occur upon the improper cleaning of the chimney, the use of inappropriate fuels (e.g. excessively wet wood) or the inadequate setting of the burning air. In such cases, close the burning air at the fire, and call the fire service.

Never try to extinguish the fire with water!

2. Placing

2.1 Prescriptions

For setting purposes and connection to the chimney, the fire protection requirements as prescribed in the given locations, as well as standards DIN 4705, DIN 18896, DIN 18160, EN 13384, EN 1856-2 and EN 15287 should be complied with. For the problem-free functioning of the equipment, the chimney that the fireplace is to be connected to has to be in perfect conditions (mainly Germany).

2.2 Place of installation

As the air needed for burning is drawn from the room where the fireplace is located, ensure that sufficient air supply is received via the gaps by the windows and external doors. Make sure that 4m^3 of air should be provided to each kW of rated performance. For this fireplace, it means that the room has to be at least 20m in volume. If the room is smaller, sufficient air supply can be secured by opening air connections to other rooms with air openings (at least 150cm^2 ).

2.3 Distances

All the combustible materials, furniture or e.g. decoration materials that are in the close environment of the fireplace should be protected from the heat.

Furnishing in the radiation area

Keep a minimal distance of 80~cm (A) between the front edge of the fireplace and the combustible equipment, furniture or e.g. decoration materials in the building. The security distance can be reduced to 40~cm (B) if a heat shield is placed in front of the object to be protected (see example in Picture 8).

Furnishing beyond the radiation area

The walls beside and behind the fireplace may not be made of combustible materials, and they cannot be covered with such materials if the distance on the sides is under 30~cm , or 20~cm on the rear side. Similarly, the distance to wooden and plastic furniture on the sides should be at least 30~cm (see Picture 9).

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Floor in front of and under the fireplace

Floors made from combustible materials, such as carpets, parquet floors or cork is to be protected by a shield of non-combustible material – for example ceramics, stone, glass or steel – placed under the fireplace so that it should reach out to 50 cm in front and 30 cm besides.

2.4 Connection of the fireplace

WARNING:

Before connecting the fireplace to the chimney, seek advice from the competent chimney sweeper!

The connecting elements should be attached to the equipment and to each other in a properly sealed and stable manner. They may not hang into the unobstructed cross-section of the chimney. The interconnecting piece between the chimney and the fireplace should be of the same cross-section size as the pipe stub of the fireplace. Horizontal connecting pieces should ascend to the chimney in 10^ . Pipes that are not heat-protected or not led vertically may not be longer than 1 m.

There should be a minimum distance of 40~cm kept between the connection pieces of the fireplace and combustible materials in the building. Provided that the interconnecting pieces have a non-combustible coating of minimum 2cm , the distance from combustible materials may be at least 10~cm . If the interconnecting pieces are led through equipment or furnishing made from combustible materials, they have to be covered with a protecting tube made from any non-combustible material in a distance of at least 20~cm , or they have to be coated with any non-combustible material with low heat conductance in a minimum range of 20~cm .

Smaller distances to combustible materials are permissible if it is ensured that at the rated performance of the fireplace the temperature cannot rise over 85^ at the combustible equipment and furnishings.

WARNING:

The connection of the fireplace to the chimney is not permissible if the effective height of the chimney is less than 4m , or 5m with multiple loading (see the details of chimney calculations on 3.).

To the chimney that the fireplace uses, a maximum of two other fireplaces, ovens may be connected.

2.5 Outside air intake

For this equipment combustion air can also be added from the outside. It makes installation easier in houses with passive and low energy consumption if the ventilation in the living quarters is controlled. Connection is possible through a tube with a diameter of 100mm . The combustion air supply pipe has to be equipped with a stop-cock close to the stove. Of course, heating is also possible with the air of the room - see: Item 2.2 (Germany).

The stoves use room air for combustion, and a sufficient supply of combustion air is therefore essential. The air pressure in the room of installation must not be negative. Please observe the relevant technical rules / regulations and any additional information when operating your appliance in combination with air conditioning systems (for ex. ventilation systems, exhauster hoods, pneumatic conveyor systems etc.).

3. Technical specification

Type Typ 111 55
Nominal performance 5 kW
Heating capacity (m3)
-under favorable	88
-less favorable	53
-not favorable heating circumstances	34
according to 18893/TAB2 DIN standard
Flue gas values: fuel:	WOOD / BB7"
Flue gas stream:	5,6 / 5,4 g/s
Flue gas temperature:	234 / 320 °C
Min. blast pressure at nominal performance:	12 Pa
Dust (relating to 13% O2)	< 40 mg/m3
CO (relating to 13% O2)	1069 / 825 mg/m3
Efficiency	82,2 / 79,4 %

The N-Line series can be connected to the chimney in a 120 mm or a 150mm design. In case of a 120mm connection the connection adapter should be removed from the appliance and it should be connected without the adapter.

How to connect the 0120 mm rear pipe:

1. Remove the top flue pipe stub and the backside cover plate.
2. Mount the rear closing cap of the flue opening tightly on the top.
3. Place the supplied coating plate (see ash-box) on it.
4. Tightly screw the flue pipe stub on the backside.

How to connect the 0 150 mm rear pipe:

1. Remove the top flue pipe stub and the backside cover plate.
2. Mount the rear closing cap of the flue opening tightly on the top.
3. Place the supplied coating plate (see ash-box) on it.
4. Before doing the backside assembly, fix the adapter on the flue pipe stub with the screw provided and then firmly tighten the screws on the backside.

Suggestion: Drive in the retainer screws of the flue pipe on the back up to 3mm first and then tighten them firmly (maybe with the adapter fitted) only after putting on the flue pipe stub.

3.1 Dimensional drawings

Typ 111 55 N-Line

Weight:

The specified dimensions and weights are approximate values, and thus have only informative purposes. We reserve the right to modify the designs as required in terms of technology or quality!

2.3 Distances minimum