Eva S air - Pan Palazzetti - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Eva S air Palazzetti

This manual is an integral part of the product. Read the instructions carefully before installing, servicing or operating the product.

7.3 ACCENSIONE DEL FUOCO:

Technical diagram of a multi-tiered air purifier with labeled components A, B, and C

2 SAFETY PRECUATIONS

2.1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER
2.2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER
2.3 PRECAUTIONS FOR THE MAINTENANCE ENGINEER

3 HANDLING AND TRANSPORT

4 TYPE OF FUEL

5 PREPARING THE PLACE OF INSTALLATION

5.1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

6 INSTALLATION

6.1 PREMISE
6.2 HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
6.3 SMOKE EXHAUST SYSTEM
6.4 CONNECTION TO FLUE PIPE
6.5 AIR INTAKE CONNECTION

7 COMMISSIONING AND USING THE STOVE

7.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT
7.2 LIGHTING THE FIREPLACE FOR THE FIRST TIME
7.3 FIRE LIGHTING:
7.4 KEEPING THE FIRE
7.5 CONTROLLINGCOMBUSTION
7.6 DOOR OPENING

8 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

8.1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
8.2 CLEANING THE GLASS
8.3 CLEANING THE FIRE BOX AND ASH BOX
8.4 CLEANING THE FLUE PIPE

9 DECOMMISSIONING AND DISPOSAL

1 GENERAL

Do not start using the stove until you have read and understood the contents of this manual. If you have any doubts at any time do not hesitate to call the PALAZZETTI specialized personnel who are there to help you.

Palazzetti reserves the right to modify the technical and/or functional specifications and features at any time without prior notice.

1.1 SYMBOLS

The important points in this manual are highlighted with the following symbols:

INDICATION: Indications concerning the correct use of the stove and the responsibilities of those using.

ATTENTION: A particularly important note is written here.

DANGER: Here you are warned of the possibility of bodily harm or material damages.

1.2 INTENDEDUSE

Palazzetti device is a stove fuelled with wood logs for eater residential heating with firebox closed by ceramic glass.

The stove operates at its best when the firebox door is shut.

The intended use described above and configurations of the appliance described herein are the only ones allowed by the manufacturer: never use the stove in a way not described in the instructions provided.

The intended use described only applies to appliances that are structurally sound and installed correctly. The Palazzetti stove must only be installed and used inside the home.

1.3 PURPOSE AND CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL

Purpose

The purpose of the manual is to allow the user to take the necessary precautions and to have all the human and material means required for its correct, safe and lasting use.

Contents

This manual contains all the information necessary for installation, use and maintenance of the stove.

By complying scrupulously with the contents of this manual you will ensure a high degree of safety and productivity of the stove.

1.4 KEEPING THE MANUAL

keeping and consulting the manual

The manual must be kept in a safe, dry place and be available at all times for consultation by the user and by those who see to its installation and maintenance.

The instructions for use and maintenance manual is an integral part of the stove.

Deterioration or loss

If needed, ask Palazzetti for another copy of the manual.

Selling the stove

If the stove is sold the user must give the manual to the

new owner as well.

1.5 MANUAL UPDATE

This manual reflects the state-of-the-art at the time the product was put on the market.

The products already on the market, together with their technical documentation, will not be considered by PALAZZETTI as wanting or inadequate simply because changes or adjustments have been made or new technologies have been applied to the next generation of products.

1.6 GENERAL INFORMATION

Information

If needing to provide information to the stove manufacturer, always refer to the product serial number marked underneath the barcode on the labels provided with this manual.

Liabilities

Upon delivery of this manual Palazzetti declines all liabilities, both civil and penal, for any accidents that may derive from the total or partial failure to comply with the specifications contained in it.

Palazzetti also declines all liabilities resulting from an improper use of the unit, incorrect use by the user or resulting from unauthorised alterations and/or repairs, or the use of spare parts that are either not genuine or not specific for this particular model.

Maintenance

Maintenance must be carried out by personnel qualified to work on the stove model to which this manual refers.

Responsibility for installation

not PALAZZETTI's responsibility to carry out the works needed to install the stove. Such works are entirely up to the installer who is requested to check the flue and air intake and to check if the installation solutions proposed are feasible.

All regulations required by local, national and European laws in force in the country where the appliance is installed must be observed.

Use

of the stove is subject to compliance with all the safety standards established by the relevant laws in force in the place of installation besides the prescriptions contained in this manual.

The appliance is not intended for use by people (including children) with limited physical, sensorial or mental abilities, or without sufficient experience or knowledge, unless they are supervised or instructed on the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

1.7 MAINACCIDENTPREVENTION REGULATIONS TO COMPLY WITH

A) Directives 2004/108/CE: "Standardization of the legislation of member states concerning electromagnetic compatibility".
B) Directive 89/391/CEE: "Implementation of measures to promote improvement of the safety and health of workers during their working hours".
C) Regulation (EU) No 305/2011 of the european parliament and of the council of 9 march 2011 laying down harmonised conditions for the marketing of construction products and repealing Council Directive 89/106/EEC
D) Directive 85/374/CEE: "Concerning the standardization of legislative, regulating and administrative guidelines of the state members on the subject of liability for damages due to faulty products".

1.8 LEGAL GUARANTEE

The user may only make use of the legal guarantee, as under the EEC directive 1999/44/CE, if he has scrupulously complied with the regulations indicated in this manual, and more specifically:

• To work always within the stove's range of use;
• Maintenance must be constant and accurate;
• Only allow people who are capable and who have been suitably trained to use the stove.

Failure to comply with the regulations contained in this manual will invalidate the guarantee immediately.

1.9 MANUFACTURER'S LIABILITY

The manufacturer declines all civil and penal liabilities, direct or indirect, due to:

• An installation that fails to comply with the laws in force in the country and with the safety rules and regulations;
• Failure to comply with the instructions given in the manual;
  • An installation by unqualified and untrained personnel;
• Use that fails to conform to the safety directives;
  • Alterations and repairs on the appliance not authorised by the manufacturer;
• Use of spare parts that are either not genuine or specific for this particular model of stove
• Lack of maintenance;
• Exceptional events.

1.10 USER CHARACTERISTICS

The person who uses the stove must be an adult and responsible, with all the necessary technical know-how to carry out routine maintenance of the mechanical and electrical components of the stove.

Do not let children near the stove to play with it when it is working.

1.11 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

PALAZZETTI is able to solve any technical problem concerning the use and maintenance of the appliance's whole life cycle.

The main office will help you find the nearest authorised assistance centre.

1.12 SPARE PARTS

Use genuine spare parts only.

Do not wait until the components are worn from use before changing them.

Changing a worn component before it breaks makes it easier to prevent accidents that could otherwise lead to serious injury to people or damage to things.

Carry out the routine maintenance checks as explained in the "MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING" chapter.

1.13 ID PLATE

The serial number plate is placed on the rear of the stove and bears all product technical specifications including the Manufacturer's data, the Serial Number and the brand C€.

The serial number must always be specified for any type of request concerning the stove.

1.14 DELIVERY OF THE STOVE

The stove is delivered perfectly packed in cardboard and fixed to a wooden pallet so it can be handled by forklifts and/or other means.

You will find the following items inside the stove:

• Product booklet;
• Bar code label;
• Protection glove;
• Combustion air adapter.

- Use, installation and maintenance manual;

2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

2.1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER

• Make sure that the place of installation of the stove meets all local, national and European rules and regulations.

- Comply with the indications given in this manual.

- Check that the flue and air intake are suitable for the type of installation opted for and all local, national and European rules and regulations.

- The electrical connection must not be done using temporary or non-insulated leads.

- Check that the earthing of the electrical system is efficient.

• Always use the individual safety devices and the other protection gear as established by law.

2.2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER

• Prepare the place of installation of the stove in accordance with the local, national and European rules and regulations.

- Do not use the stove if the power supply is cut off or if the circulator or control unit of the hydraulic system are faulty.

- In case of power outage or malfunction of the electric and electronic components while the stove is running, do not load any more wood until the stove cools down completely.

- Since the stove is an appliance that heats, its outer surfaces can get very hot.

- For this reason we advise maximum caution when it is working, in particular:

A) Do not touch or go near the glass door as you could get burnt;

B) do not touch the smoke discharge;

C) do not empty the ashes;

D) do not do any type of cleaning;

E) make sure that children are kept away.

- Comply with the indications given in this manual.

- Only use fuel that complies with the indications given in the chapter referring to fuel characteristics.

- Keep strictly to the maintenance programme to the stove and to the system.

- Do not use the stove without first having carried out the daily inspection as specified in the "Maintenance and Cleaning" chapter in this manual.

- Do not use the stove if there is a malfunction, a suspected breakage or noises.

- Do not throw water on the stove when it is lit or to put the fire out in the hearth.

- Do not lean against the open door during the cleaning operations.

- Do not use the stove as a support or anchor of any type.

- Do not clean the stove until the structure and ashes are completely cold.

- All work must be carried out in maximum safety and calmly.

- In the event of a chimney fire, attempt to extinguish the fire by closing the primary air required for combustion. Immediately call for emergency assistance.

- The safety and filling pipes must be protected against freezing wherever this may occur.

- Do not use the stove as an incinerator for waste. Use only recommended fuel.

- If the stove malfunctions due to improper draught of the flue, clean it contacting qualified personnel.

- The flue system must be cleaned after every 4 tonnes of wood burnt, or at least once a year, unless otherwise required by regulations.

Imperfect draft of the flue may also be caused by especially severe weather conditions (typically low pressure). In this case the flue must be well heated.

2.3 PRECAUTIONS FOR THE MAINTENANCE ENGINEER

Comply with the indications given in this manual.

• Always use individual safety devices and other protection means.

- Before undertaking any maintenance, if the stove has been used, it must be completely cold.

Even if only one of the safety devices is not working, the stove is to be considered "not working".

3 HANDLING AND TRANSPORT

It is advisable to wait until the stove arrives at the place where it will be installed before unpacking it.

The stove is supplied with all its parts.

Pay attention to the stove's tendency to oscillate.

Avoid sudden movements and sharp tugs when lifting the stove.

Make sure the lifting capacity of the lift truck is more than the weight of the stove. The person manoeuvring the lifting means is held completely responsible for lifting loads.

Do not let children play with the packaging materials (film, polystyrene). Suffocation hazard!

4 TYPE OF FUEL

The appliance is to be fed preferably with mature beech or birch wood or with lignite briquettes 25 or 33 cm.

Humidity must not exceed 25%.

The recommended amount of wood is indicated in the technical data table.

Each type of wood has different characteristics that also influence combustion yield.

It is forbidden to burn: pieces of bark, wood treated with varnish, pressed wood panels, coal, plastic materials; in this case, the guarantee on the appliance is no more valid.

Despite the User being responsible for verifying the characteristics of the wood use, we must also specify that:

• Use of pinewood (pine, fir) is not recommended as it contains high quantities of resin substances that quickly clog the flue.
• IMPORTANT: burning wood types rich of aromatic oils (e.g. eucalyptus, myrth, etc.) will cause the rapid corrosion of the internal parts of the appliance.

Note that any damage to the product or its components due to elements outside of such product is not covered by the warranty and therefore no claims of this type can be made to the manufacturer.

The declared nominal yield of the chimney is obtained by burning the right quantity of wood, making sure not to overload the combustion chamber. The ideal length of the wood is provided by the length of the log holder.

Overloading the stove can cause damage or deformation of the product.

The reference standard for the fuel used are UNI/ISO 17225-1 - UNI/ISO 17225-5 "Forest, plantation and other virgin wood".

5 PREPARING THE PLACE OF INSTALLATION

5.1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

The user is responsible for the work carried out in the area where the stove is installed; the user is likewise responsible for checking the various installation solutions proposed.

The user must comply with all the local, national and European rules and regulations.

If the floor does not have a sufficient load-bearing capacity, it is advisable to use a load-distributing plate of an appropriate size.

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The appliance must be installed on a floor with an adequate carrying capacity

The stove assembly and disassembly operations must be carried out by skilled technicians only.

The qualifications and effective expertise of such skilled technicians should be verified.

Before starting the assembly or dismantling phases of the machine, the installer must comply with the safety precautions as established by law, and in particular as regards:

A) he must not work in adverse conditions;
B) he must be in perfect psychophysical condition to work and ensure that the individual and personal accident prevention devices are sound and in perfect working order;
C) he must wear accident prevention gloves;
D) he must wear safety shoes;
E) he must make sure that the area he is working in for assembling/dismantling the stove is free from obstacles.

6 INSTALLATION

6.1 PREMISE

• Incorrect installation may compromise safety of the unit.
• If there are flammable structures or materials at the rear of or adjacent to the stove, ensure the minimum safety clearance shown in the product booklet.
• All combustible materials must be placed at least 80 cm away from the area where heat radiates from the glass door.

6.2 HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

To adjust the final height of the stove, just turn the adjustment screws locted on the base.

6.3 SMOKE EXHAUST SYSTEM

The stove must be connected to a smoke exhaust system so as to ensure combustion products are suitably discharged into the atmosphere, in accordance with standards EN 1856-1-2 EN 1857, EN 1443 EN 13384-1-3, EN 12391-1 and UNI 10683, both as regards sizing and the construction materials used.

• The CHIMNEY must be sized as described on the datasheet (average draught 12 Pa with door closed).
- The components making up the combustion product exhaust system must be declared as being suitable for the specific operating conditions and C E marked.

- The flue must have a constant cross-section along its entire height.

- A collection chamber should be featured at the bottom of the flue to collect any solid residues and condensate. IMPROVISED flues made using unsuitable materials are illegal and affect correct operation of the stove.

- A PERFECT DRAUGHT is above all the result of a flue that is clear of obstructions such as chokes, horizontal sections or corners; any axial displacements should be at a maximum angle of 45^ compared to the vertical axis, (better still if it is only 30^ ).

- The CHIMNEY TOP shall be the WINDPROOF type with an inside cross section equivalent to that of the flue and with a smoke outlet passage section at least DOUBLE the internal one of the flue.

• To avoid draught problems, each stove should have its own flue.

- If the stove is installed with a flue that has already been used it should be cleaned thoroughly to avoid malfunctions and the danger of unburned parts deposited on the inside from catching fire.

- Pay particular attention to the passage of the flue system through wooden walls or ceilings; in such cases you should use particular certified elements.

6.4 CONNECTION TO FLUE PIPE

Dimensioning the flue must be executed in accordance with EN 13384-1.

• The SMOKE connection between the stove and flue should have the same cross section as the stove's smoke outlet. The smoke fitting must be sealed and the use of flexible metallic pipes is prohibited.
• In order to connect the stove to the chimney you may perform maximum 3 changes of direction that should not exceed 90^ , the fume duct should not exceed 2 metres in length and 3 metres in total (-6.1 -).
• if the outlet is placed on the ceiling, make sure that the first vertical section has at least 50 cm before changing the direction.
• Follow the indications in the technical data sheet regarding the chimney draught value.

6.5 AIR INTAKE CONNECTION

It is necessary to provide an external air intake to ensure the flow of combustion air to the stove(-6.2-).

The dimensions of the hole must comply with the values set forth in the table of technical data shown in the "Product booklet".

According to local standards in force, air intake could be taken directly from the room (- 6.3a -) or connected to the stove (- 6.3b -).

To get the air directly from the outside, you must install the connection for the combustion air, on the back of the stove, after cutting the pretrimmed on the rear of the stove.

• Is forbidden the intake of air for combustion from garages, rooms where flammable materials are stored or where there is danger of fire.
• The combustion air intake should be protected by an anti-insect grille and placed where it can not be accidentally obstructed, and made in such a way that the useful cross-section allows the right amount of oxygen to reach the stove.

In the room where the stove is located, if there are one or more extraction fans (exhaust hoods and the like), there may be problems with combustion due to lack of combustion air.

x ≤ 2 m y ≥ 0,5 m x + y ≤ 3 m -6.1 - -6.2 - -6.3a - -6.3b -

7 COMMISSIONING AND USING THE STOVE

7.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT

More proceeding, check for any "specific features of the model" described for the stove model in question in the enclosed "Product booklet".

7.2 LIGHTING THE FIREPLACE FOR THE FIRST TIME

The first time you light your fireplace the flames should burn at a moderate rate for approximately an hour to allow complete settling of any masonry fillings on the smoke fitting and drying of the protective materials of the metallic parts.

7.3 FIRE LIGHTING:

• Clean the fireplace from any ash residues;
• completely open the primary air adjustment; set the lever to the start position; To do this you must move the lever to the left, lift and place it on the extreme left (fig.7.1 A);
• open the fire door pulling it towards yourself. Attention: an automatic system tends to keep the door closed;
• carefully place the wood pieces inside the combustion chamber;
• place a natural fire starter on the stack;
• add some crossed fine wood sticks;
  • light the fire starter from the top and close the fire door
• keep the air vent opened to ensure a high bright flame
• slightly close the air vent only when proper grill base is ensured; to do this you must move the lever to the right to climb over the start position (Figure 7.1 B).

Never use alcohol, benzene, kerosene or other liquid fuels to light up the fire. Keep them away from fire. Never use fire starting cubes derived from petroleum or of chemical nature: they may seriously deteriorate the fireplace walls.

Only use ecological fire starting cubes.

7.4 KEEPING THE FIRE

Once the fire started and formed a proper grill base, load the fireplace with regular amount of wood.

When the appliance is working, possible inflammable materials must be placed at a distance of at least 80 cm from the radiation surface (glass sides of the hearth).

Do not touch the painted parts during first lightings to avoid damaging the paint finish and burn.

7.5 CONTROLLINGCOMBUSTION

Combustion air is adjusted by acting on the lever in the middle of the lower front panel (fig.7.1 B); moving it to the left increases the amount of primary air let in, and moving it to the right decreases the amount of air let in.

Once the fire is burning it is advisable to adjust the air based on heating needs or how long you want the load of wood to last (fig.7.1 B).

It is recommended not to leave the stove with the lever to the start position for more than 10-15 minutes. This can cause damage to the stove.

The stove is not suitable for continuous flame operation.

During stove operation you can favour the glass cleaning using the air adjustment lever (fig.7.1 B).

By adjusting it to left you allow the entry of a greater air flow that surrounds the glass keeping it cleaner by preventing the deposits of soot and ash.

Do not exceed the maximum recommended load of wood.

A B MAX A MIN B max min A B -7.1 -

7.6 DOOR OPENING

You can open the door by holding and pulling the lever inwards (-7.2 A).

During stove operation, the door most be completely closed.

If the door is not completely closed during operation, a violent combustion might take place, consuming more wood.

When the fire is lit up the door reaches high temperatures therefore you should use the supplied glove to open it.

When feeding the fireplace with wood, the door must be opened in two steps:

1) first slowly and partially (3-4 cm), to allow the smoke diverter valve to open and the flue pipe to suction the smoke from the firebox
2) then completely, avoiding any smoke leaks into the atmosphere.

To close the door simply release from its maximum aperture position. An automatic system will call and lock the door in the closed position.

The user can choose to manually close the door bringing to the closed position and pressing until the locking system has not taken hold.

Warning! If the locking hook (-7.2 C) accidentally falls into place, you must manually pull it, carefully, using a tool.

Technical diagram of a multi-tiered air purifier with labeled components A, B, and C

8 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

8.1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Before carrying out any maintenance and cleaning work, take the following precautions:

A) Ensure that all parts of the stove are completely cold.
B) Ensure that the ashes are completely out.
C) Use individual safety gear as set forth by directive 89/391/EEC.
D) Always use appropriate tools for maintenance.

8.2 CLEANING THE GLASS

• Clean the glass with a cloth or a damp roll of newspaper wiped in the ashes and then rubbed on the dirty parts until they are completely clean.
• Only carry out cleaning when the appliance is off and has cooled down.
• Do not lean on the door
• Pyroceram resists high temperatures very well, but it is fragile, so DO NOT STRIKE IT.
• Do not use abrasive products for cleaning.

8.3 CLEANING THE FIRE BOX AND ASH BOX

The internal ash box (-7.2 B) is spacious and easy to extract.

Before carrying out this operation, make sure that the stove has cooled completely and make sure there are no burning embers in the ash box.

Warning: the ash may contain hot coals even after several hours.

8.4 CLEANING THE FLUE PIPE

The cleaning of the flue pipe, for excellent draught, must be carried out before the period the stove will be used and any time you notice a build-up of soot and tar, which are highly flammable.

Incrustations, once they reach a thickness of 5-6 mm, in the presence of high temperatures and sparks may catch fire.

In normal operating conditions, the chimney must be cleaned after every 4 tonnes of wood burnt, or at least once a year, unless otherwise required by regulations.

9 DECOMMISSIONING AND DISPOSAL

Decommissioning and disposal of the stove are the exclusive responsibility of the owner, who must act in accordance with the laws in force in the country where the stove is installed with regards to safety and environmental protection.

The stove may also be dismantled and disposed of by companies authorised to recover and dispose of the materials in question.

INSTRUCTION: always observe the standards in force in the country where the stove is decommissioned as regards disposal of the materials and the waste disposal report where required.

IMPORTANT: All dismantling operations for decommissioning the stove must be performed when the stove is off and disconnected from the power supply.

• remove all electrical equipment;
• separate the batteries fitted on the electronic boards;
  • have the structure of the stove scrapped by an authorised company;

IMPORTANT: Dumping the stove in accessible areas represents a serious hazard to people and animals.

Liability for any harm caused to people or animals always lies with the owner.

When decommissioning the stove the ce mark, this manual and other documents relating to this stove must be destroyed.

INHALT

1 EINLEITUNG

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Technical diagram of a multi-tiered air purifier with labeled components A, B, and C

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8 ENTRETIEN ET NETTOYAGE

8.1 RECOMMANDATIONS DE SÉCURITÉ

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8 MANTENIMIENTO Y LIMPIEZA

Palazzetti accepts no liability for any mistakes in this handbook and is free to modify the features of its products without prior notice.