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11. Fire prevention page 10 ≥ 20 ≥ 60 ≥ 20 ≥ 20 Fire protection unit ≥ 75 12. Integration in built-in kitchen *... included in the scope of supply for the PELLETS MODULE! A + B + C + D ca. 64 * fig. 8 fig. 9 fig. 10 fig. 11 fig. 12 fig. 13 Keep adequate distance from combustible items (wood panelling, furniture, curtains, etc.) around the stove. The walls in the area of the stove must be rendered fireproof extending up the full height of the walls and covering a width of at least 50 cm to either side or to the front beyond the fireplace. (Fig. 7). The safety distance with items to be protected (e.g. combustible walls, walls with combustible components, suspended kitchen cupboards and carrying walls made of reinforced concrete) is at least 20 cm (Fig. 8). Between the stove and the pellets module a fire protection sidewall has already been provided. (Fig. 8). When attached to combustible materials or installed in a built-in kitchen or attachment to an electric stove or any other appliance, a fire protection The <strong>Lohberger</strong> fire protection units VBS have only been tested in connection with the <strong>Lohberger</strong> – stove series VARIOLINE (appliance type LM.., LC.., LCP.., …)! sidewall VBS (+5 cm or +7,5 cm, resp.) must be provided. (Fig. 9). The maximum hight of the fixtures is up to the appliance height (standard height 85 cm). Fixtures which are higher (f. e. tall cupboard) have to be at least 20 cm from the pellets module away. (figure 9). Overhead installations In the area of the pellets module the swivel range of the cover for adding fuel must be taken into account! (Fig. 10) Maintain a minimum distance of 75 cm and ensure adequate rear ventilation for the suspension boxes to avoid heat being trapped. (Fig. 10). Flue gas pipe When installing the flue gas pipe, adhere to the following minimum distances to combustible building materials: wall distance 20 cm, ceiling distance 40 cm. Floor plate With a combustible floor (wood, plastic, wall to wall carpet,...) a floor plate made of steel, copper or another noncombustible material must be used. This surface must protrude the stove outline by at least 5 cm, on the operating side by at least 30 cm. With this type of questions it is imperative to consult your responsible chimney sweeper. The clearance for the integration in a built-in kitchen is to be calculated as follows: Distance fire protection A 5-15 cm + Basic width of appliance B 70-80 cm + Extra clearance for inspection C * 7,5 cm + Width of pellets module D 30 cm = Installation dimension Examples of installations: Exampel with LC 80 A + B + C + D 7,5 + 80 + 7,5 + 30 = 125 cm installation dimension
13. Scope of supply A C1 J2 H1 J 8 pcs. 14. Installing the panels G J1 J1 A C fig. 15 adjusting screw J1 fig. 16 fig. 17 G1 fig. 14 Base (bottom) A Base (bottom) C1 Sidewall preassembled G1 Front panel preassembled H1 Base cover front J Mounting accessories enamel covering J1 Sheet metal screw 4,2 x 10 mm Place the base (A) in front of the appliance and push it from the front under the pellets module. (Fig. 14). The two supplied screws (J2) are to be attached to the appropriate drill-holes, however, do not tighten them yet! Side wall If necessary take out the adjustable foot of the stove a little to facilitate this procedure! Hook the sidewall (C1 / C2) into the appropriate openings at the base and fasten it at the top with both supplied screws (J1). Use adjusting screws to level out unevenness of the floor and distances in height (figure 15). Connections main plate Provide the connections at the main plate (see terminal connection diagram on page 25). Front panel Connect the flat ribbon cable of the control panel at the main plate. Insert the front wall (G) as illustrated and fasten it at the top with two screws (J1), (figure. 16). Adjust the completely assembled built-in cupboard at the stove front. Tighten the screws which fasten the base! (figure 14)! page 11
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