Austro Flamm 89x49x S Series User manual

45x.. / 55x.. / 65x.. / 75x..
80x64 S SII / 97x.. S / 120x45 S
71x.. S3 / 55x.. S3
38x38x57 K / 55x55x.. / 63x40x42
69x49x57 S / 89x49x.. S
User instructions
Austroflamm inserts

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Contents
1. Foreword ........................................................................................... 1
2. Insert types ....................................................................................... 2
4. Operating elements .......................................................................... 8
5. Operating symbols/operation .......................................................... 8
6. Fuel wood.......................................................................................... 8
7. Special advice................................................................................... 9
8. Air supply in the installation room .................................................. 9
9. Initial start-up.................................................................................. 10
10. Lighting a fire.................................................................................. 10
11. Heating ............................................................................................ 10
12. Putting more wood on the fire ....................................................... 11
13. Heating in between-seasons.......................................................... 11
14. Operation with open door .............................................................. 11
15. Heating with ceramic heat exchanger........................................... 11
16. Cleaning .......................................................................................... 11
17. Behaviour in case of a chimney fire.............................................. 13
18. Combustion chamber refractory lining......................................... 13
19. Sliding door – guiding rails............................................................ 13
20. What to do if, ...?............................................................................. 14
21. Information for the stove fitter in case of a warranty................... 14
22. Warranty and guarantee................................................................. 15
1. Foreword
You chose a high-quality insert made by Austroflamm – thank you for your confidence. The correct
operation and maintenance of your insert (according to this instruction) are imperative for a trouble-free
heating and a long lifespan. Please read the following instruction carefully.

2. Insert types
This manual describes the following inserts and their function:
45x51/57/68
2.0
–
flat
hinged door
45x51/57 – round hinged door
x51 K
x51 Kr
x57 K
x57 Kr
x68 K
---
Width (installation frame) 450 mm 450 mm 450 mm
Height door frame (mm) 510 570 680
Door version flat/round flat/round flat
Width [mm] 503 503 503
Depth [mm] 479/571 479/571 479
Height [mm] 1245-1455 1305-1505 1415-1615
Weight [kg] 91 95 106
Nominal heat output acc.
EN 6 kW 6 kW 6 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅160 ∅160 ∅160
55x45/51/57
2.0
–
flat
h
inged door
55x51/57 – round hinged door
x45 K
---
x51 K
x51 Kr
x57 K
x57 Kr
Width (installation frame) 550 mm 550 mm 550 mm
Height door frame (mm) 450 510 570
Door version flat flat/round flat/round
Width [mm] 603 603 603
Depth [mm] 479 479 / 559 479 / 559
Height [mm] 1185-1385 1245-1445 1305-1505
Weight [kg] 96 102 107
Nominal heat output acc. EN 7 kW 7 kW 7 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅160 ∅160 ∅160
65x45/51/57
2.0
–
flat
hinged/sliding door
65x51/57 – round hinged door
x45 K
---
x51 K/S
x51 Kr
x57 K/S
x57 Kr
Width (installation frame) 650 mm 650 mm 650 mm
Height door frame (mm) 450 510 570
Door version flat flat/round flat/round
Width [mm] 703 703 703
Depth [mm] 516 516 /606 516 /606
Height [mm] 1185-1385 1245-1445 1305-1505
Weight [kg] 103 109 115
Nominal heat output acc. EN 8 kW 8 kW 8 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅180 ∅180 ∅180
75x39/57
2.0
–
flat hinged/sliding door
x39 K/S
x57 K/S
Width (installation frame) 750 mm 750 mm
Height door frame (mm) 390 570
Door version flat flat
Width [mm] 803 803
Depth [mm] 516 516
Height [mm] 1125-1325 1305-1505
Weight [kg] 108 126
Nominal heat output acc. EN 10 kW 10 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅180 ∅180

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38x38x57
2.0
–
hinged door
Width (installation frame) 380 mm
Height door frame (mm) 570
Door version corner 90°
Width [mm] 409
Depth [mm] 409
Height [mm] 1093-1293
Weight [kg] 75
Nominal heat output acc. EN 5 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅150
55x55x51/57/68
–
hinged/sliding door
2.0
x51 K/S
x57 K/S
x68 K
Width (installation frame) 550 mm 550 mm 550 mm
Height door frame (mm) 510 570 680
Door version corner 90° corner 90° corner 90°
Width [mm] 579 579 579
Depth [mm] 579 579 579
Height [mm] 1230-1430 1290-1490 1400-1600
Weight [kg] 105 109 117
Nominal heat output acc. EN 7 kW 7 kW 7 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅180 ∅180 ∅180
45x51 KII
–
hinged door
–
tunnel version
Width (installation frame) 550 mm
Height door frame (mm) 510
Door version flat both sides
Width [mm] 526
Depth [mm] 600
Height [mm] 1236-436
Weight [kg] 124
Nominal heat output acc. EN 6 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅160
75x39 KII
–
hinged door
–
tunnel version
Width (installation frame) 750 mm
Height door frame (mm) 390
Door version flat both sides
Width [mm] 773
Depth [mm] 511
Height [mm] 1124-1324
Weight [kg] 128
Nominal heat output acc. EN 10 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅180
75x39
/51
SII
2.0
–
Sliding door
–
tunnel version
Width (installation frame) 750 mm
Height door frame (mm) 390/510
Door version flat both sides
Width [mm] 773
Depth [mm] 511
Height [mm] 1124-1324 /1244-1444
Weight [kg] 128/173
Nominal heat output acc. EN 10 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅180

80x64 SII
2.0
–
Sliding door
–
tunnel version
Width (installation frame) 800 mm
Height door frame (mm) 639/637,5
Door version flat both sides
Width [mm] 963
Depth [mm] 565
Height [mm] 1329-1529
Weight [kg] 260
Nominal heat output acc. EN 10 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅180
80x64 S
2.0
-
Sliding door
Width (installation frame) 800 mm
Height door frame (mm) 637,5
Door version flat
Width [mm] 963
Depth [mm] 543
Height [mm] 1329-1529
Weight [kg] 260
Nominal heat output acc. EN 10 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅180
97x45/74 S
2.0
-
Slidin
g door
45 S
74 S
Width (installation frame) 970 mm 970 mm
Height door frame (mm) 447,5 737,5
Door version flat flat
Width [mm] 1133 1133
Depth [mm] 543 543
Height [mm] 1139-1339 1429-1629
Weight [kg] 260 328
Nominal heat output acc. EN 11 kW 11 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅180 ∅180
120x45 S
2.0
-
Sliding door
Width (installation frame) 1200 mm
Height door frame (mm) 447,5
Door version flat
Width [mm] 1442
Depth [mm] 550
Height [mm] 1167-1367
Weight [kg] 315
Nominal heat output acc. EN 12 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅180

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63x40x42
2.0
left/right
–
Hinged/sliding door
K
S
Width (installation frame) 630/400 mm 630/400 mm
Height door frame (mm) 420 420
Door version two sided two sided
Width [mm] 675 720
Depth [mm] 464 520
Height [mm] 947-1147 1093-1293
Weight [kg] 100 150
Nominal heat output acc. EN 6,5 kW 6,5 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅150 ∅150
69x49x57
2.0
left/right
-
Sliding door
Width (installation frame) 690/490 mm
Height door frame (mm) 572
Door version two sided
Width [mm] 752
Depth [mm] 550
Height [mm] 1289-1489
Weight [kg] 170
Nominal heat output acc. EN 9 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅180
89x49x45/57
2.0
left/right
-
Sliding door
x45
x57
Width (installation frame) 890/490 mm 890/490 mm
Height door frame (mm) 452 572
Door version two sided two sided
Width [mm] 952 952
Depth [mm] 550 550
Height [mm] 1169-1369 1289-1489
Weight [kg] 222 kg 234
Nominal heat output acc. EN 12 kW 12 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅180 ∅180
71x51/57 S3
-
Sliding door
x51 S3
x57 S3
Width (installation frame) 685 mm 685 mm
Height door frame (mm) 510 570
Door version three sided three sided
Width [mm] 706 706
Depth [mm] 574 574
Height [mm] 1389-1519
1482-1612
Weight [kg] 231 239
Nominal heat output acc. EN 10 kW 10 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅200 ∅250
55x51 S3 / 55x51 S3 compact
-
Sliding door
Width (installation frame) 550 mm
Height door frame (mm) 510
Door version three sided
Width [mm] 550
Depth [mm] 912 / 700
Height [mm] 1341-1471 / 1362-1492
Weight [kg] 231 / 214
Nominal heat output acc. EN 12 / 10 kW
Flue exit [mm] ∅180

3. Technical data *) certification in progress - **) Inserts marked like this are suitable for an installation in closed systems.
type 45x.. 55x 65x 75x 55x55x 45x51KII 75x39KII
75x39SII 75x51SII* 38x38x
certification acc. to DIN EN 13229
nominal heat output kW 6 7 8 10 7 6 10 10 5
max. heat output kW 8 9 11 15 9 8 15 15 6
max. log length cm 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33
allowed fuel quantity kg 1,7 1,9 2,35 3,2 1,9 1,7 3,2 3,2 1,34
fuel consumption kg/h 1,7 2 2,3 2,85 2 1,7 2,85 2,85 1,6
convection air cross
section cm² 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 500
supply air cross section cm² 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 500
thermal output via glass % 14/17/17 14/17/20 17/20/20 17/23 17/20 23 29 17 37
emission limits
CO ref. to 13% O2 mg/m³ ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250
particles ref. to 13% O2 mg/m³ ≤40 ≤40 ≤40 ≤40 ≤40 ≤40 ≤40 ≤40 ≤40
CnHm mg/MJ ≤50 ≤50 ≤50 ≤50 ≤50 ≤50 ≤50 ≤50 ≤50
NOx ref. to 13% O2 mg/m³ ≤150 ≤150 ≤150 ≤150 ≤150 ≤150 ≤150 ≤150 ≤150
efficiency min.% ≥80 ≥80 ≥80 ≥80 78,9 ≥80 ≥80 ≥80 ≥80
Temperature at the flue
outlet °C 380 350 310 313 330 292 331 314 273
mass flow rate g/s 5,2 6,2 8 8,1 7,5 5,52 7,26 8,1 5
minimum feed pressure Pa 12 12 12 12 14 12 12 12 12
distances
between insert and fireplace
housing cm 6
specification concerning fire protection and thermal insulation (in mm Promasil 950 KS)
insulation thickness
to the floor mm 60 60 60 60 0 20 20 20 0
to the sides and the back mm 90 90 90 120 60 130 130 130 90
to the ceiling mm according to the national or local standards (e.g.: TR OL, FeuVo)
radiation area around glass mm 800 800 800 800 800 1100 800 800 800
combustion air
flue gas outlet ∅ mm 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 125
combustion air consumption
(A1) m³/h 12 14 17,5 19,5 22 17,8 16,71 17 12
usage for special construction
Hypocaust heating **) according to the national or local standards

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type
80x64S/
80x64S
II
97x..S 120x45S* 69x49x57 89x49x45
89x49x57
55x51
S3
55x51
S3
compact
71x51/57S3 63x40x42*
certification acc. to DIN EN
13229
nominal heat output kW 10 12 12 9 12 12 10 10 6
max. heat output kW 15 16 16 13 16/15 16 15 15 8
max. log length cm 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33
allowed fuel quantity kg 3,2 3,4 3,4 2,8 3,4/3,2 3,4 3,2 3,2 1,7
fuel consumption kg/h 2,13 2,56 2,56 1,92 2,34/2,13 2,34 2,13 2,13 1,7
convection air cross section cm² 1000 1200/1000 1200 700 700/1200 700 700 700 700
supply air cross section cm² 1000 1000 1000 700 700/1200 700 700 700 700
thermal output via glass % 29/50 23/28 32 35 32/41 50 41 44 37
emission limits
CO ref. to 13% O2 mg/m³ ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250 ≤1250
particles ref. to 13% O2 mg/m³ ≤40 ≤40 ≤40 ≤40 ≤40 ≤40 ≤40 ≤40 ≤40
CnHm mg/MJ ≤50 ≤50 ≤50 ≤50 ≤50 ≤50 ≤50 ≤50 ≤50
NOx ref. to 13% O2 mg/m³ ≤150 ≤150 ≤150 ≤150 ≤150 ≤150 ≤150 ≤150 ≤150
efficiency min.% ≥80 ≥80 ≥80 ≥80 ≥80 ≥80 ≥80 79 ≥80
Temperature at the flue
outlet °C 312/291 288 274 341 307/297 270 330 330 291
mass flow rate g/s 8,28/8,43 9,9 9,9 7,21 10/10,5 11,7 8 9,2 4,9
minimum feed pressure Pa 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12
distances
between insert and
fireplace housing cm 6
specification concerning fire protection and thermal insulation (in mm Promasil 950 KS)
insulation thickness
to the floor mm 40 30/30 0 0 30 30 30 30 30
to the sides and the back mm 120 100/120 100/120 40 100/120 0/60 0/60 0/60 100/120
to the ceiling mm according to the national or local standards (e.g.: TR OL, FeuVo)
radiation area around glass mm 800/1000 1100 1100 800 1200 1000 850 800 800
combustion air
flue gas outlet ∅ mm 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150
combustion air
consumption (A1) m³/h 40 44 44 44 48 48 48 36 11
usage for special construction
Hypocaust heating **) according to the national or local standards no no yes

4. Operating elements
The Austroflamm inserts stand out because of their simple operation.
convection air outlet
combustion/convection air inlet
operation of the combustion
air control
door lock
5. Operating symbols/operation
operation lever for combustion air
+ = maximum air supply for fast burning
I = average heat output
– = small heat output.
•hinged door mechanism
– press handle outwards: door unlatches – pull open.
Door can be swung open.
„release“:
Release the door handle in an open position (angle > 20°), door closes and locks automatically and the
insert is ready to be used.
•sliding door mechanism
– lift = door open
– pull down = door closed
•deflection damper heat exchanger
– turn to the right: flue gases will be conducted into the heat
exchanger. This may be executed only if the insert door is closed.
– turn to the left: flue gases will be conducted directly into the chimney. The insert door may be opened
only in this position
•throttle valve
– turn to the left: flap closes.
– turn to the right: flap opens. Flue gases exit through the chimney. The insert door
may be opened now.
6. Fuel wood
allowed fuel
dry, well-seasoned and natural wood (preferably hard wood) or wood briquettes.
clean combustion
the fuel wood must be dry (wood moisture < 15 %) and untreated. Moreover it is very important to use the
correct quantity of wood, in order to reach a clean and low-emission combustion. Apart from a low caloric value,
moist wood also makes your insert’s glass panes soot faster than necessary. A sooting after 2-3 times of use is
normal. If you use fuel for heating which is not allowed, all guarantee or warranty claims ends
immediately!

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7. Special advice
•Please mind that all surfaces of the insert heat up extremely during operation. Please
use the heat-proof glove, which comes with the insert. Please also make your children
aware of this danger and keep them away from the fireplace during operation.
•In order to avoid a heat build-up, please DO NOT cover or close any air grids/in-
/outlets.
•Every insert is made for a special fuel load and therefore has its own maximum fuel
quantity. Bigger quantities than the ones listed below may lead to overheating and
damages of the fireplace!
Maximum fuel quantities – pls. see 3. technical data
The second fuel reload should be made after approx. 45 min after the first. Further fuel
reloads can be made, but please prolong the intervals and reduce the fuel quantity (by 0,5 –
1 kg).
If the manufacturer’s dimensional instructions for combustion air cross sections and flue
dimensions cannot be kept or are changed afterwards, all warranty and guarantee claims
end.
No flammable elements may be placed in the insert’s radiation area closer than – see 3.
technical data measured from the bottom edge of the combustion chamber. Next to the
fireplace casing a maximum distance of 5 cm must be kept for objects made of flammable
materials.
•construction type A1: Inserts are tested and certified according to this type and are
equipped with a self-closing door, which means that an operation with open door is
no longer allowed. This means that special closing mechanisms have been installed
on the insert, to avoid the door staying open during operation. It is not allowed to carry
out modifications on the insert, which may afterwards allow the operation of the insert
with an open door. For putting in more wood or cleaning the door glass, the door must
be held open against the clamping force of the door spring or the sliding mechanism
and it must not be blocked with any jamming gadget.
•Only original spare parts or spare parts which have explicitly been approved or offered
by the manufacturer may be used. Please ask your stove fitter or a specialised
Austroflamm dealer.
•The insert/fireplace must not be modified!
8. Air supply in the installation room
The fireplace can only operate correctly if there is a sufficient air supply in the installation room
respectively for the insert. Take care of a sufficient air supply before you start firing up your fireplace.
Open the combustion air flap on the fireplace and keep it open during the whole time of operation.
Equipment concerning the combustion air supply must not be altered.
measure „a“) see techn.data „radiation area around glass“

9. Initial start-up
•Remove all enclosed documents and accessory parts from the combustion chamber.
•Carefully read this user manual.
•The first operation of your fireplace should take place at the earliest 4 weeks after the completion of
its surroundings, so that all parts can dry out well.
•The fire should be kept small during the first hour, please only increase the wood quantity slowly.
However the maximum amount of fuel per hour must not be exceeded at any time.
•The odours occurring during the first operation are normal and result from the vaporisation of greasy
metal surfaces and binding agents of the varnish. These vapours are non-toxic, but displeasing. We
therefore recommend airing your rooms well during the first operation.
10. Lighting a fire
For the correct and safe operation of the fireplace it is necessary to mind the necessary feed pressure. It
is especially important to check the feed pressure, before each initial firing (after the summer break) or in
between-seasons (e.g. strong wind, fog, etc.). Hold a match or lighter close to the open insert door. If the
flame is not being dragged into the open door, a kind of draught boost must be induced by a strong heat
generation (e.g. by lighting paper or small kindling). If this cannot be done successfully, please do not
heat your fireplace!
•Turn the air flap operation knob to the left – position “+“
•Open throttle valve completely, if installed.
•Place the larger logs (1), approx. 2-3 pieces (beech, oak or birch) at the bottom and put the
smaller cleaved softwood (2) on top. Put some lighting aid (3) in between the cleaved
softwood. Never use petrol, spiritus or the like for lighting the fire..
•After approx. 5-10 minutes (when the logs have burnt well) the combustion air flap may
be shut approx. 50 % (operation now in middle position).
•Close throttle valve (if installed) after approx. 5-10 min by 50 % (turn handle to the left).
11. Heating
•open the combustion air flap by maximum 50 % (knob in middle position), otherwise the fuel quantity
will burn down too fast and thus too high temperatures may occur.
•open throttle valve by 50 %, otherwise the fuel quantity will burn down too fast.
•all existing convection air in- and outlets must be completely open.
•put more wood into the fireplace after approx. 45 to 60 minutes.
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12. Putting more wood on the fire
•open door slowly, so no turbulences can occur which might cause escaping flue gases. The right
moment for putting more wood into the combustion chamber has come, when all fuel has burnt down
to embers.
•open throttle valve completely, if at all installed.
•refill fuel.
•close door.
•close throttle valve by two thirds.
13. Heating in between-seasons
In between-seasons, i.e. when the outside temperatures are higher, the flue gases may not be able to
escape completely and this may lead to disturbances in the chimney draught, especially if the
temperatures are rising suddenly. The fireplace has to be filled with less fuel and operated with a
more open position of the air flap, so that the fuel can burn down faster (with visible flames) and thus
the chimney draught can stabilise. In order to avoid a drag in the fire bed, please remove the ashes
frequently.
14. Operation with open door
An operation of the insert with open doors is not permitted. Bad combustion, smoke emissions and
fire hazard!
15. Heating with ceramic heat exchanger
If your fireplace is installed with a ceramic or metallic heat exchanger, please mind the
following advice during heating:
•The deflection of the flue gases across the heat exchanger may follow soonest after
15 minutes after the first firing. Otherwise there is a danger of uncontrolled flue gas
escape above the door frame.
•During the operation across the heat exchanger, the insert door MUST NOT be
opened (flue gas escape).
•For putting more wood into the combustion chamber, please open the deflector first,
only then you can open the insert door
16. Cleaning
•Remove the ashes from the combustion chamber regularly and in time, also empty the ash box if
applicable (accessory).
•If the ashes are not being taken out regularly there is a danger of the combustion air inlets getting
blocked and thus the insert gets damaged.
•The fireplace may be cleaned only in a cooled down state!
•The insert and the flue gas piping must be cleaned on demand or at least once a year. Thus an
economic and trouble-free operation can be guaranteed. Ceramic or metallic flue gas ducts shall be
cleaned through their provided cleaning apertures. The necessary works shall be executed by the
stove builder or another professional company. We recommend agreeing upon a maintenance
contract.
•Please also have your chimney cleaned regularly by your local chimney sweep. He will inform you
about the necessary cleaning intervals.
•Fireplace benches and flooring should be protected before glass cleaning or applying any glass
cleanser.

cleaning the door glass (flat sliding door 2.0):
cleaning the door glass (corner sliding doors 2.0):
cleaning the door glass of 71x51 S3, 71x57 S3 and 55x51 S3:
1. The two clasps for pushing out the door are on the
left and right side of the insert.
2. First insert the supplied Allen wrench on the
locking clasps (see illustration).
3. Turn the wrench upwards on both sides of the
insert, thus the door unlocks.
4. Pull out the door
cautiously
until it stops.
1.) 2.)
1.) 2.)
1 and 2: block door lift
3: unlock door at the top an
d bottom
swing open the door
1 and 2: block door lift
3: unlock door at the top an
d bottom
swing open the door

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Now you can clean the door through the gaps. After cleaning proceed in reversed order to get the door
locked again.
•Spray glass with glass cleaning liquid and leave to react. ATTENTION: avoid contact between door and
glass gaskets with water or cleanser, as these may harden and thus cannot fulfil their function!
•Remove dissolved soot with an absorbent cloth or kitchen roll.
•corner models: swing the door shut until it sits close, lift slightly and press on to
ensure the correct snap in of the door latch. As soon as the door latch has locked in
properly close the clasp with force.
17. Behaviour in case of a chimney fire
If prohibited or moist fuel is used, it may lead to chimney sooting and thus lead to a chimney fire.
Correct behaviour in case of a chimney fire:
•call the fire brigade and the local chimney sweep.
•close the combustion air inlets!
•enable free access to the cleaning apertures of the chimney (e.g. cellar or attic)!
•remove all flammable materials near the chimney.
Before operating the fireplace again after a chimney fire, please inform your local chimney sweep and
let him check the chimney system for possible damages!
18. Combustion chamber refractory lining
The combustion chamber lining is made of Keramott. This is a top-quality material with special
features for a better combustion and a very appealing visual effect. The Keramott parts may show fine
cracks during or after operation, which have however no influence on the function – a replacement of
such parts is thus not necessary.
19. Sliding door – guiding rails
The sliding door mechanism is free of maintenance!

20. What to do if, ...?
... if the fire smoulders or goes out by itself?
•Is the throttle valve open?
•Is the deflection damper of the heat exchanger in the right position?
•Is the combustion air flap open (+)?
•Do you use dry enough wood?
•Is the outside temperature too high (>15C°)?
... the room does not get warm enough?
•Are all convection air in-/outlets open?
•Does the deflection damper deflect the flue gases through the heat exchanger?
•Is the chimney draught too high?
... the fire burns down too fast and uncontrolled?
•Has the combustion air supply been throttled after reaching the operating
temperature in the combustion chamber (+ / -)?
•Are all gaskets on the inside of the door frame in good condition?
•Has the insert door been closed properly?
•Is the chimney draught too high?
... the door glass soots too fast?
A gradual sooting of the door glass after 8-10 hours of operation is normal.
•Has dry, natural wood been used?
•Has the insert reached the operating temperature?
21. Information for the stove fitter in case of a warranty
Please contact your stove fitter, if any defects should occur on your fireplace. The stove
fitter/Austroflamm dealer needs the following information about your insert:
– serial number and type (insert name)
– original sales invoice (sales date)
On the corner models the name plate is fixed on the rear behind the left/right lateral Keramott.
1. remove baffle plate
•On all other inserts the name plate is fixed under the centre Keramott/grate in the combustion
chamber.
name plate
name plate
2. remove left/right lateral Keramott

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Händlerstempel / Dealer’s Stamp / Timbro concessionario /
tampon du concessionnaire
angeschlossen von / Installed by / installato da / raccordée par
Kunde / Customer / cliente / client
an / to / per / pour
22. Warranty and guarantee
Precondition for a valid guarantee claim is that your AUSTROFLAMM insert was installed and handed over by a certified
professional stove fitter and is operated in accordance with the operator’s manual and the local regulations and laws.
We guarantee full functionality of the Austroflamm insert carcass for 6 years and all stove components made of steel or cast
iron for a full two years from the date of purchase. Steel and cast-iron components which show defect in materials or
workmanship during the guarantee period shall be replaced with new components.
We do not guarantee wearable components (such as Keramott, gaskets, floor grates), surface coatings, lacquer and glass
panes.
Our guarantee includes new components free of charge. Work and travel times are not included. Unjustified claims will be
re-invoiced to the operator.
Im Garantiefall herausschneiden und Ihrem AUSTROFLAMM-Fachhändler vorlegen!
In case of a guarantee claim, separate here and present this proof of purchase to your certified AUSTROFLAMM dealer!
In caso di richiesta di garanzia, ritagliare la cartolina e presentarla al rivenditore AUSTROFLAMM!
Découpez selon les pointillés et présentez ce coupon à votre revendeur AUSTROFLAMM !
GARANTIE / GUARANTEE / GARANZIA / GARANTIE
Kaufdatum / date of purchase / Data d’acquisto / date d’achat
Modellname / Name of Model / tipo del modello / nom du produit
Serien No. / serial no. / No. di serie / no. de série
(siehe Typenschild / See manufacturer’s plate /
Vedi targhetta / voir plaque signalétique)
Issue 08/2016
Manufacturer:
Austroflamm GmbH
Austroflamm-Platz 1
A-4631 Krenglbach