Caminetti Montegrappa LIGHT 06 Quick start guide

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DIRECTIONS FOR INSTALLATION
USE AND MAINTENANCE
NATURAL CONVECTION
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Foreword
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tBefore installing and operating your appliance, read this
instruction manual carefully and save it for future reference.
tFor any installation, electrical connection, inspection,
maintenance or repair works, refer to authorized, qualied or
experienced technicians only.
tIt is recommended that the rst-time lighting of your
appliance should be done by the appliance installer who may
check and ensure proper appliance operation and draught.
tThis appliance is not suitable for people (children included)
with reduced physical, sensorial and mental capacities, or
unpractised people, unless they are supervised and trained
to use the appliance by someone who is responsible for their
safety.
tNever let your appliance unattended in the presence of
children. Do no let the children touch any hot surface areas of
the appliance nor let them operate it.
tFor any further information or requests always contact your
authorized dealer who will be pleased to assist you.
Symbols used in this manual
In the present instruction manual some indications are
pointed out by the following symbols:
safety precautions,
prohibited operation,
important information.
Caminetti Montegrappa assumes no responsibility for any
incidental or consequential damage to people, things or pets
resulting from the inobservance of the prescriptions given
in this manual, particularly of those marked with symbols
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Please Note:
This Manual has been translated.
Some wording may not apply to you.
Some measurements may be in Metric.
Here forward, Caminetti Montegrappa, Fiamma llc, Caminetti Montegrappa USA
may be referred to as Caminetti Montegrappa and any disclaimer applies to all.

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We declare that the appliances
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In order to optimise the combustion
Caminetti Montegrappa appliances
are equipped with the
“FLAME-DISTRIBUTOR CATALYZER”,
which is, together with its functioning system,
protected under patent
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Keramre® is a material resulted from Caminetti Montegrappa
research to obtain the best performance from your appliance;
manufactured from natural raw materials, it withstands very
high temperatures and thermal shocks and can absorb and
store heat, radiating it for hours after the re has gone out.
The light colour that the material takes when combustion is
complete makes the hearth look nice and clean.
Meet the requirements of
CMtech™ is a material resulting from research activities of
Caminetti Montegrappa to obtain the best performance from
your appliance; it is a refractory mix of material that withstands
very high temperatures and thermal shocks and can absorb
and store heat, radiating it for hours after the re has gone out.
The material turns a light colour at the working temperature,
giving the hearth a clean and pleasant appearance.
CMtech™
EPA Phase II and UL127
The following are among the materials/substances that should not be used as fuel:
o trash
o plastics
o gasoline
o rubber
o industrial solvents
o flammable liquids
o naptha
o household garbage
o material treated with petroleum products (particleboard, railroad ties and pressure treated wood)
o leaves
o paper products
o cardboard
o saltwater driftwood
o painted wood
o any substance that emits dense smoke or an obnoxious odor
Operators must comply with all applicable laws or other
requirements, such as state laws or regulations and local ordinances
Warranty void if the unit is not used in accordance with the operation
and maintenance instructions.

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1.4 Firewood
The following paragraphs provide technical and practical
information regarding the fuel used, so that the user will
understand the importance that Caminetti Montegrappa gives
to the selection and preparation of the fuel, and the correct
use of the appliance, which will have a signicant impact on
proper functioning as well as minimizing fuel consumption and
pollution.
Wood is the only source of energy that is:
r enewable, coming from trees and plants, whicht
grow under the action of sun light,
t organic, being produced by living organisms,
t neutral as regards carbon dioxide released into
the atmosphere (“neutral CO2”), since the CO2
produced after the combustion is that absorbed during
photosynthesis,
t clean since burning wood eciently and completely
produces only natural substances that are abundantly
present everywhere in our environment in non-toxic
concentrations for the living organisms.
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Firewood is usually classied into softwood (poor or fair
quality) and hardwood (good quality) depending upon its
specic weight; hardwood, which weighs more than softwood,
allows to reduce the amount of wood needed.
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moisture content):
it is easy to ignite, it burns rapidly and provides a lively re.
Softwood includes the following species: r, ailanthus, locust,
chestnut, cypress, cornelian cherry, mulberry, larch, alder,
pine, poplar, willow, elder and lime.
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moisture content):
it has a higher density and is less resinous than softwood,
it burns slowly and keeps a low ame (suitable for home
heating). Hardwood includes the following species: maple,
white birch, hornbeam, bitter oak, cherry, beech, ash, holm-
oak, walnut, olive, elm, pear, plane, oak and false acacia (those
highlighted are among the best wood types).
As seen above, rewood for heating has dierent features
according to the tree species it comes from.There are dierent
types of wood and their properties in terms of heat value
vary from species to species. The heating value of wood fuel
(kcal/kg) is the quantity of heat produced after the complete
combustion of 1 kg of wood.
The heating value of the dierent wood types is not only
aected by the density, but also by their moisture content; as
a consequence the output and the eciency of the appliance
is strictly dependent upon the type of wood burned (normally
the heating value of a well seasoned wood is 3200 kcal/kg).
Here nd some comparative data:
SOFTWOOD = kcal/kg 2800 - 3400t
HARDWOOD = kcal/kg 3400 - 3900t
WOOD BRIQUETTES = kcal/kg 3850 - 4200t
WOOD PELLET = kcal/kg 4200 - 4600t
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timber at a natural state, in pieces or not (logs, ort
briquettes free of any binders or additives, kindling, shavings
from processing trees), deadwood like branches and pine
cones;
wood residues created by the furniture manufacturing ort
the construction industry, provided they are not painted or
treated.
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any wood scrap coming from house demolition, restorationt
or renovation, or coming from packing material (pallets),
wooden furniture, Formica, even if mixed with natural wood;
any other wood material such as painted, varnished andt
treated wood scraps even if mixed with natural rewood.
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Therewoodmanufacturingprocessesvarygreatlydepending
upon the nal type of fuel to produce: wood pieces, briquettes
or pellets.
Wood pellets or briquettes are produced only in big sawmills
that have large quantities of shavings and sawdust at disposal,
which become valuable products for an appealing market.
Individuals who are landowners can easily obtain the amount
of wood that will be needed for their home heating.
Those who are not landowners can address dealers
experienced in rewood combustion, who can advise about
quality and wood species locally available.
The most important steps in producing rewood are the
following:
cutting of trees or suckers (usually on waning moon or int
winter);
trimming of the smaller branches from the trunk (usuallyt
when they are less than 4 cm in diameter);
tcutting of trunks and branches into 1 m long logs;
cutting of the bigger logs in half along their lengtht
(quartering);
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preliminary wood drying;
covering the upper part of wood piles with clothes as shelft
from the rain;
tcutting of the wood logs into small pieces whose length
will vary to suit the user’s needs. Final wood stacking in a dry,
ventilated location away from rain and humidity;
air-drying for at least:t
– 2 years (outdoor),
– 1 year (indoor, in an adequate place).
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The units of measurement commonly used in selling rewood
are mainly three:
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species and humidity);
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stacked wood pieces and corresponding to 1 cu.m including
the air space between the pieces of stacked wood.The amount
of wood contained in a space of 1 stere depends upon species,
relative moisture content, diametre and shape of the wood
pieces, and the way in which they have been stacked (one
stere of wood logs 1m long corresponds to approximately 0,7
cu.m of wood);
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(100 kg; 0,1 t) is still the most widely used in selling rewood.
Knowing the type of rewood and its moisture content,
if it is sold on a space basis, allows you to get an idea of
its heating value, whereas it is not necessary to know the
species of wood if it is sold on a weight basis as with an
equal moisture content the heat value diers slightly.
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If we compare as a way of example a piece of beech
having a moisture content of 30% with a well seasoned
piece of the same wood type having a moisture content
of 15%, the latter will release 25% more heat. When the
moisture content is 50% the heat value is reduced by the
half.
Purchase of green, damp or wet wood, could mean that
you are also buying the water inside. To be sure the
rewood you have purchased has been seasoned for about
one year, you should always buy your rewood in the
summertime (June-July) since trees are mostly cut in
autumn.
Be careful with any painted or treated wood whose
combustion can give oharmful fumes, and whose use
is only allowed in authorized combustion plants.
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means of the surrounding re. Any type of wood contains a
percentage of moisture. Since part of the heat produced by
the re is used for evaporation, it is more convenient and less
polluting to burn well-seasoned wood (max. 20% moisture)
rather than green wood freshly cut (with 50% moisture or
more). This stage is over when the wood temperature reaches
100°C (water boiling point).
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chemically and volatile gases and char are formed. When
temperature is between 260°C and 315°C this char and a
small amount of these gases break into ames and wood
burns. Most of these gases will then be expelled through
the chimney unless the temperature of the appliance is high
enough to burn them. As soon as these gases pass through
the chimney they will mix with moisture to form creosote.
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charcoal (wood residues) burn. Charcoal start burning and
releases heat between 540°C and 705°C, then become ash.
Most of the usable heat is produced during this stage. Volatile
gases, when mixed with the proper amount of oxygen, ignite
when temperature is between 600°C and 650°C. But gases
rarely reach the above temperature, unless they are conveyed
towards ames or towards an area inside the rebox where
this temperature has been reached.
In practice the three stages are interwoven in a complex way
during the combustion of every single piece of wood.
The incomplete combustion of wood results in toxic
emissions. Note that the worst is the emission level the lower
the heat produced by the combustion process (e.g.: the
use of big wood pieces results in slow combustion and low
temperatures within the replace, which aects negatively
both the appliance and the chimney; the use of green, damp
wood, which cannot burn completely, results in soot and
creosote formation collecting rapidly on the chimney walls).
On the contrary, in case of complete combustion (with well-
seasoned wood and pieces of appropriate size) we reach a
higher temperature thus reducing the overall amount of the
wood needed.
To ensure complete combustion and high eciency the
following conditions must be met:
the wood used must be dry and well-seasoned (with aboutt
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way as to ensure that:
high temperatures are reached into the rebox,−
gases emitted in the combustion process are kept at very−
high temperatures for long time,
there is a sucient amount of oxygen the gases emitted in−
the combustion process.
Compared with the past, new wood-burning appliances have
been ameliorated with the aim of reducing emissions and
increasing eciency.
In this appliancethere is a“ame distributor-catalyzer”located
on the upper part of the rebox; thanks to its shape and to the
material it is made of (Keramre®), it provides a higher and
steadier temperature inside the combustion chamber, which
maximizes the combustion thus reducing wood consumption
and the release of polluting emissions.
On the re bed remain the ashes, which are organic residues
that may be used in gardening as soil fertilizer (about 2-3 litres
once a year every 10 sq.m).
1.5 Recommendations
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$"65*0/ The installation, electrical connection,
operation control, repair and maintenance works, must
be executed by qualied staonly.
$"65*0/ This unit must be installed in accordance with
the law in force.
$"65*0/ The accident-prevention and safety
requirements stated in this manual must be followed
carefully.
$"65*0/ This manual must be read and understood in
every part, and the use of the controls must be clear
before operating the appliance or executing any works
on it.
8"3/*/( Do not modify or replace any parts in the unit
by yourself; not-authorized works may cause injuries
criminal liability.
8"3/*/( During operation, some of the appliance
surface areas may become very hot; we highly
recommend not to leave the unit unattended in the
presence of children, elderly and disabled people.
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been designed and manufactured only.
$"65*0/ This appliance in not intended to be used as a
cooker so as to avoid that vapours and grease cause
incrustations on the combustion chamber’s components
and in the exhaust venting system.
8"3/*/( Do not use the appliance in case of breakdown
or malfunction.
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Always open the door slowly, rst holding it open only
slightly for a few seconds before opening it completely.
Should some smoke blow back, there is no danger, just
aerate the room temporarily.
Inspect and clean the exhaust venting system
periodically.
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For repairing, refer to authorized professionals and ask
for original replacement parts only.
Keep this instruction manual as an integral part of the
product for future reference.
It must be supplied together with the unit if this is
resold or moved to another place, so as to allow the next
user and installer to get acquainted with its operating
instructions and requirements.
Should the manual be lost or become unreadable, call
Your Dealer for a new copy.
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1.6 Safety requirements and
devices
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one without this device.
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The air supply must be sucient for both proper
combustion and to provide ventilation of the room,
that is, no less than 15-20 sq.m. The natural admission
of air must be provided directly through two permanent
openings made on the exterior walls of the room of
installation (for the section minimum dimension see
section 2.3.5); the openings must be made in such a
way they can never be obstructed (check regularly). Air
entering the room where the appliance is installed from
contiguous room(s) is permitted provided it is admitted
from a space which is aired directly from outside, a
space which is not used as a bedroom or a bathroom
and where re ignition could never occur, as in a garage
or in a combustible warehouse, in compliance with the
requirements under the local standards currently in
force.
80 cu.m/h of air is required in order to ensure proper
fuel combustion (This pertains to operation with door
closed).
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The minimum clearance to combustible side walls is 80
cm; a 150 cm clearance must be maintained to any
objects or pieces of furniture in front of the unit; it is
recommended that particularly delicate objects or pieces
of furniture be installed at higher distances than those
previously recommended, if you assume they could be
damaged by the changes in temperature produced
during the appliance operation. The appliance
positioning shall be executed carefully following the
instructions indicated in section 2.3.
Anytime a combustible floor is being used.
16" (18" Canada ) from the glass door
a non combustible hearthpad must be used:

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4
2
3
2
1
1x 1 6204004400
2x 2 1184167801
3x 1 1102047230
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&YBNQMFPG-*()5

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1.8.2 8JUIOBUVSBMBJSDPOWFDUJPODIBOOFMMJOHLJU
(code 1530200100 optional available on price list)
12 x
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UNI 5448 A M5
RP UNI 6592 M5
2 x
25 cm ca.
8
9
3
3
3
4
4
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3
5
3
4
6
6
= PARTS TO BE REMOVED AND ELIMINATED
&YBNQMFPG-*()5

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4 x
TCC FOR UNI 8118 4,2x16
1280370800
1263000300
1184966109
EXAMPLE OF INSTALLATION WITH
NOT INCLUDED
1 x 1263000300 (x Ø 15 cm)
1 x 1184966109
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25 cm ca.
2
1
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6
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= PARTS TO BE REMOVED AND ELIMINATED
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A1
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25 cm ca.
9
A
B
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1
1
x 1
1530500000
2
x 1
1530500300
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x 1 1530500200
x 1 1530500100
LIGHT 06 170 cm* 72 cm 120 cm 48 cm
MOD. A B A1H
* +10 cm with cod. 1530901000
+20 cm with cod. 1530901000 + cod. 1530902000
1530500000 (LIGHT 06)
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(code 1530500X00 optional available on price list)
&YBNQMFPG-*()5

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&MFDUSJDBMTMJEJOHNPUPSLJU1.8.6
(code 1530901000 optional available on price list)
25 cm ca.
4 x
TCC UNI 7049 4,2x13
25 cm ca.
15,5 cm ca.
1 x
1 x
RIGHT-HAND SIDE
AUTOMATIC SLIDING SYSTEM
BEEP TONE
APPLIANCE MOD.
LEFT/RIGHT-HAND SIDE
OFF
OFF*
* see section 2.3.5.
PROGRAMMING OF CONTROL UNIT’S SWITCHES
OFF*
OFF*
ON
OFF*
OFF*
OFF*
Provide for
a lateral door
20x16 cm
or frontal
16x16 cm
2
4
31
1x 1 1184073800
2x 4 1012000500
3x 1 1107023100
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= PARTS TO BE REMOVED AND ELIMINATED
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5SBTNJTTJPOLJUGPSFMFDUSJDBMTMJEJOHNFDIBOJTNVT1.8.7
(code 1530902000 optional available on price list)
25 cm ca.
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RIGHT-HAND SIDELEFT-HAND SIDE
Provide for
a lateral door
20x16 cm
or frontal
16x16 cm
25 cm ca.
- 86 cm ca.- 86 cm ca.
4,5 cm ca. 15,5 cm ca.
FOR INSTALLATION WITH
1530901000
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2
1
S
= PARTS TO BE REMOVED AND ELIMINATED
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1.9 Functioning principle
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The shape and the Keramre® lining of the combustion
chamber allow to reach and retain high temperatures inside of
it, thus maximizing the combustion phases with consequential
reduction in the amount of the fuel needed.
Thanks to its position (top of combustion chamber) and shape,
the “ame distributor-catalyzer” produces the catalysis of the
combustion products, dramatically reducing carbon dioxide,
nitrogen oxide, and other gases.
After passing through the ame distributor-catalyzer the
ue gases are forced to pass through integrated slowdown
channels, which allow to get warm air for heating by reducing
the temperature of the ue gases while they are passing
through. Warm air is then distributed into the room through
exible pipes positioned inside the nishing are of the
appliance cladding.
The heat exchangers surrounding the combustion chamber
and inside the appliance are are air-tight thanks to line
weldings, which prevent any gas exchange with the air to be
heated.
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radiated and mostly diused by natural convection (air natural
convection movement): an air ow enters from the outside,
heats up when passing through heat exchangers positioned
inside the appliance are, it is channelled and emitted from
the unit’s top into the room to be heated.

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If the appliance needs to be installed in locations with limited
access (for example, in upper oors or basements, and thus
accessible only through stairways), it is possible to lighten
the appliance by removing the CMtech™ parts and the ame
distributor-catalyzer in Keramre®.
This operation will reduce the overall weight for easier
movement (see disassembly sequence in section 4.2.1).
Be sure to carefully and correctly put each CMtech™ element
back in place and also the ame distributor-catalyzer in
Keramre®.
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ATTENZIONE: Prima di eseguire la controcappa di finitura, verificare il
corretto funzionamento del meccanismo a saliscendi della porta (vedi
manuale "indicazioni per installazione uso e manutenzione", paragrafo 2.3).
BEWARE: Before building the finishing canopy, check that the up and down
mechanism of the vertical slide door works properly (see the "installation, use
and maintenance instructions", section 2.3).
ACHTUNG: Bevor man die Vormauerung und den Aufbau ausführt, den
korrekten Mechanismus der Hochschiebetür überprüfen (s. Abs. 2.3 der
Aufstell-Bedienungs- und Wartungsanleitungen).
ATTENTION: Avant de bâtir la hotte de finition, veuillez bien vérifier que le
mécanisme de relevage de la porte escamotable fonctionne correctement
(voir au paragraphe 2.3 des "instructions pour l'installation, l'emploi et
l'entretien").
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2.1 Packaging dismantling and
disposal
Consisting of non-toxic and not noxious materials, the
packaging does not need any special disposal procedure; the
user is in charge of stocking, disposing of, or recycling the
wastes of the packaging according to the regulations in force
in the country where the product has been purchased.
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2.2 Installation requirements
The appliance must be installed in a space which allows to
operate it easily and perform routine maintenance works.
The room chosen for the installation of the appliance must
therefore feature:
tproper environment conditions and permanent outside
air source as indicated under section 1.7 “Environment
requirements”,
ta oor with proportionate load capacity (see appliance
weight in section 1.3 of the manual),
t120v-60 Hz line voltage (*),
ta system of exhaust gases drawing complying with the
standards in force aiming at guaranteeing:
adequate draught for the correct and safe appliance−
operation,
adequate resistance to high temperatures,−
adequate resistance to corrosion due to combustion−
products,
easy access for periodic checks and maintenance,−
adequate insulation from inammable materials,−
tthe room must also comply also with further standards in
force in the country where the appliance is installed.
2.3 Appliance installation
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tFirst try your appliance in place in order to determine where
to make the connection between the appliance and the
chimney ue;
tdetermine the position of the outside air intakes and provide
the insulation on the adjacent walls;
tremove the appliance from the location before making the
necessary openings on the exterior wall;
tput the appliance back into place and make all the
connections (see examples under sections 2.3.5, 2.3.6 and
2.3.10).
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2.3.5 *OTUBMMBUJPOPGUIFFMFDUSJDBM 
 TMJEJOHNPUPSLJU
The “electrical sliding motor kit” (code 1530901000 optional,
available on price list) to control the opening of the sliding
door with radio control is reversible and can be installed both
on the right-hand and on the left-hand side of the appliance
as follows:
−mount the connecting olt [P] on the motor kit,
open the 3 cm circular plate section on the aluminated−
steel side,
x the motor kit [M] on the appliance (using the holes on−
the door) with the 4 screws at you disposal (NB: make sure the
connecting hexagons t together),
connect the electrical wiring to the power supply with−
a bipolar switch to deactivate the motor kit in case of long
periods of inactivity.
Once the electrical sliding motor kit has been installed,
and before the are or the nishing drywall are made, it is
necessary to set the electronic control unit.
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In order to set the electronic control unit there are four
numbered switches with a function each; the switches can be
reached from the properly available opening on the side of
the motor kit (see gure 2).
The electronic unit leaves the factory with the following
settings:
4XJUDI/SiPòwprogramming for installation on the left-
hand side.
4XJUDI/SiPòw programming for appliances LIGHT 02 and
LIGHT 06.
4XJUDI/SiPòw programming with beep tone deactivated.
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system deactivated.
−Switch Nr. 1: it denes the installation side.
Place the switch on “on” if the motor kit is installed on the
right-hand side of the appliance; leave it on “o” if it is installed
on the left-hand side.
−Switch Nr. 2: it denes the appliance model.
Place the switch on “on” if the appliance is LIGHT 01 or LIGHT
03; leave it on “o” if it is LIGHT 02 or LIGHT 06.
−Switch Nr. 3: it activates or deactivates the beep tone of the
end of stroke.
Place the switch on “on” to activate the beep tone; leave it on
“o” to deactivate it.
−Switch Nr. 4: it activates or deactivates the automatic
closure.
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This procedure is to be carried out only the rst time to
congurate the radio control with the electrical sliding
motor.
To congurate the radio control with the electrical motor of
the sliding door proceed as follows:
feed the electrical motor through the bipolar switch−
properly arranged,
press at the same time and for a long time the [−] button
in the radio control until the door begins to rise after a few
beeps.
In case of failure, disconnect the motor and repeat the
procedure again.
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If necessary, it is possible to lower the “electrical sliding motor
kit” approx. 86 cm, using the “transmission kit for electrical
sliding mechanismus” (code 1530902000 optional, available
on price list) as follows:
−the transmission kit [R] is supplied for installatin on the left-
hand side of the appliance, if it needs to be installed on the
right-hand side, the two clamps [S] have to be removed and
xed on the opposite side using the 8 screws supplied,
x the transmission kit on the chosen appliance side using−
the 5 screws supplied (3 above and 2 below),
x the motor kit directly as described above (the connecting−
bolt is not needed because it is already installed in the
transmission kit).
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