Dovre VINTAGE 35GA Parts list manual

INSTALLATIEVOORSCHRIFTEN EN GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND OPERATING MANUAL
INSTALLATION ET MODE D’EMPLOI
EINBAUANLEITUNG UND GEBRAUCHSANWEISUNG
INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN Y USO
ISTRUZIONI PER L'INSTALLAZIONE E L'USO
GASKACHEL
GASSTOVE
POELE A GAZ
GASOFEN
ESTUFA DE GAS
STUFA A GAS
VINTAGE 35GA
VINTAGE 35GAP
VINTAGE 50GA
VINTAGE 50GAP
Type C11
Type C31
Type C91
03.27126.200 - 07/2014

Table of contents
Introduction 3
Declaration of conformity 4
Safety 4
Installation requirements 5
General 5
Concentric flue gas exhaust system 5
Existing chimney Type C91 6
Floor and walls 6
Product description 7
Installation 7
General preparation 7
Preparing the connection to the flue 10
Closed system connection 11
Establishing a gas connection 14
Installing the remote control set 15
Placing decorative wood block set 16
Use 18
First use 18
Switching on the stove 18
Switching off the stove 19
Flame height adjustment 19
Operating methods 20
°C/24-hour or °F/12-hour clock settings 21
Time settings 22
Programming the on/off temperature 22
Programme timer settings 24
Manual operation 26
Switch off gas to stove 27
Combustion control 27
Resolving problems 27
Maintenance 27
Annual maintenance for the appliance 27
Cleaning and other regularly maintenance 28
Spare parts 29
Appendix 1: Technical data 30
Appendix 2: Dimensions 34
Appendix 3: Distance from combustible
material 41
Appendix 4: Overview of concentric flue gas
exhaust materials 43
Appendix 5: Calculation sheet for checking
projected route 44
Appendix 6: Diagnosis diagram 46
Index 48
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Introduction
Dear user,
By purchasing this heating appliance from DOVRE
you have selected a quality product. This product is
part of a new generation of energy-efficient and envir-
onmentally-friendly heating appliances. These appli-
ances make optimum use of convection heat as well
as thermal radiation (radiant heat).
Your DOVRE appliance has been manufactured
with state-of-the-art production equipment. In the
unlikely event of a malfunction, you can always
rely on DOVRE for support and service.
The appliance should not be modified; please
always use original parts.
The appliance is intended for use in a living room. It
must be hermetically connected to a properly work-
ing flue.
We advise you have the appliance installed by an
authorized and competent installer.
DOVRE cannot be held liable for any problems or
damage resulting from incorrect installation.
Observe the following safety regulations when
installing and using the appliance.
In this manual, you can read how the DOVRE heating
appliance can be installed, used and maintained
safely. Should you require additional information or
technical data, or should you experience an install-
ation problem, please first contact your supplier.
© 2014 DOVRE NV
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Declaration of
conformity
Notified body: 2013
The undersigned
Dovre nv, Nijverheidsstraat 18 B-2381 Weelde,
hereby declares
that Vintage 35GA(P) and Vintage 50GA(P) gas
stoves are manufactured according to the EN 613.
Weelde 01-10-2013
Due to continuous product improvement, the supplied
appliance specifications can vary from the description
in this brochure without prior notice.
DOVRE N.V.
Nijverheidsstraat 18 Tel : [phone]
B-2381 Weelde Fax : [phone]
Belgium E-mail : [e-mail]
Safety
Please note: All safety regulations must be
complied with strictly.
Please read carefully the instructions supplied
with the appliance for installation, use and
maintenance before using the appliance.
The appliance must be installed in accordance
with the legislation and requirements applic-
able in your country.
All local regulations and the regulations relating
to national and European standards must be
observed when installing the appliance.
The appliance must be placed, connected,
commissioned and inspected by an authorized
installer, in accordance with the current
national and local standards, in accordance
with regulations for closed appliances and in
accordance with the installation instructions of
the manufacturer.
The appliance is designed for heating pur-
poses. All surfaces, including the glass and
connecting tube, can become very hot (over
100°C)! Make sure there is sufficient protection
if young children, disabled persons or old
people are in the vicinity of the appliance.
Safety distances from flammable materials
must be strictly adhered to.
Do not place any curtains, clothes, laundry or
other combustible materials on or near the appli-
ance. The minimum safe distance is 80 cm.
When in use, do not use flammable or explos-
ive substances in the vicinity of the appliance.
If the glass in the appliance is broken or
cracked, it must be replaced before you can
use the appliance again.
The appliance has been set and sealed in the
factory, in accordance with the category stated
on the model plate and at the correct nominal
load. Check that the information on the model
plate corresponds with the local gas type and
pressure, and with the nature of your install-
ation. The model plate is behind the door at the
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bottom in the appliance.
The appliance must be inspected by the
installer for the air tightness of the gas supply
and flue gas duct. The operation of the control
valve, the thermocouple circuit and the ignition
of the burner must also be checked.
When the appliance is ready for use, have your
installer tell you about its use, operation and
maintenance.
Use only the log set supplied.
Place the log set exactly according to the
description.
Keep the area around the pilot flame free of
coal.
Avoid dirt in the gas pipe.
Always close the gas valve if the appliance is
not in use.
If you notice a gas smell, immediately close
the main valve, open windows and avoid fire or
the use of electrical contacts, such as
switches, because of the sparks they can
cause. Always call in an expert to trace a pos-
sible gas leak.
Installation
requirements
General
The appliance must be connected tightly to a well-
functioning flue.
For connection measurements: see "Technical
data" appendix.
Ask the fire service and/or your insurance com-
pany about any specific requirements and reg-
ulations.
Concentric flue gas exhaust
system
This closed gas stove was designed in combination
with a concentric flue gas exhaust system from the
manufacturer Muelink & Grol. The appliance can also
be connected to a concentric flue gas exhaust system
from the manufacturers Metaloterm or Poujoulat. Use
the appropriate connection collar (available from your
supplier) and follow the supplier's instructions for the
installation.
Use only original parts from the manufacturers
named above. You can order the elements for the
concentric pipe system (such as wall sleeves, roof
sleeves, tubes and bends, clip bindings and brack-
ets) in the desired quantities via your supplier.
You can find the order codes of the available
elements in the appendix "Materials list for con-
centric flue gas exhaust".
The appliance may not be connected to an existing
flue gas exhaust duct or chimney just like that. An
existing chimney or flue gas exhaust duct can be
used as an active element in the installation under
certain conditions. See the paragraph "Existing
chimney duct".
The appliance has a closed combustion chamber
and must be installed as a closed appliance of type
C11-C31 (depending on the choice of wall or roof
sleeve). With a combined intake-exhaust, the nat-
ural draught of the appliance removes the com-
bustion gases outside. The same natural draught
sucks in the necessary combustion air. The con-
centric flue gas exhaust system can be equipped
with a wall sleeve or a roof sleeve. Use the pre-
scribed wall outlet or roof outlet for this purpose.
A maximum value of 12 metres applies to the total
allowable length of the pipe system (the resistance
length). Every bend of 90° corresponds to 1 metre
of resistance length and every bend up to 45° cor-
responds to 0.5 metres of resistance length.
The horizontal section of the pipe system may
never be longer than the vertical section.
In order to maintain the natural draught, at least one
metre of concentric pipe must be placed vertically
before the wall or roof sleeve is installed.
Before the appliance can be placed, you must
check whether the pipe route desired for your
installation is technically permitted. See the
appendix “Calculation sheet for checking pro-
jected route”.
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The distance from ducts and sleeves to com-
bustible material must be at least 50 mm every-
where.
All elements of the air supply and the flue gas
exhaust system must be inserted at least 30 mm
into each other and be secured against coming
loose using clip bindings.
The duct must be kept in its position by means of
wall brackets and centring plates. The maximum
distance between the wall brackets is 2 metres.
The flue gas exhaust system and the outlet must
satisfy any local regulations that apply. This is a
closed appliance of type C11 or C31 (depending on
the choice of wall or roof sleeve).
The flue must end in a zone that is not affected by
surrounding buildings, trees close by or other
obstacles.
For outlets that are in the vicinity of a boundary par-
tition or ventilation opening, see the national and
regional regulations regarding this.
In the case of a wall sleeve, the outlet must be in a
zone such that any contact between flue gas outlet
and/or flue gases and people is impossible and
such that the flue gases cannot accumulate under
overhanging parts of buildings or awnings or such
like.
The flue gas outlet can reach temperatures of
200 °C, while the flue gases can reach 300 °C.
Existing chimney
Type C91
An existing flue gas pipe (chimney) can be converted
into a concentric flue gas exhaust system.
In this case, the following requirements apply to the
existing chimney:
The existing pipe must be leakproof and thoroughly
cleaned.
The pipe must be able to withstand temperatures
up to 600°C along its entire length.
The pipe may change direction no more than one
time, with a maximum change angle of 45° and
along no more than 25% of the total length.
The pipe must have a diameter of at least 150 mm
round or square, and no more than 250 mm round or
square along the entire length. The section may not
be larger or smaller than the specified limits at any
place. The section may vary over the whole length
of the flue pipe on the condition that the transitions
in section occur gradually.
If this last condition cannot be satisfied, the pipe
may be lined with stainless steel flexible piping
with a diameter of 150 to 250 mm, which is heat-
resistant to 600°C before it can be converted into
an air intake pipe.
The flue pipe must be closed at the top and bottom
with the recommended flanges (mounting plates).
The bottom of the flue section must always be con-
nected to the appliance using a concentric duct sec-
tion and the prescribed roof outlet must always be
mounted on the outlet side.
The maximum allowable length, including the con-
nection section (resistance length), is 12 metres.
Every elbow of 90° corresponds to 1 metre of res-
istance length and every elbow up to 45° cor-
responds to 0.5 metres of resistance length.
Floor and walls
The floor on which the appliance is placed must have
sufficient bearing capacity. The weight of the appli-
ance is given in the appendix “Technical Data
appendix”.
Keep sufficient distance between the appli-
ance and combustible materials such as
wooden walls and furniture.
Carpets and rugs must be at least 80 cm away
from the fire.
For further requirements with respect to fire
safety, see the appendix "Distance from com-
bustible material".
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Product description
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1. Mirror
2. Ceramic wood block set
3. Door
4. Leg
5. Glass pane
6. Burner
7. Gas connection
8. Top plate
9. Concentric connection collar top or rear
Stove features
The Vintage GA is a stand-alone closed gas stove.
A closed apparatus does not draw the combustion
air from the room in which the stove is placed but
uses outside air. The stove is connected to a com-
bined air intake/flue gas exhaust system. The
stove can be connected to a C11, C1 or C91-type
chimney system. The stove is fitted with a Muelink
& Grol connection collar for concentric ducts.
Thanks to this concept, the stove is suitable for the
use in crack-free and well-insulated homes.
Delivery of the stove includes a battery-operated
wireless remote control with thermostat.
The appliance comes with electronic ignition.
The stove is delivered with a ceramic true-to-life
wood block set and is equipped with a black mirror
at the rear and the sides for an even livelier flame
effect.
Installation
General preparation
Please check the appliance immediately after deliv-
ery for damage during transport or any other dam-
age or defects. The appliance is attached to the
pallet with screws at the bottom.
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If you detect transport damage or any other
damage or defects, do not use the appliance
and notify the supplier.
Remove the detachable parts from the appliance
before you begin its installation.
It is easier to move the appliance and to avoid
damage if the removable parts have been
removed.
Note the location of the removable parts, so
that you can re-position the parts in the correct
place later on.
The top plate (1) is loose on the stove and can
simply be lifted off of it; see next figure.
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2
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The cast iron side panels can also be easily
unhooked by loosening the top nut a bit; see
next figure.
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1. Remove the glass pane from the stove; see next
figure.
a. Unhook the spring-action brackets (1) while
supporting the glass pane to prevent it from fall-
ing forward out of the door.
b. Remove the glass pane (2).
When replacing the glass pane, check that
the sealing cord is in the right place and fits
properly.
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2. Remove the box with the wood block set and other
parts included separately in the delivery from the
appliance.
3. Remove the burner (1) from the stove; see next fig-
ure.
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4. Remove the mirror panels from the stove; see fol-
lowing figures.
The mirror panels are glass and very fra-
gile.
a. Unscrew the two glass attachment brackets
on the back with parts (1) and (2).
b. Lift the rear mirror panel (3) from the groove.
c. Remove the panel from the stove.
d. Repeat steps (a) through (c) for both side pan-
els.
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Placing the stove
Preferably place the stove on a flat floor. The stove
is equipped with levelling screws in the floor plate
so the appliance can be levelled perfectly; see next
figure.
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Take the distance from combustible material into
account. See the appendix "Distance from com-
bustible material".
Determining the duct route
Make a drawing of the route you want the concentric
exhaust duct to follow.
Check whether the duct route you want is per-
mitted from a technical point of view based on the
appendix “Calculation sheet for checking projected
route”. If this is not the case, you must decide on
an alternative route that is within the limits per-
mitted.
Decide on the type and number of the parts
required. Use the appendix “Overview of con-
centric flue gas exhaust materials” for this.
Attaching a restriction plate
Depending on the route selected and the ratio
between vertical and horizontal length, a restriction
plate must be attached to the stove at the right place
and in the right position. The restriction plate is
included separately in the delivery of the appliance.
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Positioning the restriction plate serves to
adjust the draft in the stove to the duct route
selected.
The restriction plate can be placed in three pos-
itions, marked with 1, 2 and 3; see next figure. If
you decided on a permitted duct route, the correct
position for the restriction plate follows from the
appendix “Calculation sheet for checking projected
route”.
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Attach the restriction plate with a screw in the right
position in front of the exhaust to which you con-
nect the stove.
First remove the rear mirror panel in order to
attach and adjust the restriction plate.
Preparing the connection to
the flue
When connecting the stove to the flue, you can
choose to connect to the top or to the back of the
stove.
Connecting to the back
The stove is ready to be connected to the back upon
delivery.
If a pipe system other than that from man-
ufacturer Muelink & Grol is used, always use
the corresponding collars and/or adapters sup-
plied by this other manufacturer.
Connecting to the top
1. Unscrew the connection collars (1) and (2) from
the back of the stove; see next figure.
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2. Remove the cover plates (3) and (4) at the top of
the stove.
3. Install the connection collars (1) and (2) on the top
of the stove, check whether the sealing profile
seals completely; see next figure.
If a pipe system other than that from man-
ufacturer Muelink & Grol is used, always use
the corresponding collars and/or adapters sup-
plied by this other manufacturer.
3
2
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4. Install the cover plates (3) and (4) to the back of
the stove.
Install the smallest plate first.
5. Unscrew the round cover lid from the top plate.
6. Place the top plate back on the stove before the
connection duct is installed.
Closed system connection
The concentric exhaust system allows for a series of
connection options for this appliance:
Through the facade, at any height, with or without
horizontal or oblique joint.
Through the roof, with or without horizontal or
oblique joint.
Through an existing flue gas exhaust pipe (chim-
ney)
First place the stove, see section “General pre-
paration”. The concentric duct system can then be put
together in steps, starting at the stove.
Structural conditions may make it necessary
for (part of) the concentric duct system to be
built in first.
Facade sleeve through a facade of
non-flammable material
Read the "Installation Conditions" chapter care-
fully and follow the installation instructions
below.
The following illustration shows the situation of a fin-
ished facade sleeve.
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1. Start at the stove and add the concentric pipes
one component at a time along the route you
decided on in advance.
2. Next, install a concentric elbow and possible hori-
zontal change in direction and decide on the loc-
ation of the sleeve.
3. Make a 10 mm larger hole in the facade in such a
way that the air intake duct drains to the outside.
Use a 1 - 3 degree angle or a slope percentage of 2
-5% for this.
Prevent dust and/or grit from getting into the
stove when drilling.
4. Decide on the length of the facade sleeve and
shorten the intake to the wall if necessary. Allow
the flue gas duct to extend approximately 10 mm
from the air intake duct.
Use tin-snips to shorten the air intake cover
(0.5 mm).
Use a hacksaw to shorten the flue gas duct
(0.6 mm).
Grinding is not recommended as it burns stain-
less steel.
5. Remove burrs and sawdust.
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6. Extend the facade sleeve through the facade from
the outside, with the “TOP” up, connect to the con-
centric elbow and attach it to the outside of the
facade (make sure the air intake cover drains to
the outside).
7. If so desired, the hole on the inside of the wall can
be finished with a wall plate.
Facade sleeve through facade of
flammable material
Read the "Installation Conditions" chapter care-
fully and follow the installation instructions
below.
1. Follow instruction steps 1 and 2 in the preceding
section.
2. Make a hole in the facade in such a way that the
sleeve is and remains at least 50 mm away from
flammable material all around. This can be done in
the following two ways; see the illustration below.
a. Use a protective duct (1) of non-flammable
material with a diameter of 250 mm.
b. Make a tube (2) of non-flammable material,
250 mm square.
Prevent dust and/or grit from getting into the
stove when drilling.
3. Follow instruction steps 4, 5 and 6 in the preceding
section.
4. Always use centering plates (3) to center and fin-
ish the facade sleeve.
Converting an existing flue
If the home already has a chimney, you can lead the
concentric duct system through the existing chimney
pipe. You can also convert the existing pipe into a con-
centric pipe using a single-wall flexible hose and the
right pipe reducers. There is a conversion kit for this.
See the chapter “Installation requirements” for the con-
ditions under which this conversion is permitted.
The conversion kit must be ordered separately.
The following parts are required to convert an existing
flue into a closed system; see next figure.
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1 The hearth or stove to be connected
2 Concentric duct, 100/150 mm, modular
3 Installation plate inside, square 300 mm
4 Single-wall slide, round diameter 97 mm
5 Parker screws (4 pc)
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6
Flexible stainless steel 316L hose, single-
wall round diameter 100/107 mm (heat res-
istance 600°C)
7Stainless steel hose clamp reach diameter
90 to 165 mm
8 Existing chimney or flue pipe
9 Installation plate outside, square 300 mm
10 Clamping strap (included in delivery of part
11)
11 Roof sleeve
The conversion set consists of parts 3, 4, 5, 7 and 9.
Follow the instructions below for assembly and see
the figure above.
1. Lead the flexible hose (6) through the existing pipe
(8).
2. Attach the slide (4) to the lower end of the flexible
hose and secure it with two Parker screws (5).
3. Keep the bottom of the slide even with the bottom
of the pipe or the ceiling. Cut the flexible hose at
approximately 100 mm above the chimney cap.
4. Attach the installation plate-outside (9) to the flex-
ible hose, clamp it with a hose clamp (7) and
secure it all with a Parker screw (5).
5. Attach the installation plate-outside (9) watertight
to the chimney cap with silicon sealant and stain-
less steel screws.
6. Install the roof sleeve (11) and secure it with the
clamping strap included in the delivery (10).
After the roof sleeve is installed, the slide (4)
should extend about 100 mm under the pipe or
ceiling.
7. Attach the installation plate-inside (3) gastight on
the bottom of the flue or on the bottom of the ceil-
ing with silicon sealant and stainless steel
screws.
8. Place the stove (1) as indicated in the chapter
“Installation requirements”.
9. Connect the stove with the lower end of the flue
using concentric components (2). All components
must overlap at least 30 mm and be secured with
clamping straps or stainless steel Parker screws
to prevent them from coming apart. Extend the
concentric pipe at least 100 mm into the existing
flue.
The slide (4) should therefore extend about 200
mm into the inner duct of the top concentric
component. If this is not the case, the flexible
hose (6) will be kinked in the chimney, pre-
venting the system from functioning properly.
11. Finally, install the clamp strap in the installation
plate-inside (3).
Roof sleeve through a flat roof of
flammable material
Read the "Installation Conditions" chapter care-
fully and follow the installation instructions
below.
1. Start at the stove and add the concentric pipes
one at a time, including the changes in direction
you want, along the route you decided on in
advance, up to just under the roof.
2. Decide on the location for the roof sleeve.
3. Make a hole with a 250 mm diameter, so that a fire
separation of 50 mm remains round the pipe.
4. Attach a square installation plate (of at least 300
mm and with a sufficiently large centered round
hole) (1) or 2 centering plates with screws to the
bottom of the roof partition to center the pipe; see
following figure.
5. Insert a clamping strap (2) in the installation plate
by first turning it in and then out.
6. Extend the concentric pipe (3) until it extends at
least 400 mm above the roof surface (more is per-
mitted up to a maximum of 1000 mm stand-alone).
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7. Slide the roof sheet (4) over the pipe and tighten it
with screws.
8. Finish the seam between the pipe and the cone of
the roof sheet or lead slab watertight with silicon
sealant and if necessary a storm collar (5).
9. Install the roof sleeve (6) and secure it with the
clamping strap included in the delivery.
10. Make sure the roof sheet is covered watertight.
Use lead, tar and/or silicon sealant for this,
depending on the existing roofing.
Roof sleeve through a pitched roof
of flammable material
Read the "Installation Conditions" chapter care-
fully and follow the installation instructions
below.
1. Start at the stove and add the concentric pipes
one at a time, including the changes in direction
you want, along the route you decided on in
advance, up to just under the roof.
2. Decide on the location for the roof sleeve.
3. Make an elliptical hole so that a fire separation of
at least 50 mm remains round the pipe.
4. Extend the concentric pipe (1) until it extends at
least 250 mm above the roof surface (more is per-
mitted up to a maximum of 1000 mm stand-alone);
see next figure.
5. Center the pipe using the centering plates (2) and
attach it with the installation bracket (3).
6. Slide a roofing sheet for pitched roof (tar roof) or a
lead slab (4) (tile roof) over the pipe and seal or
cover it watertight.
7. Finish the seam between the pipe and the cone of
the roof sheet or lead slab watertight with silicon
sealant and if necessary a storm collar (5).
8. Install the roof sleeve (6) and secure it with the
clamping strap included in the delivery.
Establishing a gas connection
The connection to the gas pipe is on the back of the
gas regulator block, which is at the bottom right of the
stove.
The connection must meet the following conditions :
A coloured gas valve must be inserted in the gas
supply pipe, as close to the stove as possible and
always accessible.
The connection must be voltage-free.
Have a certified installer make the connection.
Follow the instructions below:
1. Check whether the type of gas and gas pressure
on site correspond with those marked on the type
plate.
The type plate is attached behind the door in
the stove.
2. Assemble the gas supply pipe. 3/8” G pipe or cop-
per pipe with diameter 10/12 mm suffices for pipes
up to +/- 10 m. 1/2” G pipe or copper pipe with dia-
meter 13/15 mm is used for lengths exceeding 10
m.
3. Install the gas valve.
4. Connect the stove to the gas supply pipe. The gas
connection can be established via the opening on
the back of the base. Use a square 3/8” coupling
and a flexible 3/8” stainless steel connection hose
with a minimum length of 300 mm for this.
5. Check if the supply pipe is gastight (using soapy
water, for example).
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Installing the remote
control set
The Mertik Maxitrol GV60 remote control set consists
of a handset (transmitter) and a receiver. The system
works on batteries; connecting an AC adaptor is
optional.
The batteries (1 x 9 Volt block for the handset
(transmitter), 4 x 1.5 Volt AA for the receiver)
are not included in the delivery.
Use only the Mertik Maxitrol AC adaptor or an
adaptor preapproved by Mertik Maxitrol. You
may not be able to use the system with other
adaptors.
Batteries – handset (transmitter)
▪ 1x 9 V (recommended quality: alkaline)
▪ Handsets with display: indicator light Battery nearly
empty
▪ Handsets without display: the red LED becomes
darker
▪ We recommend you replace the battery after 2
years.
Batteries – receiver
▪ 4x1.5 V AA (recommended quality: alkaline)
▪ indicator light Battery nearly empty: beeps regularly
for 3 seconds if the motor is running.
▪ An AC adaptor may have to be used instead of bat-
teries.
Insert the batteries in the transmitter (handset) and
in the receiver (black box, lid can be opened eas-
ily).
The receiver (2) is on the back of the stove, under
the protective plate (1); see next figure.
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See next figure for the complete wiring diagram.
1.
2.
3. 8.
6.
4.
5.
7.
9.
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1 Pilot
2 Gas block
3 Thermo-couple circuit breaker
4 Receiver
5 RESET button
6 Ignition cable
7 Thermoelectric cable TC
8 Thermoelectric cable SW
9 Eight-wire cable
Programming the electronics code
Codes selected from approximately 65,000 randomly
available codes are automatically assigned to all Mer-
tik Maxitrol electronics. This code is assigned to the
handset for the remote control set. The receiver must
read this code from the handset.
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The code only has to be set once, thus not
when you replace the batteries in the handset
or receiver.
1. Press the receiver’s reset button and continue
pressing until you hear two beeps; see next figure.
Release the reset button after the second beep.
The first beep is short and the second is long.
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2. Within 20 seconds press the button (small
flame) on the handset until you hear two additional
short beeps. The code is now set. If you hear a
long beep, this means that programming the code
was not successful, for example because the wir-
ing is incorrect. Check the wiring and try again.
Placing decorative wood
block set
Check whether the burner is in the correct position,
as it could have shifted during transport. The burner
rests loosely on the bottom of the combustion
chamber, supported by the gas pipe holder on the
back and by legs at the left and right front.
The complete wood block set consists of three
blocks of ceramic imitation wood and a bag of ash
granules.
The blocks are fragile, treat them with care.
The blocks must be placed on the burner
exactly as indicated in the photos.
Vintage 35GA
Follow the instructions below to place the blocks:
1. Place the first block at the back on the middle of
the burner plate right in front of the back row of
holes; see following figures.
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2. Next place the second block on the burner in the
position indicated; see next figure.
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3. Place the third block at the front of the burner,
obliquely over the second block; see next figure.
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4. Spread the ash granules in the front over the vis-
ible surface area of the burner.
Keep the gas exhaust openings and the burner
air holes free of coals as much as possible.
Keep the area around the pilot free to prevent
ignition failure; see following figure.
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The flame effect is determined in part by the
way the granules are spread over the burner
surface. In certain cases it may be necessary
to change the distribution of the ash granules
by partially freeing up several burner openings,
for example, in order to improve the flame
effect.
5. Re-position all removed parts in the correct places
in the stove.
When replacing the glass pane, check that the
sealing profile is in the right place and fits prop-
erly.
The stove is now ready for use.
Vintage 50GA
Follow the instructions below to place the blocks:
1. Place the first block in the rear on the middle of the
burner plate right in front of the back row of holes;
see following figures.
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2. Next place the second block on the burner in the
position indicated; see following figure.
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3. Place the third block at the front of the burner,
slanted over the second block; see following fig-
ure.
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4. Spread the ash granules in the front over the vis-
ible surface area of the burner.
Keep the gas exhaust openings and the burner
air holes free of coals as much as possible.
Keep the area around the pilot free to prevent
ignition failure; see following figure.
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The flame image** is partly determined by the
way the granules are spread over the burner
surface. In certain cases it may be necessary
to change the distribution of the ash granules
by partially freeing up several burner openings,
for example, in order to improve the flame
effect.
5. Re-position all removed parts in the correct places
in the stove.
When replacing the glass pane, check that the
sealing profile is in the right place and fits prop-
erly.
The appliance is now ready for use.
Use
First use
When you use the appliance for the first time, run it at
the highest setting for a few hours and ventilate the
room adequately at the same time. This will cure the
heat-resistant paint finish. Some white deposit may
appear on the glass and the inside. Once the appli-
ance has cooled down, you can easily remove this
deposit with a cloth.
Clean the glass pane before using the appliance, to
prevent dirt from burning in.
Switching on the stove
Once the pilot is on, the motor will auto-
matically switch over to the maximum flame
position.
Turn the MANUAL button to the ON position, entirely
counter-clockwise , see the figure in the ‘Manual
operation’ section.
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Simultaneously press the OFF and (large flame) but-
tons until a short beep confirms initiation of the start
sequence; release the buttons.
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Continuous beeps confirm ignition of the stove.
The main gas flow is available once the pilot is
ignited.
After the main burner is ignited, the handset
will automatically switch over to the manual
operation mode.
If the pilot goes out after several attempts,
switch the main valve button to OFF and follow
the instructions under “Switch off gas to
stove”.
Standby mode
Press (small flame) and continue pressing to adjust
the stove to the pilot.
Switching off the stove
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Press OFF.
Flame height adjustment
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In Standby mode: Press (large flame) and continue
pressing to increase the flame.
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Press (small flame) and continue pressing to
reduce the flame or to adjust the stove to the pilot.
Click on (large flame) or (small flame) for fine
adjustment.
Special low and high settings
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Double-click on (small flame). The letter com-
bination LO is displayed.
The flame first increases and then adjusts to
the special low setting.
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Double-click on (large flame). The flame will auto-
matically adjust to the high setting. The letter com-
bination HI is displayed.
If the stove does not work, follow the instruc-
tions under “Switch off gas to stove”.
Operating methods
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The operating mode changes as follows by briefly
pressing SET:
MAN →TEMP →TEMP →TIMER → and back
to MAN .
Manual operating mode can also be set by
pressing (large flame) or (small flame).
MAN – Manual operating mode
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Manual flame height adjustment.
TEMP – Daytime temperature mode
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