FRANCO BELGE Burgundy User manual

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Document n° 918-3 ~ 15/04/1999
Les Fonderies Franco-Belges
59660 MERVILLE
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RC Hazebrouck 445750565B
Subject to modifications
Burgundy
Oil Fired Room Heater
Ref. 174 10 38
Fuel oil (28 seconds)
Description of the appliance
Installation instructions
Operating instructions
Spare parts
Warranty certificate

CONTENTS
Description of the unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Package..............................3
Specifications...........................3
Installationinstructions.................. 4
Positionoftheunit........................4
Chimney..............................4
Chimney connector ........................4
Top flue connection .......................4
Pre-utilisationcheck .......................5
Levelling..............................5
Mountingthetray.........................5
Fittingofthehandle .......................5
Oil supply .............................5
Oilflowadjustment........................6
Chimney draught .........................6
MaintenanceoftheChimney ..................6
Operatinginstructions .................. 7
Fuel ................................7
Lightingprocedure........................7
Operating procedure .......................7
Shuttingdown ..........................7
Recommendation.........................7
Maintenanceofthestove ....................7
Removingthefluebaffles ....................8
Trouble shooting .........................8
Spareparts......................... 9
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1.Description of the unit
1.1. Package
- 1 package : Stove complete.
- Optional : visioflame (72561).
1.2. Specifications
Nominal Heat Output (NF D 35-385)
.......................kW 10
..................... Btu/hr 34130
Oil consumption at :
- maximum speed ............litre/h 1,25
......................gal/hr 0,275
- minimum speed .............litre/h 0,25
......................gal/hr 0,055
Chimney draft required at :
- maximum speed ............. Pa 20
.....................in.w.g. 0,080
- minimum speed .............. Pa 6
.....................in.w.g. 0,024
Weight ...................kg 130
....................... lbs 260
Flueoutletdiameter(O/D).........mm 120/125
........................in 5
SAFETY NOTICE : Read carefully all instructions before starting the installation. If the stove is not properly
installed, a house fire may result. For your safety, follow the installation directions. Contact local building or fire
officials about restrictions and installation inspection in your area.
EN1
Figure 1 - Minimum clearances to combustible
surfaces
Ø 5" (Ø 120/127 mm)
24 1/2" (620 mm)
16" (402 mm)
21 1/2" (542 mm)
23"
(581 mm)
29 1/2"
(754 mm)
15" (385 mm)
11 1/2" (284 mm)
Figure 2 - Dimensions in mm
200 mm
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200 mm
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2.Installation instructions
2.1. Position of the unit
- The position of the appliance must be chosen very care-
fully in order to obtain the best possible results for heat
distribution.
- Position the unit to comply with the minimum clearances
to combustible material. Minimum clearances are shown
from the vertical portion of the chimney connector. Check
that no overhead cross members in the ceiling will be cut.
Reposition unit if necessary, being careful not to move
closer than the minimum clearances.
2.2. Chimney
- Ensure that the flue has sufficient draught (refer to tech-
nical details).
- Minimum flue diameter, 10 cm (4" I.D).
- The chimney must be at least 4.5 m (15 ft high).
- The flue must not be shared with any other appliance.
- Downdraughts caused by obstacles close to the chimney
top may sometimes be prevented by fitting an anti-down-
draught cap to the top of the chimney.
- The chimney must have a constant cross section. Too
large a flue could affect the chimney draught.
- The chimney must be soundly constructed, in order to
prevent cold air infiltration.
- The flue must be well insulated, water and air tight. A
chimney with a cold internal surface can prevent a good
chimney draught and condensation will occur.
-The flue must be swept at least once a year.
2.3. Chimney connector
- The appliance must be as close as possible to the
chimney. Avoid horizontal flue connection pipes which
can dangerously restrain functioning of the appliance.
- The connector pipe mustbe either 24 ga.blackpainted
or blued steel or 316 grade 20 ga. stainless steel or 1
mm vitreous enamelled steel, with a maximum diameter
of 125 mm (5" O.D.). Single wall pipe may be utilized
being careful to maintain clearances to anycombustible
surface.
Once the stove has been properly installed the chimney
draught must be checked with a draught meter.
If the chimney draught is excessive or irregular, a
draught stabilizer (barometric damper) must be
installed to the connector pipe.
2.4. Top flue connection
The stove is supplied with a rear flue connection (ill. 4), for
the top flue connection (fig. 3) :
• Remove the internal baffles (see ill. 12, ill. 13 and ill. 14)
and the rear heat shield.
• Fix the sealing rope in the groove on the top and fit the
flue spigot, ensuring there is a good seal.
• Fix the sealing rope in the groove on the rear and fit the
two blanking plates, ensuring there is a good seal.
• Replace the internal baffles.
• Fix the blanking plate on the rear heat shield
(# 14, fig. 3) with 4 screws supplied.
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Figure 3 - Top flue outlet
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Figure 4 - rear flue outlet
Fig. 3 - Top flue outlet, fig. 4 - rear flue outlet
1 - Blanking Plate
2 - Main Door
3 - Door Handle
4 - Catalyser Top
5 - Upper Ring
6 - Catalyser
7-Burner
8 - Flue Collar
9 - Reflector
10 - Tray
11 - Baffle support
12 - Baffle
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2.5. Pre-utilisation check
- Check, that the seals are in good condition, that the door
closes correctly, that the glasses are not damaged, that all
removable parts (baffle, reflector, catalyser) are correctly
installed (ill. 3 & ill. 4).
2.6. Levelling
It is essential that the appliance sits level on the hearth.
Fit the 4 screws and the 4 caps supplied (on the burner)
on each leg of the stove (ill. n° 5). Use a spirit level to
check. (ill. n° 6).
Place the spirit-level across the burner and adjust the
bolts until the burner has reached a level position.
2.7. Mounting the tray
To avoid damage during transport, the tray has been
stored behind the main door.
- Fixed the tray, of the appliance (ill. 8). Center on tab
“A” and lower into place.
2.8. Fitting of the handle
In order to avoid the damaging of the threading, first put
the handle in operating position then screw it into the
taping of the lock (see ill. 7).
2.9. Oil supply
A barometric fuel tank will not be used where it will be
in the direct rays of the sun or adjacent to a source of
intense heat.
If the tank is more than 8 ft (2,5 m) higher than the stove
apressurereducermustbeused(seeill.#9).
If the tank is lower than the stove a lift pump will have
to be utilized (see ill. # 9).
Figure 5 - Adjustment screws
Figure 6 - Burner level check
Figure 7 - Fitting of the handle
A
Figure 8 - Fitting the tray
13 - Sealing rope
14 - Blanking plate
1-8ftmaxi
2 - At least 0,8 ft
3-OilTank
4 - Filter
Figure 9 - Gravity or pumped oil supply
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2.10. Oil flow adjustment
The float regulator has been adjusted at the factory and
should not need further adjustment.
If the burner does not work correctly, check possible
causes before readjusting the settings :
- Chimney draught - Fresh air inlet - Oil supply.
Low setting (# 2, ill. 10) :
- Set the regulating knob on “1" and let the burner run
for a few minutes. The flame must completely cover the
bottom of the burner and the catalyser body must be
glowing red hot.
- If the flame is too small, the stove will soot up
quickly ; increase the flame by turning the setting screw
# 6 clock-wise.
- If the flame is too high ; reduce the flame by turning
the setting screw # 6 counter clock-wise
High setting (# 3, ill. 10) :
- Set the regulating knob on “6" and let the burner run for
a few minutes. The flame must be shaped like a cone and
reach the upper part of the window.
- If the flame is too low ; increase the flame by turning the
setting screw counter clock-wise.
- If the flame is too high ; reduce the flame by turning the
setting screw clock-wise.
Please note - Very important : The adjustments of the
float regulator are very sensitive. The hight and the low
setting screws must never be turned more than a 1/4 of
a turn at a time in any direction from their initial setting.
When making any adjustments, allow 3 to 5 minutes
between adjustments to allow burner to stabilize to
previous adjustment before proceeding, if necessary.
2.11. Chimney draught
Once the stove has been properly installed, the chimney
draught must be checked.
The adjustment of the draught will be made with the
barometric damper located at the back of the stove # 1
of ill. n° 10.
The reading of the draught must be done once the unit is
hot (minimum 30 minutes of use).
Refer to the specifications p. 3 for minimum draught
requirement on mini setting and on maxi setting.
2.12. Maintenance of the Chimney
Chimney and chimney connector should be inspected
at least once every three months during the heating
season to determine if a soot build up has occurred. If
soot has accumulated, it should be removed to reduce
the risk of a chimney fire.
Once or twice a year : Remove the flue baffle
(ill. 12, 13, 14, and 15 page 8). First remove the top
plate(2screws,oneoneachsideofthestove).
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Figure 10 - Operating devices
5 - Suction pump with reserve and filter
6-PipeØ1/4in.
1 - Adjustment of the draught regulator
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3.Operating instructions
3.1. Fuel
Warning : Your stove is fitted with a specific float
regulator for a specific oil.The fuel oil must be free from
any dirt and water which could disturb the stove in
operation.
Use only kerosene (28 seconds)
3.2. Lighting procedure
- Remove Catalyser from burner through front door
(# 4, 5 and 6 of ill. 3, p. 4) . Make sure the inside of pot
is cleaned thoroughly.
Be sure the control knob is to “0".
- Turn on oil supply,
- Push down gently on the safety lever (# 3 of ill. 11). This
will allow the oil to flow into the regulator.
- Open the front door, and remove the catalyser from bur-
ner. Make sure the inside of the pot is clean thoroughly,
and there is no oil accumulation.
- Place 2 tablespoons of methylated spirit or gelled alcohol
in the bottom of the pot. Light the starter gel or methylated
spirit with a fireplace match or long butane lighter. Place
the catalyser back into the burner, being sure it is centered
in the burner. Shut the main door.
- Allow the catalyser to heat approximately 30 to 45 sec..
Turn DAIL to “1" position.
- Allow 10 to 15 minutes for oil fire and draught to stabilize.
The catalyser should glow red before adjusting the control
knob to a higher setting,
3.3. Operating procedure
• Allow 10 to 15 minutes after lighting to adjust the control
knob to a higher setting, usually between a “2" and ”4"
setting.
When adjusting the heat output, move the control knob
only 1 number in either direction, allowing 5 minutes be-
tween moves for the flame to re-adjust to new setting.
• If the burner stops during operating, immediatly turn
off the control knob (position “0") and wait until the
burner is completely cool before repeating the lighting
procedure.
3.4. Shutting down
- Set dial to the"0" position,
- Raise the safety lever of the regulator.
- Allow the flame to burn out completely before opening
the door
3.5. Recommendation
- The adjustment of your unit has been carried out by
your installer. Do not attempt to further adjust. Any
anomaly of operation must be reported at once to your
installer.
- The appliance body does reach high temperatures
and it is recommended that a fire guard be used to
protect small children and elderly people from the risks
of burns and accidents.
- Do not overfire.If the unit or chimney connector starts
to glow you are overfiring.
Racing : Very important flame generating vibrations :
cause by too much oil in the pot due to the height of dial
setting and/or lack of draught.
- turn off oil supply until fire has decreased to a steady
burn rate.
3.6. Maintenance of the stove
Every week : operate the de scaling lever (# 2 of
ill. 11) :
- Pull the rod then push the rod in rotating completely
two or three times (Caution : the rod is hot).
Every 3 or 4 months : clean the burner completely.
- Remove all the internal parts (# 4, 5 & 6, ill. 3, p. 4)
and clean the burner pot.
At least once a year : clean the filters of the oil supply.
To clean the filter of the regulator :
- set the regulation knob in position “0",
- turn off the tank valve or the valve of the oil supply,
- raise the safety lever of the regulator,
- place a small container under the aperture of the filter
in order to collect the oil contained in the regulator,
- remove the plug of the filter located under the
regulator (# 4, ill. 11) with a screwdriver,
- take out the filter and clean it with oil using a soft
brush, never use a wire-brush,
- replace the filter and replace the plug.
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Figure 11 - Operating devices
2 - Adjustment screw for mini setting
3 - Adjustment screw for maxi setting
1 - Regulation knob
2 - De-scaling lever
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Clean all the enamelled panels of the casing with a dry
or slightly damp soft cloth.This must be done only when
the stove is not working.
Use a soft cloth to clean the front glass when the unit is
running at a low burning rate.
3.7. Removing the flue baffles
Figure 12
 - Withdraw the reflector.
 - Remove the two screws.
Figure 13
• To desengaged the flue baffle you must, while holding it,
push on the back of the support.
Figure 14
• Remove the baffle from the firebox.
Figure 15
• To remove the baffle support you must press the two
sides toward the inside and rotate the part to remove it
side wise.
3.8. Trouble shooting
Situation Cause Action
Flames extinguish during
lighting. ¤Verycoldchimney.Nodraft established. - Leave door ajar until fire has caught. - Check air supply in the room.
Fire extinguishes once
firestarter has burnt off. ¤Fueltankisempty. - Fill tank.
¤ Fuel valve is closed. - Open valve.
¤ Main regulator float not engaging. - De-press the safety lever.
¤ Control knob is set on “0" - Adjust control knob to ”1".
þ : This sign means that you should
asked for a qualified engineer to do
the work
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Figure 12 Figure 13
Figure 14 Figure 15
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Fire extinguishes during use. ¤ Fuel tank is empty. - Fill tank.
¤ Insufficiant draft. þ - Call your installer.
Flame is excessely large,
smokey and sooty. ¤ Fuel adjustment made too quickly. - Return control knob to “1"; wait for normal combustion. (catalyser should glow red) Wait 5 to 15 minutes between
each adjustment.
Stove burns noisily,
extinguishes and relights itself. ¤ Burner contains excess fuel.
þ - Adjust to lower setting. If problem persists call your
installer.
¤ Insufficient fuel. - Check that the de-scaler, the regulator filter and burner
pot are cleaned.
Fire smokes.Soot build up
noticed.Flame imbalance ¤ Insufficient air supply. - Increase fresh air supply (open door, window; add make
up air supply).
¤ Downdraft or blockage in chimney. þ - Check Chimney for Soot build up.clean if necessary.
-Ensurechimneyheightissufficientandcapisnotaffected
by any nearby obstructions.
- Room is in negative pressure. Increase fresh air supply.
Check draft with draft meter and adjust if not to
requirements.
Seepage3.
¤ Oil flow is too low on 1 setting. þ - Adjust low flow rate while control is set on “1", call your
installer.
¤ Stove is not level. Flame
imbalance. - Check level.Adjust if necessary.
¤ Catalyser not centered. Uneven
fuel distribution resulting in
secondary air shortage.
- Center catalyser assembly
¤ Insufficient fuel. - Check that the de-scaler, the regulator filter and burner
pot are cleaned.
¤ The draft regulator is blocked in
open position - Unlock the draft regulator. - Check the regulator adjustment (p. 6) and refit, if
necessary.
Coke build up noticed. ¤ Excessive air supply. - Adjust draft.
4.Spare parts
For any order of spare parts, please indicate : model
number, code of the colour, description of the part, code
number and colour index of the part.
Example :Burgundy 174 10 38 L, top plate 352124-77.
A= 174 10 38 YB= 174 10 38 LC= 174 10 38 K
N° Code Description ............... Type.............A..... B......C ............Qty
1 100956 Axle ....................................A .....B......C .............01
2 905324 Completeburner ............. C5 .............A .....B......C .............01
3 109552 Cap ....................................A .....B......C .............04
4 110105 Barometricdamper............................A .....B......C.............01
5 110405 Hingepin .................6x35.............A .....B......C.............02
6 119213 Descaler..................................A .....B......C.............01
7 134601 Pin.................... 2X20.............A .....B......C.............02
8 134749 Pin.....................4x20.............A .....B......C.............01
9 142301 Adhesiverope ..............................A .....B......C........... 1,32m
10 142316 Gasket...................7x3.............A .....B......C........... 0,86m
11 142412 Gasket...................................A .....B......C .............01
12 149868 Knob....................................A .....B......C.............01
13 158541 Handle...................................A .....B......C .............01
14 161025 Touch-uppaint ..............(L) ....................B.....................01
14 161026 Touch-uppaint ..............(K) ...........................C .............01
15 162449 Descriptive plate .............................A .....B......C .............01
16 164205 Oil-tightnut................................A .....B......C.............02
17 165139 Floatregulator ..............................A .....B......C.............01
18 179605 Regulatorshaft..............................A .....B......C.............01
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