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Waterford Stanley Ltd.
Bilberry, Waterford Ireland.
Tel: (051) 302300 Fax: (051) 302375
BRANDON OIL MK3
FAN FLUE KIT
INSTALLATION MANUAL
POSITION OF FAN FLUE TERMINAL FOR OIL FIRED COOKERS
OIL FIRED COOKERS
ADirectly below an opening, air brick, window etc.. 600
BHorizontally to an opening, air brick, window etc.. 600
CBelow a gutter, eaves or balcony with protection 75
DBelow a gutter or a balcony without protection 600
EFrom vertical sanitary pipework 300
FFrom an internal or external corner 300
GAbove ground or balcony level 300
HFrom a surface or boundary facing the terminal 600
JFrom a terminal facing the terminal 1200
K Vertically from a terminal on the same wall 1500
LHorizontally from a terminal on the same wall 750
Refer to part of the Building Regulations England and Wales, Irish Building Regulations. B.S. 5410 Part 1, and
Part F of the Building Standards (Scotland) Regulations.
2
STEP 1.
(a Remove the cover plate from the Air inlet back
panel by removing the fixing screws. (Fig. 1).
(b) Remove the plinth on the front of the cooker by
sliding it approx 10mm to the left and then
pulling it straight out.
(c) Fit blanking plate over air vent on front right
hand side after removing the air inlet plate. (see
fig.2).
(b) Cut the Air inlet duct (item 5) to the required
length, allowing for the connection to the
cooker, the cooker wall clearance and the air
inlet terminal. (item 6).
(c) Push on Air inlet duct (item 5.) over the primary
air spigot (item 4) and secure using one of the
jubilee clips. (item 7.)
STEP 3.
(a) Make two openings through the wall, one a
150mm (6”) and one 250mm (10”) diameter,
where the cooker is to be located. The 150mm
(6”) opening is for the primary air inlet duct. The
250mm (10”) is for the fan flue terminal
assembly. See (fig. 5) for fixing centres.
STEP 4.
(a) Position cooker against wall allowing for the
minimum clearance. (See cooker clearances in
Installation & Commissioning manual).
STEP 5.
(a) Fit cast iron bend to cooker hob.
(b) Connect the fan flue terminal assembly (item 1.)
to the cast iron bend.
(c) Make sure that all joints are tight and fully
secured.
(d) Seal the primary air inlet duct and fan flue
terminal to wall, using either an approved
refractory or suitable fire cement.
Fig.1
Fig.3
Fig.4
3
BRANDON FAN FLUE KIT ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION
SEE LIST OF CONTENTS WHEN ITEM NUMBERS ARE REFERRED TO:
Fig.5
A= 788mm
B = 76mm
C = 1047mm
D = 130mm
Fig.2
STEP 2.
(a) Fit the primary air spigot (item 4) to the rear of
the base over the opening with the 1/4” BSW
screws. (See Fig 5)
STEP 6.
(a) Connect the air inlet terminal (item 6.) to the
flexible duct (item 5.) and secure using
remaining jubilee clip (item 7).
(b) Screw the (item 3) terminal guard fixing
brackets to the wall and bolt terminal wire guard
(item 2.) to the brackets.
STEP 7.
IMPORTANT:
All electrical connections and wiring should only be
carried out by competent persons.
STEP 8
Fit the junction box (item 10) to the wall externally
adjacent to the appliance positioned internally and
pass electrical cable through the wall, then pass
through panel on left hand side of the cooker and
connect into side of the cooker and connect into
appliance (see wiring diagram) (item 9).
STEP 9
Fit bottom plinth/panel to cooker.
STEP 10
(a) Check that all fastenings and joints are tight,
fully secured and sound.
(b) Check the correct cooker clearances and
terminal locations are adhered to.
STEP 11
When commissioning the cooker check the negative
pressure in the flue at the elbow and adjust the slide
(See Fig.8) to obtain .75mm (0.03” w.g.) minimum.
To reduce the readings open the slide and to
increase close. A draught reading of between
.75mm 0.03” w.g. and 1.25mm 0.05” w.g. should be
achieved with both burners running. Ensure that the
pressure switch operates correctly.
Fig.6
4
CONNECTION OF FAN FLUE TO COOKER
(a) Isolate from mains before carrying out any
work.
(b) Remove both control boxes (boiler and oven)
by undoing the clips on each side of the
control box (Landis & Gyr)
(c) Feed fan flue wiring in to the base of the
cooker through the panel on the left hand side.
Then feed wiring through a panel in the divider
plate until sufficient wire is there to connect to
the control box and PCB. Connect wiring using
the appropriate wiring diagram.
CONNECTION: OIL
BOILER CONTROL BOX (Landis & Gyr)
(a) Remove the red wire from terminal 1 and con-
nect one of the red wires from the Fan Flue
Assembly into terminal 1.
(b) Connect the red wire removed from terminal 1
and the remaining red wire from the Fan
Flue Assembly together using the connector 32
on the control box base. (See fig.8)
OIL OVEN CONTROL BOX
(Landis & Gyr)
(a) Remove the yellow wire from terminal 1 and
connect one of the yellow wires from the Fan
Flue Assembly into terminal 1.
(b) Connect the yellow wire removed from terminal
1 and the remaining yellow wire from the Fan
Flue Assembly together using the connector 32
on the control box base. (See fig.8)
CONNECTION TO THE PCB
The green wire which is the main live to the fan flue
is connected to terminal 10 on the PCB.
The blue wire (neutral) is connected to an available
terminal marked neutral.
The green/yellow (earth) is connected to the earth
terminal block.
5
NOTE: The fan flue assembly is suit-
able for a 275mm (11”) wall and cannot
be reduced, or extended if it is installed
through a wall less than 275mm (11”)
the terminal will protrude accordingly
and must have fitted a suitable terminal
guard.
Fig.7
NON STANDARD WALL THICKNESS
There is an extended flue assembly available (to
order) that is suitable to be installed through wall
thickness of 368mm (14.5”) 444mm (17.5”) 495mm
(19.5”) and a maximum of 558 (22”).
To reduce the length of the assembly from the max-
imum of 550 (22”) wall thickness, undo the band
retaining the end reducer and remove the reducer
taking care that no damage occurs. Select the thick-
ness required and cut through the assembly on the
inner most of the paired groves. Care must be taken
to cut straight and to remove all sharp edges. Place
the reducer in position at the inner most end of the
flue assembly and fix into position by re-locating the
band on the remaining grove and lock into place.
Install the air duct as normal cutting the flexible liner
to the correct length in accordance with the wall
thickness.
CONTENTS OF KIT:
1. Fan flue terminal.
2. Terminal Guard.
3. Fixing Brackets.
4. Primary air inlet spigot.
5. Air inlet duct.
6. Air Inlet terminal.
7. Jubilee clips.
8. M6 Nuts and Bolts (4 No)
10. Junction box and flexible cable tubing.
11. Burner connection cable.
IMPORTANT.
Fan Flue Terminal Kit is NOT to be connected to
an appliance burning 35 Sec. class D fuel.
BRANDON FAN FLUE OIL WIRING DIAGRAM
Fig.8
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Waterford Stanley Ltd,
Bilberry, Waterford, Ireland.
Telephone: (051) 302300
Facsimile: (051) 302375
N00370AXX