visionLINE Circle Installation instructions

Circle-AU (I/NI)
Installation and Owners Manual
Rev 3 03/07/2019
Rev 2, 1/7/2019
CIRCLE-AU (I/NI)

VisionLINE Circle-AU
19025 APRIL 2019
1.0 G/KG
8.79 kw
Burning Technology – Stupkova – 952/18, Nova Vlice, 77900,
Olomouc – Czech Republic EU
Made in the EU
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The circle fireplace is intended as a secondary source of
heating and not designed to be a primary heat source.
VisionLINE Circle-AU
19025 APRIL 2019
1.0 G/KG
8.79 kw
Burning Technology – Stupkova – 952/18, Nova Vlice, 77900,
Olomouc – Czech Republic EU
Made in the EU
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The circle fireplace is intended as a secondary source of
heating and not designed to be a primary heat source.
VisionLINE Circle - I
VisionLINE Circle - NI
VisionLINE Circle - I
VisionLINE Circle - NI
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VisionLINE Circle-AU
19025 APRIL 2019
1.0 G/KG
8.79 kw
Burning Technology – Stupkova – 952/18, Nova Vlice, 77900,
Olomouc – Czech Republic EU
Made in the EU
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The circle fireplace is intended as a secondary source of
heating and not designed to be a primary heat source.
VisionLINE Circle-AU
19025 APRIL 2019
1.0 G/KG
8.79 kw
Burning Technology – Stupkova – 952/18, Nova Vlice, 77900,
Olomouc – Czech Republic EU
Made in the EU
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The circle fireplace is intended as a secondary source of
heating and not designed to be a primary heat source.
VisionLINE Circle - I
VisionLINE Circle - NI
VisionLINE Circle - I
VisionLINE Circle - NI
VisionLINE Circle - I
VisionLINE Circle - NI
3
505
330
1209.5
498
341.2
1209
1168
125.8
0100
392
354
367
769
0147.8
0484
R242 R242
1105
325
0114
0173
0484
R242
1159
125.5
0100
Central AIR INTAKE - 0100mm Central - secondary - terary AIR CONTROL
392
354
64.1
769
0147.8
0173
0484
1104
215
0115
0162

Using AU Default Flue kit (Solid 8” or Mesh) Circle – NI* Circle – I*
AMin. Clearance from firebox to rear wall 550mm 125mm
BMin. Clearance from firebox to side wall 575mm 550mm
CMin distance from firebox opening to floor protector front 300mm 300mm
DMin distance from firebox to floor protector side 107.5mm 107.5mm
FDepth of floor protector 785mm 785mm
GWidth of floor protector 700mm 700mm
The VisionLINE Circle-AU
*Important – NI (Non Insulated Rear) I (Insulated Rear)
*Important – NI (Non Insulated Rear), I (Insulated Rear)
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Using AU Default flue kit
with solid or mesh 8”
Circle
NI
Circle I
AMin Clearance from firebox to
corner walls
450mm 175mm
BDepth of floor protector 785mm 785mm
CMin Distance from firebox
opening to floor protector front
300mm 300mm
DMin distance from firebox to
floor protector side
107.5mm 107.5mm
EWidth of floor protector 700mm 700mm
VisionLINE Fireplaces
Using AU Default Flue kit (Solid 8” or Mesh) Circle – NI* Circle – I*
AMin. Clearance from firebox to rear wall 550mm 125mm
BMin. Clearance from firebox to side wall 575mm 550mm
CMin distance from firebox opening to floor protector front 300mm 300mm
DMin distance from firebox to floor protector side 107.5mm 107.5mm
FDepth of floor protector 785mm 785mm
GWidth of floor protector 700mm 700mm
The VisionLINE Circle-AU
*Important – NI (Non Insulated Rear) I (Insulated Rear)
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VISIONLINE FIREPLACES
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VISIONLINE FIREPLACES
VISIONLINE FIREPLACES
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UNIT IS APPROVED WITH MESH OR SOLID 8” OUTER SKIN
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UNIT IS APPROVED WITH MESH OR SOLID 8” OUTER SKIN
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VisionLINE recommends using either VisionLINE
Australian default flue kits or VisionLINE AIR insulated
flue kits.
Minimum Height Requirements
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Unit operation
Lighting your fire
1. Ensure air control is full open
2. Use firelighters and dry kindling to establish fire
3. NOTE: The door may need to be open for 5-10 minutes to
establish draft
4. Once a good layer of coals is present in the firebox, you may
introduce hardwood into the fire, starting with smaller pieces
5. Once the fire is fully loaded with hardwood, you cannot reload
the fire until it has extinguished
ONLY BURN WOOD WITH A MOISTURE CONTENT BELOW 20%
Low (Closed) Medium High (Full Air)
First fire
When lighting your fire for the first time, it can be expected that some smoke may emit from the outside of the fireplace
as the paint cures. Please ensure you open doors and windows to allow for ventilation during this process.
The door is sealed using a rope gasket which is inside the door frame. It will be quite stiff before first operation and will
soften after unit operation.
IMPORTANT : The door will need to be opened and closed every 5-10 minutes for the first hour when burning in the fire
for the first time to ensure that the gasket does not bind to the curing paint surface.
Unit operation
Lighting your fire
1. Ensure air control is full open
2. Use firelighters and dry kindling to establish fire
3. NOTE: The door may need to be open for 5-10 minutes to
establish draft
4. Once a good layer of coals is present in the firebox, you may
introduce hardwood into the fire, starting with smaller pieces
5. Once the fire is fully loaded with hardwood, you cannot reload
the fire until it has extinguished
ONLY BURN WOOD WITH A MOISTURE CONTENT BELOW 20%
Low (Closed) Medium High (Full Air)
First fire
When lighting your fire for the first time, it can be expected that some smoke may emit from the outside of the fireplace
as the paint cures. Please ensure you open doors and windows to allow for ventilation during this process.
The door is sealed using a rope gasket which is inside the door frame. It will be quite stiff before first operation and will
soften after unit operation.
IMPORTANT : The door will need to be opened and closed every 5-10 minutes for the first hour when burning in the fire
for the first time to ensure that the gasket does not bind to the curing paint surface.
Unit operation
Lighting your fire
1. Ensure air control is full open
2. Use firelighters and dry kindling to establish fire
3. NOTE: The door may need to be open for 5-10 minutes to
establish draft
4. Once a good layer of coals is present in the firebox, you may
introduce hardwood into the fire, starting with smaller pieces
5. Once the fire is fully loaded with hardwood, you cannot reload
the fire until it has extinguished
ONLY BURN WOOD WITH A MOISTURE CONTENT BELOW 20%
Low (Closed) Medium High (Full Air)
First fire
When lighting your fire for the first time, it can be expected that some smoke may emit from the outside of the fireplace
as the paint cures. Please ensure you open doors and windows to allow for ventilation during this process.
The door is sealed using a rope gasket which is inside the door frame. It will be quite stiff before first operation and will
soften after unit operation.
IMPORTANT : The door will need to be opened and closed every 5-10 minutes for the first hour when burning in the fire
for the first time to ensure that the gasket does not bind to the curing paint surface.
Unit operation
Lighting your fire
1. Ensure air control is full open
2. Use firelighters and dry kindling to establish fire
3. NOTE: The door may need to be open for 5-10 minutes to
establish draft
4. Once a good layer of coals is present in the firebox, you may
introduce hardwood into the fire, starting with smaller pieces
5. Once the fire is fully loaded with hardwood, you cannot reload
the fire until it has extinguished
ONLY BURN WOOD WITH A MOISTURE CONTENT BELOW 20%
Low (Closed) Medium High (Full Air)
First fire
When lighting your fire for the first time, it can be expected that some smoke may emit from the outside of the fireplace
as the paint cures. Please ensure you open doors and windows to allow for ventilation during this process.
The door is sealed using a rope gasket which is inside the door frame. It will be quite stiff before first operation and will
soften after unit operation.
IMPORTANT : The door will need to be opened and closed every 5-10 minutes for the first hour when burning in the fire
for the first time to ensure that the gasket does not bind to the curing paint surface.
Resetting the unit for room air combustion (Circle-I)
Your Circle-I unit is set from factory to use VisionLINE AIR flue which draws air for combustion
from outside. If you are using a Australian Default flue kit, you will need to change the air intake so
the fire can draw air from the room. (Please note this only applies for the I (Insulated) unit)
Open the draw Unlock pins on both sides
Remove the draw from the rails Loosen the screws on the hose clamp
Remove the bend and flex hose The fire is now ready to draw room air
Replace draw and lock pins
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Unit operation
Lighting your fire
1. Ensure air control is full open
2. Use firelighters and dry kindling to establish fire
3. NOTE: The door may need to be open for 5-10 minutes to
establish draft
4. Once a good layer of coals is present in the firebox, you may
introduce hardwood into the fire, starting with smaller pieces
5. Once the fire is fully loaded with hardwood, you cannot reload
the fire until it has extinguished
ONLY BURN WOOD WITH A MOISTURE CONTENT BELOW 20%
Low (Closed) Medium High (Full Air)
First fire
When lighting your fire for the first time, it can be expected that some smoke may emit from the outside of the fireplace
as the paint cures. Please ensure you open doors and windows to allow for ventilation during this process.
The door is sealed using a rope gasket which is inside the door frame. It will be quite stiff before first operation and will
soften after unit operation.
IMPORTANT : The door will need to be opened and closed every 5-10 minutes for the first hour when burning in the fire
for the first time to ensure that the gasket does not bind to the curing paint surface.
Unit operation
Lighting your fire
1. Ensure air control is full open
2. Use firelighters and dry kindling to establish fire
3. NOTE: The door may need to be open for 5-10 minutes to
establish draft
4. Once a good layer of coals is present in the firebox, you may
introduce hardwood into the fire, starting with smaller pieces
5. Once the fire is fully loaded with hardwood, you cannot reload
the fire until it has extinguished
ONLY BURN WOOD WITH A MOISTURE CONTENT BELOW 20%
Low (Closed) Medium High (Full Air)
First fire
When lighting your fire for the first time, it can be expected that some smoke may emit from the outside of the fireplace
as the paint cures. Please ensure you open doors and windows to allow for ventilation during this process.
The door is sealed using a rope gasket which is inside the door frame. It will be quite stiff before first operation and will
soften after unit operation.
IMPORTANT : The door will need to be opened and closed every 5-10 minutes for the first hour when burning in the fire
for the first time to ensure that the gasket does not bind to the curing paint surface.
Resetting the unit for room air combustion (Circle-I)
Your Circle-I unit is set from factory to use VisionLINE AIR flue which draws air for combustion
from outside. If you are using a Australian Default flue kit, you will need to change the air intake so
the fire can draw air from the room. (Please note this only applies for the I (Insulated) unit)
Open the draw Unlock pins on both sides
Remove the draw from the rails Loosen the screws on the hose clamp
Remove the bend and flex hose The fire is now ready to draw room air
Replace draw and lock pins
Resetting the unit for room air combustion (Circle-I)
Your Circle-I unit is set from factory to use VisionLINE AIR flue which draws air for combustion
from outside. If you are using a Australian Default flue kit, you will need to change the air intake so
the fire can draw air from the room. (Please note this only applies for the I (Insulated) unit)
Open the draw Unlock pins on both sides
Remove the draw from the rails Loosen the screws on the hose clamp
Remove the bend and flex hose The fire is now ready to draw room air
Replace draw and lock pins
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Removing the baffle for flue cleaning
1. Remove the two metal bolts shown in figure 1
2. Now remove the upper top plate as shown in
figure 2. Make sure you turn the plate to ensure
ashes fall into the firebox
3. Remove the cast ashpan
4. Remove the left side refractory
5. Remove the right side refractory
6. Unscrew the metal deflector (repeat for 7)
7. You can now remove deflector and have access for
chimney sweep
Bolts
Top plate
Removing the baffle for flue cleaning
1. Remove the two metal bolts shown in figure 1
2. Now remove the upper top plate as shown in
figure 2. Make sure you turn the plate to ensure
ashes fall into the firebox
3. Remove the cast ashpan
4. Remove the left side refractory
5. Remove the right side refractory
6. Unscrew the metal deflector (repeat for 7)
7. You can now remove deflector and have access for
chimney sweep
Bolts
Top plate
Removing the baffle for flue cleaning
1. Remove the two metal bolts shown in figure 1
2. Now remove the upper top plate as shown in
figure 2. Make sure you turn the plate to ensure
ashes fall into the firebox
3. Remove the cast ashpan
4. Remove the left side refractory
5. Remove the right side refractory
6. Unscrew the metal deflector (repeat for 7)
7. You can now remove deflector and have access for
chimney sweep
Bolts
Top plate
Flue Spigot Seating
The VisionLINE Circle has a spigot which is designed to have the crimped end of
a 6 inch (150mm) flue pipe located OVER the spigot and sit on the gutter
provided on the casting. I
Circle Unit with top plate removed
Flue seated correctly
Step 3
Step 6
Step 4
Step 7
Step 1
Step 2
Step 5
Step 8
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Removing the baffle for flue cleaning
1. Remove the two metal bolts shown in figure 1
2. Now remove the upper top plate as shown in
figure 2. Make sure you turn the plate to ensure
ashes fall into the firebox
3. Remove the cast ashpan
4. Remove the left side refractory
5. Remove the right side refractory
6. Unscrew the metal deflector (repeat for 7)
7. You can now remove deflector and have access for
chimney sweep
Bolts
Top plate
Removing the baffle for flue cleaning
1. Remove the two metal bolts shown in figure 1
2. Now remove the upper top plate as shown in
figure 2. Make sure you turn the plate to ensure
ashes fall into the firebox
3. Remove the cast ashpan
4. Remove the left side refractory
5. Remove the right side refractory
6. Unscrew the metal deflector (repeat for 7)
7. You can now remove deflector and have access for
chimney sweep
Bolts
Top plate
Flue Spigot Seating
The VisionLINE Circle has a spigot which is designed to have the crimped end of
a 6 inch (150mm) flue pipe located OVER the spigot and sit on the gutter
provided on the casting. I
Circle Unit with top plate removed
Flue seated correctly
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VisionLINE Fireplace Systems
P.O. Box 5051 Burnley, 3121
Phone: [phone]
Email: info@visionlinere.com.au
Web: visionlinere.com.au
Circle-AU (I/NI)
Installation and Owners Manual
Rev 3 03/07/2019