Well Straler ADIA 1 UNO Manual

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Installation Instructions
User manual
ADIA
Well Straler
Industrielaan 22
9320 Erembodegem
[email protected]
www.wellstraler.be
Made in Belgium

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This document is a translation of the Dutch version of the manual.
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Industrielaan 22
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www.wellstraler.be
9320 Erembodegem
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Version: 1.0
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Table of Contents
1Preface .................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Foreword .......................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Use of the Manual ............................................................................................................ 5
1.3 Target Group.................................................................................................................... 6
1.4 Symbols Used................................................................................................................... 6
2Introduction............................................................................................................................. 7
2.1 Intended Use..................................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Prohibited Use.................................................................................................................. 7
2.3 Type Designation ............................................................................................................. 7
2.4 Technical data................................................................................................................... 7
2.5 Discoloration of Walls and Ceilings................................................................................. 7
2.5.1 The Cause of Discoloration of Walls and Ceilings................................................. 7
2.5.2 Prevent Discoloration of Walls and Ceilings.......................................................... 8
3Security................................................................................................................................... 8
3.1 General............................................................................................................................. 8
3.2 What Should I do if I Smell Gas....................................................................................... 8
3.3 Safety Instructions............................................................................................................ 9
4Transport and Storage........................................................................................................... 11
5Placement.............................................................................................................................. 11
5.1 Minimum Distance to Respect Relative to Combustible Materials ................................ 12
5.2 Embedding of the Fireplace............................................................................................ 13
5.3 Placement of the Anti-Viewing Lath.............................................................................. 14
5.4 Adjusting the Frame....................................................................................................... 14
5.5 Placement of the Frameless Built-In Frame.................................................................... 15
5.6 Removal of the Window Frame...................................................................................... 16
5.6.1 Remove the Window Frame ................................................................................. 16
5.6.2 Mounting the Window Frame............................................................................... 16
5.7 Piping and Gas Connection ............................................................................................ 17
5.8 Flue Gas Systems ........................................................................................................... 17
5.9 Connection Options........................................................................................................ 17
5.10 Construction Possibilities............................................................................................... 19
5.10.1 Roof Pass-Through Kit C31.................................................................................. 20
5.10.2 Placing a Roof Pass-Through Kit.......................................................................... 20
5.10.3 Chimney Pass-Through Kit (C31) ........................................................................ 21
5.10.4 Placing a Chimney Pass-Through Kit................................................................... 21
5.10.5 Wall Pass-Through Kit (C11)............................................................................... 22
5.10.6 Placing a Wall Pass-Through Kit.......................................................................... 22

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5.10.7 Renovation Kit (C91)............................................................................................ 23
5.10.8 Placing a Renovation Kit...................................................................................... 24
5.11 Construction of the Concentric Tubes ............................................................................ 25
5.12 Directives for the Drainage of Flue Gases...................................................................... 26
5.13 Overview Concentric Parts............................................................................................. 27
6Initial set up .......................................................................................................................... 28
7Operation of your Appliance................................................................................................. 28
7.1 Learn Remote Control Signal to Receiver...................................................................... 28
7.2 Location of the Remote Control ..................................................................................... 29
7.3 Set up Fahrenheit or Celsius........................................................................................... 29
7.4 Set up Day and Time ...................................................................................................... 30
7.5 Child Lock...................................................................................................................... 30
7.6 Manual Mode ................................................................................................................. 30
7.6.1 Set Flame Height .................................................................................................. 31
7.6.2 Set Low Fire ......................................................................................................... 31
7.6.3 Set High Fire......................................................................................................... 31
7.6.4 Shutting off the Appliance.................................................................................... 32
7.7 Countdown Timer........................................................................................................... 32
7.8 Operating Modes............................................................................................................ 33
7.9 Thermostatic Mode......................................................................................................... 34
7.10 Program Mode................................................................................................................ 34
7.11 Eco Mode "Eco Wave”................................................................................................... 37
7.12 Fan.................................................................................................................................. 37
7.13 Operation by an External Source.................................................................................... 38
7.14 My Fire App................................................................................................................... 38
7.15 Automatic Reduction of the Appliance .......................................................................... 39
7.16 Automatic Shutdown...................................................................................................... 39
7.17 Replacing the Batteries of the Remote Control .............................................................. 39
8Annual Maintenance............................................................................................................. 40
9Problem Solver...................................................................................................................... 41
10 Warranty ............................................................................................................................... 46
11 Decommissioning and Discarding ........................................................................................ 46

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1Preface
1.1 Foreword
Congratulations on purchasing your Well Straler appliance.
We are pleased that you have chosen Well Straler. Well Straler develops and produces since
many years heating appliances according to the highest possible safety-, efficiency-, and
quality requirements. With this quality product you will have many years of heating fun and
will be able to enjoy the unique flame play and the warm warmth.
Read this user manual carefully before you use the appliance.
Please keep this manual for later use.
Professionals must install and start up the appliance according to common standards.
Let your professional inform you about the use, the operation and maintenance of your
appliance. Each appliance has been tested, accurately regulated and sealed at the factory.
In the case of changes to the control unit by unauthorized persons, the warranty is voided
and Well Straler is dismissed from all responsibility regarding the safety and proper
functioning of the appliance.
1.2 Use of the Manual
Before using the appliance, it is required to read the user manual and to thoroughly take
note of the information in the user manual. All actions on the appliance must be performed
as described in the user manual.
This user manual is a fixed part of the appliance and as required by applicable law, must be
kept for consultation until the appliance is discarded.
Make sure that this user's manual is always within easy reach for people who come into
contact with the appliance. Ensure a safe, dry and sun-sheltered storage space.
When the manual is damaged, the user can download and print a new copy at
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1.3 Target Group
This user's manual provides all users who come into contact with the appliance with all
information that ensures the safety of work with or on the appliance and the condition of
the appliance.
This user's manual applies to all the conditions in which work with or is connected to the
appliance: transport and storage, assembly and installation, commissioning, operation,
controlling, maintenance, decommissioning and disposal of the appliance.
The target group consists of:
◼Carriers
◼Professionals and installers
◼Persons who put the appliance into service
◼Users
◼Maintenance technicians
◼Persons who decommissioned the appliance and recycle it
The aforementioned persons with their specific tasks must have a sufficiently demonstrable
knowledge and/or experience level.
1.4 Symbols Used
The following symbols are used In this user's manual:
General remark
Danger
Danger of electric shock
Hot surface
Fire hazard
Explosion

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2Introduction
2.1 Intended Use
The appliance should only be used for heating propose.
2.2 Prohibited Use
It is forbidden to:
◼Make changes to the appliance. Making changes may affect security, warranty and
EC declaration of agreement,
◼Use the appliance for a purpose other than that indicated in the intended use,
◼Use the appliance in places where there is a fire or explosion hazard,
◼Use non-original parts or accessories. These will void the warranty and may be
hazardous to the service life and performance of the appliance.
2.3 Type Designation
The identification nameplate indicates the country to which the appliance may be installed
and the type of gas for which the appliance was adjusted in the factory. The identification
plate is located on the appliance near the gas connection or the gas valve.
2.4 Technical data
Together with the user manual is an extra sheet with all technical data is delivered with the
appliance. This sheet should also always be kept together with the user manual.
2.5 Discoloration of Walls and Ceilings
2.5.1 The Cause of Discoloration of Walls and Ceilings
Dust particles in the air are found in each living area, even when vacuumed regularly. If the
amount of dust particles remains limited, you will not be bothered. If these particles are
present in larger quantities and especially if the air is contaminated by soot and tar
particles, for example by burning candles or smoking cigarettes, there is a bad indoor
climate.
Cold air in a heated area slowly flows over the floor to the combustion appliance. In the
convection system of the appliance this air is heated, this will create a hot air column.
Which is dispersed through the ceiling through the room. In this air there are polluting
particles that are set off on cold and often damp surfaces. This problem can also occur in an
un dry new building and can discolor walls or ceilings.

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2.5.2 Prevent Discoloration of Walls and Ceilings
◼With a new chimney or after a renovation wait at least six months with burning.
The building fluids must be completely removed from walls, floor and ceiling.
◼Burn as few candles and oil lamps as possible and keep the combustion wick as
short as possible. Candles and oil lamps provide considerable amounts of soot
particles.
◼Do not smoke in house. Smoke from cigarettes and cigars contains, among other
things, tar substances, which, when heated, also precipitate on damp walls.
In a living room with a poor indoor climate, discoloration can also occur to a lesser
extent above radiators and lighting armatures and above ventilation grills.
3Security
3.1 General
Our appliances are equipped with a built-in thermostat and a built-in safety system. A
thermocouple prevents the further gas supply when the pilot flame extinguish.
3.2 What Should I do if I Smell Gas
◼Do not ignite the unit.
◼Do not touch any electric switches.
◼Do not use a phone in the building.
◼Go outside and call the gas company directly from there. Follow the instructions of
the gas company accurately.
◼Call the fire department if the gas company is not reachable.

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3.3 Safety Instructions
Use the appliance only for heating, not for other purposes.
Do not ignite the appliance before it is fully installed.
Let the installation and the annual maintenance be carried out by a skilled
professional or by a maintenance company in the field of gas fireplaces.
Only use the original Well Straler terminals. Our appliances are approved with these
terminals and can therefore not be used with other terminals.
All elements of the air supply and the flue gas drainage must be at least 25 mm in
each other and fastened with clamps or stainless steel Parker screws so they do not slide
apart.
Place the burner decoration exactly according to the descriptions.
Do not put flammable substances on the ceramic logs, coals or pebbles.
Leave the area around the pilot flame and the space around free, do not place any
burner decoration on the pilot flame.
The pilot flame is the safety and fuse of the appliance. Wait at least five minutes to
ignite the pilot flame again if the pilot flame Is extinguished.
Never operate the appliance without the window.
Make sure the window is correctly Is mounted.
Replace a broken or cracked glass before reusing the appliance.
Do not make any changes to the appliance.
Only clean the appliance on the outside. Never use abrasive or corrosive cleaning
agents.
Close the gas valve and warn your professional If the unit has made a bang or pop or
when it does not correctly ignite.
Close the gas supply and contact your professional in case of faults and/or if the
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Keep flammable objects and materials such as curtains at least 1 meter away from
the appliance or the flue gas pipes.
The parts of the flue gas must not come into contact with combustible material.
Do not place flammable materials, planting etc. before the smoke drain.
Do not store flammable products near the appliance.
Do not place anything against or on the appliance.
Do not spray an aerosol on the appliance when it is in use.
Don't sit on the appliance.
The window and the exterior of the appliance are active parts of the appliance,
temperatures can be very high here. Do not touch these parts when the appliance is in
operation.
Children or persons who are not aware of the operation of the appliance may only be
placed in the vicinity of the appliance under supervision.
Add an additional screen before the appliance to avoid or reduce risk’s on places
where young children, the elderly or the disabled are present.
Children or weaker persons may not sleep directly in front of the appliance.
Never search for a leak through a flame. Lubricate the parts where a gas escape can
occur in soapy water.
Never leave the gas valve open when the appliance is extinguished.
It is possible that other appliances that also work with an RF signal such as the garage
port, car keys or TV interfere with the fireplace.
Never use new and old batteries together or different types of batteries. When using
different batteries together, the batteries can overheat, leak and/or explode.

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4Transport and Storage
The appliance is packaged for shipment In a firm cardboard box and secured by means of
PU-foam, to avoid damage during transport. Always transport the appliance upright and do
not stack anything on top of the appliance.
Upon receipt of the appliance and after the removal of the upper part of the packaging, the
appliance should be checked for damage during transport. If the appliance remains stored
for a long period, it should be kept in a dry place at a temperature between + 5 °c and + 40
°c, and protected from weather influences.
5Placement
Local standards apply to the drainage of flue gas. An approved professional must place the
appliance, or a competent inspection institute must approve the installation after
placement.
◼The installation must comply to common standards.
◼The least deviation relieves Well Straler of all responsibility for the safety and the
proper functioning of the appliance.
◼Any changes to the rule bodies by unauthorized persons shall void the waranty.
◼Before installation, check that the local distribution conditions, the type of gas and
the pressure correspond with the settings of the appliance.
All replaceable parts must stay accessible. The appliance must be placed in such a way
that it can be removed without breaking.
The appliance must be placed in a sufficiently ventilated room, and the minimum
distances should always be respected.
If the unit is placed against a non-heat resistant wall, or on a non-heat resistant floor,
an extra protective plate is needed behind or underneath the appliance.

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5.1 Minimum Distance to Respect Relative to Combustible
Materials
◼Front: 1000 mm
◼Upper side: 400 mm
◼Sides: 50 mm

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5.2 Embedding of the Fireplace
The appliance has to be installed in a dedicated built-in opening. This built-in opening
should be composed of refractory material. If the built-in opening consists of a material
other than stone, such as fire-resistant plates, it is recommended to use a fiberglass
wallpaper and not plaster. With plaster there is a real risk of cracks due to the heat of the
appliance. When using the frameless built-in frame it is necessary to leave a space of 2 mm
between the wall and the frame to accommodate thermal expansion. If you wish to
provide the appliance with an insulating cover, care must be taken to ensure that this
insulation is fire-proof. This insulation is purely optional.
The appliance is best mounted on our support, which was developed specially for this
purpose and guarantees a firm and long-term anchoring of the appliance.
The support has four adjustable feet’s in order to compensate for any irregularities in the
underground, and is adjustable in height.
Ref: 99032 to order for the ADIA's 1,2,3,5
Ref: 99033 to order for the ADIA's 4 and 6

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5.3 Placement of the Anti-Viewing Lath
Place the lath with the holes over the bolts
at the bottom of the fireplace,
slide down and tighten the bolts.
5.4 Adjusting the Frame
Align the frame with the front of the window: if necessary unscrew the fastening pins and
then secure them with the nut. Adjust the 4 corners separately.

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5.5 Placement of the Frameless Built-In Frame
Fix the frameless built-in frame with 4 bolts to the appliance.
Place the incorporated anti-viewing lath at the underside of the appliance.
Leave a space of 2mm around the frame to absorb thermal expansion.

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5.6 Removal of the Window Frame
5.6.1 Remove the Window Frame
1. Unhook both springs left and right underneath the window with the supplied hook.
2. Pull the window frame down to you.
3. Lift the window off the top of the rill.
5.6.2 Mounting the Window Frame
1. Hang the window at the top over the rill.
2. Push the window frame down.
3. Hook both springs left and right underneath the window with the supplied hook.
After mounting, check if the window hangs over the rill!

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5.7 Piping and Gas Connection
◼Always follow the national standards for appliances on gas.
◼Only metal piping (steel or copper) are allowed.
◼At the end of the pipe in the vicinity of the appliance an approved shutoff valve is
necessary to disconnect the appliance from the gas network.
◼Check that there is no dust or dirt in the pipe before connecting it to the appliance
so that the gas supply cannot block.
◼Vent the supply pipe before connecting it to the appliance.
◼Connect the gas shutoff valve and the appliance with a loose nut.
◼The gas connection is provided with 3/8"G internal thread and is located on the
right at the rear of the appliance.
◼Only approved material can be used for the thread seals.
◼For copper pipes, use brazing solder with a melting temperature higher than
450°C.
◼The pressure loss on the pipes may not exceed 1 millibar.
◼Only use bi-cone connections with thick-walled nuts, at least 0.7 x Ø. Inferior
connections are very dangerous because the brass nut can crack over time and
thus cause gas leakage.
◼Avoid mechanical stress on the gas control block and pipes.
5.8 Flue Gas Systems
Only use original Well Straler concentric tubes of Ø 100 internal and Ø 150
externally. Our appliances are approved with these terminals and can thus only be
used with these terminals. Well Straler can therefore not guarantee the proper
functioning and safety if other pieces are used and cannot be held responsible in
case of problems.
All elements of the air supply and the flue gas drainage must be at least 25 mm
in each other and fastened with clamps or stainless steel Parker screws so they do
not slide apart.
5.9 Connection Options
𝐶11: Air supply and flue gas drain through a facade in the same pressure zone.
𝐶31: Air supply and flue gas drain through a roof terminal in the same pressure zone.
𝐶91: Air supply and flue gas drain through a roof terminal in the same pressure zone, using
an existing chimney with is equipped with a flexible for the flue gas drainage. Through the
space between this flexible and the existing chimney fresh air is transported to the
appliance.

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Fixed concentric
tubes
Sloping roof (𝐶31)
Fixed concentric
tubes
Flat roof (𝐶31)
Fixed concentric
tubes
Right chimney channel (𝐶31)
Chimney channel
as air Supply
Renovation (𝐶91)
Chimney channel
with nod
Flexible in flexible (𝐶31)
Wall terminal
(𝐶11)

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5.10 Construction Possibilities
The following figure gives an overview of the different types of connection (wall, chimney,
Roof Terminal, Renovation). The conditions, minimum and maximum dimensions for the
construction of the concentric piping system are also clearly indicated.
A = minimum 1m
A = maximum 15m
A > B
A1 = minimum 1m
A1 + A2 > B

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A1 + A2 + B = maximum 15m
5.10.1 Roof Pass-Through Kit C31
The roof pass-through kit is used when the flue gas outlet discharges
onto an inclined roof. These roof pas terminals are suitable as
combined passages for the discharge of combustion gases and the
supply of combustion air for closed gas-fired appliances. The
connection is made with concentric tubes Ø100 - Ø150 (fixed or
flexible).
5.10.2 Placing a Roof Pass-Through Kit
1. Determine the location of the roof terminal. On a tile roof care must be taken with the
kind of tile pans.
2. Make a hole from outside for the roof terminal. Make sure there is no chance of getting
sawdust or dust in the appliance.
3. Place the wheaterslate steep lead.
4. Place the roof terminal gently from the outside through the roof.
5. Put the roof terminal right using a bubble level.
6. Insert the supplied mounting bracket to the roof terminal and attach it to the roof
construction. Leave the mounting bracket free.
7. Build up the concentric flue gas system. Start from the appliance.
8. Firmly fix the mounting bracket.