Unit Assembly; Installation - redpod River Line Manual De Instrucciones

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The ash grate is made of grey cast iron (RIVER LINE), in 5mm-plates (NEW LINE);
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Heat-resistant ceramic glass. Can withstand temperatures of up to 750°C in continuous use;
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Heat-resistant paint for temperature peaks up to 900°C and operating temperatures around 600°C.

Unit Assembly

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Raise the upper lid of the unit and remove the casing from the inside (River Line);
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Insert the ash grate into the unit, into the hole at the bottom of the unit;
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Attach the appropriate hinges to the glass door, at the unit front;
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Attach the handles to the upper lid and to the unit drawer (River Line);
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Secure the baffle plate to the feet inside the unit, to their highest slanted side.
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In the case of the model New Line Cube Box, to remove the stove from the pallet you should unscrew the 4 screws with a
Philips PH2 key (following figure).
Note
: The assembly of the RIVER LINE unit requires a screwdriver. The door and the upper lid and drawer handles are shipped inside
the casing at the upper part of the unit.

Installation

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Attach the throat to the unit smoke outlet;
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At the smoke outlet, make sure that the throat has the diameter size specified in the above table of this guide and that no
shrinkage or blockage occurs;
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Attach the tube to the upper part of the throat next to the smoke outlet;
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Sequentially place the required tubes at their upper part ensuring the pipe has the proper height;
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Attach each of the tubes to one another and secure them to the flue or to the outer wall, if appropriate;
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To ensure a proper draught, use at least 2m of stainless steel flue tube (no curves), sealed to the masonry parts;
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After this section, sections of tubing with maximum angle of 45º may be used. It is recommended that the installation is as
vertical as possible;
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If the unit is to be installed in an existing masonry fireplace, it is recommended that the tubes are long enough to reach the
exterior air outlet; if the smoke outlet uses tubes only, these shall be at least 3 linear meters long;
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Both the flue tube and the unit must be away from any combustible material. The use of a double-walled, insulated tube is
recommended;
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The flue should allow for good air circulation and be placed at least 60cm above the top of any obstacle located within a
distance of 3m. Do not connect this unit to a flue serving another appliance;
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The unit should stand on a hearth made of refractory bricks with a load capacity sufficient to support it;
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