Beko CS 47100 - Инструкция (Страница 7)

Installation
All instructions below must be carried out by a
qualified technician. Installation procedure must
be carried out in the most professional and expert
manner, in accordance with applicable security
standards (installation and operation of gas
appliances).
Important: Do not forget to disconnect the
appliance from the mains and gas
distribution network before carrying out
any maintenance task.
Appliance location
The stove is equipped with overheating protection
class X, so it can be installed next to furniture
provided that the furniture does not reach over
the stove heating plate. The side touching the back
side of the stove must have inflammable surface.
Please note that during stove operation the back
side of the stove may heat to a temperature that
is up to 50° C higher than ambient temperature.
Important: This model can only be installed and
operated in a permanently ventilated room as
prescribed by valid security standards. It is necessary
to fulfill the following requirements:
a) An exhaust system to remove fumes and gas
must be installed in the room. The exhaust system
can be either a vapor aspirator or electric ventilator
that will switch on automatically when the relevant
equipment is switched on.
If the combustion
productsare pulled
into a chimney
(for heaters only)
Pulling combustion
products directly into
external environment
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b) The room must be ventilated with sufficient air
intake needed for proper combustion. The required
airflow is at least 2m3/hour per 1 kW of installed
output. The air can be brought directly from the
external environment though a ventilation hole 100
cm2, that cannot be accidentally blocked (Picture
A). Or, the air can be brought to the room indirectly
from neighboring rooms that are ventilated as
described above provided that such rooms are not
bedrooms and that they do not have an open fire
inside (Picture B).
Neighbor
Room
Ventilated
Room
Picture A Examples of
ventilation holes to
remove combustion
products
Picture B An enlarged
hole between window
and the floor
c) If the gas equipment is intended for long-term
usage, an auxiliary ventilation may be required, such
as opening windows.
d) Liquid heating gases heavier than air accumulate
near the floor. Rooms containing a propane/butane
bottle should have windows or other ventilation
openings through which gas may escape should it
escape from the bottle. Propane/butane bottles must
not be placed or stored in rooms below the ground
floor (basements etc.) whether they are partially
empty or full. Preferably, only the currently used
bottles should be placed in a room, as far away as
possible from heat sources such as stove, chimney,
or oven as possible to prevent their temperature
from exceeding 50°C.
Balancing (only for some models)
You can perfectly balance the appliance with the
supplied adjustable feet. You can screw them into
threads in the corners of the stove's base if necessary
Mounting feet {only for some models)
The appliance is equipped with feet that can be
mounted on the bottom side of the stove.
Stove installation
The stove can be installed next to furniture provided
that the furniture does not reach over the stove
heating plate. The side in contact with the back side
of the stove must have inflammable surface. During
stove operation the back side of the stove may heat
to a temperature that is up to 50° C higher than
ambient temperature. You need to follow
precautions below to install the stove correctly:
a) The appliance can be located in a kitchen, a
dining room or a living room but not in a bathroom.
b) Furniture next to the stove must be placed at
least 200 mm away from the stove's edge; stove
surface should be located higher than working area
of neighboring furniture. Curtains should not be
placed behind the stove or closer than 200 mm
from the stove side.
c) Steam aspirators must be installed according to
the requirements specified in their manuals.