Problems With Draught - Hergom HERITAGE Libro De Instrucciones Para Instalación, Mantenimiento Y Uso

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DISTANCES TO
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SINGLE WALL
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DOUBLE WALL
CONNECTOR
There follows a list of the problems that are common to any kind of stove. All of these
problems can be corrected and sometimes only require a small readjustment for the stove to
work normally once more.
Remember that the weather affects the working of your stove.
If your stove gives off smoke into the dwelling, the most likely causes are the following:
- If the chimney is new:
a) The draught is insufficient.
b) The cross-section or height are not suitable.
c) The unit is strangled.
- If it is the existing chimeny:
a) The chimney is partially blocked by soot.
b) There has been some internal or external breakage where the air is taken in.
c) It has a smaller cross-section or height than that required by the new appliance.
In the following we offer you a guide to help you solve the problems you find with your
stove:
HERITAGE
DISTANCE FROM STOVE TO
COMBUSTIBLE SURFACE
F
B
C
950
1200
PARALLEL WALLS
B C
A
430 400 460
430 250 300
2.5 - PROBLEMS OF DRAUGHT.
L
D
J
H
45°
D E F
530 770 330
380 770 180
52
950
H
K
OBLIQUE WALLS
G H J K
50 300 560 650
50 300 560 650
L
1650
1650