SE DE NO GB Installationsanvisning 2 Installationsanleitung 32 Installasjonsanvisning 64 Installation instruction 96 installations ANVISNING www.contura.eu 500
Dear Contura owner, May we take this opportunity to wish you a warm wel come to the growing family of happy and satisfied owners of a Contura stove. Your choice is testimony to the high standards you demand in terms of quality and design. You can rest assured that your new Contura stove will serve you well and keep its good looks for many years to come. The Contura 500 is not only an efficient source of heat, but it is environmentally friendly as well. Please read through these instructions carefully before starting installation work, and study the separate Lighting and Maintenance Instructions before lighting a fire for the first time. Contents General Information....................................... 98 Installation distances to walls and ceiling...................... 99 Air supply.............................................. 2 Unpacking.............................................. 3 Connection to a chimney.................................. 4 Assembling the surround Contura 5/550/550A............ 5 Assembling the surround Contura 520T..................... 7 Assembling the surround Contura 560T...................... 111 Assembling the surround Contura 560K.....................115 Assembling the surround Contura 570.......................119 Assembling the surround Contura 580/585................. 122 Fitting the plinth......................................... 125 Fitting the plinth drawer................................... 126 96
EC declaration of conformity www.contura.eu Manufacturer Name Address Place of manufacture NIBE AB/NIBE Stoves Box 134, Skulptörvägen, SE-285 23 MARKARYD Markaryd, Sweden Quality approval The stove has been tested by the Swedish National Testing and Research Institute and meets the applicable regulations for CE marking and the stricter requirements for P marking. Certificate number for P Marking: 22 03 09 Manufacturer s assurance Manufacture of the product has taken place in accordance with those documents which are the basis for the relevant type approval certification and the required manufacturing checks. Requirements for flue The chimney must be dimensioned for at least 350 C for both top connection directly upwards and connection directly backwards from the rear of the stove. Product covered by this declaration Product type Stove fired by solid fuel Type designation Contura 500-series Type acc. to standard EN 13240 annex ZA Intended for use Heating of living accomodation Fuels Wood logs Special conditions None CE-marking Nominal output: 5 kw Fuel type: Wood logs Flue gas temperature: 275 C Energy efficiency: 79% Emission of CO: 0,11% Safety measurments for Contura 500-series: Distance to adjacent combustible materials: C 5, 550, 570, 580, 585, 590 Behind mm, beside 500 mm C 520T Behind mm, beside 470 mm C 560T, 560K, 590T Behind mm, beside 480 mm Manufacturing check by approved organisation Notified body No. 0402 Name Swedish National Testing and Research Institute AB Address Box 857, SE-501 15 BORÅS Appendix Lighting and Installation Instructions Niklas Gunnarsson Business area manager NIBE Stoves ECOLABEL NORDIC 378 001 Contura 500 is a Swan marked wood burning stove. As the premier stove manufacturer in Sweden, we at Nibe Brasvärme are committed to Swan marking our stoves. Choosing to Swan mark our products is one aspect of our vision to be a company of the future with equally high quality standards regarding the environment. Certification number 358-001. NOTE! Report installation of a stove to your local authority. The owner of the house is personally responsible for ensuring compliance with the mandatory safety requirements and must have the installation approved by a qualified inspector. Your local chimney sweep must also be informed about the installation as this will affect the routines for regular chimneysweeping services. WARNING! During operation, certain surfaces of the stove become very hot and can cause burn injury if touched. Be aware of the strong heat radiated through the hatch glass. Placing flammable material closer than the safe distance indicated may cause a fire. Pyre lighting can cause quick gas ignition with the risk of damage to property and personal injury. 97
General information This folder contains instructions on how to assemble and install stoves in the Contura 500 series. The stove also comes with comprehensive Lighting and Maintenance Instructions. Please take time to read all this information carefully and keep it in a safe place for future reference. Contura 500 series stoves have been type-approved in Sweden for connection to a chimney which can withstand flue gas temperatures of 350 C. The connecting sleeve has an external diameter of 150 mm. To ensure proper combustion, sufficient air must be supplied to the stove from outdoors. Technical specifications Output 4 7 kw Nominal output 5 kw (ca. 1,5 kg logs/hr) Efficiency, up to 80% Connecting ext. Ø150 mm 5 520T 550 560T Weight (kg) 2 145 Width (mm) 500 564 500 540 Depth (mm) 440 470 440 460 Height (mm) 32 560K 570 580 585 Weight (kg) 115 Width (mm) 540 500 496 (base Ø5) 496 (base Ø5) Depth (mm) 460 440 440 (base Ø5) 440 (base Ø5) Height (mm) 40 1156 Type approved in accordance with: European standard EN-13240 class 1 Swedish environmental and quality certification, P marked cert. no. 22 03 09 Swedish type approval, cert. no. 0222/03 Norwegian standard NS 3059, certificate no. 043-140 German standard DIN 18.891, RO-91 03 529 Danish standard DS/EN 13240 plus, id nr 598 DEFRA exempted. The stove can be used in Smoke Control Areas. Smouldering, i.e. reduced air supply, are prevented by blocking the combustion damper of 4 kw output. Building permission It may be necessary for you to apply for building permission from your local planning authority before installing a stove or erecting a chimney. Before start ing installation work, make sure that you check which regulations apply. Structural support Check to make sure that the floor is strong enough to support the weight of the stove and chimney. If you intend to locate the stove on standard wooden floor joists, contact a professional builder to make sure that the construction will withstand the load. If the total weight does not exceed 400 kilos, it is not usually necessary to reinforce the joists. Floor plate To protect the floor from sparks and falling embers the stove must stand on a non-combustible surface which extends at least 300 mm in front of the stove and mm along each side. As other statutory requirements apply in some countries, we recommend that you consult the relevant authority or an authorised chimney-sweep in your area. Chimney The draught in the chimney must generate a neg ative pressure of at least 12 Pa. The draught is affected both by the length and cross-sectional area of the chimney, and by how well sealed the construction is. The shortest recommended chimney length is 3.5 metres. The cross-sectional area of the chimney must be approximately 150 200 cm² (140 160 mm in diameter). Make sure that there are no gaps around soot hatche s and flue-pipe connections. Remember that the draught is reduced in flues with sharp bends or horizontal sections. A horizontal flue length of up to 1.0 metre is permissible, provided that the vertical flue is at least 5.0 metres in height. It must be possible to clean the flue throughout its entire length, and the soot hatches must be easily accessible. Smoke Rökhyllabaffle Grate Rostertallrik disc Ash-pan Asklåda Heat Strålningsplåt reflector Fire-box Eldstadsbeklädnad surround 98
670 731 GB Installation distances to walls and ceiling Stand the stove on a floor plate, ensuring that the stove is no closer to the wall/ceiling than the minimum dis tances indicated in the diagrams below. For stoves with a top flue connection to a steel chimney, please refer to the assembly and installation instructions for the relevant brand of chimney. A = height from floor to chimney connection B = height from floor to centre of hole for rear flue C = height from floor to air inlet D = height from floor to lower edge of door 5/550/550A Combustible roof Observe the minimum distances to combustible materials prescribed by the manufac t urers of the chimney. Allow at least 1.0 metre from the stove door to any combustible part of the building structure or interior fittings. If the stove will be installed on a turnabl e plate, the distances indicate d below will not be valid. A separate glass floor plate (accessory) increases the connection height to the chimney by mm. Install the spacers supplied with the floor plate prior to connection. Ø150 139 438 496 Combustible wall Combustible roof 470 Combustible wall 65 Ø150 139 3 564 30 2000 773 C 340 D 300 32 629 60 400 300 200 Combustible wall Air inlet Ø67 800 Fire-retardant wall of brick or concrete 800 360 260 280 35 160 240 A 942 B 850 97 Air inlet Ø67 700 Fire-retardant wall of brick or concrete 1 3 30 740 60 Air inlet Ø67 400 300 200 Combustible wall 595 360 260 160 240 C 340 D 300 A 942 B 850 2000 97 Air inlet Ø67 800 Fire-retardant wall of brick or concrete 70 700 Fire-retardant wall of brick or concrete 50 190 50 190 800 1 280 500 750 565 70* 320* *See 570 520T 468 38* 750 599 320* *See 570 99
670 670 GB 560T/560K Combustible roof Combustible wall 458 Ø150 139 2000 536 80 3 30 760 C 340 D 300 615 400 300 200 60 Combustible wall Combustible roof Combustible wall 438 Ø150 139 2000 496 3 30 A 942 700 Fire-retardant wall of brick or concrete 1 C 340 B 850 D 300 740 595 97 Air inlet Ø67 Air inlet Ø67 400 800 360 260 160 60 300 200 Combustible wall 240 Fire-retardant wall of brick or concrete 800 360 260 160 240 Air inlet Ø67 700 1 A 942 B 850 97 Air inlet Ø67 800 Fire-retardant wall of brick or concrete 70 Fire-retardant wall of brick or concrete 800 70 280 50 50 190 190 280 50* 480 565 320* 750 *See 570 570 * To avoid any discoloration of painted walls made of noncombustibl e materials, we recommend the same gap between stove and wall as that for walls in combustible materials. 500 750 565 70* 320*
670 670 GB 580 Combustible roof 438 Combustible wall Ø150 139 2000 496 3 30 740 C 370 D 330 595 400 300 60 200 Combustible wall 360 260 160 240 40 Ø 5 Air inlet Ø67 700 800 Fire-retardant wall of brick or concrete Fire-retardant wall of brick or concrete 800 280 1 A 972 B 880 190 Air inlet Ø67 50 70 190 500 70* 750 565 320* *See 570 585 Combustible roof Ø150 139 438 496 Combustible wall 3 30 2200 740 C 486 D 446 595 60 400 300 200 Combustible wall 360 260 160 240 1156 Ø 5 Air inlet Ø67 700 800 Fire-retardant wall of brick or concrete 70 800 1 280 A 88 B 996 190 Air inlet Ø67 50 Fire-retardant wall of brick or concrete 190 500 750 565 70* 320* *See 570 1
Air supply Combustion air for the stove can be supplied through a duct directly from outside, or indirectly through a vent in the wall of the room where the stove is installed. The drawings on the right show various alternative methods of supplying the stove with air. The air duct connection on the stove has an external diameter of 64 mm. The stove has two partly punched covers to provide the option of leading the air supply duct through the rear panel or the base-plate. Indirect air supply through the external wall. When fitting a plinth or plinth drawer, the punche d metal section in the rear panel must be removed completely to allow a supply of convectio n air to the stove. 40 mm Indirect air supply through the external wall. 40 mm Remove the partly punched metal cover with a hammer. To prevent condensation in air ducts which pass through heated areas, the duct must be insulated with 30 mm of mineral wool covered with a proprietary moisture seal (plastic vapour diffusion retarder). It is important to seal carefully around the duct where it passes through the wall or floor. Use jointing compound. For ducts longer than 1.0 metre, the diameter must be increased to mm, and the size of the vent increased correspondingly. A 1.0 metre length of insulated ducting for combustion air is available as an optional extra. 30 mm Through a suspended floor/wall-and-cavity foundatio n. 40 mm Leave a 40 mm gap between the condensation insulation and the base of the stove. Through the floor and foundation slab. 2
Unpacking Leave the stove body screwed in place on the delivery pallet. Remove the components and accessories supplied in the delivery package and place them on one side. Dismantle any loose components in the firebox (grate disc, fire-box surround, etc.) and the heat reflector underneath. Then remove the stove body from the pallet. Warning! The stove body may tip forwards before the base-plate has been fitted. For this reason it is important not to unscrew the stove body from the pallet until all loose components have been removed. Lift the right-hand side of the grate disc to disengage it from the pin on the grate shuttle. Lift up the smoke baffle and remove the side section. Lift the smoke baffle out and remove the remaining sections. 1 2 Lift the heat reflector under the fire-box upwards, and ease it gently backwards to disengage it. Then, angling the front edge slightly downwards, remove the reflector completely. Leave all the components on one side until you have fitted the stove surround and the stove is standing in place. Then replace the components in reverse order. 3
Top flue connection to a chimney When installing the chimney, please refer to the manufacturer s installation instructions. Below we explain how to connect the chimney to the stove. Stoves are supplied from the factory ready for connecting to a top flue. To prepare the stove for connection to a rear flue, the connecting collar and covering cap need to change places. Rear flue connection to a brick-lined chimney Mark out the centre of the hole to be made in the wall for a rear flue connection. Check the height to make sure that the hole aligns with the chimney connection on the rear of the stove. Make a hole at least 180 mm in diameter and then secure the flue collar in place in the wall using heat-proof mortar (not supplied). Allow the mortar to dry before connecting the stove to the flue. For rear-flue connections, use cutting pliers or nippers to cut away the covering cap in the heat reflector and use a hammer to tap out the covering cap in the rear panel, as shown. The rear panel must be fitted to the stove before connecting a rear flue. Please see Assembling the stove surround. Fit the connecting sleeve between the stove and the flue collar in the wall. Make sure that the gasket does not work loose from its position. Seal the joint between sleeve and collar with sealing rope, or use heat-resistant sealant for a tighter seal. Top flue connection Slide the flue base over the collar. Make sure that the seal round the collar is not dislodged. If further sealing material is required, heat-resistant sealant may be used. When connecting to a top flue it is important to fit the hot air vent in place before connecting the chimney flue. 4
No. 7 CHROME VANADIUM No. 7 CHROME VANADIUM Assembling the surround Contura 5/550/550A GB 5/550/550A x 3 Lay the stove body on its back on the pallet. Secure the base-plate with four socket-head (female) screws. Fit them from the inside of the base-frame into the fixing lugs on the base-plate. Do not tighten the screws until the stove is standing upright on a level surface. Loosen the two screws on the rear of the base-frame by turning them three revolutions anticlockwise. Then hook the rear panel into place. Secure the rear panel by inserting two hexagon screws at the top and tightening them just 2 or 3 revolutions. When assembling the 550, clean the glass carefully before fitting the side panels. Tighten the two screws that hold the bottom of the rear panel in place. To make it easier to fit the side panels, do not tighten the two top screws holding the rear panel until the side panels are in place. Hold the side panel approximately 20 mm above the base-plate and angle the front edge of the side panel inwards and around the edge of the base-frame. Hook the side panel into place on the rear panel. Hold the side panel in place, and press it down over the pin that sticks up from the base-plate. 5
5/550/550A 1 2 VANADIUM No. 7 CHROME 1. Secure the side panel in place with a sockethead screw on the top edge at the front. 2. Tighten the other screws on the rear panel. Fitting the stove top Lay the soapstone stove top (or alternatively a slatted top or cast-iron top) carefully in place. Place the hot-air vent and covering cap on the soapstone stove top. Manufacturer s markings Fix the manufacturer s markings that give details of the serial number and safe installation distances on the heat reflector, as shown. Then fit the heat reflector, fire-box surround and grate disc. Before the stove is used, it must be inspected by an authorised chimney sweep or the relevant authority. Please read carefully through the separate Lighting and Maintenance Instructions for the Contura 500 series before lighting the stove for the first time. 6
CHROME No. 7 CHROME VANADIUM No. 7 CHROME VANADIUM Assembling the surround Contura 520T GB 520T x 3 Lay the stove body on its back on the pallet. Install the base plate with four Allen screws. Screw from the inside of the base frame into the base plate mounting lugs. Tighten the screws when the stove has been raised and is standing on a flat surface. Slacken off the two rear screws for the base frame by three revolutions and hook the rear panel into place. Secure the rear panel with two hexagon screws at the upper edge, only screw these in 2-3 turns. Tighten the two lower screws for the rear panel. Slacken off the two upper screws on the front. Lay the top frame on the top of the stove body, hooking it in place in the upper screws for the rear panel. Do not tighten the screws until the soapstone sides are in position. 7
520T Installing the soapstone Position the stove body on the hearth plate and check the installation distances. Connection to the chimney from the rear of the stove body is carried out prior to installing the soapstone. When connecting the chimney to the top of the stove body the soapstone surround must be installed first. Remember to install the hot air vent before the top connection is made. Lift the soapstone top and sides from the packaging. Handle soapstone with care, the edges are susceptible to damage. Place the sides on polystyrene on a firm base. Screw a concrete screw into one end of each soapstone side, see the figure below. Tighten the screws and then slacken them off so that there are approximately 5 mm between the screw head and the soapstone. 5 mm 8
520T Apply six small blobs of silicone on each side of the base plate. Carefully position the soapstone sides. Start with the front stone which is slightly smaller than the rear stone. The bottom edge of the soapstone sides must be 3 mm outside the base plate. Check that the soapstone is correctly aligned at the rear and the front. Hook the pre-installed screws into the top frame. Do not tighten the screws until all the soapstone sides are in position. 3 mm When all the soapstone sides are in position, the six screws for the top frame can be tightened. Also tighten the front screws on the top frame. 9
520T Apply some small blobs of silicone on the upper side of the soapstone sides and place the top stone on top. Position the hot air vent and the cover on the soapstone top. Attach the manufacturer s markings that give details of the serial number and safe installation distances to the heat reflector, as illustrated. Finish by installing the heat deflector, the hearth surround and the grate disc Before the stove is used, it must be inspected by an authorised chimney sweep. Read the Instructions for lighting and maintenance for the Contura 500 series before lighting the fire for the first time. 1
No. 7 CHROME VANADIUM No. 7 CHROME VANADIUM Assembling the surround Contura 560T GB 560T x 3 Lay the stove body on its back on the pallet. Secure the base-plate with four socket-head (female) screws. Fit them from the inside of the base-frame into the fixing lugs on the base-plate. Do not tighten the screws until the stove is standing upright on a level surface. Loosen the two screws on the rear of the base-frame by turning them three revolutions anticlockwise. Then hook the rear panel into place. Secure the rear panel by inserting two hexagon screws at the top and tightening them just 2 or 3 revolutions. Tighten the two screws that hold the bottom of the rear panel in place. Clean the glass panels carefully before fitting the side panels. Hold the side panel approximately 20 mm above the base-plate and angle the front edge of the side panel inwards and around the edge of the leg. Hold the side panel in place, and press it down over the pins that stick up from the base-plate. Secure the side panel in place with a socket-head screw on the top edge at the front. 111
560T Lay the top frame on the top of the stove body, hooking it in place over the screws at the top of the rear panel. Do not tighten the screws until the soapstone sides are in place. Fitting the soapstone Stand the stove on the floor plate and check the safe installation distances. If the stove has a rear flue, connect the stove to the chimney before fitting the soapstone surround. If, on the other hand, the stove has a top flue, fit the soapstone surround first. Remember to fit the hot-air vent before connecting the stove to a top flue. Unpack the soapstone top and side sections. Always handle soapstone with care, especially the edges, which are very sensitive to impact. Lay the soapston e sides on expanded polystyrene on a flat surface. Lay them end to end in two s, with the outside facing down. Squeeze three small blobs of silicone onto the end of one of the two soapstone sections. Press them together while they are lying horizontal on the floor. 112
560T Squeeze twelve small blobs of silicone onto the connecting plate. Screw the plate into place over the joint in the two soapstone sections. Insert a screw into the top end of the soapstone side section and turn the screw two revolutions only. Squeeze six small blobs of silicone onto the flange on each side of the base-plate. Lift the soapstone side section carefully into place. Support the joint with one hand to minimise the stress on the connecting plate. At the base of the stove, the soapstone sides must project approx. 3 mm outside the external edge of the base-plate. Check to make sure that the soapstones fit well at the back and front of the stove. Hook the factory-fitted screw into place on the top frame. Do not tighten the screw until all the soapstone side sections have been fitted. 113
560T When all the soapstone side sections have been fitte d, tighten the six screws in the top frame. Adjust the screws on the top of the metal side panels so that they are level with the soapstone side sections. Squeeze a few blobs of silicone onto the top edge of the soapstone side sections and lay the soapstone top in place. Lay the hot-air vent and covering cap in place on the soapstone top. Fix the manufacturer s markings that give details of the serial number and safe installation distances on the heat reflector, as shown. Then fit the heat reflecto r, fire-box surround and grate disc. Before the stove is used, it must be inspected by an authorised chimney sweep or the relevant authority. Please read carefully through the separate Lighting and Maintenance Instructions for the Contura 500 serie s before lighting the stove for the first time. 114
No. 7 CHROME VANADIUM No. 7 CHROME VANADIUM Assembling the surround Contura 560K GB 560K x 3 Lay the stove body on its back on the pallet. Secure the base-plate with four socket-head (female) screws. Fit them from the inside of the base-frame into the fixing lugs on the base-plate. Do not tighten the screws until the stove is standing upright on a level surface. Loosen the two screws on the rear of the base-frame by turning them three revolutions anticlockwise. Then hook the rear panel into place. Secure the rear panel by inserting two hexagon screws at the top and tightening them just 2 or 3 revolutions. Tighten the two screws that hold the bottom of the rear panel in place. Clean the glass panels carefully before fitting the side panels. Hold the side panel approximately 20 mm above the base-plate and angle the front edge of the side panel inwards and around the edge of the leg. Hold the side panel in place, and press it down over the pins that stick up from the base-plate. Secure the side panel in place with a socket-head screw on the top edge at the front. 115
560K Lay the top frame on the top of the stove body, hooking it in place over the screws at the top of the rear panel. Do not tighten the screws until the tiled sides are in place. Fitting the tiles Stand the stove on the floor plate and check the safe installation distances. If the stove has a rear flue, connect the stove to the chimney before fitting the tiled surround. If, on the other hand, the stove has a top flue, fit the tiled surround first. Remember to fit the hot-air vent before connecting the stove to a top flue. Unpack the tiled top and side sections. Always handle tiles with care. Lay the side sections on a flat surface. Lay them end to end in three s, with the outside facing down. Squeeze three small blobs of silicone into each join between the tiles. Apply a little silicone around each threaded hole in the back of the tiles. 116
560K Lay the steel profile in place and fit the screws loosely. Adjust the gap between the tiles until the overall length of the tiled side section measures 968 mm. Screw the steel profile into place in the threaded holes in the back of the tiles. Seal the insides of the joints between the tiles with a bead of silicone. Squeeze three small blobs of silicone onto the flange on each side of the metal base-plate. Lift the tiled side sections carefully into place, making sure that they project approx. 3 mm outside the external edge of the metal plate at the base of the stove. Check to make sure that the tiles fit well at the back and front of the stove. Hook the top frame into place on the steel profile. 117
25-30 mm GB 560K 45 45 Secure the top frame by bending the metal lugs. When both tiled side sections have been fitted, tighten the two screws on the top frame. Adjust the screws by loosening them so that they proje ct 25-30 mm above the edge of the side panel. Squeeze three small blobs of silicone onto the top edge of the tiled side sections and lay the tiled top in place. Lay the hot-air vent and covering cap in place on the tiled top. Fix the manufacturer s markings that give details of the serial number and safe installation distances on the heat reflector, as shown. Then fit the heat reflector, fire-box surround and grate disc. Before the stove is used, it must be inspected by an authorised chimney sweep or the relevant authority. Please read carefully through the separate Lighting and Maintenance Instructions for the Contura 500 series before lighting the stove for the first time. 118
No. 7 CHROME VANADIUM No. 7 CHROME VANADIUM Assembling the surround Contura 570 GB 570 x 3 Lay the stove body on its back on the pallet. Secure the base-plate with four socket-head (female) screws. Fit them from the inside of the base-frame into the fixing lugs on the base-plate. Do not tighten the screws until the stove is standing upright on a level surface. Loosen the two screws on the rear of the base-frame by turning them three revolutions anticlockwise. Then hook the rear panel into place. Secure the rear panel by inserting two hexagon screws at the top and tightening them just 2 or 3 revolutions. Tighten the two screws that hold the bottom of the rear panel in place. 119
570 Clean the glass carefully before fitting the side panels. To make it easier to fit the side panels, do not tighten the two top screws holding the rear panel until the side panels are in place. Slide the bottom edge of the retaining bracket for the glass under the screen, and then ease the bracket up so that the top edge also fits under the screen. Hook the bracket into place over the lugs on the screen. Hold the clean glass in place and fold over the metal lugs to hold the glass in place at the top and bottom. 120
570 Hold the glass profile 20 mm above the base-plate so that it encloses the front edge of the base-frame. Press the profile into against the base-plate so that the lug fits over the pin that sticks up. Secure the profile with two socket-head screws. Slide the glass side section into place in the groove on the profiles. The packing must be on the inside of the glass. Lay the slatted top in place. Lay the hot-air vent and covering cap on top of the slatted top. Place the crescent-shaped piece of glass over the slatted top, with the coloured side facing down. Fix the manufacturer s markings that give details of the serial number and safe installation distances on the heat reflector, as shown. Then fit the heat reflector, fire-box surround and grate disc. Before the stove is used, it must be inspected by an authorised chimney sweep or the relevant authority. Please read carefully through the separate Lighting and Maintenance Instructions for the Contura 500 series before lighting the stove for the first time. 121
580/585 Assembling the surround Contura 580/585 There is a removable panel at the rear of the pedestal base. This is used when installing an external air supply connection. To remove, unscrew the screws along the top edge of the panel. Manufacturer s markings Fix the manufacturer s markings that give details of the serial number and safe installation distances on the underside of the stove support on the pedestal base, as shown. 122
No. 7 CHROME VANADIUM GB 580/585 Lay the stove body on its back on the pallet so that the entire base-frame projects beyond the pallet. Remove the base-frame by unscrewing the four securing screws. Fit the pedestal base using the screws removed from the base-frame. Do not tighten the screws until the stove is standing upright on a level surface. x 3 Loosen the two screws at the back of the pedestal by turning them anticlockwise through three revolutions. Then hook the rear panel into place. Secure the rear panel by inserting two screws at the top and turning them 2 3 revolutions. 123
GB 580/585 Hook the side panel over the rear panel and ease the front edge into place against the stove body. 1 2 VANADIUM No. 7 CHROME Clean the glass panels carefully before fitting the side panels. 1 To make it easier to fit the side panels, do not tighten the two top screws holding the rear panel until the side panels are in place. 1. Secure the front of the side panel with one screw at the top and one at the bottom. 2. Tighten the four screws holding the rear panel. Fitting the stove top Lay the soapstone stove top (or alternatively a slatted top or cast-iron top) carefully in place. Place the hot-air vent and covering cap on the soapstone stove top. Before the stove is used, it must be inspected by an authorised chimney sweep or the relevant authority. Please read carefully through the separate Lighting and Maintenance Instructions for the Contura 500 series before lighting the stove for the first time. 124
When fitting a plinth, the punched metal section in the rear panel must be removed to allow a supply of convection air to the stove. Fitting a plinth Loosen the front socket-head screw holding the base-plate. Fit the clip-on bracket using two socket-head screws per bracket. Press the folded edges of the plinth into place in the clip-on bracket. 125
When fitting a plinth drawer, the punched metal section in the rear panel must be removed to allow a supply of convection air to the stove. Fitting a plinth drawer x 3 Loosen the front socket-head screw by turning into through three revolutions. Lay the drawer slide in place on the base-plate. Hook the drawer slide over the front screws. Then fix it with two socket-head screws at the rear and tighten the two screws at the front. Fit the plinth drawer on the drawer slide using four socket-head screws. Adjust the drawer to make sure it is centred under the stove. Then tighten the screws. 126
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