EdilKamin Tally, Tally UP, Tally UP S, Tally F, Tally S Installation, Use And Maintenance Handbook

WOOD stOve
TALLY - TALLY UP
TALLY S - TALLY UP S
TALLY F
UK Installation, use and maintenance
CONTENTS
Introduction 3
Safety information 4
Dimensions 5
Technical data 10
Optionals 11
Packaging 12
Installation of components and claddings
ducting kit (optional) 15
wood drawer (optional) 16
Tally and Tally Up steel cladding 18
Tally and Tally Up stone cladding 22
food warmer kit for Tally F 26
S kit and storage for Tally S 28
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Tally S, F and UP S steel cladding 30
Tally S, F and UP S stone cladding 34
orientation of combustion gas outlet 38
Installation 39
Instructions for use 41
Adjusting the self-closing door 43
Maintenance 44
In the event of any problems 45
Declares under its own responsability as follows: The below listed wood burning stoves comply with EU Regulation 305/2011 and the harmonized European Standard EN 13240:2001 + A2:2004 + AC:2006 + AC:2007
WOOD STOVES, trademark EDILKAMIN, called TALLY / TALLY S / TALLY F/ TALLY UP /TALLY UP S
Year of manufacture: Ref. Data nameplate Declaration of Performance (DoP EK n° 133): Ref. Data nameplate
The liability of Edilkamin is limited to the product supply only.
Dear Sir/Madam
Congratulations and thank you for choosing our product.
Please read this document carefully before you use this
product in order to obtain the best performance in complete
safety.
This manual is an integral part of the product, therefore we
ask you to keep it for the entire duration of the life cycle of
the product.
If lost, ask the retailer for a copy or download it from the
download area on the website www.edilkamin.com.
- After having unpacked the stove, ensure that its contents
are complete and intact.
In case of anomalies please contact the dealer where you
purchased the product immediately.
You will need to present a copy of the warranty booklet and
valid proof of purchase.
All local and national laws and European Standards must be
met for installation and use of the appliance. For installation
and any other further information not expressly outlined, refer
to the local laws in place for each country.
The product is clearly identified by a seven-digit number, the
“quality control label”.
Keep:
• the guarantee certificate found with the productthe
• the fiscal receipt issued by the retailer
• the Declaration of Conformity issued by the installation
technician.
ONLY FOR U.K.
Under the Clean Air Act local authorities may declare the
whole or part of the district of the authority to be a smoke
control area. It is an offence to emit smoke from a chimney
of a building, from a furnace or from any fixed boiler if loca-
ted in a designated smoke control area. It is also an offence
to acquire an “unauthorised fuel” for use within a smoke
control area unless it is used in an “exempt” appliance
(“exempted” from the controls which generally apply in the
smoke control area).
In England appliances are exempted by publication on a list
by the Secretary of State in accordance with changes made
to sections 20 and 21 of the Clean Air Act 1993 by section
15 of the Deregulation Act 2015. Similarly in Scotland ap-
pliances are exempted by publication on a list by Scottish
Ministers under section 50 of the Regulatory Reform (Scot-
land) Act 2014.
In Wales and Northern Ireland these are authorised by regu-
lations made by Welsh Ministers and by the Department of
the Environment respectively.
Further information on the requirements of the Clean Air Act
can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/smoke-control-area-
rules
Your local authority is responsible for implementing the
Clean Air Act 1993 including designation and supervision of
smoke control areas and you can contact them for details
of Clean Air Act requirements”
The Tally, Tally S, Tally F and Tally UP stoves in steel and
soapstone have been recommended as suitable for use in
smoke control areas when burning wood logs
TALLY UP is Tally with round glass.
For UK the product is supplied with a block for air combustion.
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All these documents will be requested by the retailer or the
Support Centre in the event of requests for information,
maintenance or otherwise.
The content of this manual is the property of Edilkamin.
No part must be reproduced or changed without the
authorisation of Edilkamin.
All images are for illustration purposes only; actual products
may vary.
SYMBOLS
Some parts of the manual use the following symbols:
CAUTION:
Read carefully the message to which this refers, as failure to do so may result in serious damage to the product and may endanger the safety of people using it.
INFORMATION:
Failure to follow these instructions could compromise correct product use.
SAFETY INFORMATION
• Incorrect installations or improper maintenance causes safety risks,for which Edilkamin cannot be held liable.
• The stove was not designed for use by people, in­cluding children, whose physical, sensory or men­tal capacities are reduced.
• The stove was not designed for cooking.
• The stove was designed to burn dry wood in the
quantities and methods described in this manual
• The stove was designed for internal use and in premises with normal humidity
• For the legal and standard guarantee, refer to the Certificate of Guarantee found with the stove
• The stove must be installed in premises where the­re is no danger of fire.
• In the event of fire, call the competent authorities
• Do not extinguish the fire with water jets
• The stove must be kept in dry places and not ex-
posed to bad weather.
The safety risks can be caused, among other things, by:
• contact with the fire and hot parts (e.g. glass and piping). DO NOT TOUCH HOT PARTS and, with
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the stove off but hot, always use the glove sup-
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plied. Otherwise you risk getting burnt
• use of unsuitable products for lighting (e.g. al­cohol). DO NOT LIGHT OR RE-LIGHT THE FLA­ME WITH LIQUID SPRAY PRODUCTS OR FLA­METHROWERS. You risk getting seriously burned and causing damage to property and people.
• use of fuel other than dry wood. DO NOT BURN RUBBISH, PLASTIC OR ANYTHING OTHER THAN DRY WOOD IN THE FIREPLACE. You risk dirtying the product, fires in the chimney flue and causing damage to the environment.
• use of fuel different from the recommended fuel. DO NOT OVERLOAD THE FIREPLACE. There is a risk of deformation with risks for people in the event of attempted
• fixing up and irreversible changes to the colour of the paint on the metal parts. Edilkamin or the retai-
ler cannot be held liable.
• cleaning the hot fireplace. DO NOT EXTRACT HOT. You risk compromising the extractor and, possibly, smoke in the environment
• cleaning of the smoke channel with various sub­stances. DO NOT CLEAN WITH FLAMMABLE PRODUCTS. There is a risk of fires, back draft.
• cleaning of the hot glass with unsuitable products. DO NOT CLEAN THE HOT GLASS WITH WATER OR SUBSTANCES OTHER THAN GLASS CLEA­NERS RECOMMENDED OR DRY CLOTHES. The­re is a risk of cracks in the glass as well as perma­nent, irreversible damage to the glass
• deposit of inflammable materials under the safety distance indicated on this manual. DO NOT REST LINEN ON THE STOVE DO NOT POSITION THE CLOTHES HORSE AT DISTANCES UNDER THO­SE CONSIDERED SAFE. Keep any form of inflam­mable liquid far from the appliance in use. There is a risk of fire.
• blocked opening of the air vents in the premises or air input. DO NOT BLOCK THE AIR VENT OPE­NINGS OR BLOCK THE CHIMNEY FLUE. There is a risk of a back draft in the room which could da­mage property and people.
• use of the stove as a support or ladder (DO NOT CLIMB ON THE PRODUCT OR USE IT AS A SUP­PORT). You risk damaging property and people.
• use of the stove with the fireplace open. DO NOT USE THE STOVE WITH THE DOOR OPEN. For greater protection of the stove, there is a spring that allows the product to close automatically.
• addition of fuel and door opening approaching the fire with flammable and loose clothing. Do NOT open the door or approach the glass with flam­mable, wide clothing whose ends could catch fire
• open the door with incandescent material exiting. Do NOT throw incandescent material out of the stove. You risk a fire
Lastly, you are advised to take all normal precautions in relation to home heatingIf in doubt, do not act on your own initiative, but contact the retailer or installa­tion technician.
DIMENSIONS
38
38
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 8 cm aria combustione
116,5
44
i
Ø 50
110
Ø 10 cm uscita aria calda
31
44
38
131
pietra ollare
TALLY
- fireplace inner dimensions cm 29 (L) x 23 (P) x 38.5 (H)
Smoke outlet
Ø 15 cm
Ø 15 cm
uscita fumi
acciaio
steel
pietra ollare
soapstone
128
131
116,5
110
101
Ø 10 cm
Ø 10 cm
takes warm air for
uscita aria calda
ducting *
Combustion air
Ø 8 cm aria
Ø 10 cm
31
44
44
combustione
Ø 50
* use the specific kit (the assembly instructions are in the kit inside)
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Smoke outlet
Ø 15 cm
Ø 15 cm
uscita fum
Ø 50
38
DIMENSIONS
161
44
110
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 10 cm aria combustione
Ø 10 cm uscita aria calda
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 8 cm aria combustione
116,5
44
i
Ø 50
110
Ø 10 cm uscita aria calda
31
44
38
131
pietra ollare
161
44
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 50
110
Ø 50
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 10 cm aria combustione
Ø 10 cm uscita aria calda
31
176
179
acciaio
pietra ollare
TALLY S
- fireplace inner dimensions cm 29 (L) x 23 (P) x 38.5 (H)
Smoke outlet
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 15 cm
Ø 10 cm
Ø 10 cm uscita aria
takes warm air for
calda
steel
acciaio
pietra ollare
soapstone
161
176
179
ducting *
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31
Ø 50
110
101
Combustion air
Ø 10 cm aria combustione
Ø 10 cm
44
* use the specific kit (the assembly instructions are in the kit inside)
Smoke outlet
Ø 15 cm
Ø 15 cm
uscita fum
Ø 50
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DIMENSIONS
161
44
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 10 cm aria combustione
110
Ø 10 cm uscita aria calda
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 8 cm aria combustione
116,5
44
i
Ø 50
110
Ø 10 cm uscita aria calda
31
44
38
131
pietra ollare
161
44
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 10 cm aria combustione
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 50
110
Ø 50
Ø 10 cm uscita aria calda
31
176
179
acciaio
pietra ollare
TALLY F
- fireplace inner dimensions cm 29 (L) x 23 (P) x 38.5 (H)
- food warmer dimensions cm 25 (L) x 31 (P) x 28 (H)
Not used
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 10 cm
Ø 10 cm
takes warm air for
uscita aria calda
ducting *
161
110
44
Combustion air
Ø 10 cm aria
Ø 10 cm
combustione
* use the specific kit (the assembly instructions are in the kit inside)
Smoke outlet
Ø 15 cm
Ø 15 cm
uscita fum
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steel
acciaio
176
pietra ollare
soapstone
179
101
31
Ø 50
Ø 50
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DIMENSIONS
116,5
128
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 10 cm aria
116,5
uscita fumi
Ø 50
110
Ø 10 cm uscita aria calda
131
acciaio
pietra ollare
TALLY UP
- fireplace inner dimensions cm 29 (L) x 23 (P) x 38.5 (H)
acciaio
pietra ollare
Smoke outlet
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 15 cm
Ø 10 cm
Ø 10 cm uscita aria
takes warm air for
calda
ducting *
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128
131
110
101
Ø 10 cm aria
Combustion air
combustione
44
44
Ø 10 cm
Ø 50
* use the specific kit (the assembly instructions are in the kit inside)
Smoke outlet
Ø 15 cm
Ø 15 cm
Ø 50
DIMENSIONS
161
44
110
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 10 cm aria combustione
Ø 10 cm uscita aria calda
161
44
uscita fumi
Ø 50
110
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 10 cm aria combustione
Ø 10 cm uscita aria calda
176
179
acciaio
pietra ollare
161
44
110
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 10 cm aria combustione
Ø 10 cm uscita aria calda
TALLY UP S
- fireplace inner dimensions cm 29 (L) x 23 (P) x 38.5 (H)
acciaio
pietra ollare
176
179
161
Smoke outlet
Ø 15 cm uscita fumi
Ø 15 cm
Ø 10 cm
Ø 10 cm uscita aria
takes warm air for
calda
ducting *
101
Ø 50
110
44
Combustion air
Ø 10 cm aria
Ø 10 cm
combustione
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* use the specific kit (the assembly instructions are in the kit inside)
Smoke outlet
Ø 15 cm
Ø 15 cm
Ø 50
TECHNICAL DATA
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS according to EN 13240
The given data are indicative and taken during the certification stage at a notified Body under regulation conditions
Nominal power
Power output 6
Yield 85,6
Emissions CO 13% O
2
0,095
Fume temperature 160
Minimum draught 12
Fuel consumption 1,5
Heatable volume * 155
Smoke outlet pipe diameter (male) 150
Air intake pipe diameter (male) 100
Weight including packaging
Weight including packaging
(Tally - Tally/S - Tally/F) steel 150/200/200 soapstone 220/300/300
(Tally UP - Tally UP S) steel 150/200 soapstone 220/300
Refractory storage Kit (OPTIONAL) 40 kg
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kW
%
%
°C
Pa
kg/h
m
mm
mm
kg
kg
3
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* The heating volume is calculated with the heat request of 33 Kcal/m³ hour
TECHNICAL DATA FOR THE DIMENSIONING OF THE FLUE
Nominal power
Power output 6 kW
Temperature of fumes on exit from the discharge pipe
192 °C
Minimum draught 5 Pa
Fume flow capacity 6 g/s
EDILKAMIN s.p.a. reserves the right to change the products at its discretion without notice.
OPTIONAL
OPTIONALS AVAILABLE FOR EACH MODEL
Optional Use Stove
Wood drawer storing wood Tally
Tally S Tally F Tally UP have wood drawer
Storage kit in refractory material
Air Diffuser Kit ducting with hot air fan Tally
Connection Kit for the Air Diffuser Kit ducting
Automatic ignition kit to light the wood automatically Tally
maintaining heat for as long as possible Tally S
Tally UP S
Tally UP Tally S Tally S UP Tally F
to connect the ducting pipes to the rear of the stove. In combination with the Air Diffuser Kit.
Tally Tally UP Tally S Tally S UP Tally F
Tally UP Tally S Tally S UP Tally F
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PACKAGING
PACKAGING
Model Version Figure No. of
packs
TALLY TALLY UP
TALLY TALLY UP
TALLY S TALLY UP S
TALLY S TALLY UP S
TALLY F STEEL: Fig. 5 4 • Structure (1)
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TALLY F POTSTONE Fig. 6 4 • Structure (1)
STEEL: Fig. 1 3 • Structure (1)
POTSTONE Fig. 2 3 • Structure (1)
STEEL: Fig. 3 4 • Structure (1)
POTSTONE Fig. 4 4 • Structure (1)
Components in packs
• Side panels, rear protection casing, top front panel
• Top (3)
• Rear protective casing (2)
• Series of stones (3)
• Side panels, rear protection casing, top front panel
• Top (3)
• S Kit, top part (4). The storage rings are optionals.
• Rear protective casing (2)
• Series of Stones (3)
• S Kit, top part (4). The storage rings are optionals.
• Side panels and rear protection casing and (only with
• Top (3)
• Food Warmer Kit
• Rear protective casing (2)
• Series of Stones (3)
• Food Warmer Kit (4)
and (only with Tally UP) bottom front panel for the drawer (2)
and (only with Tally UP) bottom front panel for the drawer (2)
TALLY UP) bottom front panel (2)
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TALLY e TALLY UP steel (fig. 1)
3
1
TALLY e TALLY UP stone (fig. 2)
TALLY S e TALLY UP S stone(fig. 4)
4
2
2
1
Prepared for accumulation OPTIONAL
3
TALLY F steel (fig. 5)
3
1
3
TALLY S e TALLY UP S steel (fig. 3)
4
3
2
2
2
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13
4
TALLY F stone(fig. 6)
2
1
Prepared for accumulation OPTIONAL
3
1
4
PACKAGING
PREPARATION AND UNPACKING
The materials composing the packaging are not toxic or harmful, therefore no particular disposal processes are required. Storage, disposal and any recycling is the responsibility of the end user in compliance with the laws in force on the matter.
TO REMOVE THE PRODUCT FROM THE PALLET:
- remove the fastening screws on the pallet on both sides of the stove
- remove the stove from the pallet and pay particular atten­tion so the door and the glass are protected from mechani­cal knocks that could damage them.
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You are recommended to make each movement in a vertical position with suitable devices, paying attention to the safety standards in force. Do not overturn the packaging and be cautious when assembling parts.
The packaging includes a useful inspection hatch to check the status of the product.
On receipt, check and immediately notify the retailer of any anomalies.
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AIR DUCTING KIT
AIR DUCTING KIT (optional)
The stove is equipped for connecting the Air Diffuser Kit, which allows warm air to be ducted to another room using a fan.
To connect the Air Diffuser Kit (instructions with the kit), you first need to mount the kit with the bracket (A) and the flange (B) in order to fit the ducting pipe.
Fasten the bracket and the flange of the kit to the back of the rear protective casing.
B
A
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OPTIONAL WOOD DRAWER
The pack for the optional drawer contains:
• 1 fitted drawer (A)
• 1 top cover (B);
• 4 self-tapping screws
WOODEN DRAWER KIT
B
A
FITTING THE OPTIONAL DRAWER
In order to fit the drawer, you need to prepare the structure and then install the optional accessory
Preparing the structure:
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remove the wood box by unscrewing the three screws (one per side and one at the back). The wood box is
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replaced by the drawer.
Unscrew the CE marking plate from the wood box and then fit it onto the drawer so that the sign remains with the product
Once the wood box has been removed, the stove appears as in the adjacent picture
1 per side
FITTING THE OPTIONAL DRAWER
WOODEN DRAWER KIT
Preparing the optional drawer:
• slide the rails off
• insert the drawer into the prepared structure and
screw the rails onto the structure (2 screws per side)
Optional drawer (A)
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CLADDING
FITTING THE TALLY AND TALLY UP STEEL CLADDING
The cladding is in two packs. One contains:
• 1 rear protective casing (1)
• 2 side panels (2) and 1 front panel for the drawer, on the Tally UP model
• 1 hardware bag with:
- 10 self-tapping screws for the side panels and rear protective casing (and 4 additional screws for the UP version)
- 6 M 4x9 grub screws: 4 to be fixed to the sides of the base for the side panels; 2 for the top
- 2 M 5 grub screws (normally not used)
- 2 M 5 nuts and 1 dome bolt to make the door self-closing (see specific paragraph)
The other pack contains:
- 1 top (3)
- 1 top closure cap if the outlet is at the rear (4)
1
2
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SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS FOR FITTING THE CLADDING (description in the gures below)
4
3
1. Loosen the two screws on the bracket fixed to the structure so as to be able to adjust the rear protective casing;
2. insert the rear protective casing
1.
2.
1
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3a. fasten it with 2 screws on the top part
3b. fasten it with 4 screws (2 per side) on the bottom part, on the bracket referred to in point 1. Tighten the screws that had previously been loosened under point
1.
4. screw the M 4x9 grub screws to the base (two per side), onto which the side panels will be inserted
3a.
3b.
Grani
4.
5. fit the side panels (2) and fasten them (on all sides) with 2 screws on the top part. Make sure that you insert them at the bottom onto the previously-attached grub screws
Insert the side panels with the profile facing forwards.
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5.
2
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6. prepare the top by screwing two M 4x9 grub screws underneath.
7. then position the top, on top, centring the grub screws in the holes on the U-shaped plate, which can be adjusted if necessary with screw A.
6.
7.
vite A
screw A
3
U-shaped plate
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CLADDING
ONLY FOR TALLY UP
In addition to what is mentioned in the previous pages for the Steel Tally Base, the Tally UP has a wood drawer with a steel front that needs fitting.
A
B
FITTING THE DRAWER CLADDING
• unscrew handle A from the drawer (figure below)
• insert the front panel in steel B
• screw on the front panel B using four screws (two
per side)
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CLADDING
FITTING THE TALLY AND TALLY UP STONE CLADDING
The cladding is in two packs. The protective casing pack contains:
• 1 rear protective casing (1)
• 1 hardware bag with:
- 2 M 5 nuts and 1 dome bolt to make the door self-closing (see specific paragraph)
- 6 self-tapping screws to fasten the protective casing The stone piece pack contains:
• 4 elements in stone: four are 48 cm long (2a) and two 78 cm long (2b), and, only for the UP version, another two stone elements (38 cm long) for the drawer
• 1 top (3)
• 1 top closure cap if the outlet is at the rear (4)
• 6 lateral stone brackets (5)
• 2 stone block brackets (6)
• 1 hardware bag with:
- 16 screws in total: 12 for fastening the brackets (2 per bracket) and 4 for fastening the stone block brackets (2 per
bracket)
- 16 (spacer) pins to be screwed onto the stone pieces (4 for each stone piece)
- 2 pins to be placed under the top
- 8 M 6x8 screws for the UP version
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4
3
1
2a
2b
CLADDING
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS FOR FITTING THE CLADDING (description in the gures below)
1. loosen the screws on the bracket fixed to the structure so as to be able to adjust the protective casing;
2. insert the rear protective casing
3. fasten it with 2 screws on the top part and with 4 screws (2 per side) on the bottom part
3.
1.
2.
1
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4. Prepare the side elements in stone (2a and 2b), by screwing the pins into the threaded inserts on the stone.
Tighten or loosen the pins as required to improve the alignment of the stones. In case use the thickness too.
4.
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5. fasten the metal brackets (5 - three per side) with
the self-tapping screws in line with the holes on the structure.
6. starting at the bottom, insert the side panels onto
the metal brackets (5).
7. block the side panels using the Z-shaped bracket
(6).
Z-shaped bracket (6)
5.
6.
7.
6
5
2b
5
2a
lateral stone bracket (5)
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8. Position the top, on top, centring the locator pins in
the holes on the U-shaped plate.
fixed to the structure
CLADDING
ONLY FOR TALLY UP IN STONE
In addition to what is mentioned in the previous pages for the Tally Base, the Tally UP has a wood drawer including a front with stone pieces that need to be fitted and screwed on.
A
B
FITTING THE DRAWER CLADDING
• unscrew the handle (A) from the drawer. See figure below;
• unscrew the bottom front wall (B);
• fasten the stones (C) by screwing them on from
the back
C
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B
FOOD WARMER KIT
FITTING THE TALLY F FOOD WARMER KIT
(to be done by the installation technician)
The food warmer kit pack contains:
• food warmer system
• internal elements of the food warmer (fixed tray to be fitted onto the stove after installation and the removable
tray)
• hardware:
- 10 self-tapping screws;
- 4 thread-forming screws;
- gasket To remove it from the pallet open the door and undo the screws (V) used to fix the food warmer kit to the pallet.
V
x n° 4
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SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS FOR FITTING THE FOOD WARMER KIT (description in the gures below)
1. remove the U-shaped plate and the combustion gas
collar.
1.
U-shaped plate
combustion gas collar
FOOD WARMER KIT
2. dismantle the top front panel of the structure, by unscrewing the side screws
3. also with the food warmer kit on the floor, loosen the screws of the front plate and the two rear brackets so as to allow the four central screws to be positioned correctly later
2.
3.
If presente,check the condition of the adhesive gasket under the food warmer. If required, apply a new one. IF NOT PRESENT APPLY A NEW ONE
4. place the food warmer kit on the structure. Open the door, tighten the four internal thread-forming screws (without over-tightening) to block it with the structure, the two front self-tapping screws (Figure 4a) and the screws on the rear brackets. Then tighten the screws further, starting with the rear ones and re-tighten the previously-loosened screws.
4a.
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4.
internal thread­forming screws x 4
bracket screws, one per side
5. re-position the U-shaped plate and the combustion gas collar on top of the food warmer kit and re-position the top front panel of the structure, removed in points 1 and 2, and screw the fixed tray inside the food warmer.
KIT S
ASSEMBLING THE TALLY S (STORAGE) S KIT (to be done by the installation technician)
THE RINGS IN REFRACTORY MATERIAL (3) ARE OPTIONAL
The S Kit pack contains:
• 3 containment walls of the S Kit (1)
• 2 L-shaped brackets for fixing the protective casing (2)
• 18 self-tapping screws to screw the containment walls of the S Kit
2
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1
(3) Rings OPTIONAL
KIT S
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS FOR ASSEMBLING THE STORAGE KIT (description in the gures below)
1. remove the U-shaped plate from the structure
2. join together the side containment walls of the S Kit (1) and screw them onto the structure. Fix the front section last of all (mounting the cladding), because the potstone front piece is screwed onto this.
3. install the two L-shaped brackets (2) for fixing the rear protective casing.
1.
U-shaped plate
2.
3.
2
4.
1
*
*
3
1
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4. IF PURCHASED AS AN OPTIONAL, fit the stone discs of the storage unit (3) inserting them one on top of the other
In case of exit rear, dontt use the two
upper discs*
5. re-position the previously-removed U-shaped plate onto the storage kit.
6. then fit the rear protective casing and proceed with fitting the cladding in steel or potstone (at which time the front panel of the S Kit will also be fitted)
5.
6.
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2
CLADDING
FITTING THE TALLY F, TALLY S AND TALLY UP S STEEL CLADDING
The cladding is in two packs. One contains:
• 1 rear protective casing (1)
• 2 side panels (2)
• 1 top front panel (3) and, for the Tally UP S model, the front panel for the drawer
• 1 bag of hardware with:
- 22 self-tapping screws in total: for the side panels (4 = 2 per side), for the rear protective casing (10 = 2 for the top
and 4 per side on the brackets), 4 for the top front panel and 4 for the U-shaped plate and 4 additional screws for the UP version;
- 6 M 4x9 grub screws: 4 to be fixed to the sides of the base for the side panels; 2 for the top
- 2 M 5 grub screws (normally not used)
- 2 M 5 nuts and 1 dome bolt to make the door self-closing (see specific paragraph)
The other pack contains:
- 1 top (4)
- 1 closure cap (5) if the outlet is at the rear
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1
5
3
2
4
CLADDING
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS FOR FITTING THE CLADDING (description in the gures below)
1. Loosen the screws on the bracket fixed to the structure so as to be able to adjust the protective casing;
2. insert the rear protective casing
3a. fasten it with 2 screws on the top part
1.
3a.
2.
1
3b. fasten it with 4 screws (2 per side) on the top part on the bracket fitted with the S Kit
3c. fasten it with 4 screws (2 per side) on the bottom part of the bracket referred to in point 1.
4. screw the M 4x9 grub screws to the base (two per side), onto which the side panels will be inserted
3b.
3c.
4.
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grub screws
CLADDING
5. insert the front panel (3) from above and screw it on
6. fit the side panels (2) and fasten them with 2 screws on the top part. Make sure that you insert them at the bottom onto the previously-attached grub screws
5.
6.
top front panel food warmer version
3
top front panel stor­age unit version
3
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7. prepare with the grub screws and position the top as with the base version
Then position the top, on top, centring the grub
8. screws in the holes on the U-shaped plate. If required, any alignments can be made with the screw fastened to the U-shaped plate.
2
7.
Grub screws
CLADDING
ONLY FOR TALLY UP
In addition to what is mentioned in the previous pages for the Steel Tally Base, the Tally UP has a wood drawer with a steel front that needs fitting.
A
B
FITTING THE DRAWER CLADDING
• unscrew handle A from the drawer (figure below)
• insert the front panel in steel B
• screw on the front panel B using four screws (two
per side)
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CLADDING
FITTING THE TALLY F and S or TALLY UP S STONE CLADDING
The cladding is in two packs: The protective casing pack contains:
- 1 rear protective casing (1)
1 hardware bag with:
- 2 M 5 nuts and 1 dome bolt to make the door self-closing (see specific paragraph)
- 10 self-tapping screws to fasten the protective casing
The stone piece pack contains:
• 6 lateral elements in stone: four are 48 cm long (2a) and two 78 cm long (2b), and, only for the UP version, an-
other two stone elements (38 cm long) for the drawer
• 2 elements in stone for the front piece (2a)
• 1 top (3)
• 1 top closure cap (4) if the outlet is at the rear
• - 10 brackets for the lateral stone (5)
• 2 Z-shaped stone block brackets (6)
1 hardware bag with:
- 24 screws: 20 for fastening the brackets (2 per bracket) and 4 for fastening the stone block brackets (2 per bracket)
- 24 (spacer) pins to be screwed onto the stone pieces (4 for each stone piece)
- 2 pins to be placed under the top
- 8/4 M 6x8 screws (depending on if it is an S or F model) for the stones of the top front panel
- 8 M 6x8 screws for the UP version
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1
4
3
2a
2b
CLADDING
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS FOR FITTING THE CLADDING (description in the gures below)
1. Loosen the screws on the bracket fixed to the structure so as to be able to adjust the protective casing;
2. insert the rear protective casing
1.
2.
1
3a. fasten it with 2 screws on the top part
3b. fasten it with 4 screws (2 per side) on the top part on the bracket fitted with the S Kit
3c. fasten it with 4 screws (2 per side) on the bottom part of the bracket referred to in point 1.
3a.
3b.
3c.
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4. Prepare the side elements in stone (2a and 2b), by screwing the pins into the threaded inserts on the stone.
Tighten or loosen the pins as required to improve the alignment of the stones. n case use the thickness too.
4.
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5. fit the two parts of the top front panel in stone (the large one for the S version and small one for the F version) by screwing the stones to the front wall of the S Kit
After fitting, it may be necessary to re­position some stones in order to improve overall alignment.
6. fasten the metal brackets (5 - five per side) with the self-tapping screws in line with the holes on the structure.
7. starting at the bottom, insert the side panels onto the metal brackets (5).
8. block the side panels using the Z-shaped bracket (6).
5.
6.
7.
8.
(small) top front panel potstone version food warmer F
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Z-shaped bracket (6)
lateral stone bracket (5) fixed to the structure
walls of the S Kit
front panel in stone
6
5
5
5
5
5
9. Position the top, on top, centring the locator pins in
the holes on the U-shaped plate.
CLADDING
ONLY FOR TALLY UP IN POTSTONE
In addition to what is mentioned in the previous pages for the Tally Base, the Tally UP has a wood drawer including a front with stone pieces that need to be fitted and screwed on.
A
B
FITTING THE DRAWER CLADDING
• unscrew the handle (A) from the drawer. See figure below;
• unscrew the bottom front wall (B);
• fasten the stones (C) by screwing them on from
the back
C
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B
INSTALLATION
1
2
4
1
SMOKE OUTLET
The stove is prepared for connection of the smoke outlet tube from the top and back.
The stove is delivered configured for the smoke outlet pipe from the top.
For smoke outlet from the rear:
- remove the pre-cut diaphragm to the rear (1)
- unscrew the two screws from the smoke coupling collar on the top of the stove (2) and the two screws fastening the plug on the rear of the stove (3)
- invert the two parts (smoke coupling collar 2 and plug
3) and screw them back in, paying attention to the seal
- inside the stove packaging there is a metal cover supplied which should be used to close the smoke outlet hole on the top (4).
POSITIONING ON THE FLOOR
The stove is not fitted with feet. You can decide whether to add felt pads to ensure easier movement of the stove.
Place the stove on a perfectly-flat surface.
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In case of exit rear, dontt use the two
upper discs*
4
3
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INSTALLATION
INTRODUCTION ON INSTALLATION
Remember that:
• the stove must be installed by qualified staff who can issue a Declaration of Conformity
• all the local and national laws and the European Standards must be met for installation and use of the product.
• In the event of installation in apartment blocks, ask the administrator’s opinion beforehand.
The general instructions are provided below, taking the Italian standard UNI 10683 as an example and guideline.
Checking the suitability of the installation
premises
• The volume of the room must be over 15 m
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• Installation is not permitted in bedrooms, bathrooms or premises with other products that take in air for combustion of the same premises or in premises with an explosive atmosphere. Any extractor fans, if working in the same environment or space in which the product is installed, can cause draft problems.
• In Italy, check compatibility pursuant to UNI 10683 and UNI 7129 in the presence of gas products.
• The floor must be able to support the weight of the stove and the accessories.
Protection from heat and safe distances
All the surfaces of the building adjacent to the stove must be protected against heating.The insulation measurements to implement depend on the type of surface present.
Distance from flammable materials must be:
- 25 cm from the sides ;
- 20 cm from the back
CHIMNEY SYSTEM
(Smoke channel, chimney ue and chimney
stack)
This chapter is drafted according to the European Standards EN 13384, EN 1443, EN 1856, EN 1457. The installation technicians must take into consideration these and any other local standards. The manual should in no way be considered a replacement for the laws in force.
The stove must be connected to a suitable smoke discharge that guarantees completely safe evacuation of the smoke produced by combustion.
Before positioning the stove, you need to check the chimney flue is suitable.
SMOKE CHANNEL, CHIMNEY FLUE
The smoke channel (pipe that connects the smoke outlet of the fireplace with the chimney flue inlet) and the chimney flue must, along with other legal provisions:
• receive the discharge for a single product (multiple product discharges are not permitted together)
• have a mainly vertical development
• no section should have a reserve slope
• have an inner section preferably circular and
however with a ratio between sides lower than 1.5
• complete the roof with the appropriate chimney stack: direct discharge is forbidden on walls or towards closed spaces, even if outdoors
• be created with materials with a fire reaction class A1 pursuant to UNI EN 13501 or similar national standard
• be appropriately certified, with an appropriate fireplace plate, if metal
• keep the initial section or change it only immediately above the stove output and not along the chimney stack
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In the event of installation on a floor with inflammable material and/or combustible material or with insufficient capacity, you are advised to position the stove on a steel or glass plate to distribute the load.Ask the retailer about the optionals.
INSTALLATION
THE SMOKE CHANNEL
•ifinmetalmusthavea CEmarking(EN1856-2)or
similar national law;
•cannotbeinflexiblemetalmaterial
•
to check the flow, a shutter is advised for draft over
25 Pa
THE CHIMNEY FLUE:
• must have a draft capable of creating negative pressure ideally around 12 Pa. Lower drafts can cause leaking smoke if the door is open; higher values tend to generate fast combustion by reducing the yield
• must be correctly sized to meet smoke evacuation (EN 13384-1)
• must preferably be insulated, in steel with a circular inner section. If rectangular, the inner edges must have a radius under 20 mm and a ratio between between the inner dimensions <1.5
• normally have a minimum height of 3.5-4 metres
• maintain a constant section
• be waterproof and thermally insulated to guarantee
draft.
• preferably create a collection chamber for unburned fuel and any condensate
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• be at least category T400, with an adequate
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resistance to soot fireIf pre-existing, it must be cleaned to avoid risk of fire.
EXTERNAL AIR INTAKE
To re-integrate burnt oxygen during stove functioning, you need to have an installation premises suitable for the external air intake.The intake must preferably be installed at floor level and must have a passing surface of at least 200 cm² (Ø 16).Alternatively, you can take the air for combustion directly from outside.Connect a Ø 10 cm tube directly on the back of the stove (1), by applying a protection grid which must not reduce the passing useful section.You are advised not to exceed 3 metres in length based on the chimney flue draft.
THE CHIMNEY STACK
• must be wind-proof
• have an internal section equivalent to that of the
chimney flue and passage section outlet equal to at least double the inner passage of the chimney flue
• for paired chimney flues (which should be at least 2 m apart) the chimney stack of the chimney flue receiving the product discharge with solid fuel or that of the highest floor must be at least 50 cm taller
• must go beyond the reflux zone
• must enable chimney maintenance
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ISTRUCTIONS FOR USE
FUEL
The stove was designed to burn wooden logs or sawdust briquettes. Use dry wood logs (max. humidity 20%)Use logs with a maximum length around 33 cm vertically and 25 cm horizontally and a maximum diameter of 20-30 cm The use of damp wood would cause the product and the flue to get dirty, the risk of smoke and a lower yield than that declared.Each type of wood has different characteristics that also influence combustion yield. The data outlined on this manual are with wood used during certification. In general wood can have a heat of combustion up to
4.5 kWh/kg while cut fresh it has heat of combustion around 2 kWh/kg In general, beech or elm is recommended, or however class A1 wood according to UNI EN ISO 17225-5 Attention to prolonged use of wood with aromatic oils (e.g. eucalyptus). Cast iron parts can deteriorate Use the recommended quantities of wood: Overloading causes overheating, resulting in damage:
• possible deformation of the inner parts;
• possible irreversible changes to the colour of the
paint on the metal parts
for which Edilkamin or the retailer cannot be held liable.
AIR ADJUSTMENT
Move the air adjustment lever forward or back to allow more or less combustion air in the combustion chamber.
- “Brazier Maintenance” position (Fig. 1)
Air valve command withdrawn. This position is used to extend combustion (for example at night, or when you are not at home) so the product goes to the minimum, saving fuel and maintaining the flame.
FIG. 1
- Intermediate position (Fig. 2) Command in intermediate position. This position allows combustion completion.
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To respect the environment and safety, do NOT burn, among other things: plastic, varnished wood, coal and bark waste.
Do not use the stove as an incinerator.
Use of these fuels also nullifies the guarantee.
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FIG. 2
- “Switch on”/max power position (Fig. 3) Air valve command totally extracted.It has the purpose of bringing a large quantity of air in the fireplace to enable quick and efficient lighting of the fire. Useful to switch on a cold stove and give maximum power in the fireplace.
FIG. 3
ISTRUCTIONS FOR USE
First switch on phases
• Ensure you have read and understood the content of this manual
• Remove all the inflammable parts from the product (manuals, labels, etc.). In particular remove any labels from the glass. If they melt, they would irreversibly damage the glass.
For initial switch on of the fireplace, always use the smallest logs. Use larger wooden logs to raise the fire. Always locate the wood deep in the fireplace, almost in contact with the rear wall, so that even if they slide they won’t come in contact with the glass.
There may be a slight smell of paint the first few times it is ignited, however, this will disappear quickly.
Lighting a cold replace
1. Check the existing ash bed is not too high. If the
ash bed is too high, there is a danger of opening the door of the fireplace to add wood and possible brazier fragments fall out of the fireplace.
2. Position the adjustment lever of the valve in the “total
opening” position. The air for combustion will flow intensely to the wood in the fireplace, to quickly reach
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3. place the wood in the fireplace without excessively
squashing it in. Position a firelighter between the wood logs and light. Never user materials such as petrol, alcohol and similar to switch on.
4. At this point, close the door and monitor it for a few
minutes. If the fire should extinguish, slowly open the door, re-position another firelighter between the logs and light again.
Lighting a hot replace
When should wood be added? When the fuel is almost completely consumed to embers. With the glove supplied, slowly open (to avoid formation of vortexes that can cause smoke to exit) the door. Add the desired wood to the fireplace, locating it on the existing embers (within the quality limits indicated in the technical table). Stove functioning changes with the chimney flue draft and adjustment of the air valve in combustion.
Functioning with initial low draft
To extract air for combustion and discharge the smoke, the fireplace needs a draft to be exerted on the chimney flue. If the draft is weak, initially light a “starter” fire using small sized lighting material. Once the correct draft is restored, you can add the fuel.
As with all the products, the wood stove heats and cools during the various phases. This would lead to normal dilation. Such dilation can cause slight settling noise, which is not a reason for dispute.
The hot air reaches the premises with natural motion (natural convection) without the help of a fan.The retailer also offers an Air Diffuser kit with fans to distribute the hot air in the premises.
NOTE FOR UK
Refuelling on to a low fire bed If there is insufficient burning material in the firebed to light a new fuel charge, excessive smoke emission can occur. Refuelling must be carried out onto a sufficient quantity of glowing embers and ash that the new fuel charge will ignite in a reasonable period. If there are too few embers in the fire bed, add suitable kindling to prevent excessive smoke Fuel overloading The maximum amount of fuel specified in this manual should not be exceeded, overloading can cause excess smoke.
ISTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Tally is equipped with a piston to enable door closure return, if opened up to little under 90 °. Opening over the 90 °, the door will not close. The Tally stove can be made fully self-closing by applying a screw in the threaded hole in the figure below.
SPECIAL FEATURES OF TALLY S AND TALLY F
The food warmer was designed not as an oven for baking but simply to heat food. Ordinary maintenance is recommended with tray removal.
Tally S accumulation was designed to maintain heat and diffuse it even when the stove is off.
Accumulation in refractory material absorbs the heat produced by the stove and gradually releases it in the premises. This means you can keep the premises warm for hours without loading it. The heat released naturally depends on the previous loads and the overall installation and use situation.
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MAINTENANCE
ATTENTION!
All the cleaning operations of all the parts should be carried out with the stove com­pletely cooled.
Removing ash
The ash pan is located under the fireplace.It must absolutely be emptied before the ash reaches the hip. It should be removed when the stove is cold, for example each morning before switch on.
Cleaning the glass
You can use specific products to clean the glass (see our Glasskamin pricelist). Do not spray the product on painted parts or the se­als of the door. An alternative to the product is a rag soaked in a bit of white ash and a piece of newspa­per. Attention, ensure there are no abrasive elements in the ash that could scratch the glass.
Ceramic glass installed on the products can resist heat up to approx. 750°C and is tested and controlled before and after assembly to check for the presence of cracks, bubbles
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and blowing. The glass, despite its high resistance to tem­perature, is however a fragile element and therefore you are advised to move the door cautiously without banging or forcing it. Glass, since it is not flexible, can break.
Cleaning the external parts
The covering must be clean without using aggressive detergents. Do not wet with cold water when the covering is hot because the thermal shock could cause damage.
Cleaning the chimney ue
This should be carried out before the use season and each time you note a layer of soot and tar has formed inside, a substance that is easily flammable. Scale, in the presence of high temperatures and sparks, can catch fire with serious consequences both for the chimney flue and for the home. You are therefore advised to clean at least once a year.
IN THE EVENT OF PROBLEMS
IN THE EVENT OF PROBLEMS
1) In case of smoke leaking from the
replace hearth, check if:
Installation is correct (smoke channel, chimney flue, stack, air intake). The wood used is dry.the door was opened too quickly
2) In the event of uncontrolled combustion,
check if:
The seals of the fireplace are intact: The door of the fireplace is closed properly.
3) If the glass gets dirty quickly, check if: The wood used is dry.
However, consider that after a few hours of work, it is normal for a light layer of soot to form on the glass.
4) If the chimney flue catches fire or you need to suddenly extinguish the fire lighting in the fireplace:
• if possible, in safe conditions, remove the ash and brazier using tools and only touch metal containers with fireproof gloves.
• in the event of a fire, ask the authorities for help
NOTES ON REFRACTORY MATERIAL
The inner refractory material was designed to resist normal use. Its cleaning is ensured by good combustion.The main damage to refractory material comes from:
• accidental knocks
• use of firelighters which are not ecologicalloading
• wood beyond the recommended amount (1.5
kg/h)
• use of fuel other than that recommended
Edilkamin or the retailer cannot be held liable for damage caused as described above
DISPOSAL
At the end of its service life, dispose of the product as required by regulations.
5) In case of odours, check if:
If first switch on: in this case a paint smell is normal. If the product is dirty or dusty
If you cannot solve the problem, contact
the retailer or, in countries where present, the authorised Technical Support Centre.
The guarantee is only valid if the product
defect is proven.
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*941291-GB*
www.edilkamin.com
cod. 941291-GB 10.16/L
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