TONWERK T-Sky eco2, T-Art eco2 Operating Instructions Manual

BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG TONWERK-SPEICHEROFEN
INSTRUCTIONS D’UTILISATION DU POELE À ACCUMULATION TONWERK
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS TONWERK STORAGE HEATING STOVES
ISTRUZIONI PER L’USO DELLA STUFA D’ACCUMULO TONWERK
T-SKY eco
2
T-ART eco
2
d
Anheizmodul
eco2 Modul – effizient, comfortabel, sauber
Der T-SKY eco2 / T-ART eco2 ist mit einer automatischen, thermostatgesteuerten Zuluftklappe ausgerüstet, die sich nach dem Holzabbrand automatisch verschließt. Ein zu ra­sches Auskühlen des Speicherofens wird somit verhindert und die Wärmeleistung verlängert.
Der T-SKY eco
2
/ T-ART eco2 ist mit einer selbstschliessenden Feuerraumtüre ausgerüstet, die sich automatisch verriegelt. Gleichzeitig erfüllt die Feuerraumtür die Zulassungskriterien des DIBt für den Einsatz bei raumluftunabhängigem Betrieb (kontrollierte Wohnraumlüftung).
Der Abbrand des Brennholzes im
T-SKY eco2 / T-ART eco
2
erfolgt von oben nach unten. Die Top-Down Verbrennung ge­währleistet niedrigste Emissionswerte. Durch den sauberen Abbrand bleibt nur wenig Asche zurück. Mit einer Holzladung erleben Sie ein Flammenspiel von ca. 2 Stunden.
Mit dem Konvektionsmodul des T-SKY
eco2 DUO erhalten Sie im „Handumdrehen“ den Zusatznutzen einer höheren Direkt­wärmeabgabe in der Anheiz- und Abbrandphase. Wählen Sie bei Bedarf zwischen Konvektionsunterstützung und purer Strahlungswärme.
Als Neuheit besitzen alle T-SKY eco2 / T-ART eco2-Modelle einen manuellen Anheizschieber. Die individuell bedienba­re Starthilfe zum Anheizen unterstützt bei schwierigen Zug­oder Witterungsbedingungen den Anheizvorgang.
Modulo eco2: efficiente, comodo e pulitoeco2 module – efficient, comfortable, clean
Module eco2 – efficient, confortable, propre
Le T-SKY eco2 / T-ART eco2 est équipé d’une vanne d’air d’amenée commandée par thermostat qui se ferme auto­matiquement après la combustion du bois. Un refroidisse­ment trop rapide du poêle à accumulation est ainsi empê­ché et la puissance calorifique est accrue
Le T-SKY eco2 / T-ART eco2 est équipé d’une porte de foyer à fer­meture automatique qui se verrouille automatiquement. Cette porte répond en même temps aux critères d’homologation du DIBt pour l’utilisation en fonctionnement indépendant de l’air ambiant (ventilation contrôlée de l’espace d’habitation).
La combustion du bois dans le T-SKY eco
2
/ T-ART eco2 se fait du haut en bas. La combustion du haut en bas garantit les valeurs d’émissions les plus faibles. Grâce à une combustion bien propre, il ne reste que peu de cendre. Avec une charge de bois, le jeu des flammes se poursuit pendant environ 2 heures.
Avec le module de convection du
T-SKY eco2 DUO, vous béné­ficiez en un „tour de main“ de l’utilité supplémentaire d’une diffusion directe accrue de chaleur pendant la phase de début de chauffe et de combustion. Au besoin, choisissez entre l’assis­tance fournie par la convection et la chaleur rayonnante pure.
La nouveauté : tous les modèles T-SKY eco2 / T-ART eco2 possèdent une manette d’allumage. Cette aide au démar­rage utilisable manuellement facilite l’allumage en cas de mauvais tirage ou de conditions météorologiques difficiles.
The T-SKY eco
2
/ T-ART eco2 is fitted with an automatic, ther­mostat controlled air supply flap that closes automatically after the fi ewood has stopped burning. This prevents the storage heating stove from cooling down too quickly, and heat is emitted longer.
The T-SKY eco2 / T-ART eco2 is fitted with a self closing firin chamber door that locks automatically. At the same time the firing chamber door fulfils the DIBt approval criteria for op­erations independent of indoor air (controlled living space ventilation).
In the T-SKY
eco2 / T-ART eco2, fi ewood burns from top to bottom. Topdown combustion has the lowest emissions. This clean mode of combustion leaves only little ash. A single charge of fi ewood presents flickering flames for about two hours.
The convection module for the
T-SKY eco2 DUO gives you, at the flick of a wrist, the additional benefits of greater direct heat emission in the heating up and burning down phases. Choose whenever you wish between assisted convection or pure radiated heat.
A new innovation for all T-SKY
eco2 / T-ART eco2 models is the addition of a manual start-up slide. The individually opera­ble starting aid for heating provides support for the heat-up process in the event of difficult wind or eather conditions.
La T-SKY eco2 / T-ART eco2 è dotata di una valvola aria di ali­mentazione automatica regolata mediante termostato che si chiude automaticamente dopo la combustione del legno. Si impedisce così un raffreddamento troppo rapido della stufa ad accumulo e la potenza calorifica viene p olungata.
La T-SKY eco2 / T-ART eco2 è dotata di uno sportello con chiu­sura autonoma. Contemporaneamente la porta del camino soddisfa i criteri di abilitazione del DIBt per quanto riguarda l’utilizzo in esercizio non in funzione dell’aria (ventilazione controllata degli spazi abitativi).
La combustione della legna da ardere avviene dall’alto al basso nella T-SKY eco2 / T-ART eco2. La combustione top­down garantisce minori emissioni. Grazie alla combustione meno inquinante rimangono solo poche ceneri. Con una ca­rica di legna si può avere un bel fuoco per ca. 2 ore.
Con il modulo a convezione della T-SKY eco2 DUO si hanno «in un batter d’occhio» i vantaggi supplementari di un’emis­sione di calore diretta maggiore nella fase di accensione e combustione. Se necessario, si può scegliere tra il supporto della convezione e il calore radiante puro.
Come novità tutti i modelli
T-SKY eco2 / T-ART eco2 dispon­gono di una valvola di accensione manuale. L‘avviamento con comando individuale per l‘accensione supporta la procedura in caso di condizioni di tiraggio o climatiche non ottimali.
Module
d‘allumage
Modulo di
accensione
Heating module
automatic air supply
auto door
closer
topdown
combustion
ENGLISH
CONTENTS
1. TONWERK STORAGE HEATING STOVE – A SWISS QUALITY PRODUCT
1.1 The storage heating stove
1.2 The radiated heat
2. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT WOOD AND THE ENVIRONMENT
2.1 What is wood?
2.2 Environmental protection
2.3 Buying firewood
2.4 Drying and storing wood
2.5 Wood types and calorific value
2.6 Units of measurement for wood
2.7 What happens when wood burns
3. APPROVALS AND CERTIFICATIONS
3.1 Approval
3.2 Model
3.3 CE conformity
3.
4 Ratings plate
3.5 Operation independent of indoor air
4. FIRE PROTECTION
4.1 Safety distances to fixed Tonwerk storage heating stoves
4.2 Safety distances to swivelling Tonwerk storage heating stoves
4.3 General safety instructions
4.4 Chimney safety instructions
4.5 Conduct during malfunctions – shutting down safely
5. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
5.1 Before firing the stove for the first time
5.2 About the stove
5.3 General information
5.3.1 Preparations for firing
5.3.2 Instructions for First-time use of the Tonwerk storage stove
5.3.3 Drying the stovepipe paint
5.3.4 Closing the fire chamber door
5.3.5 Vent pipe and ventilating system
5.3.6 Heating in the transition time and in difficult conditions
5.3.7 Closing the firing chamber door / gasket: During controlled living space ventilation / operations independent of indoor air
5.3.8 The pressure in the installation room
6. FIRING THE STOVE
6.1 GO module – Heating start flap
6.2 DUO Module – greater direct heat emission (optional)
6.3 Adding more wood
7. CLEANING AND CARING FOR YOUR STOVE
7.1
Ma
nuel ventialation adjusting device
7.2 Operating manuel ventialation adjusting device
7.3 Cleaning the smoke flue
8. TIPS & TRICKS
8.1 Pointers
9. WARRANTY
9.1 Warranty terms
9.2 Excluded from the warranty
Annex: Warranty certificate
Version 20150710
1. TONWERK STORAGE HEATING STOVE – A SWISS QUALITY PRODUCT
Thank you for buying a Tonwerk storage heating stove – we are sure you will derive as much pleasure from our product as we do.
These instructions contain interesting and informative facts and all you need to know about the subjects of heating, wood, and operating your Tonwerk storage heating stove. Please read these instructions carefully before using your stove for the first time and keep them in a safe place.
WE ARE SATISFIED WITH OUR WORK WHEN YOU HAVE NO MORE QUESTIONS.
In our energy-conscious times we have made it our mission to extract the maximum possible energy from the raw material wood with the minimum pos­sible emissions. We want to utilise effectively wood, fire, and the heat they generate.
WE HAVE CREATED A LIVING SPACE FOR YOUR WOOD FIRE – THE TONWERK STORAGE HEATING STOVE!
Your Tonwerk storage heating stove never fails to fascinate with its extraor­dinary design and a heart of the most innovative technology – handmade in 
Switzerland!
1.1  THE STORAGE HEATING STOVE
The storage heating stove is a fireplace made of ceramic or natural stone. The energy or heat generated by burning wood is absorbed by the ceramic storage core. Once the wood has completely burned, this core, as a heat ex­changer, radiates the stored energy in the form of heat at a carefully dosed rate, releasing it over its surface for an extended time into the environment.
1.2  THE RADIATED HEAT
The human organism responds to radiated heat with a particularly pleasant feeling. It is physiologically beneficial and soothing. Since prehistoric times humans have utilised and enjoyed radiated heat. It is transmitted by electromagnetic waves in the infrared range. Radiated heat travels through air without loss and without heating this. Not until it encoun­ters solid bodies like walls, objects, and also people does it generate heat. This effect is familiar to everyone from sunny winter days. Even when the air is very cold you can feel the warm rays of the sun on your skin. It makes you feel a temperature that is higher than the actual air temperature. This explains the great benefits and the sustainability of radiated heat.
2.
 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT  WOOD AND THE  ENVIRONMENT
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2.1  WHAT IS WOOD?
Do you know what you are putting in the firing chamber of your Tonwerk storage heating stove when you are filling it with wood
This is 50% carbon, 42% oxygen, 6% hydrogen, and 2% mineral substances, nitrogen, oils, resins, tanning agents, and colorants.
… that is wood!
2.2   ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Burning fi ewood releases only as much CO2 as the tree has absorbed from the atmosphere during its growth.
And when the fi ewood comes from nearby there are no additional CO2 emissions from transport.
Wood rotting in the forest generates the same amount of CO2 as the same wood burning.
Damp wood damages  your fireplace and  reduces efficiency!
2.3 BUYING FIREWOOD
Where can I get my fi ewood?
BUYING READY-TO-BURN FIRE­WOOD
Regenerated ready-to-burn fi ewood can be purchased from dealers:
• stove-ready, stored for at least two years
• predried, stored for one year
• fresh from the forest
Every dealer has a wood moisture me­ter that they use to test the wood they  buy. The ideal residual moisture is 12– 15% and should be no higher!
TREATING FIREWOOD YOURSELF
Unseasoned wood can be purchased from the forestry office, owners of woodland, or the community:
• trunks lying in the forest
• seasoned trunks by the wayside
Whether you have cut your own wood or bought it, the important thing is:
the wood should be dried for at least  two years before it is burned!
2.4 DRYING AND STORING    WOO D
DRYING 
The water content of fi ewood has a great effect on its burning properties. Your wood should be as dry as possi­ble. Only then can it give off much heat and burn without polluting the envi­ronment. Freshly cut wood can contain between 45 and 60% moisture depen­ding on the season and type. After the optimal drying this water content drops to below 15%. Depending on the wood type this can take about two ye­ars, and even longer for some kinds.
STORAGE
If
fi ewood is to dry thoroughly, it must be cut into small pieces. Check this yourself: the circumference should be max 20–25 cm. Store the wood out of doors, protect it from rain and snow, and make sure it is well ven­tilated.
2.5 WOOD TYPES AND    CALORIFIC VALUE
The calorific value describes the heat energy released when one kilogram of fuel is burned under specific condi­tions. The calorific value is based on the vo­lume specified in stacked or solid cu­bic metres. The various wood types have various calorific alues:
!
What you must not  burn: refuse, wet wood,  briquettes!
!
A TONWERK STORAGE HEATING  STOVE CAN BE FIRED WITH ALL OF  THE ABOVE WOOD TYPES.
The values are based on 15% residual wood moisture!
The many oils and  resins in larchwood also  provide for an acoustic  fireworks!
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Loose  cubic  metre  (lcm): The loose
cubic metre is a measure for chopped fi ewood that is loosely packaged for trade and transport. One loose cubic metre is 0.7 steres or about 0.5 solid cubic metres.
NOTE THE SPECIFIED UNIT OF  MEASUREMENT WHEN ORDERING!
Solid cubic  metre (scm):  As its name
suggests, the solid cubic meter corre­sponds to one cubic metre of solid as opposed to stacked wood.
Stacked  cubic  metre  (stcm)  or  stere  (st): A stacked cubic metre or stere
corresponds to one cubic metre of sta­cked wood including the gaps between layers. One stere equals 0.7 solid cu­bic metres.
2.6  UNITS OF MEASUREMENT FOR WOOD
TREE
CALORIFIC VALUE
Hardwoods
beech, oak, locust
2100 kWh/stcm
birch 1900 kWh/stcm
sycamore 1900 kWh/stcm
Softwoods
Douglas fi , pine 1700 kWh/stcm
larch 1700 kWh/stcm
spruce, fi 1500 kWh/stcm
1 solid cubic metre – 1 scm
1 stacked cubic metre/ stere – 1 stcm
1  loose  cubic  metre – 1 lcm
1 fm0.7fm0.5 fm
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