WANDERS KANDA Users Manual & Installation - page 25

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Illustration 1

Removing the flue collar from the 

stove  

Illustration 2

Placing the energy-saving valve and the 

push rod.

Illustration 3

Placing the baffle into the stove

Illustration 4

Placing the model tag

7.

Connect the flue to the flue collar; then remount the 

flue collar on the hearth. 

8.

Then build the mantelshelf around it; please re-

member to use only non-combustible materials.

9.

Place the convection grates on the right and left 

sides of the fireplace.

10. Connect the flexible convection tubes to the mouths 

of the convection tubes. Mount the tube mouths on 

the hearth. You must install them to ensure proper 

heat output of the stove and to prevent the walls 

from cracking.

11. Connect the lower two tubes to the ventilation 

ducts. If the room is mechanically ventilated or 

equiped with a heat recovery system connect the 

duct to the outside air by using additional tubes. In 

the last situation also connect the upper two tubes 

to the outside air. (see illustration 6).

12. Mount the energy-saving baffle and place the push 

rod into the recess in the front of the stove’s door. 

Hang the valve on the hooks of the hinges (see il-

lustration 2).

13. Place the flue gas regulator on the supports under-

neath the energy-saving valve (see illustration 3)

14. If necessary, replace the model tag with the model 

tag in your language. (illustration 4))

15. Then close the front side of the chimney cover with 

a 20 mm promatec H plate and ensure that the plate 

does not make any contact with the hearth on the 

inside.

16. Please remember to put the stucco frames around 

the opening of the hearth to prevent cracking. Nev-

er attach the stuccowork to the hearth but always 

leave 3 mm open around the built-in frame and the 

stucco frames.