It would seem, however, that the workers did not correctly mount the chimney, since it was an exhibition model for which the instructions and certain parts seemed to be missing (no certainty on this side, this is what my parents remember).
I made an explanatory diagram:
- The front is light green
- the host in dark red.
- A system is provided to bring outside air from below.
- a sort of "double wall" is visible in the green area (which rises parallel to the insert upwards)
- there is of course a window in front to close the insert.
- there is a slide to open or close the smoke duct + one to adjust the amount of air entering from below.
My questions are:
- What can the outputs indicated by "?" (visible when looking through the ventilation holes in the hood)?
These holes are not directly visible by putting the head in the chimney, so there is a double wall which I seek to know the usefulness.
- There is also a targette so the utility is unknown ...
I would like to avoid that in insert mode, with the flue almost closed, more or less toxic gases come out through the pipes "?" and spread throughout the house.
Your opinions on the assembly and the potential improvements to be made to make it work optimally (as it should what ...) are welcome!
I'll take you a picture as soon as I come back to my parents
