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• Mark the four suspension points on the wall through the wall fitting. Drill four holes. Mark the
position of the large hole in connection with rear smoke tube attachment.
• When the wall fitting has been secured, lift up the stove and guide the two vertical slits at the
top rear of the in and across stove the supporting members on the wall fitting. The stove will
then fall into two slots, one on each side, and will then be secured.
• Adjust the angle of the stove at the bottom with the adjusting screw (18) so that there is an equal
distance all the way along the wall.
• If the stove is still not hanging straight this can be remedied by lifting the lower edge of the stove
up and tightening the side to the supporting member on the wall fitting with the help of the two
M10 bolts accompanying the stove.
Installing the stove on a plinth
A plinth must be used if the stove is not mounted on the wall. Place the stove on the plinth without
securing it.
Electronically controlled door
The following should be checked before use and then installed:
• Test the door lifting mechanism manually. Check that the door moves smoothly, without any
grating sounds.
• Place the lead plug from the stove in the controlbox.
• Instal the controlbox under the stove.
• Attach to power supply, 220 – 240 volts – 50 Hz.
When network voltage has been put on, the door will move to the top and thereafter close again.
This happens as the control must find its set point.
Installing loose components, drawing A
Make sure that all loose components have been installed before using the stove.
• The smoke plate (14), which is supported at the top, must rest on the angled rail.
• The smoke shelf (15) must lie on top of the side panels and must be pushed backwards to secure
these.
• Place the cover plate (16) on top of the grate.
• When the stove is attached to the chimney at the top, the rear smoke outlet installed at the
factory is closed by a cast iron cover (10). The cover is screwed in position and hidden behind the
rear panel of the stove. When the stove is attached to the chimney at the rear, the smoke outlet
at the top is closed by a cast iron cover (10). For the purpose of sweeping the chimney, the cover
lies loose on top of the combustion chamber and is hidden beneath the top cover (17).
Cover plate, drawing C
HWAM WALL is supplied with a loose cover plate for the shaking grate. The cover plate is a 3 mm
thick iron plate. It must be placed on top of the shaking grate in order to prevent hot embers from
falling into the ash pan and also ensures good insulation at the bottom of the combustion chamber.
The cover plate is lifted approx. 8 mm above the grate so that the automatically regulated primary
combustion air is distributed evenly throughout the bottom of the combustion chamber.
Installing the screen
Hang the screen and screen holder, which are supplied assembled, loosely on the centre of the front
panel of the stove. Finally, remove the two plastic strips, which protect the top of the cover plates
during transport.
If the screens are of a matt or stainless steel , handle them as little as possible and use gloves.
