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9.2.2 Restrictor tray
The appliance can be provided with a restrictor tray. This can be used to reduce the draft in the channel. At
delivery, the restrictor tray is located in the fireplace. In case of a duct with a draft that is (too) strong, the restrictor
tray must be installed.
When installing the restrictor tray, proceed as follows (see appendix 2, fig. 5):
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Remove the flame baffle plate (see section 9.7);
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Unscrew the nuts of the flue gas mouth.
The Odin/Oval Front/Tunnel, Fixed is suspended from a pipe. Support the appliance with a lift table or a scissor
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jack.
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Place the restrictor tray.
During placement, always make sure that the partitions of the restrictor tray are pointing down.
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Fasten the restrictor tray with the three bolts/nuts of the discharge pipe or ring.
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Place back the flame baffle plate.
9.2.3 Flue exhaust
The flue exhaust at the Odin has a connection with a 150 mm diameter. The flue exhaust can be connected to the
conical exhaust ring in two ways: dewatering and non-dewatering.
Here, you will have to use the correct connection pieces.
In case of a dewatering connection, other connection pieces are used than in the case of a non-dewatering
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connection.
The required connection pieces are available via your supplier.
The above-mentioned instructions do not apply to the Odin Front/Tunnel, Fixed. In this type the flue exhaust pipe
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is a fixed component of the appliance (see section 9.8.2).
The Oval Tunnel first meter of the flue pipe is part of the appliance.
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