Summers Heat 50-SHW06L Manuel utilisateur

Catégorie
Poêles
Taper
Manuel utilisateur
15W06,50SHW06,50SHW06L,
50TRW06
INSTALLATION&OPERATION
MANUAL
CAUTION
Pleasereadthisentiremanualbeforeinstallationanduseofthiswood
fuel‐
burning
appliance. Keepchildren,furniture,fixturesandallcombustibles
away
from
anyheating
appliance.
SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIO NS
SAFETY
NOTICE
Failuretofollowtheseinstructionscanresultinpropertydamage,bodily
injury
orevendeath. Foryoursafetyandprotection,followthe
installation
instructionsoutlined
inthismanual. Contactyourlocalbuildingorfire
officials
aboutrestrictionsand
installationinspectionrequirements(including
permits)
inyour
area.
PFSFileNumber
20607
Rev10/2020
THISWOODHEATERNEEDSPERIODICINSPECTIONANDREPAIRFORPROPEROPERATION.
CONSULTTHEOWNER’SMANUALFORFURTHERINFORMATION.ITISAGAINSTFEDERAL
REGULATIONSTOOPERATETHISWOODHEATERINAMANNERINCONSISTENTWITHTHE
OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONSINTHEOWNER’SMANUAL.
Manufactured
By:
England’sStoveWorks,
Inc.
POBox
206
Monroe,VA
24574
www.heatredefined.com
Parts(800)5163636
Questions(800)2456489
Laversionfrançaisedecemanuelsuitlaversionanglaise.
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IMPORTANT:IFYOUHAVE APROBLEMWITHTHISUNIT,DO
NOTRETURNITTOTHEDEALER. CONTACTTECHNICAL
SUPPORT@18002456489
MobileHomeUse(ApprovedforU.S.ONLY):
Thisfreestandingwoodunitisapprovedformobilehomeor
doublewideinstallationwiththeoutsidecombustionairhook‐
up. Seethe“Installation”sectionofthismanualfordetails
pertainingtomobilehomeinstallations. Mobilehome
installationmustbeinaccordancewiththeManufactured
HomeandSafetyStandard(HUD),CFR3280,Part24.
Retainforyour
files
Model
Number
Date
of
Purchase
Date
ofManufacture
Serial
Number
*Thisinformationcanbefoundonthesafetytagattachedtotherearoftheunit.
Havethisinformationon handifyouphonethefactoryoryourdealerregardingthis
product.
Keepchildrenaway.
CAUTION
Supervisechildreninthesameroomasthisappliance.
Alertchildrenandadultstothehazardsofhightemperatures.
DoNOToperatewithprotectivebarriersopenorremoved.
Hotwhileinoperation!Keepclothing,furniture,draperiesandother
combustiblesaway. Contactmaycauseskinburns!
DoNOToverfireyourunit.
InstallationMUSTcomplywithlocal,regional,stateandnationalcodesand
regulations.
Consultlocalbuilding,fireofficialsorauthoritieshavingjurisdictionabout
restrictions,installationinspection,andpermits.
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WELCOME!
Introduction
ThankYou...................................4
Specifications
HeatingSpecifications..................5
Dimensions...................................5
EPACompliance...........................5
Installation
Installation
Overview
...................6
ClearancestoCombustibles.........7
VentingIntroduction....................8
VentingGuidelines.......................8
AdditionalVenting
Informatio n
...9
Wall
Pass
Throughs.....................10
ApprovedVentingMethods
o ThroughtheWall...........11
o ThroughtheCeiling........12
o MasonryChimney...........13
o MasonryFireplace..........14
MobileHomeInstallation...........15
OutsideAir
HookUp
...................15
FloorProtection..........................16
Operation
BreakInFires.............................17
ContinuousOperation...........1718
Safety
Notes
..........................1920
Maintenance
StoveMaintenance....................21
Inspecting
Gaskets
......................22
Finish..........................................22
Replacing Components
Glass...........................................23
BurnerTubes..............................24
CeramicFiberboard....................24
HeatShield…… … ……………...........24
Optional Accessories
AC16/AC30
Blower
..................25
ImportantInformation
EPAandSafetyInfo………………26
Troubleshooting Guide
Troubleshooting.........................31
Illustrated Parts Detail
PartsList.....................................32
BrickLayout................................33
Warranty
SampleTag..................................34
Warranty
Details
.........................35
ImportantNo
tice
.........................36
WarrantyregistrationForm........37
This manual is available for free download on the manufacturer’s web site. It is a copyrighted document and resale is
strictly prohibited. The manufacturer may update this manual occasionally and cannot be responsible for problems
including injuries or damages resulting from the use of information found in any manual from unauthorized sources.
PLEASE NOTE: If you purchased this model from certain stores, their model number may end in “L” “LC” “H” “CT”,
etc. This manual does apply to those models as well.
CAUTION:Stoveisheavy.
Inaddition,whenhandlinganysheetmetalproducts,beawarethattheremaybesharpedgesorburrs.
Althoughwemakeeveryefforttoeliminateanysharpedges,pleaseusecautionwhenhandlinganymetalparts.
Remembertodisconnect(unplug)thestovefromthepowersourceand
allowittocompletelycooldown
beforeperforminganymaintenance.
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Thank you for purchasing this fine product from England’s Stove Works!
England's Stove Works was started, and is still owned by, a family that believes
strongly in a "Do It Yourself" spirit – that’s one reason you found this product at
your favorite “Do It Yourself” store.
We intentionally design and build our stoves so that any homeowner can maintain
his or her unit with basic tools, and we're always more than happy to show you
how to do the job as easily and as inexpensively as possible.
From our free, downloadable service sheets to our "wizard-style," click-through
Troubleshooting guide on our web site, we have always tried to help our customers
stay "heat-ready," especially when oil and electricity prices continue to skyrocket.
Please look at our vast Help section on our web site and call our Technical Support
department at (800) 245-6489 if you need any help with your unit. We are nearly
always able to help “walk you through” any repairs, problems or questions you
may have.
PLEASE NOTE: While information obtained on our web site and through our 800
number is always free of charge, there will be a service charge incurred with any
“on-site” repairs or maintenance that we may arrange.
Wishing you years of efficient, quality and “comfy” heating,
England’s Stove Works
Technical Support Department
www.HeatRedefined.com
(800) 245-6489
REMOVABLE DOOR HANDLE
Please Note: This unit comes with a
removable door handle, which
must be removed from the stove
when not being used to open or
close the door.
To use the handle, simply place it
onto the door handle rod that is
located on the stove door.
The handle may then be stored in
the hole that is located on the right
side of the pedestal when not in
use.
CAUTION – Handle will get HOT if left
on stove.
DoorHandleRod
HandleStorageHole
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SPECIFICATIONS
Heating Specificatio ns
MaximumBurnTime**
.............................................................................Upto14
hours
ApproximateSquareFootageHeated***
...............................................
2,400sq.ft.
FlueCollar
.................................................................................................
6.0in.round
Dimensions(Inches)

Dimensionsareapproximate.Besuretolocateyourstoveintheinstallationareabeforeinstallingpipe,etc.
EPA and Safety Compliance Specifications
EPAComplianceStatus…….................Certifiedtocomplywith2020particulateemission
standardsusingcordwood.
EPATestStandard………………………………….ASTME305317,EPAAlt125,CSAB415.110
Particulate
Emissions............................................................................1.8 
grams/hr
COEmissions……………………………………………………………………..………….1.9grams/min
HeatOutputRange…………………………………………….……………………..1750065900Btu/hr
Efficiency*
...................................................................................................72%HHV
CertifiedTo…………………………………………UL14822011(R2015)andULCS62700(R2016)
**‐Maximumburntimesareheavilydependentonthetypeofwoodburnedinthestove;assuch,thesenumbers
mayvary.
***‐Themaximumheatingcapacityofthisunitcanvarygreatlybasedonclimate,constructionstyle,insulation
andamyriadofotherfactors.Usethisinformationinconjunctionwith
aBTUlosscalculationforyourhometo
determineifthisunitwillbesufficientforyourneeds.
TAMPERWARNING:“Thiswoodheaterhasamanufacturersetminimumlowburnratethat
mustnotbealtered.Itisagainstfederalregulationstoalterthissettingorotherwise
operatethiswoodheaterinamannerinconsistentwithoperatinginstructionsinthis
manual.”
“Thiswoodheaterneedsperiodicinspectionandrepairforproperoperation.Itisagainst
federalregulationstooperatethiswoodheaterinamannerinconsistentwithoperating
instructionsinthismanual.”
34
1
/
4
35
3
/
4
27
3
/
8
23
3
/
4
36in.High
26in.Deep
27in.Wide
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INSTALLATION
Installation Overview
Whenchoosingalocationforyournewstove,thereareamultitudeoffactorsthat
shouldbetakenintoaccountbeforebeginningtheinstallation.
1.TrafficPatternsTohelppreventaccidents,thestoveshouldbeplacedinalocation
whereitisoutofthewayofnormaltravelthroughthehome.
2.HeatFlowandEfficiencyWhendecidingonalocationforthestove,consider the
wayheatmovesthroughoutyourhome.Installthestovewhereyouneedtheheat;
basementinstallationsoftendonotallowsufficientheattoflowtotheupper floors
andatopfloorinstallationwillnotallowanyheattoreachthefloorsbelow. Always
considerthatheatrisesandwilltakethepathofleastresistancewhileitisstillhot.
3.ExhaustLocationTheenginewhichdrivesawoodstoveisthechimneysystem,so
itisimportanttoconsiderpreciselyhowthechimneysystemwillbeintegratedinto
thestoveinstallation. Ideally,awoodstovechimneywillruncompletelyvertical
fromthefluecollaroftheunitallthewaytotheterminationpointabovetheroof
line. Keepingtheentirechimneysysteminsidetheheatedenvelopeofthehome
willensureastrong,easytoinitiatedraftinthechimney. Althoughexteriorchimney
systemsoftenfunctionproperly,theyaremorelikelytosufferfromcolddowndrafts
atstartuporprovideweakdrafttotheunit. Also,considerthecrosssectionalarea
ofthechimney;althoughexistingmasonrychimneyscanoftenbeused,alarge
externalmasonrychimneywillresultinaunitthatisdifficultorimpossibleto
operateproperly. Inthatcase,aninsulatedchimneylinerwilloftenberequiredto
supplythenecessarydraft.
4.WallConstructionLocatingthestovesothattheexhaustsystemcanpassbetween
studswillsimplifytheinstallationandeliminatethe needtoreframeanysectionsof
thewallorceilingtoaccommodatethewallthimbleorceilingbox.
WARNING
Donotstoreorusegasolineorotherflammablevaporsandliquidsinthe
vicinityofthisoranyotherappliance.
DoNotOverfireIfanyexternalpartstartstoglow,youareoverfiring.
Reduceintakeairsupply. Overfiringwillvoidyourwarranty.
Complywithallminimumclearancestocombustiblesasspecified.
Failureto complymayresultinahousefire.
Testedandapprovedforcordwoodonly. Burninganyotherfuelwill
voidyourwarranty.
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INSTALLATION
Clearances to Combustibles
Parallel
Wall
Installation
CornerInstallation
WARNING‐INSTALLVENTATCLEARANCESSPECIFIEDBYTHEVENTMANUFACTURER
Unitto
Side
Wall
Chimney
Connector
to
Side
Wall
Chimney
Connector
to
Rear
Wall
Unit
to
Rear
Wall
Unitto
Corner
Chimney
Connector
to
Corner
A
B
C
D
E
F
in(cm)
in(cm)
in(cm)
in(cm)
in(cm)
in(cm)
SingleWall
Chimney
Connector
Unprotected
Surfacewithside
shields
19
(48.3)
30
(76.2)
12
(30.5)
6
(15.2)
5
(12.7)
17
(43.2)
DoubleWallChimney
ConnectorUnprotected
Surfacewithsideshields
19
(48.3)
30
(76.2)
12
(30.5)
6
(15.2)
5
(12.7)
17
(43.2)
Notesforthisunit:Theproductmaydifferslightlyfromthediagrams.Theclearancesaretheminimumforthisunitandmay
needtobeincreasedforblowerinstallationortohaveproperventilationclearances.
Observeallventilationmanufacturerclearancesandlocalcodes.
F
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Venting Introduction
INSTALLATION
Venting Guidelines
Thiswoodstoveoperatesona
naturaldraftsystem,inwhichthechimney
systempullsairthroughthestove. Thisunit
mustbeinstalledinaccordancewiththe
followingdetaileddescriptionsofventing
techniques;notinstallingthestovein
accordancewiththedetailslistedherecan
resultinpoorstoveperformance,property
damage,bodilyinjuryordeath. Avoid
makeshiftcompromiseswheninstallingthe
ventingsystem. England’sStoveWorksis
notresponsibleforanydamageincurred
duetoapoororunsafeinstallation.
Becertainthatallaspectsofthe
ventingsystemareinstalledtotheventing
manufacturer’sinstructions,particularlythe
requiredclearancestocombustibles. Also,
becertaintouseanatticradiationshieldto
preventinsulationfromcontactinga
chimneywhichpassesthroughanattic.
Thechimneysystemisthe“engine”
whichdrivesawoodstove,soitis
imperativeforproperunitfunctionthatthe
ventingsystembeinstalledexactlyas
describedinthefollowing section.
Ifquestionsarisepertainingtothe
safeinstallationofthestove,ourTechnical
Supportline(8002456489)isavailable.
Contactyourlocalcodeofficialtobecertain
yourinstallationmeetslocalandnational
firecodes,andifyou’reuncertainabout
howto safelyinstall thestove,we strongly
recommendcontactingalocal NFIcertified
installertoperformtheinstallation.
ALWAYSinstallventpipeinstrict
adherencetotheinstructionsand
clearancesincludedwithyour
ventingsystem.
DONOTCONNECTTHISUNITTOA
CHIMNEYFLUESERVINGANOTHER
APPLIANCE.
DONOTinstallafluepipedamper
oranyotherrestrictivedeviceinthe
exhaustventingsystemofthisunit.
USEanapprovedwallthimblewhen
passingandaceilingsupport/fire
stopwhenpassingthroughaceiling.
INSTALLthreesheetmetalscrewsat
everychimneyconnectorjoint.
AVOIDexcessivehorizontalrunsand
elbows,asbothwillreducethedraft
of the venting systemand will result
inpoorstoveperformance.
INSPECTyourventingsystemoften,
tobecertainitisclearofcreosote,
flyashandotherrestrictions.
CLEANtheventingsystemas
detailedinthemaintenancesection
ofthismanual.
ADHEREtothe1032ruleregarding
chimneyterminations.
INSTALLsinglewallchimney
connectorwiththemaleenddown
topreventcreosoteleakage. Follow
doublewallchimneyconnector
manufacturer’sinstructions
regardingproperpipeinstallation.
WARNING:VentingsystemsurfacesgetHOT,andcancauseburnsif
touched. Noncombustibleshielding orguardsmayberequired.
Where passage through a wall or partition of combustible construction is desired, the
installation shall conform with CAN/CSA-B365.
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FlueGasDirection
Additional Venting Information
INSTALLATION
Donotmixandmatchcomponentsfromdifferentpipemanufacturerswhenassembling
yourventingsystem(i.e.DoNOTuseventingpipefromonemanufacturerandathimble
fromanother).
Werequireaminimumchimneyheightof15.0ft. Chimneysystemsshorterthanthis
maynotcreatetheamountofdraftwhichisrequiredtooperatethiswoodburningunit.
Donotusemakeshiftcompromiseswheninstallingtheventingsystem;haveexisting
chimneysystemsinspectedbeforeuseandbecertainallnewchimneysystemsare
installedtothemanufacturer’sspecificationsandwithonlyULlistedcomponents(ULCif
Canada).
Prefabricatedventingsystemsusedforthisstovemustbe listedtoULCS629(Canada)
andUL103HT(US).
Neverinstalladraftinduceroranyothersystemwhichincreasesthenaturaldraftofthe
chimney;similarly,donotinstallabarometricorstovepipedamperwiththisunit.
Neverusesinglewallordoublechimneyconnectorasachimneysystem;neverpass
eithertypeofchimneyconnectorthroughacombustiblewallwithoutcarefullyfollowing
themanufacturer’sinstructions andthose listedinthefollowingpageonWallPass‐
Throughs.NEVERpasschimneyconnectorthroughanattic,floor,closetorroof.
Onlyuse24gaugeMSGblacksinglewallchimneyconnectororULListed(ULCifCanada)
doublewallchimneyconnector.
Single Wall Chimney Connector Installation
Themaleendofsinglewall
chimneyconnectoris
installedfacingdownsothat
anyliquidcreosoteinthe
fluewillrunintotheunit
insteadofontotheoutside
ofthepipe(thenaturaldraft
inthechimneysystemwill
preventsmokeleakageat
thejoints).
Crimpedormaleendof
singlewallchimney
connectormustfacedown.
Fasteneachsinglewall
chimneyconnectorjoint
withthreesheetmetal
screws.
WARNING
INSTALLVENTATCLEARANCESSPECIFIEDBYTHEVENTMANUFACTURER.
HOT!Donottouch! Severeburnsorclothingignitionmayresult.
Glassandothersurfacesarehotduringoperation.
INSTALLATION
Wall
Pass-Throughs
In
Canada
, the
installation
must
conform
to CAN/CSA-8365 when passing through
combustible
construction.
Page
10
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18.0in.
2.0ft.
3.0ft.
INSTALLATION
Approved Venting Method 1:ThroughtheWallFactoryBuiltChimney
10
ft.
TerminationCap
StormCollar
RoofFlashing
The 1032 Rule:Thechimneysystem
mustterminate3.0ft.abovethepoint
whereitscenterlinepassesthroughthe
roofANDthechimneymustterminate
2.0ft.aboveanypartofthedwelling
withina10ft.radiusofthechimney.
WallThimble
ClassAChimneySystem
ChimneyConnector
(SingleorDoubleWall)
TeeandTeeSupport
PrefabricatedchimneysystemsmustconformtoUL103HT(2100°F)fortheU.S.andULCS629(650°C)for
Canada.
Thiswoodbu rningunitisonlylistedforinstallationwith6.0”diameterchimneyconnectorandchimneysystems.
Installingthisunitonprefabricatedchimneyslargerthan6.0”diameterwillresultindecreaseddraftandthe
potentialforpoorunitperformance.
Followallventingsystemmanufacturer’sinstallationrequirementsandrequiredclearances .
Usethreesheetmetalscrewsateachsinglewallchimneyconnectorjoint(checkmanufacturer’s
recommendationswhendoublewallchimneyconnectorisused).
Drillthreeholesinthefluecollaroftheunitandattachthechimneyconnectortotheunitusingsheetmetal
screws(holesshouldbepredrilledinfluecollarfromfactory).
Properlyattachtheprefabricatedchimneysystemtothehomeinstrictaccordancewiththeprefabricated
chimneysystemmanufacturer’sinstructions.
Avoidnumerouselbowsandexcessivehorizontalrunsasbothwillleadtopoordraftandincreasedcreosote
accumulation. Horizontalrunsofchimneyconnectormustneverexceed4.0ft.andtheoveralllengthofthe
chimneyconnectormustnotexceed8.0ft.withsinglewallblackconnectorpipe.Ifnecessaryto
runlonger
than8.0ft.ofchimneyconnector pipe,doublewallblackchimneyconnectorpipemustbeused.
Specialadaptersandslipconnectorsareavailabletoeliminatetheneedtocutsinglewallchimneyconnector.
Doublewallchimneyconnectormustbeusedwiththeseslipconnectors,asitcannotbetrimmedtolength.
Please Note:Installationdiagramsareforreferencepurposesonlyandarenotdrawntoscale,normeanttobeusedasplans
foreachindividualinstallation. Pleasefollowallventingsystemrequirements,maintaintherequiredclearancesto
combustibles,andfollowalllocalcodes.
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2.0ft.
3.0ft.
INSTALLATION
Approved Venting Method 2:ThroughtheCeiling
10
ft.
TerminationCap
StormCollar
The 1032 Rule:Thechimneysystem
mustterminate3.0ft.abovethepoint
whereitscenterlinepassesthroughthe
roofANDthechimneymustterminate
2.0ft.aboveanypartofthedwelling
withina10ft.radiusofthechimney.
RoofFlashing
ClassAChimneySystem
CeilingSupportBox
ChimneyConnector
(SingleorDoubleWall)
PrefabricatedchimneysystemsmustconformtoUL103HT(2100°F)fortheU.S.andULCS629(650°C)for
Canada.
Thiswoodburningunitisonlylistedforinstallationwith6.0”diameterchimneyconnectorandchimneysystems.
Installingthisunitonprefabricatedchimneyslargerthan6.0”diameterwillresultindecreaseddraftandthepotentialfor
poorunitperformance.
Followallventingsystemmanufacturer’sinstallationrequirementsandrequiredclearances.
Usethreesheetmetalscrewsateachsinglewallchimneyconnectorjoint(checkmanufacturer’s
recommendationswhendoublewallchimneyconnectorisused).
Drillthreeholesinthefluecollaroftheunitandattachthechimneyconnectortotheunitusingsheetmetalscrews
(holesshouldbepredrilledinfluecollarfromfactory).
Properlyattachtheprefabricatedchimneysystemtothehomeinstrictaccordancewiththeprefabricatedchimney
systemmanufacturer’sinstructions.
Theoveralllengthofthechimneyconnectormustnotexceed8.0ft. Inthecaseofcathedralceilings,the
prefabricatedchimneysystemshouldextendto8.0ft.fromthetopoftheunitifusingsinglewallchimney
connectorpipe.Ifnecessarytorunlongerthan8.0ft.ofchimney
connectorpipe,doublewallblackchimney
connectorpipemustbeused.
Specialadaptersandslipconnectorsareavailabletoeliminatetheneedtocutsinglewallchimneyconnector.
Doublewallchimneyconnectormustbeusedwiththeseslipconnectors,asitcannotbetrimmedtolength.
Please Note:Installationdiagramsareforreferencepurposesonlyandarenotdrawntoscale,normeanttobeusedasplans
foreachindividualinstallation. Pleasefollowallventingsystemrequirements,maintaintherequiredclearancesto
combustibles,andfollowalllocalcodes
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2.0ft.
18.0in.
3.0ft.
INSTALLATION
Approved Venting Method 3:InternalorExternalMasonryChimneySystem
10
ft.
Chimneylinercrosssectional
area(LengthxWidth)must
be
nolargerthantwicethecross‐
sectionalareaofthefluecollar
(2x28.27in
2
=56.55in
2
). If
chimneylinerislargerthan
56.55in
2
,reliningwitha5.5”
or6.0”linerisrequired
The1032Rule:Thechimneysystem
mustterminate3.0ft.abovethepoint
whereitscenterlinepassesthroughthe
roofANDthechimneymustterminate
2.0ft.aboveanypartofthedwelling
withina10ft.radiusofthechimney.
ChimneyConnector
(SingleorDoubleWall)
MasonryThimblewith
propercle aranceto
combustibles
AshCleanoutsmust
haveanairtightsealto
preventweakdraft.
Followtheruleslistedaboveconcerningmaximumpermissiblefluelinersize;installingthisunitonmasonrychimneys
exceeding56.55in
2
incrosssectionalareawillresultindecreaseddraftandthepotentialforpoorunitperformance.
Usethreesheetmetalscrewsateachsinglewallchimneyconnectorjoint(checkmanufacturer’s
recommendationswhendoublewallchimneyconnectorisused).
Drill threeholesinthefluecollaroftheunitandattachthechimneyconnectortotheunitusingsheetmetal
screws(holesshouldbepredrilledinfluecollarfromfactory).
Avoid numerous elbows and excessive horizontal runs as both will lead to poor draft and increased creosote
accumulation. Horizontal runs of chimney connector must never exceed 4.0 ft. and the overall length of the
chimneyconnectormustnotexceed8.0ft.withsinglewallblackconnectorpipe.Ifnecessaryto
runlongerthan
8.0ft.ofchimneyconnectorpipe,doublewallblackchimneyconnectorpipemustbeused.
Atightsealatthethimbleiscrucialforproperunitperformanceandtocreateasafeinstallation. Usetheproper
adapterdesignedforconnectingsingleordoublewallchimneyconnectortoamasonrythimble.
Haveexistingmasonrychimneysinspectedforsafetyandproperclearancestocombustiblesbeforeputtingtheminto
service;aqualifiedchimneysweepcanperformthisinspection.
Externalmasonrychimneysoftensuffercolddowndraftsandpoordraftperformanceevenwhentheymeetthe
crosssectionalarearules. Inthiscase,a6.0”insulatedlinermaybenecessary.
Please Note:Installationdiagramsareforreferencepurposesonlyandarenotdrawntoscale,normeanttobeusedasplans
foreachindividualinstallation. Pleasefollowallventingsystemrequirements,maintaintherequiredclearancesto
combustibles,andfollowalllocalcodes.
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INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION INTO A MASONRY FIREPLACE
Preparation
Keep in mind that this type of a installation will make it difficult to change speeds on the blower frequently. We
recommend picking a blower speed and sticking with it, since adjusting the blower will be difficult because of
the tight installation. WARNING: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ADJUST BLOWER DURING OPERATION. SKIN
BURNS MAY OCCUR WHEN MAKING CONTACT WITH THE UNIT. WAIT FOR UNIT TO COMPLETELY
COOL BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO ADJUST BLOWER.
Measure your hearth to ensure it is large enough to accept the unit.
Unit must have a 36” clearance from the top of the stove to a mantel in accordance with NFPA 211.
For the USA: Hearth must extend at least
16 in. from the front of the fuel opening.
For Canada: Hearth must extend at least 18 in.
(450.0 mm) from the front of the fuel opening.
Inspect your hearth to be sure it is
constructed of a noncombustible material
such as brick or stone. Do not install this
stove on a hearth that is constructed of
wood framework that is covered by brick or
stone and do not install this unit in a zero (0)
clearance fireplace. The manufacturer will
not be held responsible for an accident
resulting from this stove being installed on a
hearth constructed of a combustible
material.
Inspect your fireplace to ensure it is in
proper working order and free of any
obstructions.
Prior to installation, remove the existing
damper or wire it to fasten it open.
Venting Your Stove - Direct Connect
When this unit is direct connected it will
require six inch (6”) diameter 24 gauge pipe
from the stove through the damper opening.
(NOTE: The chimney connector must be
attached to the appliance with a minimum
of three (3) screws, and 3 screws should
be used to attach each adjoining
section.)
We highly recommend having the chimney
fully lined with a 6 inch liner to ensure proper
draft. This will make it necessary to block off
the open area on both sides of the pipe that
passes through the damper opening, which
can be done with sheet metal or by packing
flame retardant fiberglass insulation in the
open areas (no paper or combustibles).
You must be sure the draft from the chimney
is being pulled through the stove, and not
around the connector pipe.
We highly recommend you have this
done by a professional. You should also contact your local authorities to be sure you are following all codes.
36in.(91.4cm)minimum
Stovetoptomantel
Seehearthrequirements
Removeorwire
damperopen
6in.(15.24cm)liner
highlyrecommended
Connector
Pipe
The1032Rule:Thechimneysystemmustterminate3.0ft.
abovethepointwhereitscenterlinepassesthroughtheroof
ANDthechimneymustterminate2.0ft.aboveanypartofthe
dwellingwithina10ft.radiusofthechimney.
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INSTALLATION
WARNING
DONOTINSTALLINASLEEPINGROOM.
CAUTION
THESTRUCTURALINTEGRITYOFTHE
MANUFACTUREDHOMEFLOOR,WALL
AND
CEILING/ROOFMUSTBE
MAINTAINE
D.
Caution
NEVERdrawoutsidecombustionair
from:
Wall,floororceilingcavity
or
enclosedspacesuchasanattic,garageor
crawl
space.
Mobile Home Installation(U.S.ONLY,NOTAPPROVEDFORCANADIANMOBILEHOMEINSTALLATION)
ThewoodstoveMUSTbesecuredtothefloorofthemobilehomeusinglagboltsandtheholes
providedinthebottomoftheunitforthis
purpose.Outdoorairedspaceheaters
mustbeattachedtothestructure.Usea
#8copperwiretogroundstovetoframe
of
mobilehome.
Thewoodstovemustbeconnectedtothe
chimneysystemwithdoublewall chimney
connectorwhichisULlistedforusein
mobileandmanufacturedhomes.
Carefullyfollowallclearanceslistedinthe
appropriatesectionofthismanualANDfollow
theventingmanufacturer’s
minimum
clearance
requirements. Similarly,becertain
theventingsystemusedisapproved
formobile
homeuse.
Installationmustbeinaccordancewith
ManufacturersHome&SafetyStandard
ChimneyCap/SparkArrestor
ClassAChimneySystem
RoofFlashingandStormCollar
JoistShield/Firestop
MobileHomeApprovedDouble
WallChimney
Connector
Usesiliconetocreateavapor
barrierwherethechimneypasses
throughtoexterior.
(HUD)CFR3280,Part24aswellasanyapplicablelocalcodes.
Outside Combustion Air
Theuseofoutsidecombustionairismandatorywheninstallingthiswoodstoveinamobileor
manufacturedhome.
Theoutsideairconnectionpipeprotrudesfromthebottomcenterofthestove;akitisavailable
fromEngland’ sStoveWorks,Inc.designedforconnectingthisunittooutsidecombustionair.[Part
No.ACOAK3]
IfitisnotfeasibletousetheACOAK3outsideairhookup kitinyourstoveinstallation,other
materialsmaybeused,providedthefollowingrulesarefollowed:
o Thepipeusedforoutsideairhookupmustbemetal,withaminimumthicknessof.0209in.
(25gaugemildsteel)or
greaterandaninsidediameterofapproximately2.75in.
o Keeppiperunsshortanduseamechanicalfastenerateachpipejoint.
o Ascreenorotherprotectiondevicemustbefittedovertheoutsideairterminationpointto
preventrain,debrisandnuisanceanimalsfromenteringthepipingsystem.
Inspectthe
outsidecombustionairinletforblockanddebrismonthly.
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FLOORPROTECTION
ThiswoodstoverequiresaU.L.listed(ULCifCanada)floorprotectorwithaRfactorofnolessthan
1.0,ifthestoveistobeinstalledonacombustiblefloor. Ifthefloorthestoveistobeinstalledon
isalreadynoncombustible(i.e.aconcretefloo rinabasement),nofloorprotectionisneeded
(althoughadecor ativefloorprotectorcanstillbeusedforaestheticreasons).
Whenusinganyfloorprotector,consider thatthisstoveisnotonlyheavybutwillinduceheating
andcoolingcyclesonthefloorprotectorwhichcandamagetileandloosenmortarandgroutjoints
locatednearthestove.
ThefloorprotectorshouldbeULratedandlisted,orequivalent(ULCifCanada)andmustbe
noncombustible. AhearthrugisNOTanapprovedsubstituteforaproperhearthpad.
FortheUS:Thefloorprotectormustextendatleast16in.fromthefrontofthefuelopening,8in.
fromthesidesofthedooropeningand8in.fromtherearoftheunit.
ForCanada:Thefloorprotectormustextendatleast450mmfromthefrontofthefuel
opening,
200mmfromthesidesofthedooropeningand200mmfromtherearoftheunit.
Thefloorprotectormustextend2in.(50.8mm)oneithersideofanyhorizontalventingrunsand
extenddirectlyunderneathanyverticalventingpipe.
CAUTION
NEVERUSEGASOLINE,GASOLINETYPELANTERNFUEL,KEROSENE,CHARCOALLIGHTER
FLUID,
ORSIMILARLIQUIDSTOSTARTOR“FRESHENUP”AFIREINTHISHEATER. KEEPALL
SUCH
LIQUIDSWELLAWAYFROMTHEHEATERWHILEINUSE. ADDITIONALLY,NEVERAPPLY
FIRE‐
STARTERTOANYHOTSURFACEOREMBERSINTHE
STOVE.
38½in
47in
_____
in
____in
A:US8in
CAN8in/200mm
B:US16in
CAN18in/450mm
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OPERATION
BreakIn Fires
Thiswoodbu rningunitisconstructedofheavygaugesteelandcastironandisbuilttolastalong
time. However,inordertoensurenoexcessivethermalstressesareinducedonthe
metal
during
thefirstfire,threebreakinfiresshouldbeburned,eachoneslightlyhotterthanthelast.
Thesebreakinfireswillnotonlyhelpthestovebodyacclimatetothehightemperaturesofthe
fire,butwillalsoslowlycurethehightemperaturestovepaint,whichwillensurethe
high
qualityfinishlastsforyears.
WEHIGHLYRECOMMENDburningyourbreakinfiresoutdoors,asthepaintand
manufacturingoilswill‘burnoff’thestoveexteriorsomewhatduringthistime.Ifyoudo
burnthemindoorswithyourfluesystem,opendoorsandwindowstoventilate.
Thisstovehasasingleaircontrolrodwhichregulatesthewoodburnrate;whentheprimaryair
controlslideispushedallthewayintotheunit,thestovewillburnmoreslowlyandputout
heatoveralongertimeperiod. Conversely,whentheaircontrolslideispulledallthewayout,
theunitwillburnmorequicklyandputoutalargeramountofheatoverarelatively shorter
time
period. Donotattempttomodifytherangeofaircontroladjustmentforanyreason.
Thefirstbreakinfire shouldbejustalargekindlingfire,gettingthestovetoabout300°Fas
measuredbyamagneticthermometerontherightorleftsideofthestove,abovethe
door.
Once
thistemperatur ehasbeenreached,allowthefiretodieoutwiththeaircontrolopen.The
secondandthirdbreakinfiresshouldbeabitlarger,withsomesmalldrysplitsaddedtothe
kindlingload. Thetemperaturegoalduringthesefiresisabout350°F450°
F;don’tletthefire
gethotterth anthat.
ContinuousOperationDailyOperationafteryourBreakInFires
Startup
- Loadthefireboxwithwood,splittomoderatesize.
- Ontopofthestartupwood,adddrykindlingsplitintoverysmallpieces.
- Ignitethekindlingfromthetopuntilaflameisestablished.
- ClosethedoorandsetthedampertoHigh(fullyopen)
toreducetheamountofsmoke.
HighBurn
- Besurethedogboxisnotcoveredwithashesorcoals(seeBrickLayout,page33,fordogbox
location).
- Loadwoodloadontothecoalbedafterchoppingandpackingcoals,ifnecessary.
- Closethedoor,set
thedampertoHigh(fullyopen)andsetblowertoHighspeed.
LowBurn
- Besurethedogboxisnotcoveredwithashesorcoals(seeBrickLayout,page33,fordogbox
location).
- Loadwoodloadontothecoalbedafterchoppingandpackingcoals,ifnecessary.

- Closethedoor,setthedampertoHighandsetblowertoHighspeed.
- After15minutes,setthedampertoLow(fullyclosed)andsetblowertoLowspeed.
MediumBurn
- Besurethedogboxisnotcoveredwithashesorcoals(seeBrickLayout,
page33,fordogbox
location).
- Loadwoodloadontothecoalbedafterchoppingandpackingcoals,ifnecessary.
- Closethedoor,setthedamperto½closedand setblowertoHighspeed.
- After15minutes,settheblowertoLo w speed.
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OPERATION
England’sStoveWorks,Inc.alwaysrecommendstheuseofamagneticstovethermometer,so
thatthetemperatureoftheunitcan bemonitored. Whenusingamagneticstovethermometer,
locatethethermometerabovethedooroneithertheleftorrightsideofthestoveandusethe
followingtemperatures
asroughguidelinestodeterminethe burnrateandheatoutputlevelof
thestove:
o Normalwoodstoveoperationshouldoccurbetween350°F(177°C)and550°F(288°C),
with350°F(177°C) to450°F(232°C)beingalowtomediumheatoutputleveland450°F
(232°C)to550°F(288°C)beingamedium
tohighheatoutputlevel. Operatingthestove
at600°F(316°C)wouldbeconsideredthemaximumcontinuousoperatingtemperature
permissibleandunitdamagemayresultfromoperatingatthathighofaburnratefor
extendedtimeperiods. Allowingtheunittoreach750°F(398°C)orhigherisdefinedas
over
firingandwillresultinunitdamage.
Theoptionalroomairconvectionblower wasdesignedtoextractthemaximumamountofheat
fromthestove,forthehighestpossibleheattransferintotheroom. Sincetheblowerisso
efficientatremovingheatfromtheunit,itisveryimportanttoonlyoperatetheroomairblower
afterafreshwoodloadhasbeenallowedtoburnforatleastthirty(30)minutes. Allowingafresh
loadofwoodtoburnwithoutthebloweronensuresthattheentireunitreachesproper
operationtemperaturesandthatthesecondarycombustionsystemisfunctioningproperly.
Additionally,followtheguidelinesbelow
foracceptableblowerspeeds.
Whenusingtheoptionalroomairconvectionblowe r (PartNo.AC16,oryoucanupgradetothe
AC30),theblowershouldbeoperatedasfollowsdependingonheatoutputlevel:
Burn
Rate
High MediumHigh Medium MediumLow Low
BlowerSpeedAC16 High
High
Low
Low
Low
BlowerSpeedAC30 High MediumHigh Medium MediumLow Low
Creosote Formation and Need for
Removal
Whenwoodisburnedslowly,itproducestarandotherorganicvapors,
which
combinewithexpelledmoisturetoformcreosote. Thecreosote
vapors
condenseintherelativelycoolchimneyflueofaslowburningfire. Asa
result,
creosoteresidueaccumulatesonthefluelining. Whenignited,this
creosote
makesanextremelyhotfire. Thechimneyandchimneyconnectorshould
be
inspectedatleastonceeverytwomonthsduringtheheatingseason
to
determineifacreosotebuilduphasoccurred. Ifcreosotehasaccumulated,
it
shouldberemovedtoreducetheriskofchimney
fire.
DONOTUSEGRATESORANDIRONSOROTHERWISEELEVATEFIREBUILD
WOODFIREDIRECTLYON
HEARTH
DONOTOPERATEWITHTHEMAINDOOROPENOPERATINGTHESTOVEWITHTHE
MAIN
DOOROPENWILLCREATEANOVER
FIRE
Intheeventofacreosoteorsootfire(chimneyfire),closetheaircontrolonthe
stove,
contactthelocalfiredepartmentandgetout! Donotthrowwateronthefire!
Contact
yourlocalfireauthorityformoreinformationonhowtohandleachimneyfire
and
P
developasafeevacuationplanforyouandyourfamilyintheeventofachimneyfire.
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OPERATION
Additional Safety Guidelines
CAUTION:Whenaddingfueltothestove,theblowermustbeturnedOFF.
Theinstallationofsmokedetectorsishighlyrecommendedwheninstallingthisoranyother
solidfuelburningappliance. Smokedetectorsshouldbelocatednearorineveryroomofthe
home,particularlysleepingrooms.
Asmokedetectorcanbeinstalledinthesameroomasthiscordwoodburningunit;installingthe
smokedetectortooclosetotheunitcanleadtonuisancealarmsduetoslightwispsofsmoke
emittedduringthefirestartingorreloadingprocess. Duetothis,thesmokedetectorin
the
sameroomastheunitwillbemostusefulifitislocatedas farfromtheunitastheroomwill
permit.
Thisstoveisdesignedtoburnnaturalwoodonly.Higherefficienciesandloweremissions
generallyresultwhenburningairdried,seasonedhardwoods,ascomparedtosoftwoodsorto
greenorfreshlycuthardwoods.DONOTBURNgarbage,lawnclippingsoryardwaste,
materialscontainingrubber,includingtires;Materialscontaini ng
plastic:Wasterpetroleum
products,paintsor paintthinners,orasphaltprodu cts; Materialscontainingasbestos;
Constructionordemolitiondebris;Railroadtiesorpressuretreatedwo od; Manureor
animalremains;Saltwater driftwoodorpreviouslysaltwatersaturatedmaterials;Paper
products,cardboard,plywood,orparticleboard.Theprohibi tionagainstburningthese
materialsdoesnot
prohibittheuseoffirestartersmadefrompaper,cardboard,sawdust,
waxandsimilarsubstancesforthe purposeofstartingafireinanaffectedw oodheater.
Burningthesematerialsmayresultinreleaseof toxicfumesorrender theheaterineffec tive
andcausesmoke.
Burningfuelsotherthancordwood,particularlycoalandcharcoal,canresultinhazardous
concentrationsofcarbonmonoxidebeingemittedintothedwelling. Forthesereasons,NEVER
burncoalorcharcoalinthiscordwoodstove.Installingacarbonmonoxidedetectorandbeing
awareofthesymptomsofcarbonmonoxidepoisoningcan
helpreducetheriskofcarbon
monoxiderelatedissues.
Thisunitwasdesignedforoperationonlywiththeloadingdoorclosedandtightlylatched.
Operatingthisunitwiththeloadingdoorlatchedlooselyoropenwillallowexcessivecombustion
airtoreachthefireandwillresultindangerouslyhighunittemperatures. Highunit
temperaturescandamagetheunit,
voidthewarrantyorignitecreosotedepositedinthe
chimneysystembyprevious,slowburningfires.
Thenaturaldraftthatpullsairthroughthisunitandallowsthefiretoburnusestheindoorairof
thedwellingforcombustion,unlesstheunitisconnectedtoanoutsidecombustionairsource.
Kitchenrangeventhoods,furnacesandotherairmovementappliancesinthehomeareoften
alsoremovingairfromthedwelling;iftheamountofairfiltrationorleakagebackintothehome
isexceededbytheairbeingremoved,negativepressuremaybecreatedinthehome.
Sincethisisanaturaldraftappliance,itwilloftenbethefirstappliancetohaveproblemsrelated
tonegativepressure. Ifsmokeisforcedoutthechimneyconnectorjointsoroutoftheair
inductionsystemoftheunit,theunitislikelyfightingnegativepressureinthedwelling.
Crackingawindowordoorneartheappliancecanhelpequalizethenegativepressure;
DONOTSTOREFUELCLOSERTHANSPECIFIEDCLEARANCESTOCOMBUSTIBLESOR
WITHINTHESPACENEEDEDFORLOADINGTHESTO
V
EANDFORASHREMO
V
AL.
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ultimately,anunrestrictedsourceofoutsidecombustionmaybenecessaryforproperunit
function.
Iftheunitisconnectedtooutsideair,becertaintomonitortheexteriorinlettothecombustion
systemfor icingorsnowaccumulation. Allowingtheoutsideairconnectionto
becomerestricted
willresultinairstarvationtotheunit.
SafeWoodBurningPractices
Onceyourwoodburningapplianceisproperlyinstalled,followtheseguidelinesfor
safeoperation:
Keepallflammablehousehoulditemsdrapes,furniture,newspapers,andbooks
farawayfromtheappliance.
Startfiresonlywithnewspaper,drykindlingandallnaturalororganicfire
starters.Neverstart
afirewithgasoline,kerosene,orcharcoalstarter.
Donotburnwetorgreen(unseasoned)logs.
Donotuselogsmadefromwaxandsawdustinyourwoodstovetheyaremadeforopen
hearthfireplaces.Ifyouusemanufacturedlogs,choosefromthosemadefrom100
percentcompressed
sawdust.
Buildhotfires.Formostappliances,asmolderingfireisnotasafeorefficientfire.
Keepthedoorstoyourwoodburningapplianceclosesunlessloadingorstokingthelive
fire.Harmfulchemicals,likecarbonmonoxide,canbereleasedintoyourhome.
Regularlyremoveashesfromyour
woodburningapplianceintoametalcontainerwitha
cover.Storethecontainerofashesoutdoorsonacementorbrickslab (notonawood
deckornearwood).Seeashremovalinstructionsinyourowner’smanual.
Keepafireextinguisherhandy.
Remembertocheckyourlocalairquality
forecastbeforeyouburn.
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