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USER INSTRUCTIONS
CORNER OIL STOVE
ISSUE 30-06-22
www.oilstoves.co.uk
Page 1: ...1 USER INSTRUCTIONS CORNER OIL STOVE ISSUE 30 06 22 www oilstoves co uk...
Page 2: ...ositioning device to allow adequate clearances for air to circulate around the heater panels and convert heat into the boat 5 The top of the stove can be used for warming and cooking 6 The stove can a...
Page 3: ...l wood or oil burning requiring a naturally generated chimney vacuum into a traditional narrow boat creates specific problems which are mainly concerned with flues amongst other things 2 Normally when...
Page 4: ...nimum inside diameter of 90mm 7 Outside the boat the chimney should be twin wall and insulated to keep the flue gasses as hot as possible 8 The chimney and stove must be adequately guarded to prevent...
Page 5: ...around it for protection from the effects of cold weather 4 Always add a suitable proprietary antifreeze additive to the stove fuel for wintertime running 5 The tank should have conveniently sized fil...
Page 6: ...air ratio 4 9 THE COAL KIT 1 The key to the success of the coal effect is the patented coal support system specially developed for use on BUBBLE STOVES 2 The coals are located on the coal support bar...
Page 7: ...n leave the door slightly open whilst the firelighter gets the oil going You will notice the flame start to establish itself and spread around the bottom of the pot after one minutes it will start to...
Page 8: ...e possible unless our instructions on chimneys and flue vacuum are followed 3 If the burner does not burn with a blue flame recheck the chimney vacuum and oil flow rate 4 If the burner does not run we...
Page 9: ...not leak from the pot if it has leaked into the drip tray it will have come from the descaling seal or the boat could have been subject to heavy movement causing the oil to splash around and leak thr...
Page 10: ...r at cost 4 1 Glass is not covered under the warranty 5 ARRANGE FOR SERVICE visits with a service engineer COPYRIGHT HARWORTH HEATING LTD 20 10 00 This publication must not be copied without written p...
Page 11: ...11 FIG 1 Preferred Oil Layout...
Page 12: ...12 FIG 2 Flue Layouts...
