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These instructions must be read in conjunction with-:
1. The appropriate oil valve document supplied with the
stove.
Valves fitted to this stove will normally be-:
The 252 AY ships valve made by O.C.I.
Or
The DVD valve made by Toby.
The Toby valve will normally be fitted to stoves with boilers as
it has the aqua-stat facility as an additional add on item, which
fastens on top of the valve.
2. The Installer document supplied with the stove.
3. DO NOT OPPERATE THE STOVE UNLESS YOU
HAVE READ THIS DOCUMENT AND FULLY
UNDERSTAND HOW IT WORKS AND
HOW TO
OPERATE IT SAFELY.
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1-0-1 WARNINGS
1-0-2 GENERAL INFORMATION
1-0-3 SPACING FROM COMBUSTIBLES
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3-0-1 COLD WEATHER WAXING.
3-0-2 TRIM.
3-0-3 POOR OIL FLOW PROBLEMS.
3-0-4 OIL FEED SET UP.
3-0-5 OIL LINE
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4-9 THE COAL KIT
4-10 THE DESCALING DEVICE
4-11. STOVE COMPONENTS
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5-1 OIL VALVE DETAILS
5-2 LIGHTING
5-3 WATER HEATING
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Phone
01302 742520
Fax
01302 750573
e mail
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Further information.
www.oilstoves.co.uk
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A great deal of effort has gone into the development of this
stove and it has been specifically designed for the narrow boat
user.
The Round Bubble stove has been designed to fit into confined
spaces and constructed in such a way as to make it possible to
strip down and repair any damaged part.
3.The circular shape allows the stove to be fitted with minimal
use of space, allowing easy access past it.
4.The stove can be supplied with a profiled drip tray.
5. The top of the stove can be used for warming and cooking.
7. Lightweight stainless steel or standard deck flanges and
traditional chimney extensions can used providing a suitable
antidowndraught terminal is fitted and providing that the
required flue vacuum readings can be achieved.
8. The dry stove will provide space heating via convection
together with limited cooking facilities on the top plate.
8a. The boiler version will provide the same with the addition
of hot water and central heating.
10. The stove incorporates a combustion air restrictor (C.A.R.)
as opposed to the more traditional swinging barometric damper
and also features easy access to the oil control valve.
1-0-1. WARNINGS
1. Never try to relight a hot stove; wait until it has cooled
down, hot oil vapour is explosive.
2. Never try to light a flooded pot, when attempting to light a
stove make sure that the pot is not flooded with oil, by looking
into the base of the burner.
If it is flooded remove the excess oil as per instructions in 6-9
of the faultfinding section.
3. If the stove or boat is left unattended, make sure that the
stove is turned off and the oil is turned off at the isolation valve
fitted prior to the oil entering the stove.
4. Make sure that fuel oil filters serving the stove are renewed
regularly in line with service requirements.
1-0-2. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE STOVE.
1. The stove is a space heater, which burns diesel oil in a
controlled manner utilizing a chimney to discharge the products
of combustion.
1-0-3. SPACING FROM COMBUSTIBLES.
1. The stove is designed to fit into a suitable fireplace.
2. The fireplace must be manufactured from fireproof materials.
3. For spacing from combustible materials the stove must be
treated in the same way as a SOLID FUEL APPLIANCE and as
such, whilst it is running, will become very hot and must not be
touched.
4. To prevent the risk of injury through burning a suitable
fireguard must be fitted and adequate provision made for
