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Contour 5W Series Manual - V4.0

Item Qty Part No.

Description

Warranty

C501

Secondary Regulator Assembly

C502

Grate Support

C503

Grate Plate

C504

Curved Front Plate Assembly

C505

Log Retainer Teeth

C506

Throat Plate Fireboard

C507

Rear Fireboard (2 Parts)

C508a

Left Fireboard

C508b

Right Fireboard

C509

Throat Plate Retaining Bar

C510

Baffle Deflector Fireboard

C511

Flat Inner Side Window

C512

Regulator Cover Plate

Contour Parts List

Item

Qty

Part No.

Description

Warranty

13a

C513a

Left Curved Side Window

13b

C513b

Right Curved Side Window

C514

Ash Pan

C515

Contour 5 Curved Glass

C516

Ash Pan Handle

C517

Stove Body

C518

Stove Door & Handle

C519

Door Fire Rope

C520

Glass Sealer Tape

C521

Fire Grate Retainer Bar

C522

Side Grate Retainer Bars

C523

CE Plate

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Summary of Contents for CONTOUR5LW

Page 1: ...The Contour CONTOUR5MW CONTOUR5PW CONTOUR5LW Manual Operation Installation www capitalfireplaces co uk ...

Page 2: ...ted the paint will be properly cured and you can operate your stove normally according to the instructions provided in this manual If any peeling of the paint occurs on your stove this will only be as a result of improper curing or misuse of the stove such as over fuelling or running the stove too hot Therefore any peeling is not covered by your warranty NOTE During the final higher temperature bu...

Page 3: ...late Flueway Cleaning 10 Chimney Sweeping 11 Combustion Air Supply 11 Seasonal Use 11 Troubleshooting 12 Placement Fixing Advice 13 Installation Instructions Health Safety Precautions 15 Chimney 15 Hearth Fire Surround 15 Flue Connection 16 Connecting The Flue 16 On Delivery Of The Stove 16 After Installation 16 Contour 5W Dimensions 17 Contour 5W Parts List 18 Maintenance 19 Warranty Guarantee 20...

Page 4: ...2017 Version 4 0 WOOD SOLID MINERAL FUEL NOMINAL OUTPUT 4 9kW 4 1kW ENERGY EFFICIENCY NET 76 7 77 7 Ancit CO EMISSION AT 13 OXYGEN 0 47 0 21 CLEARANCE TO COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL MINIMUM 75mm REAR 500mm SIDE 75mm REAR 500mm SIDE AVERAGE FLUE GAS TEMPERATURE 231o C 174o C Manufacturer s Declaration The stove has been type tested by BSRIA Ltd and fulfils the applicable rules for EN 13240 2001 CE marking...

Page 5: ... INSTALLER NAME INSTALLER ADDRESS Important To Remember Installation By Authorised Technician This manual contains instructions on how the stoves must be assembled maintained and installed To ensure the function and safety of the stove the installation must be carried out by an authorised technician Contact one of our dealers to find a suitable fitter Structural Support Check that the wood joists ...

Page 6: ... bed of ash at the base for the wood to be placed on The use of unseasoned wood in this appliance can result in heavy tar deposits in the stove on the glass and within the chimney Also unseasoned wood will produce lower outputs from the fire Peat Cut peat must be dried before using in the stove in order to reduce the amount of tar deposits produced You should burn Peat in the same way as wood fuel...

Page 7: ...single slider for the clean glass air wash secondary and the Eco Cleanburn tertiary there is a balancing valve which you never need to touch fitted into the rear of the stove that automatically manages the volume of air being fed to each of the outlet air controls so the optimum airflow is delivered to the clean glass air wash down the front of the glass and the Eco Cleanburn afterburn at the rear...

Page 8: ...g with the kindling on the base of the firebox and cover with approximately 50mm of fuel Light the paper or fire lighters to start the fire then ensure the primary air vent is open on the door Slide to the right to open See Fig 1 of the stove before closing it and pull the Air Wash control towards you to open the rear Air Wash vent see Fig 2b Allow the fire to be fully ignited before adjusting the...

Page 9: ...then over firing may occur Once lit we recommend the front primary air slider be left slightly open 1 2cm only and adjust accordingly to control the fire The slider should be moved to the left to open the vent and to the right to close the vent see Fig 1 The door handle control bar air wash and primary slider will heat up when the fire is lit and running But when you need to touch them to adjust o...

Page 10: ...ow by blocking the front grill Burning smokeless fuels will require the ashpan to be emptied regularly it is very important to do this as this ash must not be allowed to overflow over the grate Be sure not to completely empty the base of ash It is very important that all ash is cool before attempting to remove it from either the base or the ashpan We advise emptying the cold ash into a bin liner a...

Page 11: ...to the stove must be in accordance with current Building Regulations Approved Document J An open window is not appropriate Any air inlets must be positioned in such a way as they cannot be blocked Seasonal Use If the stove is not used for a long period of time e g Summer then it must be thoroughly cleaned with ash and unburned fuel being removed It is important to leave air controls fully open whe...

Page 12: ...he glass still occurs ensure that all flue connections are well sealed with fire cement as this can decay over a long period of time and may need resealing Also the chimney draw needs to be sufficient and not affected by down draught When burning certain smokeless fuels you may notice some blackening of the glass below the grill level this is to be expected and shouldn t obscure your view of the f...

Page 13: ...ire has gone out completely to prevent the chimney fire reigniting Once this has happened and the stove has cooled you must then clean the chimney and flueways to prevent the chimney fire from reoccurring next time you light the stove If the chimney fire does not extinguish after closing all the vents and door then you must contact the fire brigade immediately do not attempt to fight the fire your...

Page 14: ...is area can be 90o C so we do not recommend any combustibles in this area Fixing Points If you would like to fix the stove to the ground you can do this using the fixing points shown below For anchoring the Pedestal model to your hearth you will need x4 M12 bolts and x4 M12 nuts not supplied The Log Store model has M12 nuts built into the base therefore you will only require x4 M12 bolts not suppl...

Page 15: ...an adequate air supply especially if the room has double glazed windows We recommend you check this with your local building control officer and adhere to the building regulations requirements for providing oxygen into the room your installer will confirm this with you The requirements of both the BS 8303 and BS EN 15287 1 2007 A1 2010 standards must be fulfilled We recommend you only use a HETAS ...

Page 16: ... chosen location for the stove You must ensure that all building and health and safety regulations that apply to your chosen type of installation are conformed to before you begin to use the stove Your stove will normally be delivered assembled ready for connection Connecting The Flue The flue collar must be sealed with fire cement and all flue connections must be well sealed Any horizontal sectio...

Page 17: ...mm I 150mm J 420mm Contour Pedestal 5kW Model CONTOUR5PW A 1070mm B 125mm C 300mm D 800mm E 500mm F 420mm G 470mm H 195mm I 240mm J 150mm K 420mm Front View Side View Front View Side View Contour Midi 5kW Model CONTOUR5MW A 860mm B 125mm C 300mm D 675mm E 460mm F 420mm G 470mm H 100mm I 150mm J 420mm Front View Side View Installation Instructions B E D C A B E D C A B D C A F G I H K J E F G H F I...

Page 18: ...09 Throat Plate Retaining Bar N 10 1 C510 Baffle Deflector Fireboard N 11 2 C511 Flat Inner Side Window N 12 1 C512 Regulator Cover Plate Y Contour Parts List Item Qty Part No Description Warranty 13a 1 C513a Left Curved Side Window N 13b 1 C513b Right Curved Side Window N 14 1 C514 Ash Pan N 15 1 C515 Contour 5 Curved Glass N 16 1 C516 Ash Pan Handle Y 17 1 C517 Stove Body Y 18 1 C518 Stove Door ...

Page 19: ... over the location pins then fix in position by slotting the Retaining Plate under it 2 Place Top Fireboard in position on its retainers 3 Put the two Rear Fireboards back into position 4 Lastly reposition the Side Fireboards one at a time using the Side Bolts to keep them in place Recommended Periodic Checks Check The Following If Fault Found Recommended Frequency For Checks Chimney is swept Arra...

Page 20: ...ed by a HETAS approved and registered engineer and you have registered your stove with Capital Fireplaces and completed the registration details on page 5 of this manual The stove is operated fully in accordance with this operating manual The warranty only covers fair wear and tear only it does not cover any abuse or any issues of over fuelling or miss fuelling as this will totally void this warra...

Page 21: ...by an Order made and signed by the Secretary of State or Minister in the devolved administrations Further information on the requirements of the Clean Air Act can be found at http smokecontrol defra gov uk Your local authority is responsible for implementing the Clean Air Act 1993 including designation and supervision of smoke control areas and you can contact them for details of Clean Air Act req...

Page 22: ...NCY INDEX 102 2 7 ENERGY EFFICIENCY AT NOMINAL HEAT OUTPUT 76 7 8 SPECIFIC PRECAUTIONS SEE MANUAL 1 SUPPLIER NAME OR TRADEMARK OAK STOVES 2 MODEL IDENTIFIER CONTOUR MIDI CLEAN BURN STOVE 3 ENERGY CLASS A 4 DIRECT HEAT OUTPUT 4 9kW 5 INDIRECT HEAT OUTPUT N A 6 ENERGY EFFICIENCY INDEX 102 2 7 ENERGY EFFICIENCY AT NOMINAL HEAT OUTPUT 76 7 8 SPECIFIC PRECAUTIONS SEE MANUAL 1 SUPPLIER NAME OR TRADEMARK...

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