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Chilli Penguin Penguin 7 Convector Installation And Operating Manual Download Page 24

A hearth is made up of 2 layers: a constructional hearth (base concrete layer) and
a superimposed hearth (top decorative layer). The Stock Cube Series, the Penguin
7 Series and The Seventy Ate “78” Series do not require a constructional hearth, a
superimposed hearth is adequate.

3.d

Hearth

The Stock Cube Series

NB. Do not place soft furnishings within 1150mm of the stove

Superimposed 12mm (minimum)

The Stock Cube

Stock Cube Convector

The Fubsy

Penguin 7 Series & The Seventy Ate “78” Series

Superimposed 12mm (minimum)

Penguin 7

Penguin 7 Convector

Penguin Idris

The Seventy Ate “78”

The Seventy Ate “78” Shorty

In front of the stove

225mm (minimum)

Both sides of the stove

150mm (minimum)

All freestanding stoves require a superimposed hearth of at least 850x850mm square
(in addition to any constructional hearth requirements)

Life is better...

by the fire

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Summary of Contents for Penguin 7 Convector

Page 1: ...www chillipenguin co uk CSP 9768 17 01 2022 Installation and Operating Manual The Stock Cube Series Penguin 7 Series The Seventy Ate 78 Series...

Page 2: ...th A pair of heat resistant gloves Air control tool This instruction manual An aerosol of spray paint coloured stoves only A warm fuzzy feeling indicating that you are now part of the penguin family w...

Page 3: ...oor Glass Replacement Removing the Throat Plate on the Stock Cube Series Removing the Throat Plate on the Stock Cube Series Vermiculite Bricks Trouble Shooting Section 6 Energy efficiency Warranty P 4...

Page 4: ...r stoves to enable them to run as efficiently as possible and be simple to use Please spend a few minutes familiarising yourself with this manual so you can get the best possible performance out your...

Page 5: ...nguin co uk FAQ looking after your penguin The Stock Cube Series Model The Stock Cube Output 4 8kW Fuel Type Wood only Stock Cube Convector 4 8kW Wood only The Fubsy 4 8kW Wood only The Seventy Ate 78...

Page 6: ...e place one or two firelighters in the centre kindling over the top light the fire close the stove door open air control fully ventilate room maintain this SMALL FIRE for 15 minutes this warms up the...

Page 7: ...nd you can operate your stove normally according to the instructions provided in this manual If any problems arise with the painted surface of the stove this is a result of incorrect curing or misuse...

Page 8: ...his because we design and make them ourselves here in Wales We are convinced that stoves make the autumn fabulous and the winter sublime We hope that your stove will make the bad days bearable and the...

Page 9: ...Page 06 17 Theplans technicaldetails Section 2...

Page 10: ...2 The Plans The Stock Cube Series The Stock Cube Y Ciwb Stoc 733mm 475mm 127mm 583mm 125mm 405mm 473mm Optional Plinth Page 07 of 52 www chillipenguin co uk...

Page 11: ...Stock Cube Convector Ciwb Stoc Darfudol 555mm 127mm 583mm 405mm 473mm 125mm 2 The Plans The Stock Cube Series Page 08 of 52...

Page 12: ...The Fubsy 555mm 127mm 714mm 405mm 473mm 125mm 2 The Plans The Stock Cube Series Integral Plinth Page 09 of 52 www chillipenguin co uk...

Page 13: ...x Average Diameter 300mm x 100mm Max Fuel Load 2 5kg Flue Collar Diameter 127mm 5 Flue Size Required Ideal 152mm 6 Min 127 mm 5 Top Exit Standard Rear Exit Fit blanking plate to top exit Hearth Type M...

Page 14: ...Penguin 7 Pengwin 7 575mm 127mm 583mm 125mm 405mm 473mm 110mm 2 The Plans Penguin 7 Series 733mm Optional Plinth Page 11 of 52 www chillipenguin co uk...

Page 15: ...Penguin 7 Convector Pengwin 7 Darfudol 649mm 127mm 583mm 405mm 473mm 125mm 2 The Plans Penguin 7 Series Page 12 of 52...

Page 16: ...Penguin Idris 649mm 127mm 791mm 405mm 681mm 125mm Pengwin Idris 2 The Plans Penguin 7 Series Page 13 of 52 www chillipenguin co uk Integral Plinth...

Page 17: ...x Average Diameter 450mm x 100mm Max Fuel Load 3 5kg Flue Collar Diameter 127mm 5 Flue Size Required Ideal 152mm 6 Min 127 mm 5 Top Exit Standard Rear Exit Fit blanking plate to top exit Hearth Type...

Page 18: ...The Seventy Ate 78 649mm 127mm 1115mm 405mm 997mm 125mm Pengwin 78 118mm 2 The Plans The Seventy Ate 78 Series Page 15 of 52 www chillipenguin co uk Integral Plinth...

Page 19: ...The Seventy Ate 78 Shorty 649mm 127mm 906mm 405mm 788mm 125mm Pengwin 78 Bach 2 The Plans The Seventy Ate 78 Series Page 16 of 52...

Page 20: ...meter 450mm x 100mm Max Fuel Load 3 5kg Flue Collar Diameter 127mm 5 Flue Size Required Ideal 152mm 6 Min 127 mm 5 Top Exit Standard Rear Exit Fit blanking plate to top exit Hearth Type Min 12mm Heart...

Page 21: ...Installationinstructions Page 18 29 Section 3...

Page 22: ...e care to avoid the possibility of personal injury 3 b Health and Safety Precautions 3 Installation Instructions All local and national regulations must be observed when installing the appliance If in...

Page 23: ...on the requirements of the Clean Air Act can be found here www gov uk smoke control area rules Your local authority is responsible for implementing the Clean Air Act 1993 including designation and su...

Page 24: ...gs within 1150mm of the stove Superimposed 12mm minimum The Stock Cube Stock Cube Convector The Fubsy Penguin 7 Series The Seventy Ate 78 Series Superimposed 12mm minimum Penguin 7 Penguin 7 Convector...

Page 25: ...available through your local Chilli stockist or our online shop There are diagrams online to help you identify the correct parts and advice about how to fit www chillipenguin co uk FAQ looking after...

Page 26: ...ube Convector with insulated pipe 350mm 150mm 300mm 300mm 500mm 500mm The Fubsy The Fubsy with insulated pipe 350mm 150mm 300mm 300mm 500mm 500mm Penguin 7 Penguin 7 with insulated pipe 300mm 100mm 40...

Page 27: ...ces can be greater than the appliance depending on type MINIMUM DISTANCES TO NON COMBUSTIBLE WALLS 50mm Sides 100mm Rear wall thickness needs to be at least 200mm thick These are minimum distances Abo...

Page 28: ...iagram on facing page Distances to combustibles diagonal corner installation 5kW If the stove is installed at an angle of 45 degrees to the wall then the distance can be reduced to a minimum of 65 mm...

Page 29: ...E E E F F A A B B 1 2 3 2 2 3 2 4 C C D E E E E F F A A B B 1 2 3 4 Combustible wooden stud wall Fixing Sheet metal shield Stove Number Key A B C D E F Air gap behind shield min 25mm Distance to clos...

Page 30: ...will affect the draw of the flue system and could lead to fumes entering the room Additional room ventilation may be required a flue draught test under worst case scenario must be carried out by a qu...

Page 31: ...t There are a large number of criteria that need to be assessed prior to fitting and commissioning Please refer to the HETAS Guidelines and Commissions Procedure HETAS TN 0020 270mm Direct Air Inlet d...

Page 32: ...from a closed appliance may loosen deposits that were previously firmly adhered with the consequent risk of flue blockage It is therefore recommended that the chimney be swept a second time within a m...

Page 33: ...Instructionsforuse Page 30 39 Section 4...

Page 34: ...en it is furthest out When knob is closed by approx 10mm this closes boost features Hinge pin pins to hold the door to the stove body Flue collar the integral 5 127mm collar on the top of the stove Th...

Page 35: ...ulite bricks at the rear Base bricks vermiculite bricks at the base of the stove not shown Baffle brick The Seventy Ate 78 Series only not shown Glass retaining strips retaining strip and screws early...

Page 36: ...5 All coloured stoves will come with an aerosol of the matching colour FUMES While the stove paint is curing it will give off fumes Please ensure that you ventilate the room opening doors and windows...

Page 37: ...and the three bears method small fire medium fire hot fire readthismanualandallwarningscarefully The A B C of lighting your 1st stove fire are A air control B burn dry wood C cure paint carefully pre...

Page 38: ...This will only occur with the right amount of air and heat leading to higher efficiencies These gases burn as a yellow flame above the wood stage3 Charcoal is left once all the gases have been burnt...

Page 39: ...epending on size and species Wood requires combustion air to be directed down onto it to burn most efficiently TIPS FOR IDENTIFYING DRY WOOD 1 Visible cracks at the end of the log 2 Bang two logs toge...

Page 40: ...give reduced heat to room and cause more emissions THE AIR CONTROLS To get started and to refuel Pull the air control knob fully out using the glove or tool provided this supplies both boost and norm...

Page 41: ...risk of excess smoke emission this stove must not be operated with the door open and the air controls should always be used as directed in the instructions Fuel overloading The maximum amount of fuel...

Page 42: ...recipes on our website if you want some inspiration chillipenguin co uk recipe page You can purchase an oven thermometer to monitor the oven temperature You can also purchase a stove pipe thermometer...

Page 43: ...Maintenance Page 40 48 Section 5...

Page 44: ...and not brittle Your local stove shop should be able to supply replacement rope seal and glue alternatively they can be ordered through our online spares shop The rope seals required by the stoves in...

Page 45: ...il A new stove flue should arrive rust free this will only be relevant if you are renovating an old stove Remove oil grease contaminants New flue can arrive with a chemical on the surface used during...

Page 46: ...ss There is likely to be a strong smell when the paint is curing ventilate the room well open windows doors as necessary Take extra care if anyone else in the household has breathing difficulties Ther...

Page 47: ...the glass can show signs of discolouration or a pattern of white dust The ceramic glass we have used since Aug 2016 is polished with a silica coating When the stove is cool the glass should be cleaned...

Page 48: ...emoved STEP 3 Lift the brick up and tilt to one side the brick should now easily be dropped down and removed STEP 4 For cleaning brush off soot from brick STEP 5 For replacement reverse above instruct...

Page 49: ...to the baffle brick which can now be manoeuvred forward and slide out sideways and down 5 g Removing the Throat Plate on the Penguin 7 78 Series To sweep the chimney and to remove soot from flue passa...

Page 50: ...amage the stove body Caring for your vermiculite bricks Do not use over sized logs Do not over fill the fire chamber Place logs in rather than throwing or dropping If using a poker or tool inside the...

Page 51: ...MALL LOCALISED AREAS WHERE WOOD HAD FALLEN AGAINST THE GLASS IS NORMAL THIS WILL BURN OFF AS THE FIRE GETS HOTTER Air controls closed down too soon before fire established Leave air control open longe...

Page 52: ...Page 49 52 Energyefficiency Warranty Section 6 www chillipenguin co uk...

Page 53: ...6 Energy Efficiency Warranty 6 a Energy Efficiency Labels The Stock Cube Series Penguin 7 Series The Seventy Ate 78 Series Page 50 of 52 ENERGY INDEX 102 ENERGY INDEX 100 ENERGY INDEX 100...

Page 54: ...be discretionary It is important to use only replacement parts recommended by CPS Should any components arrive in a damaged state upon delivery they will be replaced provided a written claim is made w...

Page 55: ...e vented safely to the atmosphere via the chimney terminal 04 Have operating instructions and gloves been left with the customer 05 Has the customer been advised about the correct use of the stove 06...

Page 56: ...co uk Local Stockists www chillipenguin contact Chilli Penguin Workshop 11 Glan y Don Industrial Estate Pwllheli Gwynedd LL53 5YT Follow Us VEGETABLE BASED PRINTING INKS www chillipenguin co uk VEGET...

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