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1.4.

Description

Flued oil stove with vaporizing burner
(Norm EN 1).

1.5.

Operating principle

Furnace oil is fed to the burner floor (fig. 3) where is it
ignited by means of a firestarter (or the Glow-plug
ignitor # 6). The heat produced by this flame brings the
burner temperature to the required level to vaporize the
fuel. Oil will only burn as a vapour not a liquid.
Room combustion air enters the burner through the air
inlet holes.
In the center of the burner is the catalyser (# 4, fig. 3)
which aids in vaporizing the fuel. When the stove is
operation, the catalyser glows red. The stove should
not be used with out both the catalyser (# 4, fig. 3),
catalyser top (# 3) and ring (# 2).
A de-scaling lever (# 7, fig.3) can be pushed and pulled
in and out as well as turning slightly at the same time to
keep the inlet pipe clear of carbon buildup.
The stove float regulator contains a filter to trap
impurities.
A safety lever controls fuel flow. Oil can only enter the
float chamber when the safety lever is depressed.
Oil temperature variations will affect the oil flow into the
float chamber. A float in the chamber raises the fuel
level available to the burner.

The float regulator is also controlled by a control knob
which turns from “0" (off) to ”6" (high setting).
A draught regulator (# 1, fig. 13, p. 7) ensures a
constant air intake to the burner regardless of external
factors.

2.

Installation instructions

SAFETY NOTICE : Read carefully all instructions before

starting the installation. If the stove is not properly instal-

led, a house fire may result. For your safety, follow the

installation directions. Contact local building or fire offi-

cials about restrictions and installation inspection in your

area.

2.1.

Position of the unit

- The position of the appliance must be chosen very
carefully in order to obtain the best possible results for
heat distribution.
- Position the unit to comply with the minimum
c l e a r a n c e s t o c o m b u s t i b l e m a t e r i a l . M i n i m u m
clearances are shown from the vertical portion of the
chimney connector. Check that no overhead cross
members in the ceiling will be cut. Reposition unit if
necessary, being careful not to move closer than the
minimum clearances.
- Outside air : For the oil stove to function properly, an
adequate supply of combustion air is required.

2.2.

Chimney

- Ensure that the flue has sufficient draught (refer to
technical details).

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2

3

4

5

6

7

Figure 3 - Burner

- Air holes

- Upper ring

- Catalyser top

- Catalyser

- Burner

- Glow-plug ignitor
(optional)

- De-scaling lever

1

2

4

5

3

6

7

8

9

10

Figure 4 - Description

- Blanking plate
- Main door
- Flue collar
- Baffle
- Tray

- Sliding door
- Supplementary baffle
- Draught control
- Ceramic coal
10 - Coal support

USA / CANADA : The installation of this stove must
comply with state and local requirements and the stand-
ard CSA B139.

Document n° 979-3 EN ~ 28/08/2000

174 05 05

BELFORT

Oil fired stove

4

Technical manual

Summary of Contents for 174 05 05

Page 1: ...es Franco Belges 59660 MERVILLE Phone 03 28 43 43 43 Fax 03 28 43 43 99 RC Hazebrouck 445750565B Subject to modifications Belfort Oil fired stove Model 174 05 05 EN 1 CAN CSA approved ANSI UL approved...

Page 2: ...uctions 8 Fuel 8 Lighting procedure 8 Operating procedure 8 Shutting down 8 Maintenance of the stove 8 Recommendation 9 Trouble shooting 10 Spare parts 11 FRANCO BELGE congratulates you on your choice...

Page 3: ...TU hr 18 000 Oil consumption at maximum speed litre h 0 58 US gal hr 0 16 minimum speed litre h 0 17 US gal hr 0 045 Chimney draught required at maximum speed Pa 15 in w g 0 06 minimum speed Pa 8 in w...

Page 4: ...ernal factors 2 Installation instructions SAFETY NOTICE Read carefully all instructions before starting the installation If the stove is not properly instal led a house fire may result For your safety...

Page 5: ...the rear heat shield must not be remove in the case 2 5 Rear flue outlet Figure 7 Open the main door remove the ceramic coal grate with theirs coal 9 and 10 fig 4 p 4 and remove the internal baffle 4...

Page 6: ...pressure 300 mbar If the tank is lower than the stove a lift pump will have to be utilized A clearance of 6 15 cm must be maintained between the external remote tank and the stove 2 9 Levelling It is...

Page 7: ...than a 1 4 of a turn at a time in any direction from their initial setting When making any adjustments allow 3 to 5 minutes between adjustments to allow burner to stabilize to previous adjustment befo...

Page 8: ...djust to new setting If the burner stops during operating immediately turn off the control knob position 0 and wait until the burner is completely cool before repeating the lighting procedure 3 4 Shut...

Page 9: ...be considered as a defect but rather as a patina of the enamel which does not affect its quality nor its service ability 3 6 Recommendation The adjustment of the stove has been made at the factory and...

Page 10: ...oot build up noticed Flame imbalance Insufficient air supply Increase fresh air supply open door window add make up air supply Downdraught or blockage in chimney Check Chimney for Soot build up clean...

Page 11: ...Back panel Y J K C 01 32 209916 Protector Y J K C 01 33 222560 Flue baffle Y J K C 01 34 222611 Suppl flue baffle Y J K C 01 35 236708 94 Bracket Y J K C 01 36 239715 60 Carburettor support Y J K C 01...

Page 12: ...Document n 979 3 EN 28 08 2000 174 05 05 BELFORT Oil fired stove 12 Technical manual...

Page 13: ...d tool Y J K C 01 58 982629 Feed line regulator burner Y J K C 01 59 982630 Vent pipe Y J K C 01 60 818301 Grate Y J K C 01 61 307436 Fuel retainer Y J K C 01 62 109722 Ceramic coal 45x45x30 Y J K C 3...

Page 14: ...from the use of fuel not recommen ded in our instructions Parts which are damaged by external causes such as unadapted chimneys thunderstorms damp faulty pressure or fail in pressure thermic anomalie...

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