2.8. External tank
Canada : When the stove is connected to an external or
remote tank, it must be secured to the floor (# 2, ill. 3).
A barometric fuel tank should not be positionned where it
will be in the direct rays of the sun or adjacent to a source
of intense heat.
If the tank is more than 8 ft (2,5 m) higher than the stove a
pressure reducer must be installed on the oil line
(see ill. 7, page 17).
If the tank is lower than the stove a lift pump will have to
be utilized (see ill. 7).
A clearance of 6 “ (15 cm) must be maintained between
the external/remote tank and the stove.
2.9. Oil flow adjustment
The float regulator has been adjusted at the factory and
should not need further adjustment.
If the burner does not work correctly, check possible cau-
ses before readjusting the settings :
- Chimney draught,
- Fresh air inlet,
- Oil supply.
Low setting (# 2, ill. 8, page 18) :
- Set the regulating knob on “1" and let the burner run for
a few minutes. The flame must completely cover the bot-
tom of the burner and the catalyser body must be glowing
red hot.
- If the flame is too small, the stove will soot up quickly ;
increase the flame by turning the setting screw # 2 clock-
wise.
- If the flame is too high ; reduce the flame by turning the
setting screw # 6 counter clock-wise
High setting (# 3, ill. 8, page 18) :
- Set the regulating knob on “6" and let the burner run for
a few minutes. The flame must be shaped like a cone and
reach the upper part of the window.
- If the flame is too low ; increase the flame by turning the
1
2
Ill. 3 - Adjustment screws and bracket
1 - Feet adjustment screws and caps.
2 - Appliance fixing bracket (Canada).
Ill. 4 - Burner level check
Ill. 5 - Fitting of the handle
A
Ill. 6 - Fitting the tray
Ill. 7 - Gravity or pumped oil supply
1 - 8 ft maxi
2 - At least 0,8 ft
3 - Oil Tank
4 - Filter
5 - Suction pump with
reserve and filter
6 - Pipe
∅
1/4 in
7 - At least 6"
1
5
3
6
2
7
1
3
4
6
2
7
Document n° 809-5EN ~ 15/04/1999
Oil burning stove Burgundy
Technical manual 17
