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2.- INSTALLATION. 

The form of installing the stove will decisively influence its safety and correct working 

order.  

It is very important for it to be well installed.  
The  correct  installation  of  the  stove  and  the  chimney  may  be  difficult  and  we 

recommend it be done by a professional.  Should you decide to do it yourself and you have 
any doubts, please ask a professional for help or call us directly at the factory.  

 

A.- LOCATING THE STOVE FOR GREATEST PERFORMANCE 

 

The stove gives its heat both by infrared radiation, heating walls, ceilings, furniture, 

etc. directly, and by heating the air, producing a convection movement that takes the heat to 
the most distant parts of the room.  

The  BENNINGTON  mod.  Stove  produces  a  gentle,  uniform  and  radiant  heat  that 

leads to pleasant comfort in your home.   

The  best  location  for  the  stove  is  usually  in  the  lounge,  it  being  a  large  room  and 

generally located in the centre of the home.  

If  the  house  has  two  floors,  the  best  location  is  on  the  lower  floor  and  near  to  the 

stairwell.  

 

B.- CHIMNEYS 

 

The working order of the stove depends on:  

 

 

a) The chimney 

 

 

b) The form of operating with it  

 

 

c) The quality of the fuel used.  

After years of use, you may change the type of fuel, although once the chimney is 

installed in a particular spot, it is not easy to modify it or change its place.  Therefore, the 
following information will help you decide whether you can make us of the existing chimney 
or not, or whether to decide to build a new one.  This information will help you to make the 
correct decision.  

 

1.- How chimneys work  

 

Basic knowledge of how chimneys work will help you to make the most of your stove.  
The function of the chimney is:  
 
 

a)  To  evacuate  the  smoke  and  gases  without  danger  to  the  outside  of  the 

house.  

 

c)  To provide enough draught in the stove for the fire to remain lit.  

 

What is draught? 

The tendency of the hot air to rise creates draught.  When the stove is lit, the hot air 

rises up the chimney and goes outside.  The chimney flue heats up and keeps the draught.  
Until the stove and the chimney are hot, the draught will not work properly.  

The location, size and height of the chimney affect its draught.  
 
The following must be taken into account:  
-  Chimneys  located  inside  the  home  keep  warm  and,  therefore,  the  draught  is 

greater.  

- The recommended size of the chimney maintains a good draught.  
- The height of the chimney affects the draught. Greater height: better draught.  The 

chimney must stand out by at least one metre above the highest part of the roof.  

Summary of Contents for BENNINGTON

Page 1: ...useful to you Please keep it and consult when necessary If after reading this manual you require any further information please do not hesitate to contact your normal supplier or to call the factory...

Page 2: ...air down along the inside of the glass self cleaning to the bottom of the fireplace Also fitted with a primary air hole located inside a nozzle underneath the door gap to favour lighting Secondary ai...

Page 3: ...used After years of use you may change the type of fuel although once the chimney is installed in a particular spot it is not easy to modify it or change its place Therefore the following information...

Page 4: ...y difficult to predict the moment at which the chimney must be cleaned A visual inspection is the safest way of knowing whether the chimney of your stove is clean We therefore recommend installations...

Page 5: ...smoke outlet collar directed 45 in relation to the horizontal which will allow you to choose the most suitable direction either horizontal or vertical by merely installing a 45 elbow joint Fig 5 To c...

Page 6: ...nd non combustible materials Do not mount cement asbestos tubes b Choose a route that is as vertical as possible Do not connect various appliances to the same chimney Fig 6 c Prevent the flue from end...

Page 7: ...ig 9 f To check the airtightness of the chimney cover the roof end and introduce paper with damp straw into the chimney Fig 10 g It is very important for the chimney to stand out by more than one metr...

Page 8: ...joints of the tubes forming the chimney in the event of using simple metal tubes must be sealed using refractory filler Each tube must fit into the next to prevent any creosote from reaching the outsi...

Page 9: ...control from its housing and place it in the cold position located to the left of the cinder tray 2 CONTROL ON THE SIDE DOOR The side door allows for wood to be loaded into your stove The control is...

Page 10: ...Therefore green wood is difficult to light and must be stored for one year before using in your stove To prepare green wood well it must be split and piled to allow for contact with dry air during on...

Page 11: ...fire must heat the stove but must not burn when touched Add a few logs of wood to the fire to achieve the appropriate temperature the first time the stove is lit m Once the stove is hot but does not b...

Page 12: ...heat the chimney and the stove well thus helping prevent the creation and accumulation of creosote MEDIUM COMBUSTION Place the primary air control lever halfway along its run suitable for heating nee...

Page 13: ...ion of creosote in the chimney The chimney connector tube must be inspected at least every month during the season of use of the stove to determine whether creosote has formed If the creosote residue...

Page 14: ...eaving the turning pins in the door Be careful to save the pins and the washers to replace the door Place the door on a table or workbench and apply the cleaner to the glass leaving it to work for a f...

Page 15: ...iner with a suitably sealed lid Do not place any other object or waste inside the container Place the lid on the container and leave the ashes to cool Do not place the container on combustible surface...

Page 16: ...shut perfectly G CONNECTOR AND CHIMNEY 1 INSPECTION Certain sections of special T shaped tubes make inspection and maintenance relatively easy By dismantling the lower T cover the combination of tube...

Page 17: ...ntainer and immediately removed from the house 4 Never use liquid fuel to light your stove Keep any type of inflammable liquid Petrol oil alcohol etc away 5 Make periodic inspections of the chimney an...

Page 18: ...rrected and sometimes only require a small readjustment for the stove to return to its normal working order Remember that weather affects the operating of your stove If your stove leaks smoke inside t...

Page 19: ...Empty the ash pan more frequently UNCONTROLLED OR LOW COMBUSTION Badly sealed or open door Close the door well or change the seal beading Excessive draught Inspect the installation Achieve a low combu...

Page 20: ...tlet Horizontal Vertical Primary Air Control Manually adjusted Secondary Air Feed Venturi System Weight 210 Kg For other measurements consult the Distributor or the Manufacturer Approximate Values IND...

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Page 22: ...TING PRIMARY AIR CONTROL CONNECTOR REAR FIREBRICK RETAINER STAINLESS STEEL BAFFLE SUPPORT BACK INNER PANEL MOUNTING CLIP CRANK HANDLE FRONT DOOR GASKET ROPE 1 4 GASKET ROPE 3 8 LATERAL DOOR HANDLE FIR...

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