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July 13, 2017 

 

 

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APPENDIX 2 

   

 

 

MANUEL D’INSTALLATION ET D’UTILISATION DU RÉSERVOIR À EAU OPTIONNEL 

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL OF THE OPTIONAL WATER TANK 

 
 
  

 

Le  réservoir  décoratif  de  J.A.  Roby  ajoute 

une  touche  d’esthétisme  à  votre  cuisinière 

tout  en  complétant  votre  ensemble  de 

cuisine. Comme attendu, le réservoir permet 
de garder une source d’eau chaude à portée 
de main pour votre maisonnée. 
 
 

Note : Le réservoir n’est pas conçu pour 

faire bouillir l’eau ni pour réchauffer l’eau 

rapidement.  Il  ne  sert  qu’à  maintenir  la 

température  de  l’eau  sur  une  période 
prolongée.  
Attention : Pour remplir le réservoir d’eau 

chaude  J.A.  Roby  préconise  l’utilisation 
d’une bouilloire conventionnelle en métal 

placée  directement  sur  le  dessus  du 
poêle  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The  J.A. Roby’s decorative water tank 

adds a touch of aesthetic to your cook 
stove while completing your kitchen set. 

As expected, it also provides an handy 
source of warm water for your household.  
 
 

Note: The water tank is not conceived 

to boil water nor to warm it up quickly. 

It’s only purpose is to maintain the 
temperature of the water on an 
extended period.  
Attention: To fill the water tank, J.A. 
Roby recommends using a standard 

metal kettle placed directly atop of the 
cook stove hob  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Chief

Page 1: ...95 Fax 418 849 0077 www jaroby com Certified and tested according to Canadian Safety ULC S627 00 United States Safety UL 1482 2011 Emission EPA Method 28R ASTM2510 Efficiency CSA B415 1 10 Elda Cuistot Chief Wood stove with cooking capability PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE ...

Page 2: ... 17 STAINLESS STEEL TUBES REPLACEMENT 18 Stainless steel tubes Installation 18 How to install the tubes 18 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 19 Burning regime control 19 Lightning fire 19 First fire 19 Keeping a fire 20 Fuel Selection 20 Moisture Meter Information 20 Things not to burn 20 Wood storage 20 Draft 20 Usage of cooking area and oven 21 Cooking Area 21 Use of cooking holes 21 Lids above the firebox...

Page 3: ...ration see pages 19 20 26 28 It is against U S federal regulations to operate this wood stove in an inconsistent manner with the operating instructions in this manual Mobile home approved This appliance is approved for mobile home installation The structural integrity of the mobile home floor ceiling and walls must be maintained and respect construction code When installed in mobile home the appli...

Page 4: ...6 cm 12 ft 366 cm Exterior height 37 in 95 25 cm 58 in 148 6 cm 58 in 148 6 cm Exterior width 41 in 105 7 cm 41 in 105 7 cm 51 in 131 4 cm Exterior depth 26 in 66 7 cm 26 in 66 7 cm 26 in 66 7 cm Door opening 9 x 9 in 22 9 x 23 2 cm 9 x 9 in 22 9 x 23 2 cm 9 x 9 in 22 9 x 23 2 cm Interior height 11 in 29 5 cm 11 in 29 5 cm 11 in 29 5 cm Interior width 12 in 30 5 cm 12 in 30 5 cm 12 in 30 5 cm Inte...

Page 5: ... The heat radiation from the stove which might cause an auto ignition to the floor or to the floor covering Possible flow of creosote when there is a fire chimney The coating used for the protection must be non combustible and approved according to UL1618 standard for the USA or to the local codes Example cement brick ceramic tiles etc HORIZONTAL VENTING MANDATORY PROTECTION Non combustible floor ...

Page 6: ...r decor by his originality and warmth Here is the minimum clearance for different certified flue pipes Double wall flue pipe distance Single wall flue pipe with shield Single wall flue pipe To know how to reduce those dimensions you have to contact your local authority for installing an heat shield on a wall Installations with reduced clearances must comply with NFPA211 or CAN CSA B365 standards M...

Page 7: ... warmer 1 as well as the decorative faceplate 2 1 Open the installation opening at the bottom right of the warmer by removing the screws 5 and the plate 4 2 Place and align the warmer with the corresponding holes on the top of the stove You will have two bolts on each extremity 3 and they can be accessed under the top by the lids Two other screws are located on each side of the flue collar 4 and c...

Page 8: ...of the gas from wood which wouldn t be burnt in any other manner The rockwool above the brick prevents leakage between the bricks and keeps a maximum heat inside combustion chamber It must cover up all the bricks and the air corridors of both sides IMPORTANT The rockwool must not obstruct the smoke path Check the rockwool by removing the left top lid hole in the hob and make sure that it is in a g...

Page 9: ...e two half round steel plates over the rockwool near the rear deflector already in place Be sure to put them under the rear deflector to maximise the clearance between the rockwool and the rear deflector Make sure the rockwool is not obstructing the space by looking under the cooking lid on the hub WARNING Obstructing the smoke path under the deflector can force smoke to exit by the door when it s...

Page 10: ...have to be connected to 6 inches 15 24 cm factory build chimney HT UL 103 or CAN ULC S629 compliant or a 6 inches 15 24 cm masonry chimney with a homologated sleeve inside The masonry chimney liner must be made of stainless steel and meet the standards for masonry chimney with inner sleeve 4 Install the chimney following the manufacturer instruction 5 Put the stove directly on the floor aligned ve...

Page 11: ...r indication s for approved double wall chimney pipe ALL PIPE SECTIONS MUST BE CLEAN AND IN GOOD CONDITION AND THEY MUST BE APPROVED FOR CORDWOOD FUEL How to set the pipe sections Make an installation overview of all sections and elbows if necessary to ensure that you meet the clearances and the horizontal sections inclination Check if you have all the necessary parts for the final installation Fo...

Page 12: ...imney is exposed outside from a wall and placed lower than 7 feet 213 cm above the ground level where the mobile home is situated a guard must be installed around the chimney at the height of 7 feet 213 cm If openings are made in the guard they must be less than inch 19 5 mm wide guard openings must be kept at least 4 inches 10 2 cm away from the chimney surface in order to avoid contact f The chi...

Page 13: ...ary for your chimney 2 Cut the holes in all the floors and in the roof 3 If you need to cut a joist be sure to strengthen the adjacent joists and frame the hole respecting the minimum dimensions between combustible materials and the firewall Follow the manufacturer s instructions in the manual provided with the firewall Never cut a structural beam 4 Frame the holes on each floor and attic respecti...

Page 14: ...rity to find the latest information in terms of construction standards To install a stove with a chimney serving a masonry fireplace you must have a certified stainless steel sleeve inside covering up all the chimney height The sleeve must have the same diameter as the flue collar The connection must be tight and sealed to avoid fume to go indoor Don t forget to add an opening for sweeping Outside...

Page 15: ... accordance with the applicable local laws or the CAN CSA B365 NFPA211 USA norms Regarding the installation of chimney follow the chimney manufacturer s instructions Always pass chimney between joists If a joist need to be cut refer to the local building code to know how to do it safely Otherwise ask a carpenter or a certified Installer Always frame around chimney Keep minimal clearances as writte...

Page 16: ...rtified Installer Always frame around chimney Keep minimal clearances as written in your chimney manual Do not fill the space between the frame and the chimney Nothing must be in contact with the chimney Always install a firewall at each level floor ceiling attic and roof A special firewall need to be install in the attic It allows to keep the insulation layers away from the chimney Always pass in...

Page 17: ...ST BE FIXED TO THE STRUCTURE WHEN AN EXTERIOR AIR INTAKE IS INSTALLED Installation of Air Intake Pipe You can find external air intake head and grating in hardware store The back panel is removed in the following picture only to show the flue collar 1 Find the air intake under the appliance 2 Fix the flexible or rigid pipe to the air intake collar with a pipe clamp A To install the outdoor air int...

Page 18: ...nstall The three tubes in the back 1 are perforated from a single side and the second tube in the front 2 is also perforated from a single side but with bigger holes than the other tubes The first tube in front 3 is perforated on both side with smaller holes as on the 1 2 3 tubes How to install the tubes 1 Insert the tube on either end into the round hole of the hot air channel 2 Insert the other ...

Page 19: ...lowing the instructions of the manufacturer you are ready to light it up 1 Pull the handle under the front table of the stove forward to let the air admission enter in the combustion chamber 2 Put paper and kindling wood in the combustion chamber and light the fire in your preferred way 3 Close the door partially keeping a slight opening When the chimney is hot enough close completely the door and...

Page 20: ...common method used for cordwood Season wood outdoor in summer for at least 6 months before use Properly seasoned wood is darker has cracks at the ends and sounds hollow when one piece is smacked against one another In most parts in the North America the minimum moisture content that can be generally obtained by air drying is about 12 to 15 percent Things not to burn 1 Garbage 2 Lawn clippings or y...

Page 21: ...gulf in the opening and it will cool down the chimney and diminish the draft inside the stove Moreover smoke might come out from the openings if the draft in the chimney diminishes too much Lids above the firebox Above the firebox there are two lids nested in one another One is 7 inch diameter and the other is 10 inch diameter 1 Before removing the 10 inch lid it is strongly recommended to remove ...

Page 22: ...y the chimney when it gets hot enough It is therefore important to respect the minimum chimney length according to the standard to get the optimal performance You can refer to the section of the chimney installation in this manual regarding the minimum chimney length Note Each stove installation is different and certain variables can nevertheless affect the chimney draft and improve impair the sto...

Page 23: ... are 4 access points 1 The 2 round lids on the hob which allow the cleaning of the oven top 2 The little rectangular hatch located on the top right corner of the hob which allows access to the right side of the oven 3 A rectangular hatch is located directly under the oven door which allow access to the bottom part of the stove This door is also convenient to remove creosote deposits that might hav...

Page 24: ...incompletely burned it produces tar and other organic vapors which condensate as creosote The creosote vapor condenses on the relatively cold flue walls As a result creosote residue accumulates on the flue lining The creosote could be in forms of tarry liquid dust soot or crystallized deposit This creosote makes an extremely hot fire when ignited and it is the principal cause of chimney fire The c...

Page 25: ...with a spanner partially or completely so that you can liberate the upper part of the door 3 Remove the tilted door from the lower hinge by lifting it To reassemble the door 1 Put the door on the bottom hinge and align the top part of the door straight 2 Screw back the top hinge bolt assembly A B C inside the door hinge as shown and make sure the left side of the door is pressed evenly against the...

Page 26: ...around the groove without giving any tension and measure the length of the rope 5 Add inch to the length measured in step 4 and repeat the step 2 3 for the new rope end Fiberglass rope installation 1 Put high temperature latex inside the clean groove in order to glue the fiberglass rope 2 Starting from the lower corner near the hinge put the fiberglass rope into the groove without giving any tensi...

Page 27: ...July 13 2017 27 APPENDIX 1 Exploded diagram of doors Oven door Glass dimension Order Code CB VPF ...

Page 28: ...July 13 2017 28 Square Stove door Glass Dimension Order Code CB VPC ...

Page 29: ...July 13 2017 29 Arc Stove door Glass dimension Order Code CB VPA ...

Page 30: ...July 13 2017 30 Reservoir Door Glass dimension Order Code CB VPR ...

Page 31: ...maintenir la température de l eau sur une période prolongée Attention Pour remplir le réservoir d eau chaude J A Roby préconise l utilisation d une bouilloire conventionnelle en métal placée directement sur le dessus du poêle The J A Roby s decorative water tank adds a touch of aesthetic to your cook stove while completing your kitchen set As expected it also provides an handy source of warm water...

Page 32: ...es 4 espaces du réchaud prévus à cet effet 3 Appuyer le réservoir a eau sur les 4 vis puis serrer les vis complètement X 4 INSTALLATION DU RÉSERVOIR 1 Screw partially the 4 screws A provided with the water tank Keep enough clearance in order to hang the water tank on them 2 Hang the water tank on the 4 screws by passing each one of them in the waters tank s spaces provided to that effect 3 Support...

Page 33: ...lle et de l eau 4 Replacer le réservoir en le plaçant plutôt vers l arrière afin que la porte n heurte pas la tête du robinet en la refermant FILLING OF THE WATER TANK 1 Open the lid and remove the second stainless steel removable lid 2 Poor hot water directly inside the water tank and put back the lid to prevent water condensation in the water tank chamber Warning It is not recommended to consume...

Page 34: ...ENDIX 3 Replaceable parts Bricks Door glass Spring Handle Stove Door with handle Flat fiber glass rope around glass Round fiberglass rope Ash Plug Slotted Brick Washer Call your stove seller representative to order parts ...

Page 35: ...rranty repair are not covered The manufacturer may at its discretion decide to repair or replace any part or unit after inspection and investigation of the defect The manufacturer may at its discretion fully discharge all obligations with respect to this warranty by refunding to the original warranted purchaser the wholesale price of any warranted but defective part s The manufacturer shall not in...

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