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norMaL autoMatIC oPeratIon

When  power  is  turned  on  the  furnace  is  cold,  the 
draft will be closed. As the temperature in the fire box 
rises to approximately 100-120 degrees F., the auto-
matic  draft  opens  allowing  combustion  air  to  enter 
the fire chamber. As the temperature in the fire cham-
ber rises, the automatic draft will begin its throttling 
process until it is completely closed allowing maxi-
mum  furnace  idling.  (When  it  reaches  your  desired 
setting.)

As the outer heat jacket temperature rises past 105 
degrees F., the fan starts automatically and contin-
ues to operate until the fire burns down and the heat 
jacket cools to approximately 90 degrees F.

autoMatIC DraFt ControL

Indicating lights are furnished on the electric control 
to provide the following:

A.  Thermocouple indicator light is on when there is 

an  open  circuit  in  the  thermocouple.  The  auto-
matic draft will remain closed. Replace the ther-
mocouple.

B.  Low  temperature  indicator  light  is  on  when  the 

fire chamber is below 70 – 100 degrees F. and the 
automatic draft is closed.

C.  The  draft  indicator  lights  are  on  indicating  that 

draft stages are open.

D.  High  temperature  indicating  light  is  on  when 

there is a high temperature in the fire chamber. 
Tighten door adjustment to eliminate door leaks. 
See sticker on the Electronic Draft Controller.

BOX 422 • TOWER, MN 55790 • USA • Tel (218) 753-2330 • www.lamppakuuma.com

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CoMBuStIon

If your house is fairly well insulated and relatively 
air tight, it may be necessary for you to think of 
providing  an  additional  source  of  fresh  air  into 
your house to eliminate the possibility of starving 
the wood burning stove of the necessary amount 
for good combustion.

If you have a clothes dryer, kitchen or a bathroom 
exhaust  fans,  or  even  a  fireplace  burning  and 
is  competing  for  the  available  combustion  air 
which  could  cause  improper  combustion.  This 
could result in some smoke backing up into your 
house.

You might need to look at installing an air to air 
exchanger  or  finding  another  way  to  get  some 
fresh  air  to  prevent  the  smoke  back  up.  Refer 
to Figure 15. For any questions feel free to call 
1-800-358-2049.

Figure 15

FreSH aIr DuCt For 

tIGHtLy SeaLeD HouSe

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FurnaCe

FreSH aIr 
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Add more air to the furnace room. Your home may 
be so airtight, not enough oxygen is reaching the fire. 
Your heating contractor can do this.

CautIon

tHe  WarM-aIr  SuPPLy  outLet  oF  tHe 
SuPPLeMentary FurnaCe SHaLL not Be 
ConneCteD  to  tHe  CoLD-aIr  return 
InLet oF tHe CentraL FurnaCe, DaMaGe 
May reSuLt to tHe CoMPonentS oF tHe 
CentraL FurnaCe.

Summary of Contents for Kuuma Vapor-Fire 200

Page 1: ...tion Lamppa Manufacturing Distributing Co Inc Read all instructions and rules for safe operation carefully before starting the installation Follow all state and local codes and ordinances BOX 422 TOWE...

Page 2: ...s Raking Coals Into Ash Pam Adjusting Door Latch Adjusting Door Hinges Airtight House How to Remedy Problem Typical Hot Air Hook up Disposal of Ashes Safety Considerations Creosote Formation Common Ch...

Page 3: ...nace freight prepaid to the plant at no cost to Lamppa Manufacturing and Distributing Co Inc This warranty does not apply to any heat shields brick holders or parts such as seals latches hing es other...

Page 4: ...metric draft control field 6 RC BT as described and illustrated on page 12 and 13 also see Figures 21 and 22 7 WE SUGGEST THAT A LICENSED ELEC TRICIAN BE HIRED TO DO ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS Se...

Page 5: ...el 218 753 2330 www lamppakuuma com 5 Figure 16 Figure 3 Figure 2 Fire door Front Back Primary air openings Figure 4 Grate U brick retainer Typical hot air hook up Install gasket provided Install filt...

Page 6: ...Installation and Figure 18 of Masonry Chimney note roof clearance in ac cordance with NFPA 211 COMMON CHIMNEY PROBLEMS In order to have a proper operating Solid Fuel Heat System the chimney must be ca...

Page 7: ...Restrictions The flue pipe is connected to the chimney with too many elbows reducing the draft chimney can provide 8 Multiple Venting When more than one 1 devise vents into the same chimney flue When...

Page 8: ...o that if any creosote is formed as a natural by product of combustion it will run back towards the furnace and not run through the joint to the outside of the smoke pipe The sec tion of pipe tee hold...

Page 9: ...light bind As you close the door making sure it is not too tight tighten the screws Figure 9 Figure 13 Figure 14 Door handle Door latch Adjust screw Hinge pin Hinge piece Door frame Fire door Pivot sc...

Page 10: ...ls have been raked forward the back half of the fire chamber floor should be free of any hot coals If the logs are added when there are hot coals in the back the logs will ignite and burn from the bac...

Page 11: ...perature in the fire chamber Tighten door adjustment to eliminate door leaks See sticker on the Electronic Draft Controller BOX 422 TOWER MN 55790 USA Tel 218 753 2330 www lamppakuuma com 11 WARNING L...

Page 12: ...e and clear of any ash es The long narrow slit between the two square holes MUST be kept clean see Figure 2 DISPOSAL OF ASHES Ashes should be placed in metal container with a tight fitting lid The clo...

Page 13: ...ODSHAVINGS PAPER SCRAPS DRIED CHRISTMAS TREES COAL GARBAGE TIRES OR OTHER BURNABLE PRODUCTS Important DURINGNORMALOPERATION FIRINGDOOR AND ASH DOOR MUST BE KEPT TIGHTLY CLOSED AIRLEAKAGEWILLCAUSELOSSO...

Page 14: ...ront lift off hood for more gravity heat flow For further information on using your heater safely obtain a copy of the National Fire Protection Asso ciation publication Using Coal and Wood Stoves Safe...

Page 15: ...Gas 93 300 BTU gallon Butane Gas 100 671 BTU gallon Electricity 3 413 BTU kilowatt hour WOOD BURNING FACTS BE AWARE OF CREOSOTE BUILD UP WHEN BURNING WOOD Wood burning equipment will give you trouble...

Page 16: ...hich you don t want 4 You should install another limit control switch in your bonnet at approximately the same height as to where the KUUMA duct enters the bonnet this is necessary so the control can...

Page 17: ...holes in the back of the stove so the filter box can be screwed securely to the hood MAKE SURE THE HOLES DRILLED ARE THE CORRECT SIZE SO THAT THE SCREWS WILL SECURELY HOLD THE BOX 7 Re install secure...

Page 18: ...ering the fire chamber for example as follows A At start up all three lights are on and also again at the end of the burn cycle this indi cates that the shutter is wide open B As the fire gradually in...

Page 19: ...sive leakage G Cleanout door is open H The primary opening on your KUUMA is filled with ashes I House is too air tight To correct this see Figure 15 J Wood is too wet K Avoid 90 degree elbows and hori...

Page 20: ...orm to the illustrations or descriptions Except as provided below no warranty or admission of fact expressed or implied other than as stated in LIMITED WARRANTY above is made or authorized by Dayton a...

Page 21: ...8710 0028 4 Gasket 0912 0167 0912 0167 0912 0167 0920 0069 0912 0167 0912 0167 0912 0167 5 Outlet box cover 8591 6482 8591 6482 8591 6482 8591 6482 8591 6482 8591 6482 6 Washer 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 7 N...

Page 22: ...BOX 422 TOWER MN 55790 USA Tel 218 753 2330 www lamppakuuma com 22...

Page 23: ...BOX 422 TOWER MN 55790 USA Tel 218 753 2330 www lamppakuuma com 23...

Page 24: ...Lamppa Manufacturing Distributing Co Inc BOX 422 TOWER MN 55790 USA Tel 218 753 2330 www lamppakuuma com 05 2012...

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