Mendip Stoves 8 pedestal Operating/Service Instructions Manual Download Page 13

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Air supply

A permanent, unobstructed air  vent  is required. It must 
communicate  directly  with  the  outside  or  an  adjacent 
room  which  itself  has  a  permanent  air  vent.  The  vent 
must have a minimum effective area of 550mm

2

per kW 

of rated output above 5kW. Position the vent in a place 
not liable to accidental blockage.

Extractor fans

If an extractor fan is located close by, it could affect the 
stove's  performance. The  supply  of  air  should be such 
that  the  operation  of  the  stove  and  chimney  are 
unaffected when the extractor fan is running. A separate 
air supply may be required.

A  flue  draught  interference  test  will  determine  whether 
the extractor fan is having an effect. Where the fan is in 
the same room as the appliance, close all windows and 
doors. Where the  fan  is  in  an  adjacent  room, close  all 
external  doors  and  windows,  but  leave  the  internal 
doors open.  Set the extractor fan to full capacity; after 
the  fan  has  established  its  normal  airflow  pattern, 
perform combustion  analyses  of  the  stove  at  minimum 
and  maximum  outputs.  Perform  similar  tests  while  the 
fan is switched off. 

Interference tests should also be carried out if there are 
other appliances close by  that  move  air  to the outside, 
such as tumble dryers.

COMMISSIONING

Ensure  all  parts  are  correctly  fitted,  and  that  the 
stove is set for the correct fuel.

Check the operation of: the door catch (ensuring it 
holds the fire door tight); the bottom grate riddling 
mechanism  (using  the  tool  supplied);  the  air 
regulator wheel; and the air wash control.

Test  the  flue  draught.  The  minimum  draught 
required  is  0.04  in WG;  the  maximum  allowed  is 
0.06 in WG.

Light the stove and allow it to reach a steady burn 
before  checking  for  fume  leakage  into  the  room 
open the door and carry out a spillage test.

Demonstrate  the methods of operation  to  the  end 
user.  Explain  the  need  for  an  annual  service  and 
regular maintenance schedule. Record your details 
in the space provided at the rear of this manual.

Ensure these instructions are left in the end user's 
possession.

Summary of Contents for 8 pedestal

Page 1: ...Wood Smoke control model 8 3kW 7 7kW Space Heating Stove OPERATION INSTALLATION COMMISSIONING SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS Please read these instructions carefully before installing commissioning and using...

Page 2: ...ems below Insulation and Seals Glass rope mineral wool insulation pads ceramic fibre glass insulation When handling avoid inhalation and contact with eyes These may be harmful and cause irritation to...

Page 3: ...ed fuels 6 7 Troubleshooting and maintenance 7 After sales advice 8 Installation 9 Regulations Health safety Preparation 9 Siting 10 Technical details 10 Chimneys flues 11 12 Air supply 12 Fuel conver...

Page 4: ...appliance or make unauthorised modifications to its design The stove must not share a chimney with another appliance OPERATION Before using the stove check that the chimney is clear and has been confi...

Page 5: ...ill have to be cleaned more frequently Wood Do not burn waste wood pre cut sawn timber pallet wood or any treated timber Do not over load your stove Wood should be split and dry with moisture content...

Page 6: ...easoned softwoods and hard woods Softwoods are usually easier to light than hard woods but the latter will produce less ash soot and creosote residue and will burn for longer Types of hard wood includ...

Page 7: ...volume rather than weight as the influence of moisture content is removed from the calculation Wood burning creosote build up Wood combustion is never 100 complete wood smoke always contains some unb...

Page 8: ...adequate flue draught Blow back Blow back small explosions that force air through the fire door seals or air controls is caused by inadequate combustion air for example if the door is closed too early...

Page 9: ...tained correctly The breakdown occurs due to use of the appliance not sanctioned by these instructions The breakdown occurs as a result of work on the appliance by an unauthorised third party Importan...

Page 10: ...uipment Preparation Before assembling the stove ensure all packaged parts have been removed from inside Inspect the stove to ensure no damage has occurred during transit Ensure all parts have been pro...

Page 11: ...mm 6 152 5mm 6 152 5mm 6 Flue Gas Temperature at outlet 382 C 382 C 309 C 309 C Flue Draught Requirement 0 04 0 06 in WG 0 04 0 06 in WG 0 04 0 06 in WG 0 04 0 06 in WG Flue draught nominal output 0 0...

Page 12: ...d the chimney may require more frequent sweeping Flue layout If the stove is installed in an existing recess directly below a chimney flue the exhaust end of the flue pipe must extend into the throat...

Page 13: ...r the fan has established its normal airflow pattern perform combustion analyses of the stove at minimum and maximum outputs Perform similar tests while the fan is switched off Interference tests shou...

Page 14: ...an accessible position see fig 4 page 11 Clear out any large deposits from inside the combustion chamber and vacuum that which remains If necessary scrape off deposits that have attached to the walls...

Page 15: ...15 The following information should be provided upon installation of the appliance for householder reference Installation Engineer Company Company Address Company Tel No...

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Page 17: ...ndip Stoves Ltd and neither the brochure or any part thereof may be reproduced without prior written consent Mendip Stoves policy is one of continuous research and development This may necessitate alt...

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