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Instruc�on Manual 08/2020

24 of 24

Eurostove Ltd

Unit H1,
Mendip Industrial Estate,
Mendip Road,
Rooksbridge,
Somerset
BS26 2UG

Tel: 01934 750 500
Fax: 01173 156 207
www.eurostove.co.uk
E-mail : [email protected]

Distributed and supported in the UK by

Product code: N91300-49-00-99-00
Version Number: V1

Summary of Contents for Woodbox Harmony H13

Page 1: ...Instruc on Manual 08 2020 1 of 24 WOODBOX TECHNOLOGY S H INSTALLATION USE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCCIONES PARA INSTALACIÓN USO Y MANTENIMIENTO ...

Page 2: ...an traffic and away from furniture and draperies Mats and rugs put in front of the stove should be fire proof and secured to prevent the possibility of tripping Do not store paper or wood near the appliance Do not store or use petrol or other flammable vapours and liquids in the vicinity of this or any other hea ng appliance Do not use aerosol sprays near the stove when the stove is alight Do not ...

Page 3: ...before installing your stove Consult your local building department for chimney code requirements A masonry chimney should have a code approved liner This liner must not have broken or missing pieces Some non code masonry chimneys may be brought up to code by being relined Consult your dealer or qualified chimney sweep Factory built metal chimneys should also be inspected first for creosote deposi...

Page 4: ... clearances If the floor is made of combus ble material for example parquet it must be protected with a slab of fireproof material placed under the stove and around it The size should be such that it protrudes from the appliance 20cm back and sides and 50cm front 3 Install the stove to the fireplace sealing it properly 4 The stoves flue can never be connected to air ducts or a ven la on system 5 A...

Page 5: ...le design your installation so that the wall connector does not pass through a combus ble wall If you are considering a wall pass through in your installa on check with your building inspector before you begin Also check with the chimney connector manufacturer for any specific requirements Accessories are available for use as wall pass throughs If using one of these make sure it has been tested an...

Page 6: ...ess of combus on and post combustion to obtain extremely high efficiency and total controllability of the fire The Woodbox stoves are equipped with a variable flap mechanism to control the air intake with precision according to the type of combus on and the desired tempo ofthe fire The controlsallow you to open these flaps manually or an optional remote control kit allows you to open and close the...

Page 7: ...ypass once the combustion chamber has increased its temperature will allow the gases to recirculate through the catalyst where a chemical reaction will occur in which the vast majority of the emissions generated during the combus on process will disappear Fig 7 Rear flap for adjus ng the minimum air se ng Front flap allows air to enter the stove under the fuel grate Burn rate knob Burn type lever ...

Page 8: ...us ng the controls Burn rate knob Governs the amount of air entering the stove Allows you to control the tempo ofthe fire As the knob is rotated counter clockwise the cam progressively opens the air flap to increase the amount of air entering the stove S H 13 MODELS S H 23 MODELS S H 33 43 MODELS Low operation Normal operation Lighting At low se ng the flap is barely open as to reduce the intake o...

Page 9: ...ghting Burn Type Lever in mid position Providing maximum air above and below grate for igni on Burn Type Lever raised position A Providing top air for wood burning Burn Type Lever lowered position B Providing bottom air for coal burning Wood Smokeless Coal Burn type lever Controls the direc on of the air flow either above or below the fire bed or a mixture of the two Adjust according to the fuel t...

Page 10: ... Lighting Wood Smokeless Coal 3 3 2 Burn rates Minimum Maximum On certain models press the rotation stop button inwards to enable the maximum burn rate to be achieved 3 3 3 Examples of air settings Fig 11 Ligh ng and reloading Fig 12 Normal running wood ...

Page 11: ...able for a normal flue draught Minimum air screw closed or nearly closed in the case of an excessively strong flue draught 3 3 5 Remote Control optional This stove has the op on of remote control Fi ng the remote control Motor At the rear of the appliance you will see the motor fi ng bracket This incorporates a magnet and the mechanism fric on plate The friction plate is hinged To fit the motor th...

Page 12: ...or by pressing ON HI on the remote control op onal See the se ng on Fig 11 If your stove has the TruHybrid System open the by pass placed in the top inside the stove Fig 17 Fig 17 If you also have an optional dra control fi ed in the flue above the stove place the valve open page 7 3 Place two or three loosely crumpled sheets of newspaper in the bottom of the stove Add a good amount of dry kindlin...

Page 13: ...intake thus lowering the flames and prolonging the burn time If you fill your appliance with wood and close the air supply you will produce smoke and tar and the window glass will become dirty To keep the glass clean and burn overnight without producing smoke we recommend you build up a bed of charcoal which will burn cleanly for many hours with the air flow reduced to a low se ng the depth of cha...

Page 14: ...id kerosene or other flammable liquids to start or freshen a fire in this heater Keep all such liquids well away from the stove while it is in use 3 9 WOOD Logs of the correct size for the stove allow for better stacking filling and operation of your stove page 16 Use dry wood which by defini on is wood which has been dried under cover for more than 18 months so that the logs contain less than 20 ...

Page 15: ...e the glass to break It is essen al that the controls of the stove as well as the chimney pipes are always clean and in good condi on The stove must be checked before use as well as the chimney cleaned at least once a year You should do this operation more o en ifthe stove does not turnon regularly the installation is poor or low quality fuel is used ATTENTION The stove is very hot during operatio...

Page 16: ...se Also check combus bles around the chimney and the roof Contact your local municipal or provincial fire authority for more informa on on how to handle a chimney fire It is extremely important to have a clear plan on how to handle a chimney fire Safety distances S H 13 models Safety distances S H 23 models Safety distances S H 33 models Safety distances S H 43 models Fig 21 Minimum clearances to ...

Page 17: ...d your glass door will not get coated with thick tar like conventional stoves If this does occur youmayhave to resort to using a glass cleaner However by using dry wood much of the tar on the glass will burn clean when the appliance is run at high temperature Clean the ceramic glass when cold using commercial products sold for this purpose or warm water with a drop of vinegar The glass used in you...

Page 18: ...er the compressed air that comes in a can may be used very effec vely Removal H13 S13 ver cal exit The housing containing the catalyst can be removed from the stove Take out the vermiculite baffle in the top of the stove which will give you access to the housing Using a 4mm Allan key remove the 2 screws holding the housing to the support brackets on either side It is also possible to remove the 2 ...

Page 19: ...alyser retaining screw and a 4mm Allan key for the 2 screws on the flue gas diverter flap The removal of the catalyser and box is similar to the H23 S23 the box is just bigger and there are 2 catalysts within the box Locate the screw under the catalyst box and remove it using the 3mm Allen key Using the 4mm Allen key remove the 2 screws holding the flue gas diverter valve Remove this from the box ...

Page 20: ... that to some extent the catalyst may reduce the dra With poor flue dra the fire will take longer to develop and the catalyst will take longer to become lit Don t over fire your stove especially when the catalyst is engaged Avoid excessive catalyst temperatures This is another reason to use a flue temperature gauge Catalysts can be damaged or destroyed by prolonged excess heat Don t open the ash p...

Page 21: ...he end of each hea ng season or more often if the use of the stove or the fuel make it necessary For cleaning purposes the baffle plates can be removed without any tools This gives access to the cleaning flap of the smoke flue and it is even possible to reach the flue outlet It also allows the removal of the catalyst box on the TruHybrid variants for examina on and sweeping of the flue Ashes shall...

Page 22: ...6 H 23 7 7 kW A kW 2015 1186 9 2 kW H 33 WOOD A kW 2015 1186 10 5 kW H 43 WOOD A kW 2015 1186 S13 WOOD 5 kW A kW 2015 1186 S 23 7 7 kW A kW 2015 1186 9 2 kW S 33 WOOD A kW 2015 1186 10 5 kW S 43 WOOD A kW Instruc on Manual 08 2020 22 of 24 ...

Page 23: ...of 24 Service Record Date Service Engineers Name Company Notes Date Service Engineers Name Company Notes Date Service Engineers Name Company Notes Date Service Engineers Name Company Notes Date Service Engineers Name Company Notes ...

Page 24: ...d Unit H1 Mendip Industrial Estate Mendip Road Rooksbridge Somerset BS26 2UG Tel 01934 750 500 Fax 01173 156 207 www eurostove co uk E mail info eurostove co uk Distributed and supported in the UK by Product code N91300 49 00 99 00 Version Number V1 ...

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