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DIAMOUND INSERT MANUAL

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Soca Industries INC

11740, Philippe-Panneton

Montreal, Quebec, H1E 4G4

Tel: (514) 494-4522

Tel: 1-888-494-4522

Fax: (514) 494-4521

www.foyersnordica.com

[email protected]

MEETS TEST
STANDARDS:
ULC 5627
UL 1482

CERTIFIED BY THE
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY
EPA

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Summary of Contents for DIAMOUND INSERT

Page 1: ...oad on the manufacturer s website Soca Industries INC 11740 Philippe Panneton Montreal Quebec H1E 4G4 Tel 514 494 4522 Tel 1 888 494 4522 Fax 514 494 4521 www foyersnordica com info industriessoca com MEETS TEST STANDARDS ULC 5627 UL 1482 CERTIFIED BY THE U S ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY EPA ...

Page 2: ...R MAINTENANCE 8 MAINTENANCE OF PLATED SURFACES 9 CHIMNEY MAINTENANCE 9 ASHES 9 TYPE OF LINER 9 CHIMNEY 10 MINIMUM HEIGHT OF THE CHIMNEY 10 VENTILATION 10 FRESH AIR INPUT RETURN OF SMOKE 11 CHIMNEY FIRE 12 SMOKE DETECTOR 12 AIR ENTRANCE 12 FLOOR PROTECTION 12 CLEARANCE FOR COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS 13 CHIMNEY LINING SYSTEM INSTALLATION DIAGRAM 14 FULL FLUE LINER METHOD 15 REMOVAL OF THE FIREPLACE INSER...

Page 3: ...B365 DIMENSION OF WOOD STOVE WARNING DO NOT INSTALL THIS INSERT IN A MOBILE HOME It is prohibited to use gasoline oil or other flammable liquids to light a fire Never use your wood stove as an incinerator to burn great quantities of light fuels such as oil waste naphtha and gasoline or engine oil The fire might get out of control and may cause a chimney fire All insert surfaces becomes very hot du...

Page 4: ...e the stove lit without monitoring ensured yourself that the door is well closed by doing it delicately Leave the register open H Do not elevate the fire by means of grates irons or other means EXPANSION NOISES Contraction and expansion noises during the heating cooling cycle are normal phenomenon It is not necessary thus to worry COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS The additional logs curtain and furnishing mu...

Page 5: ...tant to burn seasoned wood to obtain a better quantity of heat per cord wood Burn reasonable loads do not overload the stove and ensure that the logs are placed in order not to fall against the glass or to burn too close to the glass Use seasoned wood only Note that 6 12 months are needed for drying to have seasoned wood of 15 to 20 of moisture Important Do not store the wood near the stove MANUFA...

Page 6: ... of 10 when they are completely closed GLASS Never bang the door and never strike the glass When you close the doors make sure that the logs are placed in order not to bang against the glass or to burn to close to the glass Never clean the glass with abrasive products The scratches could be transformed into cracks and the glass could break Never try to clean the hot glass when the stove is in use ...

Page 7: ...owed MANIPULATE THE GLASS WITH CAUTION TO AVOID CUTTING YOURSELF 1 Cast iron door 2 Seal bead 5 8 3 Ceramic glass 11 x 11 et 11 x 5 Thickness 5mm 4 Support Bracket 5 Nuts 6 Seal You can get the glass at your retailer or at Soca Industries INC ...

Page 8: ...ularly by removing the ashes Then deposit ashes in a steel container provided with a tight lid This container should not have any other type of waste in it The door and the gasket must always be clean and in good condition Perhaps for an intensive use it will be necessary to replace the door s joint if it lost its elasticity Check the door s sealing periodically a damaged or used joint must be rep...

Page 9: ...l wall ASHES Remove ashes only when the stove and ashes are cold Deposit ashes in a metal container with a tightly fitting lid Do not keep ashes in the house because they release carbon monoxide and other harmful products Do not place other waste materials in the metal ash container Place the ashes well away from all combustible materials pending final disposal Ashes remain hot during days and cou...

Page 10: ... the roof and must be at least 2 610 mm any walls roof or building in a radius of 10 3050 mm If the chimney exceeds the roof by 5 1525 mm or more it must have a chimney brace VENTILATION Venting Requirements The flue is a critical component to a satisfactory installation Your Diamond Insert will attain its best performance if installed with a chimney that generates its own draft The minimum requir...

Page 11: ...ure in the house Close them or open a window near the stove to regulate this problem 6 Wet wood releases more smoke while burning than seasoned wood The wetter the wood is the less heat it releases the more it produces creosote If the wood burnt is very wet have the chimney inspected every month that the stove is in use 7 Make sure that the chimney is reasonably clean and free of any obstruction 8...

Page 12: ...ause this may cause a vapour explosion Make sure that the sparks leaving the chimney do not ignite the roof Have your stove and chimney inspected by the fire protection organization before using it again SMOKE DETECTOR You should not install your smoke detector too close to your stove because it will go off when opening the door for loading AIR ENTRANCE It is prohibited to modify the air intake in...

Page 13: ...ctly over the fireplace except the framing which supports the shelf facing This space must be left empty for 56 1200mm starting at the base of the stove A Sidewall 736 mm 29 B Shelf height 1422 mm 56 C Floor protection 635 mm 25 D Floor protection 838 mm 33 E Clearance 127 mm 5 F Clearance 127 mm 5 ...

Page 14: ...t for a safe installation Contact your local Building Inspector for requirement in your area ATTENTION INSTALLER When positioning the unit in a fireplace opening prior to the flue installation install the insert into the opening until the top lip of air jacket is flush with fireplace facing If lag bolts and anchors are to be used to secure the insert the hole locations should be marked with the un...

Page 15: ... stove collar NOTE If it is necessary to get access to the connector pipe through the flue outlet of the insert the baffle can be removed 5 Measure trim and shape a top flashing to fit the existing chimney flue Plan for a 1 to 1 1 2 overlap on each side Place flashing over top of the liner and seat firmly against the tile 6 Screw flashing collar to liner Caulk gap around flashing with silicone 7 A...

Page 16: ...by this warranty The Soca Industries INC assumes no liability in the event of a back drafting problem resulting from a negative pressure of the property caused by a heating ventilation air exchanger system or any structural component that can cause this problem WARRANTY CONDITIONS 1 Garantee is valid only for the original purchaser The warranty is not transferable 2 Each complaint must be accompan...

Page 17: ...________________________________________________________________________ City of the store ______________________________ Province ____________________________________ OTHER INFORMATION Application Renovation Improvement of the heater Other ________________________________ Area of installation Living room Basement Other ________________________________ Principal use of heating Electricity Gas Wood...

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