Precision Horse Flame HF910-B Instruction Manual Download Page 4

STANDARD FEATURES

1 Primary Air Control

 Air which enters under the 

grate for multi fuel burning and to assist a wood log 
fire to get started

2 Secondary Air Control

 Air which enters at the top 

of the fire chamber to ensure a cleaner burn and  
effective wood burning (pull out to open)

3 Airwash System

 Part of the secondary Air control 

system which diverts hot air down along the front of 
the glass to burn off unwanted sooty particulates and 
help keep it clean

4 Thermostat Control

 This adjusts the temperature 

of the water leaving the boiler from low to high by 
controlling part of the combustion air supply to the 
fire chamber

5 System Ports

 There are four 1” BSP water ports –  

at the rear of the firebox

6 External Riddler

 When burning mineral fuels use 

the tool provided to slot into the riddler bar to move 
the riddling grate backwards and forwards.

MODEL DETAILS

Model Name 

                                

Precision Boiler

Model Number                                             

HF910-B

Dimensions (mm) 

                H

740

 W

605

 D

545

Net Weight                                  

                    162 kg 

 

PERFORMANCE

From Kiwa GasTec BS EN13240: 2001 Tested Dec 2012

 

 

Wood

Intermittent Burning – 1.0 hour refuel period
Nominal Heat Output             To Space            

5.7 kW

 

 

                    To Water            

9.4 kW

 

 

                    TOTAL              

15.1 kW

Efficiency (net)   

 

                                 74.9%

Mean CO Emission (at 13%)                             

0.43%

Mean Flue Gas Temperature                              

346ºC

Flue Gas Mass Flow                                        

10.6 g/s 

 

Mineral Fuels (Ancit) 

Continuous Burning – 2.0 hour refuel period
Nominal Heat Output             To Space            

4.9 kW

 

 

                    To Water            

7.2 kW

 

 

                    TOTAL              

12.1 kW

Efficiency (net)   

 

                                 74.3%

Mean CO Emission (at 13%)                             

0.33%

Mean Flue Gas Temperature                               

337ºC

Flue Gas Mass Flow                                        

10.0 g/s 

 

MINIMUM DISTANCES

Minimum Distance from Combustible Materials
Top (shelf) 

 

                               

800 mm

Sides                                                            

100 mm

Rear 

                                                         

200 mm 

 

FLUE 

Flue configuration                                         

top only

 

Flue outlet diameter                                

150 mm (6”)

Minimum flue height 

 

        

4,500 mm (15’) 

 

BOILER

Factory pressure tested to 3.5 Bar maximum
Water capacity    

            

17kg / 17L (3.7 Gal)

Maximum operating Pressure      

 <1.5 Bar (0.15Mpa)

Pipework ports                                      

Four x 1” BSP

NB When using 2 tappings they must be diagonal 

 

RECOMMENDED FUELS

Wood Logs: Moisture content                            

<20%

Maximum Wood Fuel Load          

4.8 kg (approx 8 lb)

Maximum Log Length 

                      

375 mm (15”)

Or Approved Smokeless Fuels (www.solidfuel.co.uk)
Maximum Mineral Fuel Load 

3.8 kg (approx 8 lb 2 oz)

 

 

AIR SUPPLY

The total rated output of this stove is 15.1kW (wood) 
Building Regulations’ ventilation requirements should 
be based on this total output and not just the stove’s 
output to the room.

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Summary of Contents for Horse Flame HF910-B

Page 1: ...hese instructions to ensure safe and ef cient operation You will need to refer to the serial number of your stove should you ever need to make a claim under the Horse Flame Warranty You will nd the se...

Page 2: ...principles illustrated here remain the same Hi Flame Fireplace UK Limited INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing the Precision III Boiler stove We are con dent that it will warm your home even on the c...

Page 3: ...3 GENERAL DIMENSIONS All sizes in mm Important Take all critical pipework measurements from the stove on site...

Page 4: ...riod Nominal Heat Output To Space 5 7 kW To Water 9 4 kW TOTAL 15 1 kW Ef ciency net 74 9 Mean CO Emission at 13 0 43 Mean Flue Gas Temperature 346 C Flue Gas Mass Flow 10 6 g s Mineral Fuels Ancit Co...

Page 5: ...of the stove when it is in use Check and clean the stove s ue way and the top of the baf e plate regularly to help avoid potential blockages Clean your chimney regularly BOILER STOVE SYSTEMS SPECIFIC...

Page 6: ...ody recognised by the Government to approve solid fuel domestic heating appliances and the registration of competent installers HETAS registered installers in England and Wales can self certi cate the...

Page 7: ...l authority is responsible for implementing the Clean Air Act 1993 including designation and supervision of Smoke Control Areas and you can contact them for details of Clean Air Act requirements Even...

Page 8: ...way to avoid potential soot build up and blockages Once you know how to do this it is a very easy operation See below Flue Outlet The HF910 B stove has a 150mm 6 ue outlet on the top of the stove ther...

Page 9: ...access to the top of the boiler as well as the ue way First remove the stove lid by undoing the two bolts towards the rear of the ue pipe Use the correct sized Phillips crosshead screwdriver The heav...

Page 10: ...t smoky smells both inside and sometimes outside the house In the event of a problem with your stove always check your choice of fuel rst Manufactured or nished wood products such as plywood and chipb...

Page 11: ...of combustion air that wood and mineral fuels need Your new stove can burn very well or very poorly depending on how you light the re how you refuel the re and of course the type and quality of the f...

Page 12: ...ap of approximately 25mm 1 between both ends of the logs and the boiler sides Log ends placed against the boiler sides restrict combustion and can create unwanted cold spots in both the log and the wa...

Page 13: ...ckly set Wood burns best if the ames have other wood to play off For example a single dense piece of wood or log will not burn as well as 2 or 3 smaller logs of equivalent mass The more contact the wo...

Page 14: ...s 1 Boiler stoves operate at a much lower temperature than non boiler stoves and consequently the potential to create soot or creosote build up in the ue system is also much greater especially when op...

Page 15: ...re the heat into the room To do this ensure the Primary and Secondary Air is fully closed Then simply control the ame pattern and burn rate with the Thermostat Control However you may still need to un...

Page 16: ...lding regulations it is also a requirement of your Warranty that the stove is installed by a competent person such as a Hetas or INFO registered installer who will be fully aware of any building and s...

Page 17: ...orting the weight of the stove when loaded and boiler with water add ap prox 15kg along with any attached exible ue liner which may bear down on the stove This hearth must conform to local building re...

Page 18: ...nd ef ciency Your existing chimney could leak smoke fumes and potentially dangerous invisible carbon monoxide into other parts of the building Condensation or creosote tar often associated with burnin...

Page 19: ...tem diagram shown overleaf should be used for general guidance purposes only and is included here to demonstrate basic system principles Combined with the at a glance list below this should provide yo...

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Page 21: ...cally be switched on This safety precaution will ensure that the gravity circuit does not overheat A low limit thermostat set at 45 C should be tted to the gravity return pipework and connected to the...

Page 22: ...5 22 7 Legal Requirements Explain the householder s legal requirement to use an approved reguard whenever children or the elderly and the in rm are likely to be in the vicinity of the stove If the ins...

Page 23: ...w it is extremely important that the radiators are balanced to ensure an ef cient distribution of heat as well as an even heat balance from one radiator to the next The idea is to reduce the ow to the...

Page 24: ...ould also indicate that the chimney or ue itself also needs cleaning Causes Inadequate supply of combustion air Check that any permanent air vent tted to supply the extra combustion air required for t...

Page 25: ...m because the Airwash does not get hot enough and some blackening of the glass should be considered a because draught stabilisers limit the exit of ue gases from the stove they should only ever be spe...

Page 26: ...ter then it is more than likely to be a problem with the system The simplest way to determine this is if possible to check that the top water pipe from the stove is hot and that the lower pipe is cool...

Page 27: ...such staining to build up as it will become more dif cult to remove after each ring When used regularly a proprietary scratch resistant stove glass cleaning gel or spray which can be supplied by your...

Page 28: ...led joint Also replace the middle horizontal rope that seals the ash pan chamber from the re chamber to maintain a good Primary Air ow The recommended rope seal diameter is 12mm Air Supply Controls Th...

Page 29: ...ler parts and 1 year labour The warranty does not cover parts deemed to be consumables These include paint rebricks re grates vermiculite panels smoke de ection plates baf e plates gaskets rope seals...

Page 30: ...k all parts for wear or damage and replace as necessary Re t internal parts and ueway access lid Stove Glass Check the glass for chips or cracks and the glass seal condition and replace if necessary T...

Page 31: ...ES AND SETTINGS For future reference include a basic drawing of the system and notes on the circulation pump and system thermostat settings etc as well as their location and the location of the system...

Page 32: ...pel Cheshire CW4 8AF United Kingdom Horse Flame Precision Multi Fuel Stoves 2013 All rights reserved Booklet contents may not be copied in whole or in part without the prior written permission of the...

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