TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 Safety Information
3
2.0 Product Dimensions
5
2.1 New Zealand/Australia Freestander
2.2 Specifications Table
6
3.0 Installation
7
3.1 Installation - General
3.2 Safety Clearances
8
3.3 Installing the Flue
9
3.4 Australia Only - Modifying for Hardwood
4.5 Installing the Fan Assembly
10
4.0 Bricks & Baffles Installation
11
5.0 Operation
12
5.1 Fuel
15
5.2 Smoking
5.3 Ash Removal Procedures
16
5.4 Creosote Formation & Removal
5.5 Chimney Cleaning
17
5.6 DO’s and DON’Ts
6.0 Servicing/Maintenance
18
6.1 Care & Cleaning of Glass
6.2 Care of Plated Parts
7.0 Troubleshooting
19
8.0 General Warranty Terms and Conditions
20
9.0 Service History & Data Plate
23
9.1 Service History
Page 1: ...Instruction Manual New Zealand Freestander ES1 P7S Australia Freestander ES1 P7H...
Page 2: ...ing for Hardwood 9 4 5 Installing the Fan Assembly 10 4 0 Bricks Baffles Installation 11 5 0 Operation 12 5 1 Fuel 15 5 2 Smoking 15 5 3 Ash Removal Procedures 16 5 4 Creosote Formation Removal 16 5 5...
Page 3: ...CCORDANCE WITH THESE INSTRUCTIONS The appliance should be allowed to cool before servicing Do not operate without fully assembling all components Risk of cuts and abrasions Wear protective gloves and...
Page 4: ...om e g by means of an exhaust fan or similar mechanical blower as this could affect the combustion of the fireplace or increase the possibility of smoke spillage This appliance is designed to burn nat...
Page 5: ...DUCT DIMENSIONS 2 1 NEW ZEALAND AUSTRALIA FREESTANDER 486 295 411 95 50 142 15 1145 90 407 10 486 464 13 237 03 243 39 54 497 92 1145 90 1135 90 1122 497 92 464 13 411 60 237 03 Isometric Top View Fro...
Page 6: ...eter mm Average Emission Factor g Kg Unit Weight Kg New Zealand ES1 P7S Freestander Softwood 7 02 kW 8 23 kW 66 98 150mm 0 79 g Kg 120Kg Australia ES1 P7H Freestander Hardwood 7 32 kW 8 48 kW 67 59 15...
Page 7: ...nd burn the appliance with the air control if applicable fully open for an hour as the appliance goes through a process of eliminating moisture in the steel and firebricks The initial heat output will...
Page 8: ...orming to the size requirements in the following table must be installed unless the floor is made entirely from a non combustible material Refer to the following table and diagrams for minimum clearan...
Page 9: ...eld must be used around the flue Flue 600mm 10mm 35mm 240mm 1035mm Fireplace Flue Shield Ceiling Plate A 0 5mm thick stainless steel ceiling plate must be used spaced at least 11mm from the ceiling 34...
Page 10: ...G THE FAN ASSEMBLY There are two components to the fan assembly that need to be installed into the fire prior to use 1 Remove the top panel shaded grey below 2 Remove the back panel by loosening not r...
Page 11: ...ANCE WITHOUT THE FIREBRICKS CHAMOTTE OR BAFFLES IN PLACE CAN RESULT IN EXCESSIVE TEMPERATURES THAT COULD DAMAGE THE APPLIANCE CHIMNEY AND THE SURROUNDING ENCLOSURE DO NOT OPERATE THE APPLIANCE WITHOUT...
Page 12: ...BURNS REMOVE OPERATIONAL TOOL AFTER USE BRIEF CONTACT MAY CAUSE SKIN BURNS Your Spartherm product is designed with the most advanced technology The appliance is extremely airtight The first fire s in...
Page 13: ...e smoke from the chimney There will be a bed of orange embers in the firebox and secondary flames flickering just below the top firebrick You can safely fill the firebox with wood up to 50 Once the me...
Page 14: ...air inlet nozzles at the backside of the firebox or if not present up to 50 of the fireboxes backside height or marked line C Vigorously burning large loads of wood with the draft control on HIGH full...
Page 15: ...hen loading the appliance ensure to keep fuel back from the glass If fuel is allowed to accumulate on the front lip there is a chance it will fall out when the door is opened Burn only dry clean unpai...
Page 16: ...The creosote vapors condense in the relatively cooler chimney flue of a slow burning fire As a result creosote residue accumulates on the flue lining When ignited this creosote makes an extremely hot...
Page 17: ...ally designed for chimney cleaning The chimney connector and dampers as well as the chimney should be cleaned The appliance s firebox and baffle system should be cleaned if needed The chimney should b...
Page 18: ...reafter clean as required The glass is very strong but do not let burning fuel rest or fall against it and always close the door gently NEVER FORCE IT SHUT If the glass should ever crack or break whil...
Page 19: ...lem Solution Can t get the fire started Not enough kindling paper Add more Not enough air Ensure air control is fully open Also ensure that the air opening is not obstructed Cold air blockage Burn a p...
Page 20: ...s amended Manufactured in Germany by Spartherm GmbH Maschweg 38 D 49324 Melle Distributed in New Zealand by Escea Ltd 17 Carnforth Street Dunedin 9058 Ph 0800 173 000 WARRANTY CONDITIONS FOR SPARTHERM...
Page 21: ...ol of Escea 2 1 5 Any scratches dints finger print marks and melted items that occurred after the arrival of the product to the Spartherm Dealer 2 1 6 Discolouration of the enamel galvanized surfaces...
Page 22: ...if a repairer will be required to travel more than 30 km from the nearest service centre to your location You can obtain details on the location of service centres and service call fees by visiting t...
Page 23: ...1 9 0 SERVICE HISTORY DATA PLATE 9 1 SERVICE HISTORY The appliance must be serviced at least annually and possibly more frequently dependant on usage Date Dealer Name Service Technician Service Perfor...
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