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Defiant Woodburning Stove

30003841

Defiant Woodburning Stove

 

Model 1945CE

 

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9.  Refractory Assy (Body only) 

1602512

  10.  Catalytic Combustor (Boxed) 

30001152

  11.  Refractory Access Panel 

1602511

  12.  Thermostat Friction Spring 

1201846

  13.  Left Griddle Quadrant 

1301807

  14.  Right Griddle Quadrant 

1301832

  15.  Griddle 

1301641

  16.  Griddle Handle 

1600657

  17.  Griddle Handle Spacer 

1600070

  18.  Griddle Handle Bolt 

1200907

  19.  Upper Fireback Assy 

5000030

  20.  Damper Ramp

1

 

1300643

  21.  Upper Firebrick

1

 

1300633

  22.  Damper

1

 

1300634

  23.  Damper Tab

1

 

1601488

  24.  Damper Rod

1

 

1600065

  25.  Griddle Handle Bushing 

1201895

  26.  Throat Baffle 

1300635

  27.  Lower Fireback 

1300638

  28.  Upper Fireback Bolt 

1201374

  29.  Damper Handle Screw 

1201310

  30.  Damper Handle 

1600664

  31.  Damper Handle Base Assy 

30002720

  32.  Left Side 

See Chart Pg. 38

  33.  Left Air Plate (Inner Side) 

1300637

  34.  Right Air Plate (Inner Side) 

1300636

  35.  Right Side 

See Chart Pg. 38

  36.  Thermostat Handle Base Assy 

30002716

  37.  Thermostat Assy 

5005470

  38.  Grate 

1300639

  39.  Primary Air Cover Plate 

1300622

  40.  Top Ashdoor Hinge Support 

30001689

  41.  Door Handle Holder 

1600600

  42.  Bottom 

30001577

  43.  Ashlip 

See Chart Pg. 38

  44.  Left Side Wedge 

1300628

  45.  Right Side Wedge 

1300644

  46.  Firebrick (1

¹⁄₄

” x 4

¹⁄₂

” x 9”) 

1601103

  47.  Firebrick Retainer 

1600066

  48.  Andiron 

1300646

  49.  Andiron Shelf 

1300640

  50.  Leg Leveller 

1201745

  51.  Ashdoor Handle Shaft 

1600622

  52.  Door Latch Assy 

5004025

  53.  Ashdoor 

1300619

  54.  Ashdoor Handle (Wood) 

1600663

  55.  Ashdoor Hinge Rod 

1206061

  56.  Cotter Pin, Ashdoor 

30001749

  57.  Ashdoor Bottom Hinge Support 

1300642

  58.  Ashpan Bracket  

30001908

  59.  Primary Air Valve Assy 

5000024

  60.  Primary Air Frame

3

 

1307411

  61.  Primary Air Rod

3

 

1600058

  62.  Primary Air Valve

3

 

1307412

  63.  Thermostat Handle (Wood) 

1600660

  64.  Airwash Manifold 

1300627

  65.  Front 

See Chart Pg. 38

  66.  Thermostat Cable 

5005471

  67.  Left Door 

See Chart Pg. 38

  68.  Door Hinge Strip 

1300645

  69.  Top 

See Chart Pg. 38

  70.  Glass Clip 

30001715

  71.  Glass Clip (Right Door only) 

30001716

  72.  Front Door Handle & Shaft 

30002717

  73.  Right Door 

See Chart Pg. 38

  74.  Door Gasket 

1203588

  75.  Gasket, Fiberglas 3/16 4nd, Blk 

1203556

  76.  Left Door Glass

2

 

1600064

  77.  Right Door Glass

2

 

1600062

  78.  Lower Door Hinge Pin 

30002727

  79.  Spacer (for Damper Rod) 

1201779

  80.  Upper Door Hinge Pin 

30002727

  81.  Handle Base Stub

4

 

30002714

  82.  Ceramic Handle

4

 

20006381

  83.  Handle Bolt

4

 

1201294

  84.  Thermostat Handle Bolt 

1201243

  85.  Ash Pan Assy

5

 

30001690

  86.  Flat Washer 

1202475

  87.  Flue Collar 

See Chart Pg. 38

  88.  Leg 

See Chart Pg. 38

  89.  Finish Bag 

30001695

  90.  Washer, 1/4 Flat 

1202471

  91.  Hex Head Jam Nut 

1203290

 

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NOTES:

In this diagram and throughout this manual, ‘left’ and 
‘right’ mean as you face the stove.
When ordering parts, be sure to mention the stove’s 
model number. When ordering external pars, be sure to 
specify color.
1. Included in Item #19, #5000030 Upper Fireback Assy.
2. Not interchangeable, due to a heat-reflective coating on 
the room side of the glass.
3. Included in Item #59, 5000024 Primary Air Assy.
4. Included in #0004345 Black Ceramic Handle Assy.
The hardware in the Defiant is in standard sizes; most 
bolts are 1/4” diameter by 20 threads per inch. Any 
hardware store can supply replacement hardware if you 
specify bolt diameter, number of threads per inch and 
length.

Summary of Contents for Defiant 1945CE

Page 1: ...INSTALLED OPERATED AND MAINTAINED A HOUSE FIRE MAY RESULT TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE FOLLOW THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FAILURE TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN PROPERTY DAMAGE BODILY INJURY OR...

Page 2: ...of warmth beauty and comfort in your home At CFM Corporation we share that joy and appreciation for the hearth We assure you that your cast iron Vermont Castings stove has been made with the utmost c...

Page 3: ...rior using new technologies for ef cient combustion Americans purchased over a quarter million De ants as they rediscovered the common sense of heating with wood a home grown fuel with none of the pol...

Page 4: ...N T 826 mm 32 724 mm 28 788 mm 31 96 mm 3 546 mm 21 489 mm 19 464 mm 18 546 mm 21 3841 Defiant EU dimensions 7 06 768 mm 30 D E F I A N T 591 mm 23 489 mm 19 654 mm 25 C L 737 mm 29 Flue exit position...

Page 5: ...ng a chimney or house re Follow all instruc tions exactly and do not allow makeshift compro mises to endanger property and personal safety All local regulations including those referring to national a...

Page 6: ...t be operated with the front doors open Whatever the ue collar size an De ant may be vented into larger chimneys as well However chimneys with liners larger than 203 x 305 mm 8 x 12 may experience rap...

Page 7: ...Flue Gas Direction Toward Stove ST242 Fig 4 Chimney connector ue collar with three 10 x 1 2 sheet metal screws Lift off the griddle and shield the stove s surface between the griddle opening and the...

Page 8: ...above the replace opening Seal This Off ST243 thinble connection 12 13 99 djt Thimble Sleeve Chimney Connector Flue Keep sleeve end ush with ue tile ST243 Fig 6 The thimble made of either ceramic or...

Page 9: ...NOT CONNECT THE DEFIANT TO ANY AIR DIS TRIBUTION DUCT OR SYSTEM ST245 fireplace flex connector 12 99 Flexible Connector Mantel Shield Fireplace Adapter Kit Positive Connection ST245 Fig 8 Through the...

Page 10: ...De ant Costructional Hearth Dimensions as below At least 300 mm At least 150 mm or to a suitable heat resistant wall At least 150 mm Hearth Surface Free of Com bustible Material Perimeter should be c...

Page 11: ...A Minimum distance from stove to movable combus tible materials e g furniture drying clothes etc 1220 mm 48 ST486a Defiant EU Clearance Diagrams 10 06 A B ST486a Fig 11 Minimum clearances D at least 3...

Page 12: ...g the stove especially across rough surfaces can cause the legs to loosen or even break Storing the Handle Use the removable handle to open or close the doors After using it remove the handle so it wi...

Page 13: ...ew to attach the damper handle to the damper stub on the left side Attach the Primary Air Thermostat Handle The primary air thermostat handle is the smaller of the two black handles Secure the handle...

Page 14: ...e stove controls the amount of incoming air for starting maintaining and reviving a re More air entering the stove makes the re burn hotter and faster while less air prolongs the burn at a lower heat...

Page 15: ...nd air dried outside under cover for at least one year If hardwood is not available you can burn softwoods that include tamarack yellow pine white pine East ern red cedar r and redwood These should al...

Page 16: ...to get quite hot within a few minutes after a re is started the combus tor may stop working or the re may go out if the re dies down immediately as a result of the damper being closed Once the combus...

Page 17: ...e it is in use 3 Light the newspaper and close the door Gradually build up the re by adding a few 76 127 mm 3 5 di ameter splits If this is one of the rst few break in res let the re burn brightly and...

Page 18: ...sn t working Note that the catalyst is most likely to glow at its higher temperatures which it reaches when the rebox is in its lower range the catalyst is an after burner and the more waste fuel ther...

Page 19: ...erial Return the ash pan to its original position in the stove and close and latch the ash door Fig 31 Do not operate the stove with the ash door open This will result in over ring and could cause dam...

Page 20: ...the home An indoor chimney won t lose its heat to the outdoors so it takes less heat from the stove to heat it up and keep it warm Chimney Height The common wisdom tells us that a taller ue draws bet...

Page 21: ...sture meters available for rewood you can also judge your wood by its appearance and weight If you get it green lift a piece and get a sense of its weight it can lose a third or more of its weight as...

Page 22: ...crack a nearby window or door to enable the chimney to pull well that s a sign that you should install an outside air intake to bring combustion air directly to the stove An outside air adapter will a...

Page 23: ...ss with water or a cleaner made espe cially for this purpose Do not use abrasive cleaners Use cleaning agents sparingly and be sure to keep them off the outer surfaces of the stove Rinse the glass tho...

Page 24: ...he pressure screw from turning as you tighten the nut Re test the damper Tighten the Damper Handle as Needed A handle on the left side of the stove controls the damper The handle attaches to the dampe...

Page 25: ...he stove damper and once again check the smoke leaving the chimney You should see signi cantly more smoke when the stove damper is open and exhaust does not pass through the combustor However be caref...

Page 26: ...ing its effectiveness ST558 Inspect Catalytic element 4 11 00 Catalytic Ele ment Catalytic Access Panel ST558 Fig 38 Remove and inspect the catalytic element 5 Inspect the element for damage or degrad...

Page 27: ...need periodic replacement The sizes of replaceable gasket are listed below along with their applications Gasket Diameter And the Parts it Seals 5 16 The griddle to the stove top wire reinforced gaske...

Page 28: ...everyone out of the house Call the Fire Department Inspect the system every two weeks during the heat ing season as part of a regular maintenance schedule To inspect the chimney let the stove cool com...

Page 29: ...alyst is still there it is covered or masked by the contaminant and cannot function To avoid this situation it is important not to burn any thing in your De ant that is a source of these contami nants...

Page 30: ...roper clearance between chimney and nearby combustibles less than 51 mm 2 check local codes K Loose or leaky cleanout door For a replace F Improper clearance between smoke chamber and framing material...

Page 31: ...9 85 86 87 70 78 71 88 59 90 52 91 91 CFM Corporation reserves the right to make changes in design materials speci cations prices and discontinue colors and products at any time without notice De ant...

Page 32: ...rt 1300642 58 Ashpan Bracket 30001908 59 Primary Air Valve Assy 5000024 60 Primary Air Frame3 1307411 61 Primary Air Rod3 1600058 62 Primary Air Valve3 1307412 63 Thermostat Handle Wood 1600660 64 Air...

Page 33: ...0001612 1320621 30001616 Suede Brown 30002578 30002574 30002573 30002575 30002583 30002580 Vermont Classic Green 30002997 30002993 30002992 30002994 30002991 30002998 Shell Enamel Parts De ant Enamel...

Page 34: ...34 Defiant Woodburning Stove 30003841...

Page 35: ...te 3 Date of failure of catalyst 4 Any relevant information or circumstances regarding determina tion of failure 5 In addition the owner must return the failed catalyst Exclusions Limitations 1 This w...

Page 36: ...CFM Corporation 2695 Meadowvale Blvd Mississauga Ontario Canada L5N 8A3 800 668 5323 www cfmcorp com CFM Corporation...

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