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STOVES 

USER’S INSTRUCTIONS 

 

3200 - Winchester Stove 

3205 

– York Stove 

3250 

– Cornwall Stove 

3251 

– Dartmoor Stove 

3252 

– Cambridge Stove 

3253 

– Sherwood Stove 

3260 

– Canterbury Stove 

3262 

– Chartwell 

3264 

– Chalfont 

3265 

– Truro 

PLEASE  READ  THESE 

USER’S  INSTRUCTIONS  CAREFULLY  WHEN  YOU 

ASSEMBLE,  INSTALL,  OPERATE,  AND  MAINTAIN  YOUR  STOVE!  IN  CASE  OF 

QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR RETAILER. 

 

                                                 

 

EN13240:2001

     

Importer:

  

Manor Reproductions Ltd. 

Unit C, Hanbury Road, Stoke Prior,   

Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B60 4AE

 

Summary of Contents for 3200 - Winchester

Page 1: ...od Stove 3260 Canterbury Stove 3262 Chartwell 3264 Chalfont 3265 Truro PLEASE READ THESE USER S INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY WHEN YOU ASSEMBLE INSTALL OPERATE AND MAINTAIN YOUR STOVE IN CASE OF QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT YOUR RETAILER EN13240 2001 Importer Manor Reproductions Ltd Unit C Hanbury Road Stoke Prior Bromsgrove Worcestershire B60 4AE ...

Page 2: ...0 570 mm 3205 grey iron 18 7 kW Same above 81kg 605 320 460 mm 3250 grey iron 18 5kW Same above 65kg 550 310 430 mm 3251 grey iron 18 6kW Same above 76kg 590 360 470 mm 3260 grey iron 18 8 kW Same above 93kg 610 460 465 mm BSV09 2 3200 grey iron 18 6kW Same above 71kg 600 380 430 mm BSV09 3 grey iron 18 4 5kW Same above 62kg 535 320 400 mm BSV804 grey iron 18 14kW Same above 170kg 730 470 730 mm B...

Page 3: ...ges due to the weight and fragility of the product and components Stoves come to you packaged in a plywood crate Remove the strap bands Remove the crate and take out all the component parts from within the stove Unbolt and remove the protective plywood panel on the bottom of the stove Take care at this stage ...

Page 4: ...e taken to avoid the possibility of injury Any unauthorized modification of the appliance is prohibited INSTALLATION fix the legs with set screws and washers supplied Do not over tighten bolts the baffle should be already fitted if loose install to rear top chamber of stove Fit the front retainer bar and ash pan as shown fix the flue collar with set screws and washers supplied to the rear or top o...

Page 5: ...nce must not be installed into a chimney shared with any other heating appliance There must not be an extractor fan fitted in the same room as the stove as this can cause the stove to emit fumes into the room INSTALLATION Chimney The chimney must be fitted in accordance with manufacturer s instructions and Building Regulations The chimney height and the position of the chimney should conform to Bu...

Page 6: ...able this to be actioned Air Supply A permanent unobstructed air opening is essential for the room or space containing this appliance The air opening should be at least 3625mm2 when a draught stabilizer is equipped Air requirements must be carefully considered when using other appliances within the same room Safety Clearances It is acceptable for the appliance to be recessed in a prepared fireplac...

Page 7: ...e system The firebox and ash pan cover shall be kept closed except during ignition refueling and removal of residue material to prevent fume spillage It is important to use this appliance correctly so as to achieve best results Air Controls Warning Parts of the appliance especially the external surfaces will be hot to touch when in operation and due care must be taken e g protective gloves should ...

Page 8: ...air control in the closed position to maintain maximum efficiency In this case the primary air controls can be adjusted to change the burning rate of the appliance In order to prevent the ash from being stacked to the underside of the bottom grate please always de ash before refueling Once the ash builds up it may restrict the airflow and causes the fire to burnout Important It is very important t...

Page 9: ...uilding up the heat intensity gradually Warning You need to check for blockage prior to re lighting after a prolonged shut down period Shutting Down Firstly close the primary air controls Secondly close the secondary air controls The fire will eventually extinguish due to a lack of air for combustion When lighting or reviving the fire it is recommended to open the primary air controls first follow...

Page 10: ...angerous you should monitor how your stove is burning and adjust the control accordingly FUME EMISSION The emission of fumes can be avoided if the Stove is installed and operated properly fumes usually appear from operations of de ashing and refueling Constant fume emission highlights a problem If fume emission does persist then the following measures can be helpful 1 Open doors and windows 2 Let ...

Page 11: ...d use a proprietary ceramic rope glue to reattach it Please replace the rope if its condition is failing to seal at all points Flueway and Chimney Keep the chimney flueway and any connecting flue pipe swept regularly For users of smokeless fuels sweep at least once a year for wood and other fuels at least twice a year If the stove is fitted in place of an open fire then the chimney should be swept...

Page 12: ...The primary air control flap is not wedged in the open position The glass retaining clips are not loose The door rope seals are in good condition ...

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