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Nordic Steel Products Int.

11750, Philippe-Panneton

Montreal, Québec, H1E 4G4

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(514) 494-4522

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Toll free 1-888-494-4522

(514) 494-4521

www.nordicafireplaces.com

[email protected]

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Summary of Contents for EVOLUTION

Page 1: ...pvu l vs pvuG G G G thu hs thu hs thu hs thu hsG G G G Nordic Steel Products Int 11750 Philippe Panneton Montreal Québec H1E 4G4 514 494 4522 Toll free 1 888 494 4522 514 494 4521 www nordicafireplaces com info nordicafireplaces com ...

Page 2: ...es 5 Security Requirements 6 Combustible Materials 6 Installation in mobile home 6 Type of Chimney 7 Chimney 7 Minimum height of chimney 7 The contribution of fresh air return of smoke 8 Chimney fire 9 Smoke Detector 9 External air intake installation 9 Standard Installation 10 Parts description 11 Floor protection 11 Stove and chimney installation diagram 12 13 Homologation Plate 14 Warranty 15 W...

Page 3: ...ll the lawful requirements into force In most cases a construction permit is required The equipment installation will be made in accordance with the regulation authorities having jurisdiction on Warnock Hersey Code of installation wood heating equipment CAN CSA B365 The choice of a site for the stove is very important Preferably choose the most central part of the house so that heat is distributed...

Page 4: ...oot and creosote deposit in the chimney It may cause a chimney fire An accumulation of more than 3mm of creosote is sufficient to proceed to the cleaning of the chimney in order to reduce the risks of a chimney fire It is important to buy seasoned wood to obtain a better quantity of heat per wood cord Place reasonable loads do not overload the apparatus and ensure that the logs are placed in order...

Page 5: ...s regularly in order to detect cracks If you see a crack extinguish the fire immediately return the door to your retailer to replace the glass before re using your stove Never use your stove if a glass is broken Never replace the glass by another material If needed you must replace it by another glass of the same size that you can get from your retailer or at Nordic Steel Products Int GLASS REPLAC...

Page 6: ... the stove when there is a missing or broken refractory brick If a refractory brick is broken replace it by buying a similar one 1 You can purchase replacement refractory bricks at your retailer or at Nordic Steel Products Int REFRACTORY BRICKS ...

Page 7: ...MAINTENANCE It is important to inspect the chimney or clean it periodically It is necessary to clean the chimney after an accumulation of 3 mm creosote After two months of continuous service it would be preferable to clean the chimney and dismount the pipe of the stove to remove soot and creosote ASHES Remove ashes only when fire is extinguished and has cooled off Deposit ashes in a metal containe...

Page 8: ...ntil the next use of your stove G If you must leave the stove lit without monitoring make sure that the door is well closed by doing it delicately Leave the register open COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS Note The additional logs curtains and furnishing must be at a minimum distance of 48 1220 mm of the stove It is recommended to heat the chimney in order to avoid the risks of smoke With this intention uses i...

Page 9: ...spected and repaired when needed A chimney with a stainless liner may be necessary to reduce the diameter to a more effective dimension To help obtain a suitable draft the top of the chimney must extend 3 above the exit point of the roof and exceed at least 2 the highest point of the roof in a radius of 10 See figure at the bottom of the page The flue should never pass through an attic cupboard cl...

Page 10: ...ouse Close them 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 it releases heat and the more it produces creosote If the wood burnt is very wet inspect the chimney every month that the stove is in use 7 Make sure that the chimney is reasonably clean and free of any obstruction 8 Check if the chim...

Page 11: ...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 entrance in any way EXTERNAL AIR INTAKE INSTALLATION The external air intake system must be installed according to the following instructions 1 The maximum length of the duct must be 20 The length of the duct should be as short as possible 2 The air register should not b...

Page 12: ... be reduced by approval of the authorities COMBUSTIBLE RELEASES Single sided pipe See illustrated figure Units Pipe A Back wall 14 21 5 B Lateral wall 16 28 C Corner on the wall 10 19 Ceiling 7 N A Front wall 48 N A Double sided pipe See illustrated figure Units Pipe A Back wall 5 14 B Lateral wall 16 28 C Corner on the wall 5 14 Ceiling 7 N A Front wall 48 N A Operation Conditions Door Closed Fan...

Page 13: ...g of roof 28 Fan 29 REFER TO PAGES 12 13 FLOOR PROTECTION If your floor is made of concrete you can install your stove directly on it For the installation and use in conformity with the manufacturer s instruction and the local building codes the apparatus must be installed on an 3 8 9 5 mm thick concrete plate or an equivalent extending 18 457 mm in front and 8 203 mm in the back and on the sides ...

Page 14: ...12 STOVE AND CHIMNEY INSTALLATION DIAGRAM SEE DESCRIPTION ON PAGE 11 ...

Page 15: ...13 CHIMNEY INSTALLATION DIAGRAM SEE DESCRIPTION ON PAGE 11 ...

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Page 17: ...parts described below Moreover Nordic Steel Products Int will not assume any labour costs for the replacement of the guaranteed parts incurred The following parts are covered by the warranty for one 1 year 1 Fan 2 Glass The following parts are covered by the warranty for three 3 months 1 Refractory stone 3 The following parts are not covered by the warranty 1 The rusting of paint or gold caused by...

Page 18: ...of heating Renovation Living room Electricity Stove improvement Basement Gas Other ____ Other ______ Wood Other 4 Do you own another wood stove Yes No 5 What uses will your wood stove be for Principal source of heat Auxiliary source of heat In case of emergency Other _________________________________ 6 What reasons motivated your choice Price Quality Efficiency Other _______________________ 7What ...

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