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4)
External flues of asbestos or cast iron pipe should not be used.
Excessive exposure will result in heat loss and poor
performance.
5)
Means of sweeping should be included.
IMPORTANT
For the burner to function correctly at maximum efficiency a steady flue draft
not exceeding 0.12” w.c. and not less than 0.04” w.c. is required. The draft
should be assessed with a reliable manometer as described in “6
Commissioning”.
Down draft cannot be tolerated
and arrangements must
be made to overcome this condition when it occurs. Flue pipe connection
should be made with good quality fire cement to make sure of an airtight seal
between the stove and flue pipe. Any soot door, register plate etc, must also
be sealed to form an airtight joint. No air should enter the chimney except
through the inlets through the stove.
c. VENTILATION
Ventilation should be in accordance with national regulations.
d. OIL SUPPLY (FIG 2)
Each stove is factory set for use on either Kerosene or Diesel. Incoming oil
supply should not be of less than 8mm diameter copper. Make the oil
connection to the stove. The oil connection is ¼” NPT on the oil valve at the
rear of the stove.
The data plate on the back of the stove is marked either Kerosene or Diesel.
Additionally check the label on the oil valve (fig 5). Use only the correct fuel
oil.
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