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CAUTION

•  If this wood heater is not properly installed, a house 

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cau  ons, and safety no  ces contained herein.

• Installa  on must also meet all State and Local Code requirements and/or restric  ons.  Check with your local Building 

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  cial, or other Authority Having Jurisdic  on (AHJ) regarding the need to obtain a permit prior to install-

ing a wood heater; and whether an inspec  on of the installa  on is required upon comple  on.

•  Don’t take shortcuts, use or allow makeshi   methods, or other compromises in the installa  on.  Safety is paramount 

and the key to enjoying your new wood heater.

•  We strongly recommend installa  on by an experienced professional installer who has the specialized knowledge, tools, 

and equipment to complete the installa  on safely.  Look for an installer who is cer  

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Ins  tute (NFI) as a Woodstove Specialist or Master Hearth Professional (MHP) to have demonstrated their mastery of 
the knowledge required in all phases of safe woodstove installa  on, and of best current industry prac  ces.

•  Be sure to contact your insurance company to inquire whether they have addi  onal requirements.

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Your High Valley Model 1600 was inspected before being packaged at the factory.  Chances are that your High Valley 
Dealer has un-boxed and assembled your wood heater prior to delivery.  Your dealer has the equipment and the experi-
ence to handle heavy appliances.  If you have taken delivery of your Model 1600 in the box proceed as follows:
•  Carefully remove the shipping materials.  Use cau  on.  The contents are heavy.
•  Carefully inspect the Model 1600 and accessories, if any, for signs of damage.
•  Check that the 

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 ber blanket are undamaged and properly posi  oned all the way to the 

back of the 

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•  If any damage is noted or suspected please contact your High Valley Dealer for assistance.
•  DO NOT proceed with installa  on un  l the wood heater has been inspected and replacement parts obtained.

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If your Model 1600 was not assembled before delivery, the pedestal base or legs must be fastened to the body.  

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TREME CAUTION.

  The wood heater is very heavy.  At least two strong individuals will be needed to li   the heater body 

for assembly.  Personal injury and/or damage to the Model 1600 or personal property may result if the heater is handled 
improperly.  If you have concerns about handling the heater please contact your dealer for assistance.

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 Heater Body, Pedestal Base or Legs, four (4) each 3/8" - 16 x 1" bolts, Owner's Manual.

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cardboard under the pedestal base to protect the 

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• Carefully li   the Model 1600 body and set it down gently top of the pedestal; taking care that it is centered.

 

Do not drop the body onto the pedestal base.  Damage to the 

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•  Align at least one of the holes in the pedestal with the corresponding threaded hole in the heater body.

 

Insert one of the 3/8 -16 x 1" bolts through the hole in the pedestal base and into the threaded hole in the bot-
tom of the body.  Tighten 

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 nger   ght only at this stage.  Pivot the heater body carefully on the pedestal base to 

align the remaining three bolt holes and fasten with the remaining bolts.

•  Tighten the four (4) bolts securely using a 9/16" or 14mm wrench, an adjustable wrench, or similar tool.

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NOTE:  

We strongly recommend that Cast Iron or Steel Legs be installed by your High Valley dealer.  The body of the 

Model 1600 must be li  ed at least 12 inches (12") and supported in this posi  on while the legs are a  ached.  Your 
dealer has the material handling equipment and experience to handle the weight of the Model 1600.  We do not 
recommend laying the wood heater on its back to install the legs as the bricks that line the 

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become dislodged.  Leg breakage can occur as the assembled wood heater is being   pped upright.
• Carefully li   the Model 1600 body onto sturdy blocks or jacks capable of suppor  ng the weight of the body.
•  Assemble the four legs to the body using the 3/8 -16 x 1" bolts provided.  Tighten each leg securely.
• Carefully li   the assembled heater, remove the blocking of jacks, and gently set the heater onto the legs.

CAUTION:

  Never slide the wood heater into posi  on.  It must be li  ed or damage to the legs may result.

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An op  onal Convec  on Blower Kit (BLO1600KIT) for the Model 1600 is available through your High Valley dealer.  The 
Convec  on Blower Kit is pre-wired to a variable speed switch and power cord at the factory to simplify installa  on.  Instal-
la  on instruc  ons and a wiring diagram are provided on 

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Страница 1: ...e you if you are required to obtain a permit before installa on Failure to follow these instrucƟons can result in property damage bodily injury or even death Owner s Manual Safety Installa on Opera on Maintenance Guidelines INSTALLER Leave this manual with the individual s responsible for opera ng this wood heater OPERATOR The Owner s Manual contains important safety opera ng and maintenance infor...

Страница 2: ...ing rubber including res Materials containing plas c Waste petroleum products paints or paint thinners or asphalt products Materials containing asbestos Construc on or demoli on debris Railroad es or pressure treated wood Manure or animal remains Salt water dri wood or other previously salt water saturated materials Unseasoned wood or Paper products cardboard plywood or par cleboard The prohibi on...

Страница 3: ...al you will find important safety no ces and informa on may be repeated a number of mes The repe on is inten onal in an effort to reinforce safety instruc ons and to place them in context U S EPA E S T I P 2 G S I S P Page 4 I P P 5 C P P 6 C R G P 7 C C D P 8 M 1600 S C P 9 P I A P 10 F W H I P 11 F W H C C P 12 M H I P 12 P O A P 13 M 1600 F C P 13 O G P 14 15 T I P 16 O O A C B I P 17 L D M F P ...

Страница 4: ...such liquids well away from the heater at all mes Storing these or other flammable liquids near a wood heater could cause a fire DO NOT BURN GARBAGE OR FLAMMABLE FLU IDS SUCH AS GASOLINE NAPHTHA OR ENGINE OIL Cord wood is the only fuel approved for use in this wood heater DO NOT CONNECT THIS UNIT TO A CHIMNEY FLUE SERVICING ANOTHER APPLIANCE DO NOT CONNECT A WOOD HEATER TO OR USE IN CONJUNCTION WI...

Страница 5: ... num ber would depend on the size and layout of the home We do not recommend installing your wood heater in an uninsulated basement Much of the heat produced will be lost to the uninsulated walls of the basement Never cut holes or vents in a ceiling floor in an a empt to get warm air to rise to the rooms above You will be compromising a firebreak in your home and could should a fire ensue jeopardi...

Страница 6: ... 8 square considerably larger than the 6 flue recommended Consider that the cross sec onal area of a 6 flue is 28 sq in Area πr2 or A π32 or A 3 14 X 9 where Pi 3 14 enough for this purpose The cross sec onal area of an 8 round flue is 50 sq in the cross sec onal area of an 8 square masonry flue le is 64 sq in In addi on the masonry construc on tends to cool more quickly with cold outside temperat...

Страница 7: ...ceiling supports insulation shields fire stops roof support packages roof flashings chimney caps etc must be installed exactly to the manufacturer s instructions Installation specification and clearances may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and must be carefully adhered to according to the individual manufacturer s instructions If a new masonry chimney is to be constructed we strongly recomm...

Страница 8: ...s bles by a minimum of 6 inches 152mm of glass fiber insula on Opening shall be covered and thimble supported with a sheet steel support minimum 24 gauge 0 024 inch 0 61mm in thickness Supports shall be securely fastened to wall surfaces on all sides and shall be sized to fit and hold chimney sec on Fasteners used to secure chimney sec on shall not penetrate chimney flue liner Solid insulated list...

Страница 9: ... w x 49 d U S F P FLOOR PROTECTION Use UL 1618 Type 1 Ember Protec on or con nuous non combus ble material NOTE Clearances to combus ble materials may be reduced using shielding methods as described in the current edi on of NFPA 211 Standard for Chimneys Fireplaces Vents and Solid Fuel Burning Appliances Any reduc on of clearances must be approved by the local Authority Having Jurisdic on M 1600 S...

Страница 10: ...er is very heavy At least two strong individuals will be needed to li the heater body for assembly Personal injury and or damage to the Model 1600 or personal property may result if the heater is handled improperly If you have concerns about handling the heater please contact your dealer for assistance M I Heater Body Pedestal Base or Legs four 4 each 3 8 16 x 1 bolts Owner s Manual P B I Place th...

Страница 11: ...protec on and allow final posi oning of the wood heater Remove the cardboard before ligh ng the first fire in the wood heater The wood heater should be centered on the chimney if possible to allow for the shortest and most direct connec on The wood heater does not necessarily need to be centered on the floor protec on as long as the minimum side protec on requirement 8 is met An asymmetrical insta...

Страница 12: ...ly The drawings are not to scale and are not intended to accurately depict construc on details nor minimum clearances to combus ble materials Refer to the latest edi on of NFPA 211 for current requirements F W H C C V C I U S W P Center the wood heater flue collar directly under the chimney pipe if possible All Clearances to combus bles must be maintained Confirm that any ceiling support roof supp...

Страница 13: ... Thermal shock could break the ceramic glass exacerbat ing the problem Hot steam could increase the risk of burns or scalding ALWAYS USE SAFE BURNING PRACTICES B S W F O This wood heater is designed and approved for the burn ing of cord wood fuel only Never burn any type of coal in this heater Burning any type of fuel other than cord wood in this wood heater is against all safety tes ng and will v...

Страница 14: ...rollable consult your dealer A hand damper installed in the connector pipe will allow for manual control under high dra condi ons CAUTION Before ligh ng your wood heater please read and or re read the safety informa on on Pages 2 4 13 and elsewhere throughout this manual Ensure that the wood heater has been installed according to the instruc ons given in this manual to all applicable codes and has...

Страница 15: ... air is coming from the vent Rotate the control knob fully counterclockwise to the Off posi on when the Model 1600 is not in opera on S O The amount and density of smoke com ing from the chimney is a visual indicator of how cleanly the wood heater is burning Develop a habit of checking the smoke opacity regularly and at various stages of combus on With experience a quick glance can confirm proper o...

Страница 16: ...es on Page 14 15 You must develop and use good wood burning habits always open Air Control before opening the Loading Door and always open the Loading Door slowly to avoid pulling smoke into the home A modern wood heater properly installed and connected to a good chimney which provides adequate dra should not leak smoke into the home Air is drawn into the wood heater and into any small gaps in the...

Страница 17: ...shorten the life of the motor Check the blower impeller annually more o en as necessary for any build up of household dust pet hair or similar U and vacuum the blower impeller using a brush a achment It may be necessary to remove the blower from the heat shield and use a so brush such as an old paint brush or toothbrush to reach dust buildup inside the impeller Take care not to dislodge any bal an...

Страница 18: ... has been painted with high temperature stove paint at the factory Over me the paint may lighten in color with heat exposure or need touch up Stove Bright brand Sa n Black 1900 spray paint avail able from your dealer or High Valley customer service is compa ble with the OEM paint It is no doubt imprac cal to move the wood heater outside for pain ng Open windows and doors for good ven la on before ...

Страница 19: ...st be inserted down through the flue opening Do not a empt to remove or replace a Ceramic Fiber Blanket from the front of the baffle Wear rubber gloves and a good dust mask when servicing the baffle blanket The material contains no asbestos and is considered safe but fibers and dust will be released when it is handled Remove the old Ceramic Fiber Blanket and dispose of it safely The old material will ...

Страница 20: ...ombus on in your wood heater depends on burning well seasoned good quality fuel Buying seasoned wood in the burning season is ex pensive and o en disappoin ng The best advice is to get green wood in early spring and air dry it yourself If you don t cut your own wood find a reputable reliable wood seller Well seasoned wood typically exhibits dark cut ends with radial cracks but spli ng a dry log an...

Страница 21: ...18 the Standard for Wall Protectors Floor Protectors and Hearth Extensions was adopted as a standard in 2011 UL 1618 categorizes floor and wall protectors as Type 1 or Type 2 protec on A seemingly minor change in UL 1618 calls for the actual thermal proper es of floor protec on to be speci fied in R value in place of k value In fact that change makes it one step simpler to calculate thermal protec...

Страница 22: ... of corrosive fuel etc Damage caused by unauthorized modifica on use or repair Damage caused by the use of non High Valley spare parts or accessories Damage caused by lack of regular maintenance and cleaning by the owner as outlined in the Opera ng Instruc ons or due to negligence or carelessness Damage caused by misuse accident neglect or willful abuse of the product Damage caused by the use of a...

Страница 23: ...facsimile of the Safety Label which is a ached to the back of your Model 1600 is provided for the convenience of the owner the Authority Having Jurisdic on or any other inspector who wishes to verify the contents of the label In some installa ons the label is not easily accessible Please record the serial number off the original label for your records ...

Страница 24: ...H V S S 185 Highway 201 Abbeville SC 29620 www highvalleystoves com HL1650 Rev 05 2015 NOTES ...

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