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7. CAUTION: NEVER FOLLOW INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS OR CLEARANCE RECOMMENDATIONS
WHICH MAY BE PROVIDED BY ANY PELLET PIPE MANUFACTURER.
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8. CAUTION: BEFORE INSTALLATION, REMOVE ALL SILICONE GASKETS FROM THE JOINTS OF ANY
PELLET PIPE (IF PRESENT) AND DISPOSE OF THE GASKETS APPROPRIATELY.
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9. CAUTION: DO NOT USE A REDUCER TO JOIN THE 3-INCH PELLET PIPE WITH THE 6-INCH CLASS-A
PIPE. NOTE: THE 3-INCH PELLET PIPE WILL CARRY THE FLUE GASES FROM THE STOVE TO THE
TOP OF THE CHIMNEY. THE 6-INCH CLASS-A PIPE IS USED AS A CONDUIT FOR THE 3-INCH PELLET
PIPE. THE 3-INCH PELLET PIPE SHOULD TERMINATE FLUSH WITH THE 6-INCH CLASS-A PIPE OR
TERMINATE A FEW INCHES ABOVE THE 6-INCH CLASS-A PIPE. THE 3-INCH PELLET PIPE SHOULD
NEVER TERMINATE BELOW THE 6-INCH CLASS-A PIPE.
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10.CAUTION: DO NOT CONNECT THIS UNIT TO A CHIMNEY FLUE SERVING ANOTHER APPLIANCE.
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11. CAUTION: DO NOT CONNECT TO OR USE IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY AIR DISTRIBUTION
DUCTWORK.
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12.CAUTION: NEVER UTILIZE MAKE-SHIFT COMPROMISES DURING INSTALLATION. NEVER INSTALL
ANY WOOD STOVE OR CHIMNEY SYSTEMS OUTSIDE OF THE PROVISIONS OUTLINED IN THE
NFPA-211 SAFETY STANDARDS (OR CANADIAN EQUIVALENT).
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CONNECTING TO NEW MANUFACTURED CHIMNEY
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1. See Diagram #10.
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2. The Kimberly™ wood stove heater is approved to use any UL-Listed legally rated 3-inch (7.62 cm) double
wall (18-gauge stainless steel lined) multi-fuel pellet pipe as a connector from the flue outlet on the stove. We
recommend BioVent® Muti-Fuel Insulated Pellet Venting, available from Unforgettable Fire™ or your
authorized Kimberly™ dealer. A minimum of 5 feet (152.40 cm) in height is recommended. All joints must be
secured with at least 3 self-tapping screws per joint. In addition, ALL wall, ceiling, attic, and roof penetrations
must include approved wall thimble and/or rafter radiation shields, using 6-inch (15.24 cm) Type 103 HT
(U.S.) or ULC S629 (Canada) Class-A as a conduit in any and all pass-through areas, in accordance with
UL-Listed wood stove installations, and must meet all county and state requirements for such installations.
Never utilize make-shift compromises during installation.
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3. When planning for the placement of the Kimberly™ wood stove heater, consider not only the footprint of the
Kimberly™ itself, and the required safety clearance from combustibles, but also the flow of traffic in the room.
In most cases, the obvious location for the Kimberly™ wood stove heater would be in the central part of the
house, to provide for more even heat distribution.
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4. Refine your choice of location based upon venting requirements and the orientation of the home’s skeletal
frame. Plan for chimney access through the ceiling, attic, and roof, and for outside air intake, without
interference of studs and/or rafters, in order to maintain the structural integrity of the building.
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5. Install a heat-and ember-resistant flood pad. See Floor Protection requirements and Diagram #6.
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6. Wear gloves during installation to protect your hands and to prevent cuts from sharp metal edges.
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7. Align the stove so that the flue opening will be located directly beneath the area where you will cut the hole in
the ceiling and roof for the chimney pipe, while meeting required safety clearances on all sides. Assemble
the 3-inch pellet pipe for a “test fitting” and check to see that the pipe is plumb. Mark the ceiling accordingly
and cut the holes for the chimney to pass through the ceiling, attic, and roof.
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8. At the ceiling, through the attic and roof, install Type 103HT (U.S.) or ULC629 (Canada) Class-A UL-Listed
factory-built thimble and chimney pipe, and follow all manufacturer’s installation instructions for the Class-A
pipe. The 3-inch pellet pipe will connect to the Kimberly™ wood stove heater and will exit inside and at the
top of the Class-A pipe.
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