WinterGreen Wood Furnaces IM-130, Руководство пользователя

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CHIMNEY - INSTALLATION
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General Rules:
Although WinterGreen does not recommend using a masonry chimney for use with our furnaces,
you may connect to an existing flue or chimney subject to the following conditions:
1) The chimney has been thoroughly inspected by a qualified professional and deemed compatible with
a residential solid fuel burning appliance such as the WinterGreen Furnace.
2) Any necessary repairs and cleaning have been completed by a professional.
3) The chimney or flue should be at least 15 ft tall.
4) The furnace chimney is not shared with any other fireplace or appliance.
5) It does not share a flue that is being used to provide make-up air to the basement.
6) Have installation thoroughly inspected before operating the furnace.
Connector Pipe Installation Rules :
1) Use only corrugated (non-adjustable) elbows whenever possible as they provide better performance
with being more airtight and less likely to fail.
2) If the connector pipe must travel through a combustible wall, consult a masonry professional or chim-
ney dealer for the proper transition components. The installation must conform to all local fire and build-
ing codes, NAPA -211.
3) Insert the crimped end of the stovepipe into the inside of the furnace collar. Install additional stove
pipe and elbows with the crimped end towards the WinterGreen Furnace.
4) The flue must be supported from the structure by means of metal or other non-combustible supports;
horizontal pipes must be supported at intervals not exceeding a span of 3 ft.
5) The flue pipe must have a sealed connection with the chimney flue.
6) Do not use galvanized steel stove pipe.
7) Each stove pipe connection must have at least 3 securing screws.