Inis Meain mk2 Operating manual

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Inis Meain MK2 Roomheater stove

EN

Inis Meain MK2

12kW Room Heating Stove

User and installation manual.

The instruction satisfies relevant local, national and European standards

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Inis Meain MK2 Roomheater stove

Congratulations

on

the

purchase

of

your

new

Inis

Meain

MK2

Roomheating

stove.

We Fig

1

here

at

Inis

Stoves

truly

love

building

high

quality

stoves

for

our

customers.

The

stove

we

produced

for

you

was

not

just

an

appliance

to

us.

We

hope

that

you

will

see

it

as

a

focal

point

in

your

home.

When

fitted

and

operated

correctly,

you

should

enjoy

many

years,

trouble

free

warmth

from

your

Inis

Meain

MK2

stove.

Please

read

the

user

manual

fully

before

operating

the

stove.

As

a

general

recommendation

to

all

home

owners,

Inis

Stoves

highly

recommend

the

use

of

fire

alarms

and

carbon

monoxide

alarms

to

EN

50291

standard,

in

your

home

to

protect

you

and

your

family

from

harm.

In

the

event

that

an

alarm

sounds,

evacuate

everyone

from

the

building

immediately

and

do

not

re-enter

the

building

until

it

is

deemed

safe

to

do

so.

Please

store

this

document

in

a

safe

place

with

your

receipt

as

a

warranty

document.

Stove features.

As

shown

in

fig

1,

the

twin

doors

are

opened

by Fig

2

turning

the

right

side

handle

anti-

clockwise

over

90

degrees

to

just

beyond

vertical.

When

the

right

door

is

opened

it

pulls

the

left

door

opened

as

well

to

aid

re-fuelling

the

stove

and

being

able

to

open

the

doors

with

one

hand

only.

Although

the

door

handles

have

been

designed

to

be

operated

with

bare

hands,

when

burning

at

full

output

over

extended

periods,

a

kitchen

glove

is

mandatory.

To

riddle

the

grate,

use

the

riddling

hand

tool

and

gently

oscillate

the

riddler

back

and

forth.

Using

excessive

force

can

lead

to

damaging

the

riddling

mechanism.

Normally

fireplace

doors

should

be

closed

at

all

times

except

when

re-fuelling,

de-ashing

and

when

igniting

the

stove.

If

excess

fuming

to

the

room

results

at

any

time

when

the

doors

are

opened,

they

should

be

closed

immediately.

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Inis Meain MK2 Roomheater stove

The

stove

has

been

designed

for

ease

of

use

by

the

operation

of

only

one

air

control

knob.

This

adjustment

knob

is

found

on

the

left

hand

side

of

the

stove

and

to

increase

the

air

turn

clockwise

and

to

close

turn

anti-clockwise.

Your

Inis

Meain

MK2

has

a

manual

”easy

start”

damper

fitted

to

the

underside

of

the

stove

and

the

damper

is

operated

as

shown

above

by

pulling

out

from

the

stove

to

open

and

pushing

fully

in

to

close.

To

help

with

keeping

the

stove

glass

clean,

load

the

fuel

toward

the

back

of

the

stove

when

lighting

and

fire

the

stove

at

a

high

rate

and

avoid

prolonged

periods

at

a

very

low

setting.

The

Inis

Meain

MK2

stove

is

fitted

with

a

multi-grate

which

facilitates

the

combustion

of

wood

logs.

The

multi-

grate

can

also

be

riddled

with

the

doors

closed

for

cleanliness

and

safety.

To

achieve

this

use

the

riddling/ash

pan

removal

tool

as

shown

in

Fig

2

as

above.

First firing

When

the

stove

is

used

for

the

first

number

of

times

the

process

of

curing

the

paint

will

occur.

To

do

this

a

small

fire

using

only

kindling

wood

should

be

lit

for

approximately

30

minutes,

allow

the

stove

to

cool

slightly

then

repeat

the

small

fire

using

only

kindling

wood

for

another

30

minutes.

The

final

action

to

cure

the

paint

is

to

put

on

a

strong

fire

before

the

stove

has

cooled

down,

at

full

output

for

at

least

one

hour.

The

stove

paint

will

emit

fumes

with

are

non-toxic

but

a

window

should

be

opened

to

avoid

fume

build

up

during

the

curing

process.

Before

you

operate

the

stove,

consult

with

the

installer

that

all

the

relevant

work

has

been

carried

out

correctly

and

that

they

have

ignited

a

small

fire

in

the

stove

and

it

is

operating

correctly.

Check

that

all

relevant

local,

national

and

European

Standards

have

been

adhered

to

when

installing

the

stove.

1.

Inis

Stoves

is

dedicated

to

the

principal

of

using

wood

logs

in

all

our

stoves.

We

recommend

using

wood

logs

in

the

stove.

2.

Never

use

unsuitable

and

non

recommended

fuels,including

liquid

fuels

in

the

stove

and

don’t

use

the

stove

as

an

incinerator

3.

When

in

operation,

the

stove

will

be

hot

and

care

should

be

taken

to

avoid

injury.

4.

Never

attempt

to

modify

the

stove

in

any

way

and

always

use

genuine

Inis

Stove

spare

parts.

5.

Never

place

combustible

or

non-

combustible

materials

near,

in

or

around

the

stove

that

will

interfere

with

the

proper

heat

convection

and

air

supply

to

the

stove.

The

stove

surround

should

be

fireproof.

Never

leave

stove

wood

logs

too

close

to

the

stove

6.

For

safe

and

efficient

operation

of

the

stove,

regular

cleaning

of

the

stove

and

chimney

is

essential.

Dirty

surfaces

within

the

stove

will

lead

to

poor

heat

transfer

to

the

room

and

will

waste

your

money.

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Inis Meain MK2 Roomheater stove

7.

Care

should

always

be

taken

when

emptying

the

ash

pan

of

the

stove.

Hot

ashes

should

never

be

put

in

a

plastic

dust

bin,

bag

or

container.

Ideally,

empty

the

ash

pans

when

the

ashes

are

cold.

8.

Heating

during

adverse

weather

Conditions.

In

certain

cases

eg.

the

weather

is

rainy

and

Damp,

or

when

a

wind

is

gusty

etc,

The

chimney

draught

might

be

worse

Than

usual.

In

such

cases

a

minimum

Amount

of

fuel

should

be

used

in

The

fireplace

and

the

initial

air

Supply

valve

should

be

fully

opened.

Fuel

Inis

Stoves

recommend

that

wood

logs

be

used

to

fuel

the

stove.

Other

fuels

however

can’t

be

burned

in

the

stove.

Using

wood

logs

to

fuel

the

stove,

the

grate

should

be

in

the

closed

position.

Excessive

riddling

should

be

avoided

and

a

good

ash

layer

on

the

grate

is

recommended.

When

using

wood

logs,

please

ensure

that

the

wood

has

moisture

content

below

20%.

Well-seasoned

and

kiln

dried

wood

logs

will

achieve

this.

Burning

wood

logs

with

a

higher

moisture

content

will

result

in

much

reduced

heat

output

and

a

build-up

of

heavy

tar

deposits

in

the

stove

and

chimney.

To

refuel

the

stove

the

firebox

should

be

well

filled

without

fuel

falling

out

over

the

firebar

against

the

doors.

By

operating

the

stove

in

this

way,

refuelling

should

only

be

needed

every

45

minutes

at

full

output

and

the

stove

will

operate

most

efficiently

and

cleanly

this

way.

Once

the

stove

is

fully

hot

the

control

knob

can

be

used

to

adjust

the

firing

rate

down

to

the

required

output.

Fill

the

firebox

up

but

do

not

have

fuel

over

flowing

over

the

firebar.

Household

waste

should

never

be

burned

in

the

stove.

Never burn petroleum coke in this stove

as it will invalidate the guarantee.

Lighting the fire

The

key

to

quick

and

easy

lighting

of

the

stove

is

the

ample

use

of

kindling

wood.

If

too

little

kindling

is

used,

the

fire

will

be

slow

to

start

and

will

produce

excessive

smoke

and

deposits

on

the

glass.

The

grate

should

be

put

in

the

open

position

and

both

the

thermostatic

and

“Easy

start”

dampers

fully

open.

Firelighters

or

well

crumpled

paper

should

be

surrounded

with

small

pieces

of

kindling

toward

the

back

of

the

grate.

Light

the

fire

and

with

the

door

lock

engaged

but

the

doors

slightly

ajar

let

the

fire

light

up.

After

the

kindling

is

well

alight

add

larger

pieces

of

fuel

to

the

fire

and

after

a

few

more

minutes

this

fuel

should

be

well

alight.

The

stove

can

be

fully

loaded

now

and

a

bright

high

temperature

fire

should

result.

Once

the

fire

is

well established

the“Easy

Start”manual damper should be

closed . The stoves output will normally

not require adusjtment down of the thermo-

static damper until after approximately an

hour as the stove will take this time to

fully heat up.

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Inis Meain MK2 Roomheater stove

Firing and Refueling

The oven is designed for use with

intermittent, which means that each time

before adding new fuel charge, the former

must be completely burnt,

only the embers must remain in the fireplace.

Before adding a new load , it is necessary to

slightly open the door inoder to even out the

air pressure before the door is opened fully.

This

will prevent the smoke entering into the

room, especially when the chimney draught is

weak. After adding a new load of fuel it is

necessary to close the fireplace door and

fully open the " Easy start" valve. After 1

min "Easy start" is fully closed. Primary air

valve to be held in its

usual position. To get better efficiency of

burning process it is recommended to place

the primary air valve at position 3.

Inorder to warm the surrounding quickly, the

primary air valve must be moved to 4-8. To

prevent from overheating it is not

recommended

to use not more than 3 kg of wood logs in one

loading and it is recommended to place the

woodlogs in the centre of the burning

chamber.

Slow burning

Your

Inis

Meain

MK2

stove

is

capable

of

slow

burning

making

overnight

burning

possible

at

a

reduced

output.

To

achieve

overnight

burning,

open

the

damper

dial

on

the

left

side

of

the

stove

and

“Easy

Start”

dampers

fully

until

the

fire

is

burning

rapidly.

Fill

the

firebox

with

a

full

charge

of

fuel

and

let

it

ignite

fully.

When

the

fire

is

burning

brightly,

the

stove

dampers

can

then

be

closed

down.

With

the

damper

almost

fully

closed

and

the

correct

draught

in

the

chimney,

an

8-12

hour

burn

time

is

possible.

For

more

heat

output

over

a

shorter

time

span

the

damper

can

be

opened

up

as

necessary.

To

avoid

excessive

blackening

of

the

glass

the

damper

should

be

left

slightly

open.

To

revive

the

fire

after

overnight

burning,

riddle

the

grate,

refuel

the

firebox

with

a

small

amount

of

wood

logs

,open

the

dial

damper

and

“Easy

Start”

Manual

dampers

fully.

Please

be

aware

to

avoid

excessive

condensation

in

the

stove

during

prolonged

slow

combustion

and

open

the

damper

more

if

it

does

occur.

After

a

prolonged

period

of

slow

combustion,

the

stove

should

be

fired

at

a

high

rate

for

at

least

30

minutes

to

help

burn

off

excessive

soot

deposits

in

the

stove

and

the

flue

system.

Ash clearance

The

stove

has

two

ash

pans

designed

for

ease

of

handling.

The

ash

pans

should

be

emptied

before

they

are

over

filled

to

protect

the

grate

from

overheating

when

burning

wood

logs

as

the

ash

is

an

excellent

insulator

and

excess

build-up

of

ash

will

cause

grate

damage.

Stove cleaning and

maintenance

Regular

cleaning

is

essential

for

safe

and

efficient

operation

of

the

stove.

During

the

heating

season

it

is

recommended

to

clean

the

stove

weekly

or

fortnightly.

Inspect

on

a

regular

basis

the

condition

of

the

door

seals

and

if

found

to

be

worn

replace

immediately.

Only

clean

the

stove

when

it

is

fully

cold.

A

pair

of

gloves

should

be

used

when

cleaning

the

stove

and

care

should

be

taken

to

avoid

injury

as

a

number

of

the

stove

components

are

quite

heavy.

The

cast

iron

throat

plates

are

removed

7

one

at

a

time

by

pulling

them

slightly

forward

along

their

length

until

the

retaining

lugs

are

free

of

their

slots.

The

plates

can

then

be

lowered

away

and

removed.

Please

see

Fig

below.

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Inis Meain MK2 Roomheater stove

With

the

throat

plate

assembly

now

removed

a

flexible

flue

brush

can

be

used

to

clean

out

the

gas

passageways

in

the

stove

(See

below).

When

the

throat

plate

assembly

is

re

installed,

cleaning

of

the

fire

box/grate

assembly

can

be

done.

Firstly,

lift

away

the

front

firebar

(See

exploded

view

of

stove

for

detail).

grate

side

plates

are

removed

by

moving

the

front

end

of

the

plate

up.

Once

it

is

lifted

up,

it

can

be

withdrawn.

After

withdrawal

of

both

side

plates,

lift

each

riddler

bar

on

the

left

side

first

and

remove.

With

the

riddler

bars

removed,

the

rear

firebox

plate

can

be

removed

by

lifting

up

straight

and

lifting

away.

Sometimes,

after

extended

use

a

flathead

screw

driver

may

be

needed

to

help

lift

the

plate

free.

At

this

point

all

the

vents

and

areas

at

the

back

of

the

firebox

can

be

cleaned

out

(never

clean

the

stove

if

it

is

still

hot!!!).

Inspect

all

internal

parts

of

the

stove

and

replace

if

needed.

Only

Inis

Stoves

genuine

parts

should

be

used

in

the

stove

To

clean

the

paint

of

the

stove

we

recommend

the

use

of

a

slightly

damp

cloth

with

a

mild

detergent.

Avoid

using

abrasive

material

on

the

paint

of

the

stove.

If

the

stove

is

to

be

unused

for

a

prolonged

period

of

time,

for

instance

over

the

summer

months,

the

stove

should

be

fully

cleaned

and

a

lubricant

applied

to

all

moving

parts.

The

damper

may

be

left

slightly

open

to

facilitate

a

little

air

movement

through

the

stove

and

avoid

moisture

build

up.

Avoid

excess

opening

of

the

damper

as

this

will

result

in

excess

heat

loss

through

the

stove

up

the

chimney.

After

a

prolonged

period

being

unused,

inspect

the

chimney

before

use

to

ensure

no

blockage

has

occurred.

Also

ensure

that

the

air

vent

to

the

room

of

the

stove

is

clear.

Inis

Stoves

highly

recommends

annual

servicing

of

the

stove

as

the

service

engineer

will

ensure

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Inis Meain MK2 Roomheater stove

correct

and

thorough

cleaning

of

the

entire

stove.

Trouble shooting

NOTE: Excess fume emission

to the room must not be

tolerated.

Fire burns very rapidly and refuelling

periods

are

not

being

met.

1

Chimney

draught

is

very

high,

chimney

damper

may

be

required.

2

The

fuel

load

is

too

small

for

the

damper

setting.

3

Door

seals

are

worn.

4

Adjust

the

damper

for

proper

fire

control.

Fire will not burn properly

1

Chimney

draught

is

too

low

2

Damper

is

closed

3

Excessive

horizontal

flue

used

in

rear

flue

connection

4

Ash

covering

all

air

ways

into

firebox

5

Chimney

and/or

stove

blocked

with

ash

or

foreign

body

6

Fuel

is

wet

7

No

air

vent

present

in

room

8

Extractor

fan

in

use

Stove emits fumes

1

Chimney

blocked

2

Door

seals

require

replacing

3

Excess

down

draught

in

chimney

4

Chimney

draught

below

10Pa.

Riddler grate is locked up/ won‟t

operate.

1A

foreign

body

like

a

stone

or

steel

nail

has

jammed

the

riddler

assembly.

Dis-assemble

the

riddler

mechanism

and

check.

Glass blackens excessively

If

the

stove

is

fitted

correctly

and

the

correct

lighting

and

operation

of

the

stove

is

adhered

to,

blackening

of

the

glass

should

always

burn

off

after

a

period

of

full

output.

A

poor

draught

and/or

the

use

of

wet

or

improper

fuel

will

often

lead

to

excessive

glass

blackening.

Chimney fire

If

the

stove

and

chimney

are

kept

clean,

no

fire

should

occur.

If

however

it

does

happen,

close

the

stove

damper

fully,

close

the

stove

doors

tightly.

Only

once

the

fire

in

the

stove

and

chimney

has

gone

out

should

the

stove

be

opened

and

the

stove

and

chimney

cleaned

thoroughly.

If

the

fire

is

substantial

and

doesn‟t

extinguish,

the

fire

brigade

should

be

called.

After

a

chimney

fire,

expert

help

should

be

sought

to

have

the

chimney

examined

for

any

damage

before

the

stove

is

used

again.

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Inis Meain MK2 Roomheater stove

Should you have an issue?

In

the

event

that

you

do

have

an

issue

that

you

aren‟t

sure

about

please

follow

the

following

procedure.

•Firstly

contact

the

installer

and

discuss

the

issue

with

them.

•If

further

help

is

needed

please

contact

the

retailer

of

the

stove.

We

take

pride

in

choosing

retailers

who

have

a

proven

track

record

in

customer

service.

•If

we

still

have

an

issue

that

hasn‟t

been

resolved

please

contact

the

Inis

Stoves

technical

department.

Please

have

this

manual

with

you

when

you

call.

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Inis Meain MK2 Roomheater stove

Installation Instructions

presence

of

asbestos

is

found

please

The

wooden

crating

the

stove

was

shipped

in

can

be

cut

up

for

wood

logs

in

the

stove.

Health and Safety

precautions

Please

ensure

that

the

installation

of

the

stove

complies

with

all

the

requirements

of

the

relevant

Health

and

safety

at

work

acts

applicable.

Some

materials

used

in

fire

cement

are

caustic

and

contact

with

the

skin

should

be

avoided.

In

case

of

contact

with

the

skin

wash

with

plenty

of

cold

water.

If

any

structural

work

is

required

for

installation

please

take

note

of

the

possible

presence

of

asbestos.

If

the

contact

a

registered

asbestos

removal

firm.

Proper

air

supply

must

be

insured

to

the

room

into

which

the

stove

is

to

be

installed.

A

permanent

vent

opening

with

a minimum free area of 65 cm sq. must be

present and ensure that the vent cannot

be blocked for example by fallen leaves

and that any grills that fit the vent do

not lessen the cross section of the

vent.

Under no circumstances should there be

an extractor fan in the same room as the

stove, to avoid the possibility of

Name

Units

Inis

Meain

MK2

Fuel used *

wood logs

Max. measurements of wood logs

mm

500x100x150

Efficiency at nominal heat output

%

75

Nominal heat output

kW

12

CO concentration (at 13% O₂)

%

0.3

Flue spigot outside diameter

mm

163

Flue spigot inside diameter

mm

152

Minimal chimney draught at nominal heat output

Pa

10

Average flue gas temperature at nominal heat output

⁰C

340

Combustion gas flow

g/s

10

Burning time of the fuel load at nominal heat output

h

(0,7÷1)

Fuel consumption

kg/h

3.6

Measurements

Height

mm

765

width

mm

700

depth

mm

517

Weight ,no more than

kg

187

*the time it takes for one load of fuel to burn completely depends on the type of fuel ,

humidity, amount of fuel in one load ,and other factors

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Inis Meain MK2 Roomheater stove

combustion gases being drawn into the

room.

Room

must

be

equipped

with

air

inlet

grill

to

prevent

blocking

the

air

supply.

When

deciding

on

where

to

place

a

vent,

the

installer

must

ensure

that

the

position

will

not

cause

undue

air

currents

through

occupied

areas

of

the

room.

General

points

to

note

when

fitting

a

vent

are,

•Building

Regulations

specify

minimum

distances

to

flues

and

chimneys

when

placing

a

vent.

•Where

the

vent

is

passing

through

a

cavity

wall,

the

vent

must

have

a

continuous

duct

across

the

cavity.

This

duct

must

prevent

the

ingress

of

moisture

to

the

cavity

and

the

room.

•If

the

vent

is

to

be

installed

into

another

internal

room

it

must

not

be

a

toilet,

bathroom,

bedroom

or

separate

living

area

such

as

a

chalet.

“This stove is not suitable for a shared flue arrangement”

External air for airtight

and HRV fitted

buildings

Due

to

the

increase

in

building

standards

airtightness

and

the

use

of

Heat

Recovery

Ventilation,

this

stove

is

available

with

external

air

capability

through

the

use

of

an

external

air

manifold

fitted

to

the

Damper

box

of

the

stove.

A

flexible

aluminium

pipe

of

100mm

internal

diameter

can

be

used

to

connect

off

this

manifold

onto

the

air

supply

pipe.

To

bring

air

to

this

connection

duct

it

is

advisable

if

possible

to

run

a

101.6mm

whether

proof

pipe

from

one

face

of

the

house

to

the

other

end

which

will

help

to

balance

high

and

low

pressure

zones

due

to

wind

conditions.

The

flexible

aluminium

duct

can

then

be

connection

to

a

Tee

piece

off

of

the

101.6mm

duct.

The

101.6mm

pipe must

be

fitted

with

grilles

toprevent

the

entrance

of

rodents,

moisture

and

debris.

Particular

attention

must

be

paid

to

the

HRV

unit

if

its

suction

fan

into

the

building

fails

and

a

negativeIn

pressure

within

the

building

develops.

It

is

strongly

advisable

to

install

a

vent

in

the

room

that

allows

negative

pressure

air

movement

into

the

building

in

this

event.

It

is

also

most

important

to

fit

a

Carbon

Monoxide

Alarm

approved

to

EN

50291

standard

in

the

room

where

the

stove

is

fitted.

In

addition

to

installation

instructions

supplied,

the

requirements

of

BS.8303

and

BS.6461

Parts

1&2;

1984

must

be

fulfilled.

Also

all

local

authority

bylaws

and

domestic

building

regulations

should

be

taken

into

account,

including

those

referring

to

national

and

European

Standards

regarding

the

installation

of

solid

fuelled

burning

appliances,

flues

and

chimneys

must

be

observed.

Hearth and Fire Surround

If

the

installer

has

any

doubts

as

to

the

positioning

of

the

stove

and

necessary

fire

proofing,

expert

advice

should

be

sought

before

any

work

begins.

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Inis Meain MK2 Roomheater stove

The

stove

must

be

placed

onto

a

fire

proof

hearth

of

at

least

12mm

in

depth

and

no

combustible

materials

is

used

unless

adjacent

fireproofing

fitted.

The

stove

positioning

and

hearth

size

are

governed

by

building

regulations

for

class

1

appliances.

The

hearth

must

extend

300mm

to

the

front

of

the

stove,

and

by

150mm

to

the

sides

of

the

stove.

The

installation

must

allow

good

air

circulation

around

the

stove

to

maximise

heat

transfer

to

the

room

and

to

avoid

the

fireplace

overheating.

To

achieve

this,

at

least

an

air

gap

of

450mm

back

the

stove

and

600mm

either

side

of

the

stove.The

fireplace

shll

be

installed

on

a

fireproof

surface

that

is

strong

enough

to

bear

the

weight

of

the

item.

When

fireplace

installed

on

non-fireproof

Floor,

atleast

1

mm

thick

metal

sheet

or

Any

other

insulation

material

mush

be

Placed

underneath

it.

Building

regulations

should

also

be

checked

In

this

regard.

Chimney

Chimneys

must

satisfy

standard

EN

15287:2007

and

Building

Regulations

Approved

document.

A

draft

test

should

always

be

performed

prior

to

the

fitting

of

the

stove

to

ensure

that

a

proper

draught

in

the

chimney

is

present

.

A

chimney

height

of

atleast

4m

from

the

top

of

the

stove

must

be

used.

The

chimney

diameter

must

be

153mm

The

chimney

must

be

in

good

condition

,

be

Cleaned

and

free

from

cracks

and

blokages.

The

chimney

must

not

have

too

great

a

cross

sectional

area

and

if

it

is

(Max

200mm

Diameter),

the

chimney

should

be

lined

with

a

suitable

flue

liner

for

solid

wood

logs.

All

chimneys

and

or

flues

used

must

be

sealed

for

the

best

possible

performance.

If

a

chimney

is

not

present,

then

a

prefabricated

block

chimney

or

twin

walled

flue

can

be

installed.

The

draught

in

the

chimney

must

be

at

least

10

Pa

.

And

if

there

is

an

excessive

draw

in

the

chimney

a

draught

stabiliser

should

be

fitted.

If

a

draught

stabiliser

is

installed

please

ensure

more

air

ventilation

is

provided

into

the

room.

If

any

doubt

exists

please

contact

a

chimney

expert.

Connection to flues

When

installing

the

stove

to

the

chimney

care

should

be

taken

to

assure

that

the

chimney

can

be

swept

and

soot

removed

properly

and

easily.

If

the

stove

is

to

be

connected

using

the

top

flue

outlet

the

chimney

can

be

swept

through

the

stove,

however

for

rear

flue

outlet

connections.

Horizontal sections of flue should be

avoided or at least kept to a minimum.

Horizontal flue sections from the stove

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Inis Meain MK2 Roomheater stove

and on any part of the flue pipe should

be

152.4mm

MAXIMUM.

If

the

flue

needs

to

carry

in

any

particular

direction

greater

than

152.4mm,

the

flue

should

rise

at

45

degrees

to

the

horizontal

so

as

to

prevent

the

degradation

of

the

draught.

90

degree

bends

must

be

avoided

in

the

flue

system.

The

flue

collar

and

the

blanking

plate

have

sealing

rope

fitted

to

them

and

must

be

checked

that

they

are

fully

tight

before

fitting.

The

installer

must

ensure

that

the

chimney

and

or

flue

system

is

installed

correctly

as

Inis

Stoves

is

not

responsible

for

incorrect

installation.

Soot doors

Where

the

flue

is

installed

from

the

rear

flue

outlet,

the

use

of

a

soot

door

is

necessary

for

proper

sweeping

of

the

chimney

and

removal

of

the

soot.

Adequate

access

to

the

soot

door

is

necessary.

The

soot

door

may

be

placed

in

the

existing

block

work

or

on

a

suitable

register

plate

between

the

flue

pipe

and

the

chimney.

Initial firing pre-check

Before

firing

the

stove

for

the

first

time

points

to

check

for

after

installation

are,

1.

Inspect

the

ash-pit

and

firebox

of

the

stove

to

ensure

all

the

various

grate

components

and

fire

bricks

did

not

become

dislodged

during

transport

and

fitting.

2.

Check

that

the

chimney

is

sound

and

clear.

3.

The

room

has

vents

as

described

above.

4.

That

all

the

sealing

joints

have

had

time

to

set

properly.

5.

That

all

door

seals

etc.

are

correct

and

present.

6.

That

the

damper

is

operational

and

working

properly.

7.

That

all

installation

guidelines

have

been

adhered

to.

8.

That

all

local

national

and

European

guidelines

and

laws

have

been

followed.

Initial firing

The

first

fire

should

be

quite

small

to

ensure

prompt

extinguishing

of

the

fire

in

the

event

of

a

problem.

The

user

manual

contains

details

on

how

to

start

a

fire

in

the

stove.

Issues

to

check

for

once

the

stove

is

alight

are,

1.

That

no

fumes

are

being

emitted

into

the

room,

2.

That

a

window

is

open

in

the

room

to

remove

fumes

from

the

paint

on

the

stove

being

emitted.

Please

see

the

paint

curing

procedures

in

the

user

manual.

Commissioning and

handover.

Once

the

initial

fire

and

the

correct

operation

of

the

stove

have

been

established,

the

user

must

be

instructed

on

the

proper

operation

and

maintenance

of

the

stove.

Answer

any

queries

or

issues

the

user

may

have

and

seek

advice

from

Inis

Stoves

with

regard

to

any

issue

you

may

not

be

in

a

position

to

answer.

Advice

the

user

to

fill

out

and

post

the

Guarantee

card

that

came

with

the

stove

Package Content

1.

Fireplace

:

1

unit

2.

Heat

resistant

gloves

:

1

pair

3.

Instruction

manual

:

1

unit

4.

Wooden

pallet

:

1

unit

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Inis Meain MK2 Roomheater stove

Item

#

Description

Qty

Item#

Description

Qty

1

Riddler

bar

8

25

Damper

box

cover

plate

1

2

Door

glass

2

26

“Easy

start”

damper

push

rod

brace

1

3

Door

glass

clip

8

27

Thermostatic

damper

1

4

Left

Brick

(part

of

set)

1

28

Thermostatic

damper

drive

1

5

Rear

Brick

(part

of

set)

1

29

“Easy

Start”

damper

push

rod

bushing

1

6

Right

Brick

(part

of

set)

1

30`

“Easy

Start”

damper

slider

1

7

Left

throat

plate

casting

1

31

Damper

box

1

8

Right

throat

plate

casting

1`

32

Firebar

casting

1

9

Throat

plate

casting

bracket

2

33

Riddler

bar

centre

support

plate

1

10

Hand

tool

1

34

Riddler

bar

linkage

1

11

Walnut

handle

2

35

Riddler

mechanism

outer

section

1

12

Door

lock

washer

2

36

Riddler

mechanism

inner

section

1

13

Door

lock

spacer

2

37

Firebox

side

plate

left

1

14

Door

lock

1

38

Firebox

side

plate

right

1

15

Door

handle

body

2

39

Firebox

rear

section

1

16

Door

lock

wear

plate

clamp

1

40

Vermiculite

upper

throat

section

1

17

Door

lock

wear

plate

1

41

Flue

collar

1

18

Door

hinge

block

4

42

Flue

way

blanking

plate

1

19

Door

hinge

4

43

Stove

body

1

20

Door

hinge

block

mount

bolt

4

44

Ash

pan

right

1

21

Door

casting

left

1

45

Ash

pan

left

1

22

Door

casting

right

1

46

Stove

back

panel

1

23

Thermostatic

damper

dial

1

47

Door

seal

kit

(not

shown)

1

24

“Easy

start”

damper

push

rod/badge

1

48

Door

glass

seal

kit

(not

shown)

1

16

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