J. A. Roby ULTIMATE TOR 2015 User manual

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YOU CAN CONSULT A PROFESSIONNAL INSTALLER OR ASK FIRE OFFICIALS OR LOCAL AUTORITY ABOUT
RESTRICTION AND INSTALLATION INSPECTION IN YOUR AREA.
Instruction Manual
490, rue de l'Argon
Québec, CANADA G2N 2C9
Tél.: [phone] Fax : [phone]
www.jaroby.com
Certified and tested according to
CAN/ULC S627
CSA B415.1
ULTIMATE TOR
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP
THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

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Table of Content
Introduction.......................................................................................3
Listing and code approvals................................................................3
Appliance certification.....................................................................3
BTU & Efficiency Specifications......................................................3
Efficiency........................................................................................3
Warning............................................................................................3
Rating plate.......................................................................................4
Appliance Dimension ........................................................................5
Specifications....................................................................................6
Clearances to combustible material ..................................................6
Installation ........................................................................................7
Use of smoke detectors and carbon monoxide monitors.................7
Floor protection...............................................................................7
Floor protection plate minimum dimensions...............................7
Clearances chart on floor plate ..................................................7
Minimums clearances to combustible material...........................8
Assembly before installation...........................................................9
Installing legs.............................................................................9
Fan and Snap disc box installation.............................................9
Firebricks installation....................................................................10
Bottom firebricks installation ....................................................10
Back firebricks installation........................................................10
Side firebricks installation.........................................................11
Firebricks installation on the pipes...........................................11
Firebox configuration and part list............................................13
General stove installation steps ......................................................14
Location considerations................................................................14
General steps of installation..........................................................14
Chimney connector installation.....................................................15
General steps of chimney installation............................................16
Inside Masonry Chimney, Vertical Installation..........................17
Outside Vertical Installation......................................................17
Cathedral Vertical Installation ..................................................18
Offset Installation.....................................................................18
Vertical Installation...................................................................19
External combustion air source.......................................................20
Air Inlet Obstruction.................................................................20
Part replacement.............................................................................21
Steel deflector replacement..........................................................21
Front deflector replacement.....................................................21
Stainless steel tubes replacement ................................................21
Stainless steel tube Installation................................................21
Tube support installation...............................................................22
Operating Instructions.....................................................................23
Removable Handle Installation.....................................................23
Primary and secondary air admission control ...............................23
Lightning fire.................................................................................23
First fire........................................................................................23
Keep a fire....................................................................................24
Fans Controls...............................................................................24
Fuel Selection...............................................................................24
Moisture Meter Information......................................................24
Things not to burn....................................................................24
Wood storage...............................................................................24
Draft.............................................................................................24
Maintenance...................................................................................25
Ash Removal................................................................................25
Ash Disposal................................................................................25
Creosote Formation......................................................................25
Chimney Inspection......................................................................25
Chimney Sweeping.......................................................................25
Door maintenance........................................................................26
Air Tighten Adjustment.................................................................26
Door adjustment (hinges side).................................................26
Door adjustment (right side).....................................................26
Cleaning up glass....................................................................26
Disassembly and reassembly of door ......................................26
Replacing broken glass ...........................................................26
Replacing glass fiber rope .......................................................27
Glass fiber rope preparation ....................................................27
Glass fiber rope installation......................................................27
What to do in case of Chimney Fire ................................................27
Annex 1..........................................................................................28
Door assembly .............................................................................28
Square Door............................................................................28
Arc Door..................................................................................28
Annex 2..........................................................................................29
Circuit diagram of fan ...................................................................29
Snap Disc Box parts description...................................................29
Annex 3..........................................................................................30
Parts that can be replaced............................................................30
Annex 4..........................................................................................31
Installation of optional fan kits.......................................................31
460 CFMs fan kit (part #: VENT460 TH) ..................................31
Installation of the optional 460 CFMs second blower (part #:
VENT460T+) ...........................................................................32
Adjustment of the fan speed.........................................................32
J. A. Roby Limited Lifetime warranty...............................................33

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Introduction
Save these instructions. This manual describes the
operation and installation of J.A. Roby woodstove model:
Ultimate Tor. This appliance responds to CSA B415.1 with
sized controlled cord wood. The capacity of this appliance is
from 16 650 BTU/h to 59 262 BTU/h.
Read all instructions carefully before installing your new J.A.
Roby stove. A good installation is very important for a safe and
effective use of this appliance. If you have doubts about the
instruction to install your appliance correctly, we suggest
calling a professional installer. A wrong installation may result
in a fire, burns and possible death.
Keep these instructions for future reference.
This appliance must be connected to:
•A HT type factory-built chimney approved UL103 or ULC
629 with 6 inches diameter (15.24 cm);
•A code-approved masonry chimney with a flue liner with a
6 inches diameter (15.24cm).
Listing and code approvals
Appliance certification
The Ultimate Tor. Magnum and Master wood stove meets the
CSA B415.1 cord wood emission standard.
This appliance also meets:
•ULC S627-2021 Standard for Space Heaters for Use
with Solid Fuels;
BTU & Efficiency Specifications
•LHV efficiency 74.24%
•HHV efficiency : 68.99%
•Particle emission 1.30g/h
•Particle emission 0.04g/MJ
•Minimum burn rate 1.24 Kg/hr
•Minimum Heat Output* 16 650 BTU/hr
•Maximum Heat Output* : 59 262 BTU/hr
•Vent size 6"
•Firebox size 3.82 cubic feet
•Recommended wood length: 20 inches
•Chamber combustion depth: 24 inches
•Fuel Orientation: front to rear.
•Fuel: Seasoned cord wood.
* A range of BTU outputs based CSA B415.1 Default
Efficiency and the burn rates from the low and high CSA
B415.1 emission tests, using cord wood.
Efficiency
The average of the efficiency of the stove is 71.6%. When the
seasoned wood has lower moisture the efficiency will be better.
When the outside temperature is really cold, it is important to
create a good draft in chimney. When the appliance is in the
basement, the chimney is higher than if the appliance would
be in the main living area. The draft will be better because we
have more length of chimney.
Warning
-DO NOT USE CHEMICALS OR FLUIDS TO START THE
FIRE
DO NOT BURN GARBAGE OR FLAMMABLE FLUIDS
If this appliance is in an area where children may be near,
it is recommended that you place a decorative barrier in
front of the appliance.
HOT WHILE IN OPERATION. KEEP CHILDREN,
CLOTHINGS AND FURNITURES AWAY. CONTACT MAY
CAUSE SKIN BURNS
N.B: BE WARNED THAT THE LOCAL CODES AND RULES
CAN HAVE MORE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENT THAN THIS
MANUAL. YOU CAN CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL
INSTALLER OR ASK FIRE OFFICIALS OR LOCAL
AUTHORITY ABOUT RESTRICTION AND INSTALLATION
INSPECTION IN YOUR AREA.
YOU MIGHT NEED TO OBTAIN A PERMIT FOR
INSTALLING CHIMNEY AND STOVE.
DO NOT CONNECT THIS APPLIANCE TO A CHIMNEY
FLUE SERVING ANOTHER APPLIANCE.
DO NOT CONNECT TO OR USE IN CONJUNCTION WITH
ANY AIR DISTRIBUTION DUCTWORK UNLESS
SPECIFICALLY APPROVED FOR SUCH INSTALLATIONS.
THIS APPLIANCE IS BUILT FOR BURNING SEASONED
CORDWOOD ONLY. USE OF ANY OTHER TYPE OF FUEL
LIKE COAL/ CONSTRUCTION WOOD/ TREATED WOOD/
FLAMABLE LIQUID/ TRASH/ OR ANY FLAMABLE THING
CAN OVERFIRE AND DAMAGE THE STOVE.

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Rating plate

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Appliance Dimension

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Specifications
Ultimate Tor 2015
Combustible
Wood
Recommended surface
area
3800 ft²
Capacity
120 000 BTU/h
Flue pipe diameter
6 in (15.4 cm)
Minimal chimney height
12 ft. (365 cm)
Exterior Height
37 13/16 in (96 cm)
Exterior Width
29 in (73.6 cm)
Exterior Depth
37 7/16 in (95 cm)
Door Opening
16 in x 9.5 in (40.6 cm x
25.4 cm)
Interior Height
14 1/2 in (36.8 cm)
Interior Width
19 3/4 in (50.1 cm)
Interior Depth
15 1/2 in (38 cm)
Recommended log
length
20 in (50.8 cm)
Chamber combustion
depth
24 in (60.9 cm)
Average combustion
time
4 to 18 hours
Weight
507 lb (230 kg)
Clearances to combustible material
Ultimate Tor 2015
Back
10 in (25.4 cm)
Beside
20 in (50.8 cm)
Front
48 in (121.9 cm)
Minimum Ceiling Height
84 in (213.4 cm)
Back of Flue Collar
17 in (43.18 cm)
Side of Flue Collar
31 1/8 in (79.1 cm)

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Installation
If this room heater is not properly installed, a house fire may
result. To reduce the risk of fire, follow the installation
instructions. Contact local building or fire officials about
restrictions and installation inspection requirements in your
area.
WARNING ALWAYS USE J.A. ROBY PARTS on your
appliance. Using other differences parts can damage the
appliance and cause injury.
Use of smoke detectors and carbon
monoxide monitors
To provide reasonable fire prevention, the following should be
given serious consideration:
1. At least one smoke detector on each floor of your home
should be installed to ensure your safety. They should be
located away from the heating appliance and close to the
sleeping areas. Follow the smoke detector manufacturer’s
placement and installation instructions and be sure to
maintain regularly.
2. A conveniently located Class A fire extinguisher to contend
with small fires resulting from burning embers.
3. A CO detector should be installed in the room with the
appliance.
4. A practiced evacuation plan, consisting of at least two
escape routes.
5. A plan to deal with a chimney fire as follows:
a.In the event of a chimney fire:
b.Evacuate the house immediately
c.Notify fire department.
The average of the CO emission (carbon monoxide) is 68.5
g/hr. To maintain this rate, it’s recommended to operate the
appliance in low or medium burn rate.
The hazards with some fuels (e.g. Charcoal) and possibilities
of generating carbon monoxide and the hazards from carbon
monoxides.
When the smoke detector is activated is mean that the
smoke spill out of the appliance. Verify the door is close
and the draft in chimney is good.
Floor protection
Your stove must be installed on a non-combustible material
plate to protect the floor and avoid fire which would be caused
by:
•Projections of sparks when door opening or loading
logs;
•The heat radiation when stove runaway should have an
ignition to the floor and the coating;
•Flow of creosote when there is a chimney fire.
The coating used must be non-combustible and approved
according to standard or your local codes (Example: cement,
brick, ceramic tiles…)
Floor protection plate minimum
dimensions
The following dimensions are the minimums values and they
can be greater.
Canada:
•44 ¾ (113.73 cm)
•53 ¾ (136.53 cm)
•3/8 in thickness (1 cm)
Clearances chart on floor plate
The following dimensions are the minimums values and they
can be greater.
Canada:
•8 inches (20.32 cm) rear
•8 inches (20.32 cm) side
•18 inches (45.72 cm) loading door

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Minimums clearances to combustible
material
This appliance needs a minimum space because of these
reduced clearances. Whether in the living room or the dining
room, the stove will match perfectly by its originality and
heating. It requires a minimum clearance of 10 inches at the
back (for a smoke simple pipe with a heat shield) and 20
inches of lateral MINIMUM clearance.
In case of a single pipe without heat shield, you must keep
your single smoke pipe 18 inches away from all
combustible material so that the MINIMUM clearance at the
back of the top stove will be 16 inches (40.6cm).
Regarding reducing that dimension, you must
contact your local authority to know how to install
heat shield on a wall. Installation with reduced
clearances must comply with standard CAN/CSA-
B365.

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Assembly before installation
The stove leg might not be assembled in the factory, in order to
save space for transportation and storage. You must therefore
assemble these parts before installing the stove.
DO NOT USE THE APPLIANCE WITHOUT INSTALLING THE
LEGS.
Installing legs
1) Take out legs and bricks from combustion chamber.
2) Unscrew the stove from the skids.
3) Lay the stove on its back carefully not to damage the
paint.
4) Loosen the nut (#2) without removing it completely.
5) Install the legs (#1) as illustrated below.
Attention: Make sure the legs are in place,
correctly positioned and in contact with the bottom
of the stove. The washer (#3) should also be in
place.
Fan and Snap disc box installation
1) Install the two fans at the bottom of vent box as
illustrated. Please note that the cords must be placed
as shown.
2) Screw the snap disc box into the holes made for this
purpose at the back near the vent box.
WARNING: THE POWER CORD MUST NOT BE
PLACED UNDER OR IN FRONT OF THE
APPLIANCE.

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Firebricks installation
Bottom firebricks installation
1) Put 4 bricks «A» in the bottom as shown in the picture
below.
2) After, insert 5 bricks «A» in front of the 4 bricks previously
placed.
3) Insert 2 brick «A» and 1 «H».
4) Insert brick «A» on the right and «R» on the left to finish
the installation at the bottom.
Back firebricks installation
5) Put 4 bricks «A» and «C» against the back wall.
6) Put the 3 brick screws in the hole for this purpose and
tighten them loosely so that split washers can be insert
easily.
7) Add 4 bricks «S» horizontally on the 4 bricks «A» previously
placed.
8) To finish, put the split washers and tighten the screws.

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Side firebricks installation
1) Put 3 bricks «A» and 1 angled brick «T» beside the right
air passage.
2) Put one brick «T» on the one installed at Step 1, then place
1 brick « C » beside it as shown in the illustration. Fix the
Retainer with 2 screws
3) Repeat steps1 2 and 3 to do the other side of the stove.
Firebricks installation on the pipes
The firebricks must be put on the 5 pipes from the back of the
combustion chamber. These Bricks keep a maximum heat
inside the combustion chamber to help the air supply from the
pipes burn the entire gas coming out from wood.
The rockwool over the bricks can reduce a considerable
leakage between the bricks and also keep maximum heat
inside the combustion chamber. It should cover up all the
bricks and each top side of the air passage.
IMPORTANT: The rockwool must not obstruct the smoke exit.
Verify from the hole of the chimney collar to make sure if it is
in the right position. Then, place 2 half round stainless plates
as shown in the picture.
1) Put 4 « A » bricks over the 2 pipes at the rear and push
them against the back of the combustion chamber.

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2) Before to put the 4 bricks « A » over the 3 front pipes as
shown in the illustration, insert the rockwool on the 4 bricks
previously put on the tube. Be sure to eliminate any space
between the bricks previously placed at the rear.
3) The rockwool is over the bricks and be sure then the
smoke exit way is not obstructed.
4) Put two half metal discs over the rockwool near the rear
deflector already in place. Be sure to put it under the rear
deflector to maximise the clearance between rockwool and
the rear deflector. You can look from thehole of the chimney
collar to be sure the rockwool is not obstructing the space.
WARNING: Obstructing smoke exit way under
deflector can force smoke to exit by the door and
the stove must not work properly.

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Firebox configuration and part list

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General stove installation steps
Location considerations
We recommend installation of this appliance by a certified
installer.
Consideration must be given to:
➢Safety;
➢Traffic flow;
➢Convenience;
➢Chimney and chimney connector required;
➢Draft.
Drawing your installation plan on paper is a good way to
avoid mistake.
THESE STOVE MODELS ARE NOT
APPROVED TO INSTALL IN AN ALCOVE
Write on the plan:
•Exact dimensions for clearances to combustible
material;
•Exact dimensions of the floor protection;
•Measurements of the chimney location. (If it not already
installed. Be sure to have all clearances recommended
by the factory-built chimney manufacturer to pass
through the ceiling and roof).
We recommend that a qualified building inspector and your
insurance company representative review your plan before
and after installation.
General steps of installation
1) Read the entire installation manual before installing
and using your stove.
2) Choose a spot where to install your stove. Read
section about floor protection dimension, localisation of
stove over the floor protection plate and combustible
material clearance. Once you have decided where to
install the stove, mark the roofat the center of chimney.
oTo be sure that the vertical center of the chimney,
use a plumb line and mark the center on the floor.
3) Check if it possible to pass chimney without damaging
the structural integrity of your house. If so, you have to
move the location of the stove while keeping the
minimum clearance or more to be sure. If you can’t
move the stove and have to cut through a beam, make
sure to keep the structural integrity of your house by
following state of the art and National building code.
oWe recommend installation of this appliance by a
certified installer.
Note: This appliance has to be connected to 6 inches
(15.24 cm) factory build chimney HT UL 103 or CAN/ULC
S629 compliant or a 6 inches (15.24 cm) masonry chimney
with a homologated sleeve inside. Do not install the
chimney directly at the outlet of the appliance. A chimney
connector (flue pipe) is required unless the appliance is
specifically approved for that type of installation.
4) Install the chimney following the manufacturer
instruction.
5) Put the stove directly on the floor aligned vertically with
the center of chimney and trace the side of the stove
on the floor and remove it.
6) Trace the dimension of protection plate on the floor.
There must be 8 inches (20.3 cm) clearance from the
side and the back of the stove. From the front of the
door opening, there must be a clearance of 18 inches
(45 cm). If the space heater meeting the requirement
of CAN/ULC S627 is suitable for installation on a
combustible floor and do not require radiant floor
protection.
7) Install the floor protection plate inside the mark (It must
be non-combustible).
8) Put the stove on the protection floor plate and respect
the offset clearance set at step 6. Be sure to center the
stove under the chimney. We recommend to fix the
stove to the floor with bolt in the slot made for this
purpose in the legs. In a mobile home, it is obliged to
fix the stove.
9) If you have an outside air inlet, you must use 4 inches
(10.16 cm) flexible aluminum pipe. The pipe must be
sealed with thermal resistant sealant and it has an air
intake with grate approved for this purpose.
10) Install the chimney connector on the stove. The pipe
must be fixed with at least 3 screws on the stove collar,
each chimney connector and the chimney collar.
Note: The single wall chimney connector must be 6 inches
diameter and have a minimum thickness of 24 gauge (0.025
inches 0.64 mm). Do not use galvanised steel chimney
connector.
.

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Chimney connector installation
The chimney connector is a set of single wall or double wall
flue pipes and elbow installed between the stove collar and the
chimney collar. The single wall chimney connector is sold into
any hardware store and are not homologated and certified.
Some rules must be followed for installation and can be found
in the installation codes for wood heater.
•Double wall chimney connector
The stove was designed and tested with a single wall
chimney connector with heat shield, but it is possible to
install a 6 inch (15.2 cm) double wall certified chimney
connector
ATTENTION: For the clearance between combustible
materials and double wall chimney connector, see
manufacturer’s manual.
•Single wall chimney connector
For the single wall chimney connector, you must use the
single wall or double wall chimney connector and it must be
6 inches diameter and have a minimum thickness of 24
gauge (0.025 in 0.64mm). For the single wall section and
elbow, install a metal heat shield and 1 inch (25.4 mm)
offset.
ATTENTION:
•If heat shield is not installed, you must move away the
stove to keep 18 inches (45.7 cm) clearance between
combustibles materials and the chimney connector.
•Any horizontal section must have a slope of 1/4 inch (6.35
mm) by feet (30 cm) toward the chimney collar. It should
not exceed 36 inches (91.4 cm).
•Clearance between roof and horizontal single wall
chimney connector must be 18 inches (45.7 cm) or more.
•Clearance between roof and horizontal double wall
chimney connector, follow chimney connector
manufacturer indication.
ALL SECTION AND ELBOW MUST BE CLEAN AND IN
GOOD CONDITION AND MUST BE APPROVED FOR
WOOD BURNING.
1.Chimney connector assembly installation
Make a summary installation of all sections and elbows (if
necessary) to ensure that you meet the clearances and
inclinations of the horizontal sections and check that you have
all the necessary parts to final installation.
oFor direct vertical installation you will need:
▪1 adequate length of vertical section;
▪1 adequate length of telescopic chimney
connector section allowing you to connect
the last chimney connector section to the
roof support collar.
Note: Additional sections can be used for higher roof.
oFor horizontal run installation, you will need
▪1 adequate length of vertical section;
▪1 x 90° elbow or 2 x 45°elbow;
▪1 x adequate length of telescopic chimney
connector section.
Note: For better performance, two 45 degrees elbows
are preferable, with or without straight section in
between.
2. Disassemble the whole thing and start screwing the pieces
from the stove to the roof chimney collar.
3. Insert entirely the roll formed end into the stove collar and
fix it with minimum 3 screws.
4. Install all the next section up to the roof chimney support
and screw every chimney connector parts with 3 screws
WARNING: It’s mandatory to screw all joint with a
minimum of 3 screw.
5. Install all other sections and screw them all up to the
chimney collar.
6. Screw the last section to the chimney collar.
DO NOT CONNECT THIS UNIT TO A CHIMNEY FLUE
SERVING ANOTHER APPLIANCE.
CONNECTOR PIPES SHOULD NEVER PASS THROUGH
THE CEILING, IN A WALL, IN A CLOSET, IN AN ATTIC
OR OTHER ENCLOSED AREA THAT COULD CAUSE
HEAT BUILDUP. IF YOU NEED TO PASS THROUGH
COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL, MAKE SURE THAT YOUR
INSTALLATION COMPLIES WITH CAN / CSA-B365.
.

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General steps of chimney installation
Use only approved chimneys of the same size as the output of
the appliance, which means 6 inches in the case of this stove.
The chimneys must be tested according to CAN/ULC-S629-
M87 in Canada and to UL-103 (type HT) The appliance can be
installed with a masonry chimney according to ULC-S635,
ULC-S640 and UL-1777. The masonry chimney must be
equipped with a stainless steel sleeve and meet the standards
for the masonry chimney with inner sleeve.
Provide a place for sweeping.
It is preferable, if possible, to avoid a chimney built outside of
a house and on an exterior wall, especially in cold regions.
Outside chimneys generally have a less efficient draft. They
can even have down draft since it is hard to heat them enough
to reach their operating temperature. Cold chimneys have
tendencies of greater accumulation of creosote, less efficient
draft and worse efficiency. Draft is proportional to the total
chimney height as well as its temperature. It is therefore
possible to get better draft by increasing the chimney's height
and by reducing the heat loss with insulated lining. Make sure
that all pipe joints are really airtight. A leak reduces the
efficiency of the appliance and could even make its usage
dangerous. Using a high temperature silicon or cement to
ensure that the smoke pipe joint are airtight. If the chimney
pass through the exterior wall orinsulated roof be sure the hole
after installation needs to be airtightness. Use sealant to make
the building airtight.
Note: This is a general chimney installation method. Be
sure to refer to the manufacturer’s manual for more details
of installation of your chimney.
1) Determine the total length necessary for your chimney.
2) Make holes into all floors and roof.
3) If you need to cut a joist, be sure to strengthen the
adjacent joists and frame the hole respecting the
minimum dimensions between combustible materials
and the fireguard. Follow the manufacturer's
instructions supplied with the fireguard. Never cut a
loadbearing joist/beam.
4) Frame the
holes in
each level
and attic
respecting
the
minimum
distance
recommended by the manufacturer of your chimney.
Install fireguard in each level.
5) Frame the hole into the roof.
6) Install a chimney support and a fireguard in the ceiling
where cook stove is installed.
7) Stack the prefabricated chimney sections on the
support and exceed the roof.
•The chimney must exceed at least 3 feet (91.4
cm) from the highest point of the hole in the
roof.
•The chimney must also be at least 2 feet over
the highest point on the roof inside 10 feet
(304 cm) radius around the chimney.
•The minimum length of chimney is 12 feet
(365.8 cm).
ATTENTION: Make sure the chimney parts are attached
properly and locked onto the chimney support.
Note: A chimney longer than the minimum required can
add more draft and help the operation of the stove. Try the
minimum length first then add section if you need more
draft.
8) Put the roof flashing over the chimney and seal it with
roof caulking.
9) Nail the roof flashing.
10) Slide the storm collar over the chimney and fix it. Seal
it with high temperature caulking.
11) Lock the chimney cap and install the spark arrestor if
necessary.

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Inside Masonry Chimney, Vertical
Installation
The wood burning appliance must be installed in accordance
with the applicable local laws or the CAN/CSA-B365, Follow
the chimney manufacturer’s instructions to install the chimney.
The chimney masonry must have inside a certified metallic
sleeve cover up all the chimney height. The sleeve must be at
the same diameter of the flue collar. The junction between the
sleeve and the chimney connector must be tight and sealed to
avoid fume to go indoor.
To pass into a combustible wall between the stove and the
masonry chimney, the installation method has to be safe to
prevent fire. Refer to your local authority to get the latest
information.
To install the stove in an abandoned masonry, the chimney
must have a certified metallic sleeve cover inside up all the
chimney height. The sleeve must be at the same diameter than
the flue collar. The junction between sleeve and the chimney
connector must be tight and sealed to avoid fume to go indoor.
Don’t forget to add a sweep opening.
Outside Vertical Installation
The wood burning appliance must be installed in accordance
with the applicable local laws or the CAN/CSA-B365. Follow
the chimney manufacturer’s instructions for installation.
To pass into a combustible wall between stove and the
chimney, the installation method has to be safe to prevent fire.
Refer to your local authority to get the latest information.

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Cathedral Vertical Installation
The wood burning appliance must be installed in accordance
with the applicable local laws or the CAN/CSA-B365. Follow
the chimney manufacturer’s instructions to install the chimney.
Always pass chimney between joists. If you have to cut a joist,
refer to the National Building code to know how to do it safely
to avoid structural integrity fail. Otherwise, call a carpenter or a
certified installer.
Always frame around chimney and keep minimal clearances
indicated in your chimney manual.
Do not fill the gap between the framing and the chimney.
Nothing must be in contact with the chimney.
Always install a fire-wall at each level, in a wall, a ceiling, a floor
and an attic.
Always pass with a straight section through joists.
The chimney should be supported by the cathedral roof. Install
a frame for this purpose around the opening. Weight of the
chimney must not be supported by the stove.
Offset Installation
The wood burning appliance must be installed in accordance
with the applicable local laws or the CAN/CSA-B365. Follow
the chimney manufacturer’s instructions to install the chimney.
Always pass chimney between joists. If you have to cut a joist,
refer to the National Building code to know how to do it safely
to avoid structural integrity fail. Otherwise, call a carpenter or a
certified installer.
Always frame around chimney. Keep minimal clearances
indicated in your chimney manual.
Do not fill the gap between the framing and the chimney.
Nothing must be in contact with the chimney.
Always install a fire-wall at each level, in a wall, a ceiling, a floor
and an attic.
A special fire stop needs to be installed into the attic. It keeps
insulation distant from the chimney.
Always pass with a straight section through joists.
Chimney weight have to be support by the lowest floor with a
ceiling support.
Chimney weight should never be onto the elbows. Install a
support band to support the upper straight section over the
elbow.
Weight of the chimney never be allow to be support by the
stove.
Some restriction has to be respect regarding the maximum
angle and length of the offset. Refer to the chimney manual or
local building code for this restriction.

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Vertical Installation
The wood burning appliance must be installed in accordance
with the applicable local laws or the CAN/CSA-B365. Follow
the chimney manufacturer’s instructions to install the chimney.
Always pass chimney between joists. If you have to cut a joist,
refer to the National Building code to know how to do it safely
to avoid structural integrity fail. Otherwise, call a carpenter or a
certified installer.
Always frame around chimney. Keep minimal clearances
indicated in your chimney manual.
Do not fill the gap between the framing and the chimney.
Nothing must be in contact with the chimney.
Always install a fire-wall at each level, in a wall, a ceiling, a floor
and an attic.
A special fire stop needs to be installed into the attic. It keeps
insulation distant from the chimney.
Always pass with a straight section through joists.
The chimney should be supported by the cathedral roof. Install
a frame for this purpose around the opening.
Weight of the chimney must not be supported by the stove.

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External combustion air source
In conventional designed homes, natural ventilation is enough
to operate the wood stove efficiently.
In Novoclimat homes, stoves might not work properly. When
some appliances are in motion, such as tumble dryer, kitchen
hood or bathroom fan, the smoke might come in the house
because of the depressurization which they would cause. In
this case, you must install a combustion air intake system.
If there is no air intake system, we recommend you to open
slightly a window of the room where the stove is situated in
order to avoid a negative air pressure when an appliance
mentioned above is working.
WARNING: DO NOT INSTALL THIS APPLIANCE IN
MOBILE HOME.
A mobile home on a foundation is considered like a
conventional house.
Air Inlet Obstruction
If the stove extinguish after closing is door, it’s possible than the
air inlet is obstruct by something.
After a long unused period, insects or animals can build a nest
into the air inlet.
In winter, after a storm, snow can accumulate over the air inlet
and obstruct it.
Before warming season, always inspect air inlet pipe to be sure
nothing is obstructed the outside air inlet.