JOSEF DAVIDSSONS Idun no 1 Specification sheet

JD Idun No 1
Manual for installa on and maintenance
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Technical informaon 4
Important before you get started! 4
What comes with the stove 5
Wood stove JD Idun No 1 6
Dimensions and installaon 7
About the JD Idun No 1 8
How your JD Idun No 1 works 8
Replaceable parts 9
How to change stove parts 9
Installaon distance 10-11
Installaon and connecon 12
Connecng outdoor air to the wood
burning stove
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Maintenance, sweeping the stove 14
How to set a re correctly 15
Fire-lighng problems and soluons 17
Warranty Cercate 18

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Congratulaons on your new wood burning stove!
All of us at Josef Davidssons hope that, like many others around the country, you
will have many wonderful hours in the kitchen.
The JD Idun No 1 is a ne wood stove which works equally well for cooking and
for cold winter evenings.
This manual contains instrucons on how to install your wood burning stove as
well as maintenance advice and ps on the best way to light the re.
Warm regards,
Josef Davidssons
It will soon be me for your rst re.

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TECHNICAL FACTS JD IDUN NO 1
Efficiency (%) 79.2
Nominal Eect (kW) 4.4
Heang area (approx. m²) 30-60
Weight (kg) 130
Oven size (WxHxD mm) 270x155x400
Fireplace opening (WxH mm) 100x130
Log length (mm) Max 300
Flue pipe dimension (mm) Ø125
Distance to combusble material See pages 10-11
IMPORTANT BEFORE YOU GET
STARTED!
Professional installaon
The manual contains instrucons on how the JD Idun
No 1 should be assembled and installed. To ensure the
funcon and safety of the stove, we recommend that
installaon be carried out by a professional. Contact
one of our dealers who can assist with the installaon
or recommend a suitable installer.
Planning permission
When installing a replace and building a chimney,
planning permission must be applied for with the local
authority's planning oce. Contact your local planning
oce if you are unsure of the applicaon process.
Load-bearing surface
Make sure that the oor structure of your home has
sucient bearing capacity for a wood burning stove
and chimney. Normally, a wood burning stove and
chimney can be placed on a standard wooden-framed
oor in a family house if the total weight does not
exceed 400 kg.
Hearth plate
Embers falling from the stove represent a risk of re.
If you have a ammable oor in front of your wood
burning stove, it must be protected by a hearth plate
that covers at least 300 mm in front of the door and
100 mm to each side. The hearth plate may be made
of natural stone, concrete, sheet metal or glass, for
example.
The specied safety distances in this manual apply to
the Swedish market. If the wood burning stove is to be
installed in another country, the local regulaons must
be met.
WARNING! THE WOOD BURNING STOVE GETS VERY HOT
When burning, some areas of the stove become very hot and can cause burns when touched.
Use the p of the included poker hook to adjust the air supply air; this control becomes very hot.
If ammable material is placed closer than the specied safety distance, it may quickly catch re.
Smouldering res can quickly cause gas to ignite, with the risk of injury to persons and property.
NB!
It is very important that the installaon is
inspected by a competent chimney sweep
before the stove is taken into use.

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WHAT COMES WITH THE STOVE?
Make sure all parts are included in the package.
1 2 3
NB!
The pallet should be recycled as untreated wood. Corrugated cardboard is sorted as corrugated
cardboard and the plas c tape should be disposed of in the  ammables container at the recycling centre.
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1. Installa on instruc ons
Guide to the installa on and maintenance of your
wood burning stove.
2. Stove blacking
Black polish for maintenance of the stove.
3. Ash pan
Collects remaining ashes a er burning.
4. CE mark
Guarantees that the product meets all essen al health
and safety requirements de ned in the Construc on
Products Direc ve.
5. Baking tray
For use when baking in the oven.
6. Soot rake
Accessories for sweeping the stove.
7. Poker
Prac cal poker included.
8. Oven thermometer
Measures temperature in the oven.
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NB0402
JDIdun No 1
DoPNr. JD__I1931_220307
EN 12815:2001/A1:2004
www.josefdavidssons.se/prestandadeklaration
SWE
/ EN/ DE
PRODUKT / PRODUCT / PRODUKT
Produkttyp / Product type / Produkttyp
Vedspis / Wood stove / Holzofen
Typbeteckning/ Product name / Produkt nam e
JD Idun No 1
Avsedd användning / Intended use / Verwendung
Rumsvärmare / Space heater / Raumheizung
Bränsle / Fuel / Brnnstoff
Ved / Wood / Holz
VÄSENTLIGA EGENSKAPER /
ESSENTIALPROPERTIES / WESENTLICHE EIGENSCHAFTEN
PRESTANDA / PERFORMANCE / LEISTUNG
Brandsäkerhet / Fire safety / Brandschutz
Klarar/ P ass / Zugelassen
Rökgastempetratur / Flue gas temperature / Rauchgastemperatur
190°C
Rökgaskanal / Flue gas duct / Rauchgaskanal
30mm
Rökgasstos / Diameter of the flue gas connector/
Rauchgasschluss Ø125 mm
Minsta avstånd tillbrännbart material /
Minimum distance to flammable material /
Mindestabstand zu brennbarem Material
Baktill / Back / Hinter: 500 mm
Sidan / Side / Seitlich: 500 mm
Framför / Front / Vor:1000 mm
Emissioner från förbränning/
Emissions of fluegases / R auchgasemissionen
CO = 0,09%
Angivning av farligaämnen / Release of dangerous substance /
Freisetzungvon gefährlichen Stoffen
NPD
Elektrisksäkerhet / Electrical safety / Elektrische Sicherheit NPD
Maximaltarbetstryck / Max. operating pressure / Maximaler
Arbeitsdruck
NPD
Mekanisk hållfasthet/ M echanical resistance/ M echanische
Festigkeit
Klarar/ P ass /Z ugelassen
Nominell effekt / Nominal heat output / Nennleistung
4,4kW
Verkningsgrad / Efficiency/ W irkungsgrad
79,2%
Yttertemperaturer / Surface temperatures / Oberflächentemperatur
Klararm ed hjälpmedel /Pass with instrument / Mit Hilfsmittel
zugelassan
Josef Davidssons Eftr. AB
Jättevägen 1
33375
Reftele
[phone]
[email protected]
Tillverkningsår/ Year of manufacture / Herstellungsjahr
Serienummer / Serial number / Seriennummer
7 8

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WOOD BURNING STOVE JD IDUN NO 1
This manual contains information about the installation
and maintenance of the JD Idun No 1.
JD Idun No 1

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Front view Back view
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590
27,5
543
Ø60
434
94
205
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595
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54
345,5
80
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590
Ø 160
Ø 220Ø 220
MEASUREMENTS AND INSTALLATION
Here are the most important dimensions required for proper
installation and optimal operation.
All measurements are given in millimetres.
View from above
Front view
Side view, rear connecon
Rear view

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ABOUT YOUR WOOD BURNING
STOVE
Manufacturer's declaration
The product meets the requirements of, and is CE
marked according to, EN12815 standard. Instrucons
for installaon and maintenance are included in an
addional document. For CE marking, see page 19.
General
The wood stove is made of heavy cast iron and is
equipped with vermiculite as protecon. The oven
ceiling is clad with soapstone for addional heat
protecon and for a more even temperature in the oven.
The heat retaining property of the material means the
stove emits residual heat for several hours aer use.
Owing to the airght doors and the special supply of
air to the re, the stove maintains a maximum heang
eect and low wood consumpon. The wood is burned
when the supply of secondary air ows through the
holes in the vermiculite and by means of the primary air
which is supplied when the combuson chamber door is
ajar during the ignion phase.
HOW YOUR WOOD BURNING STOVE
WORKS
Combustion air
Primary air is supplied when lling with rewood and by
means of leaving the door ajar during the ignion phase.
The secondary air is supplied through a fresh air intake
under the stove; this damper is also referred to as the
outside air connecon. You adjust the supply using
a regulator on the front of the stove. This air supply
regulator should always be fully open when lighng the
re and may be closed back to 50% when the stove is
thoroughly warm. The secondary air is then heated in
the stove and nds its way into the via the holes in the
vermiculite in the combuson chamber. The combuson
air passes through the rebox then circulates across the
oven roof and down on the stove’s right-hand side. It
then moves towards the rear and leaves the stove at the
rear or at the top depending on the connecon to the
chimney.
Regulate the secondary air supply
here by turning the knob downwards
to increase the oxygen supply.
NB! This regulator becomes very hot
when the re is lit. Use the poker to
adjust the air supply regulator.
Secondary air & outdoor air
connecon**
On installaon, the space
below the stove must be
unimpeded to allow the
oxygen supply to the stove.
** The connecon adapter is an opon and is included in the outdoor air connecon kit. Read more about how to mount this on page 12.

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REPLACEABLE PARTS JD IDUN NO 1
The JD Idun No 1 is built to last decades of use but do
not forget to replace worn parts when necessary. Keep
an eye on the vermiculite plates, grates and seals and
replace them when they become worn. Spare parts
and other accessories can be ordered on our website
josefdavidssons.se.
HOW TO CHANGE STOVE PARTS
1. Remove the hobs and half-moon.
2. Start by removing the rear vermiculite plate (3).
Next, li out the right vermiculite plate (2) at the back
edge, then angle it upwards to li it out. Repeat for the
le vermiculite plate (1).
3. To install the new parts, begin by pung in the le
vermiculite plate (1), then the one on the right (2) and
nally the plate at the back (3).
4. The grate is loose. The grate may be easily pried up
with a screwdriver or similar.
1101931101 Outer plate (vermiculite)
2101931102 Inner plate (vermiculite)
3101931301 Rear vermiculite plate
4100227302 Grate frame
5100227303 Grate
6990000202 Hob diam. 220
7101931310 Half-moon
8990000203 Hob diam. 220
9990000201 Hob diam. 165
10 9900007 Soapstone roof
11 101931201 Seal set Hobs diam. 3mm
12 101931202 Seal set Door diam. 3mm
13 101931105 Guide plate
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Installaon distance
Please consider the safety installaon distance.
The lowest possible ceiling height is 2000 mm for a
safe distance. At least 1000 mm between hob and
combusble material.
There must be at least 1000 mm to combusble
material in front of the wood burning stove.
The distances refer to installaon with insulated ue.
Non-insulated ue pipes must have a distance of at
least 500 mm to combusble material.
The stove is tested and approved with a 100 mm
rewall, lightweight concrete or similar material for
insulaon.
If you choose a diagonal posion, bear in mind that
measurement is always made from the centre of the
ue pipe.
Between the stove and any wall cabinet there must
be a safety distance of at least 1000 mm and 200 mm
laterally.
Always contact your chimney sweep if you are unsure
of how to place and install your stove.
IMPORTANT!
Between the stove and insulang material (light concrete or similar) there must be an air gap of 5-10 mm.
500 mm
100 mm
100 mm
5–10mm
100 mm
100 mm
5–10mm
Grey = Combusble wall
Striped = Firewall
White = Air
Air gap
Air gap

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Min 200mm
100mm
Minimiavstånd ll brännbart
material ovanför spis: 1 000 mm
Luspalt
5-10mm
OBS!
Spisfläkt får ej finnas ovanför spisen
pga hög strålningsvärme
Minimiavstånd ll brännbart
material ovanför spis: 1 000 mm
Luspalt
5-10mm
100mm
Minimum clearance to ammable
material above the stove: 1,000 mm
Minimum clearance to ammable
material above the stove: 1,000 mm
NOTE!
A cooker hood fan is not allowed
above the wood stove due to high
radiaon heat.
Air gap
5–10 mm
Air gap
5–10 mm

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INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION
The wood burning stove meets the requirements
for connection to a chimney designed for 350°C
smoke temperature.
The connecon adapter measures 125 mm on the
outside; applicable with both rear and side connecon.
The stove is constructed for a chimney draught
measuring between –10 ll –15 Pa. The dra is mainly
aected by the length and area of the chimney, but
also by how airght it is. The minimum recommended
chimney length is 3.5 m, and the appropriate cross
seconal area is 120-180 cm² (125 mm in diameter).
A ue with narrow bends and horizontal draught
reduces the draught in the chimney. The maximum
horizontal ue is 500 mm, provided that the vercal
ue length is at least 5 m.
Adapter and smoke lock included unassembled. When
connecng to the rear, use the smoke lock without
screw holes for the hob. When connecng to the top,
use the smoke lock with screw holes to seal the ue
in the back secon. Both adapter and smoke lock are
equipped with sealing band.
It should be possible to sweep the ue throughout
its length, and the sweeping hatch must be readily
accessible.
Check that the ue is airght and that no leakage
occurs around the sweeping hatch and connecons.
The stove can be connected to a chimney with
mulple replaces.
NB!
Because modern replaces are more airght than
older stoves and involve special features to lower ue
gas temperatures, the replace needs a stronger dra
(negave pressure) to get started. If you experience
recurring problems in starng the re, you may need
to install a ue gas fan to help get the re started.
Quesons about ue gas fans may be answered by
your dealer.
Steps 3 and 4, below, apply to a top connecon to an
exisng chimney.
1 2
3 4
Carefully open a hole in the chimney where you
wish to connect your wood burning stove.
Stu with reproof rope between the ue and the
immured connector adaptor.
All chimney accessories are available from your nearest dealer or on our website.
Finish with the ue rosee to seal the installaon.
Immure the adapter.
CONNECTING THE STOVE TO AN EXISTING CHIMNEY

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1 2
3
Connecon to outdoor air via outer wall. Connecon to outdoor air via foundaons.
Connecon to outdoor air via boom
plate. Primarily used for new-builds.
Our connecon kit for connecng to outdoor air is
available from your dealer or at josefdavidssons.se
Connecon kit for outdoor air
Art. no. 990000931
– Connecon adaptor Ø60 mm – Stove*
– Flexible hose (1 m)
– Hose clamps (x 2)
- Adaptor from hose to 100 mm
CONNECT OUTDOOR AIR TO THE
STOVE
For the stove to funcon opmally, the combuson
chamber needs around 20 m³ air per hour.. If you have
mechanical venlaon in your house, you should
connect outdoor air to your wood burning stove.
Otherwise you risk the wood burning stove disturbing
air streams that go to the mechanical venlaon’s air
vents. There are dierent ways of connecng outdoor
air to your wood burning stove, depending on the type
of house you live in. Some take air directly through
the outer wall, others enter through the foundaons
and come through the oor. If the supply pipe comes
through the oor, it is important that it is insulated
to prevent the build-up of condensaon. Contact
your dealer if you are unsure which connecon is
best for your house. Regardless of which soluon you
need, you should also seek the help of an authorised
professional to carry out the work.
NB! IMPORTANT!
If you do not connect to outdoor air, then there
must be an unimpeded space under the stove for
the air supply duct. This is because the air used
for combuson travels enters from this direcon
regardless of whether you connect an external air
supply or if the air in the room is used.
For example, if the stove is bricked in, it must allow for
a free passage of air to reach the air supply duct under
the stove. Otherwise, the combuson chamber will
not have an oxygen supply.
* For installaon: the screws (black) are located on the
underside of the air supply connector.

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working op mally, it must be properly cleaned about
once a year. Of course, this depends on how o en
the wood stove is used, but a simple check before the
start of the season is always good. Rust and stains may
provide a certain pa na but can ruin your stove in the
long term. That’s where the stove blacking comes into
its own!
It is important that the stove is cold when it is re-
blacked, so it is natural to do this job in the spring
when ligh ng a  re indoors occurs less o en.
If the stove is a li le rusty in places, this must be
brushed o before applying the blacking – otherwise it
will return that much faster. Ensure that your stove is
properly cleaned. There are of course many methods
for cleaning, but we recommend dry cleaning with an
ordinary sponge or the like that will not scratch the
cast iron. A er cleaning, using the blacking will make
your stove look like new. Linseed oil in combina on
with graphite provides good protec on and an old-
fashioned shine. Blacking also provides your stove
with a degree of protec on from rust and is absorbed
into all the cas ng details.
Real old-fashioned stove blacking – Protec ve stove blacking with linseed oil
and graphite for that old-fashioned shine.
Follow the simple steps below for a shiny black stove!
How to black your stove:
1. Apply a li le rub of blacking using a kitchen
sponge.
2. Rub the blacking in everywhere you can get to.
3. Don’t forget the corners and decora ons; use the
corner of the sponge to get to the places which
are more di cult to reach.
4. Rub o any excess with a so cloth.
5. Done!
It may smell a li le the next  me you light the  re but
this will soon disappear.
Now your stove is ready for use once more: enjoy the
warmth, good food and a handsome stove!
MAINTENANCE OF YOUR STOVE
Carry out regular maintenance on your stove and treat
it with stove blacking when necessary.
Ash should regularly be removed from the combus on
chamber. The easiest way to do this is with a piece of
wood prior to ligh ng the  re.
Empty the ash pan as soon as it is full.
Keep the stove and  ue clean. If you use the stove
o en, you shouldoccasionally sweep the chimney in-
between visits from the chimney sweep.
Products for recommended maintenance can be found
on our website josefdavidssons.se
Sweeping of JD Idun No 1
The easiest way to clean/sweep the  replace is by
li ing up the hotplates/half-moon. This enables you to
access the en re stove and oven ceiling for cleaning.
The supplied soot rake is used to access the right
hand side of the oven and the inside of the right outer
side. The underside of the oven all the way to the  ue
(applies to rear connec on) may be accessed through
the soot hatch located beneath the oven door. When
your stove is connected at the rear, the smoke lock is
a ached with two screws that may easily be removed
using a screwdriver. Here you gain access to sweep the
back sec on.
When connected on the top, any soot from the
chimney ends end up at the rear edge beneath the
oven. This soot can also be accessed through the soot
hatch located beneath the oven.
Use stove blacking to maintain its appearance
For your stove to maintain its lustre and con nue

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Connuous re
Keeping the re going correctly means achieving as
high a temperature as possible in the combuson
chamber. This results in clean combuson and makes
the most out of the stove and rewood. With clean
combuson, you avoid soot coang the chamber.
When using the re correctly, there should be no
visible smoke.
Baking and cooking with your stove
If you are new to cooking with a wood stove, it is best
to nd your own way and see what works best for you.
With pracce, you can become a real professional at
controlling the re for perfect results.
Adjust the heat using the damper/regulator when
the oven had become thoroughly warm. The hoer
the stove and oven, the more air will be needed. You
also need to make sure you have the correct amount
of wood with the right moisture content to produce
opmal heat and combuson. Use smaller pieces of
wood when making food or baking to get a more even
heat. It can take a couple of hours before the stove is
suciently hot for baking or making other food.
A few ps for food preparaon
• Cast iron saucepans and frying pan and enamelled
casseroles are perfect for use on your stove.
• Place the provided thermometer at the boom of
the oven when you are going to do some cooking
or baking in the oven.
• Saucepans may be moved around on top of the
hob to regulate the heat. The hob is hoest
immediately above the combuson chamber and
somewhat cooler above the back of the oven.
• Baking buns for example, or something else? Turn
the plate a few mes during baking and your
buns/pastries will be evenly baked.
• Make sure to clean your oven aer use. A clean
oven lasts longer!
HOW TO SET A FIRE CORRECTLY
Lighng the re for the rst me
A new wood burning stove should be red up with
care on the rst few occasions. This makes the heat-
resistant colour more durable. It may smell a lile the
rst me you light the re but this will soon disappear.
Fuel
The best heat value is obtained from split birch wood.
Hardwood trees generally burn more calmly than
sowood, creang a more even heat. If you are
burning oak, beech or other wood with a high heat
value, you should always mix in other types of wood.
Otherwise you risk damaging your stove. The wood
should be dry, preferably with a 15-20% moisture
content. For a normal re, approximately 0.8–1kg
wood/hour is a suitable amount of wood. 1 kg birch
wood produces an eect of about 4 kW.
Lighng the re
Fully open the air supply damper. Place briquees in
the centre of the combuson chamber. Pile up small
pieces of wood crosswise, like a log cabin, on top of
the briquees. Start by lighng the briquees. These
should, in turn, ignite the wood. Keep the replace
door ajar for the rst few minutes unl the wood is
properly lit. Depending on the chimney draught, you
may need to leave the door open slightly longer to
build up the temperature in the chamber and to create
a sasfactory chimney draught. Then close the door
and adjust the damper to achieve the desired intensity
of the re. The stove should be thoroughly warm
before starng to reduce the air supply.
NB! If the ames die down too much when you close
the combuson chamber door completely, the stove
has not reached the sucient temperature. Increase a
lile more primary air by leaving the door slightly ajar.
When the stove has reached the right temperature
and a sasfactory chimney draught has been achieved,
the combuson chamber door should be closed to aid
cleaner combuson.
Adding rewood
When the intensity of the re has decreased, it is
me to add more wood. Gently open the door. Gusts
of smoke may thus be avoided. Use a replace tool
or piece of wood to distribute the ash and embers.
Rell with 1-2 logs (ca 1kg) and close the door when
the wood has ignited. The damper should be 50%
open. NB! Be careful when adding more wood to
the combuson chamber. The vermiculite may be
damaged by wood being thrown in.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND WHAT TO DO
Why does my stove have such poor draught?
• It may be that the masonry connecon has not been properly sealed. Ask the chimney sweep to ensure the
connecon between the stove and the chimney is completely sealed.
• The ue may be blocked with soot. Clean the ue and combuson chamber.
• The chimney is too short, has too large a cross-seconal area or has been blocked by a bird’s nest. Contact a chimney
sweep or your dealer for guidance.
• There may be negave pressure in the home. Open a window or t an exterior wall vent near the stove.
The moisture content of the rewood is too high or the rewood is too cold. Only use dry wood with a maximum
moisture content of 20%.
My chimney has a powerful draught. What can I do and what does it depend on?
• The sealing tape around the door may be worn. Check the sealing tape and replace worn tape.
• The chimney may be too long. Contact a chimney sweep or your dealer for guidance.
Why does the glass pane get sooty?
• The wood may be too damp. Only dry wood with a maximum moisture content of 20% should be used.
• The damper may be too ghtly closed. Open the damper to provide more air for combuson.
Why does the glass pane turn white?
• Poor combuson. Follow the instrucons for the correct re-lighng method provided in this manual.
• The fuel may be of too poor a quality. Do not use waste wood, painted wood, impregnated wood, plasc laminated
wood, plywood or the like. Always use clean, dry fuel/rewood.
I get smoke in the room when opening the door. Why, and what can I do?
• Opening the door too quickly causes pressure equalisaon in the combuson chamber. Open the door slowly.
• There may be poor draught in the chimney. Contact your chimney sweep or dealer to check the height of the
chimney In relaon to the draught that the stove requires.
• here may be too high a negave pressure in the home. Open air supply vent or window to increase oxygen in the air
inside the home.
White smoke develops in the combuson chamber. Why, and what can I do?
• The combuson temperature is too low. Increase the air supply.
• The wood can be moist and contain water vapour. Only use clean, dry fuel/rewood.
Black or grey smoke develops in the combuson chamber. Why, and what can I do?
• Combuson is incomplete. Increase the air supply.
For more FAQs, see josefdavidssons.se/en

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WARRANTY TERMS
Josef Davidssons Er AB is responsible for ensuring that the products are not defecve in any way
that can be aributed to manufacturing or storage at the factory. The warranty is valid from the date
of delivery to the customer.
Josef Davidssons Er AB accepts no responsibility for the dismantling and assembly costs for the
replacement of a stove.
Josef Davidssons Er AB accepts no liability for costs due to downme or other direct
or indirect costs or damage.
The warranty condions do not apply to the glass or the replaceable combuson chamber parts.
The warranty period for grates, re plate, vermiculite and glass is 1 year.
WARRANTY CERTIFICATE
Josef Davidssons Idun No 1
NB!
The installaon of a replace must be reported to the local planning oce. The
homeowner is responsible for ensuring that the required safety requirements are met
and must have the installaon checked by a qualied inspector.
The chimney sweep must be informed about the installaon as it causes a change in the
need for sweeping.
10 years Josef Davidssons Idun No 1
Mikael Andersson, Owner

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NB0402
JD Idun No 1
DoP Nr. JD__I1931_220307
EN 12815:2001/A1:2004
www.josefdavidssons.se/prestandadeklaration
SWE
/ EN / DE
PRODUKT / PRODUCT / PRODUKT
Produkttyp / Product type / Produkttyp Vedspis / Wood stove / Holzofen
Typbeteckning / Product name / Produkt name JD Idun No 1
Avsedd användning / Intended use / Verwendung Rumsvärmare / Space heater / Raumheizung
Bränsle / Fuel / Brnnstoff Ved / Wood / Holz
VÄSENTLIGA EGENSKAPER /
ESSENTIAL PROPERTIES / WESENTLICHE EIGENSCHAFTEN
PRESTANDA / PERFORMANCE / LEISTUNG
Brandsäkerhet / Fire safety / Brandschutz Klarar / Pass / Zugelassen
Rökgastempetratur / Flue gas temperature / Rauchgastemperatur 190°C
Rökgaskanal / Flue gas duct / Rauchgaskanal 30mm
Rökgasstos / Diameter of the flue gas connector /
Rauchgasschluss Ø125 mm
Minsta avstånd till brännbart material /
Minimum distance to flammable material /
Mindestabstand zu brennbarem Material
Baktill / Back / Hinter: 500 mm
Sidan / Side / Seitlich: 500 mm
Framför / Front / Vor:1000 mm
Emissioner från förbränning /
Emissions of flue gases / Rauchgasemissionen
CO = 0,09%
Angivning av farliga ämnen / Release of dangerous substance /
Freisetzung von gefährlichen Stoffen
NPD
Elektrisk säkerhet / Electrical safety / Elektrische Sicherheit NPD
Maximalt arbetstryck / Max. operating pressure / Maximaler
Arbeitsdruck
NPD
Mekanisk hållfasthet / Mechanical resistance / Mechanische
Festigkeit
Klarar / Pass / Zugelassen
Nominell effekt / Nominal heat output / Nennleistung 4,4kW
Verkningsgrad / Efficiency / Wirkungsgrad 79,2%
Yttertemperaturer / Surface temperatures / Oberflächentemperatur
Klarar med hjälpmedel /Pass with instrument / Mit Hilfsmittel
zugelassan
Josef Davidssons Eftr. AB
Jättevägen 1
33375
Reftele
[phone]
[email protected]
Tillverkningsår / Year of manufacture / Herstellungsjahr
Serienummer / Serial number / Seriennummer

JD Idun No 1 – Instrucons for use – Version 1
2022-03-31
Jäevägen 1, 333 75 Reele, Sweden
www.josefdavidssons.se