JOSEF DAVIDSSONS Smalandsspisen 1896 Specification sheet

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Smålandsspisen 1896 (Old Sweden),
Idun no 1
& Smålandsspisen 28
Manual for installaon och maintenance

Technical facts 4
What is included with the stove 5
Smålandsspisen 1896 (Old Sweden)
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Idun no 1
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Smålandsspisen 28
 
 
About your wood burning stove 12
Here’s how your wood
burning stove works 12
 13
Connect outdoor air to the
wood burning stove 14
Common replaceable parts 15
How to replace branding iron,
 
Maintenance, sweeping the stove 18
How to use the stove correctly 18
Problem solving 19
 

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Congrats on your new wood burning stove!
All of us at Josef Davidssons hope that you, like many other people around the country, will
enjoy many, many wonderful moments in the kitchen. The wood burning stove is a solid product
that works just as well for cooking as it does on cold winter evenings.
This manual contains instrucons on how to install your wood burning stove as well as mainte-
nance advice and ps on the best way to light the re. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have
any further quesons about using a re or about your wood burning stove.
Warm regards,
Josef Davidssons


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TECHNICAL FACTS
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Efficiency (%) 83
Nominal Power (kW) 4.5
Heang surface (approx. m²) 30-70
Weight (kg) 160
Oven size (WxHxD mm) 320x185x490
Log length (mm) Max 380
Flue pipe dimension (Ø, mm) 190x75
Rear connecon Ø125 top connecon
Distance to combusble material See page 10-11
CE marked according to standard EN12815
TECHNICAL FACTS

Efficiency (%) 83
Nominal Power (kW) 4.5
Heang surface (approx. m²) 30-60
Weight (kg) 119
Oven size (WxHxD mm) 280x165x425
Log length (mm) Max 330
Flue pipe dimension (Ø, mm) 175x75/
Rear connecon Ø125 adaptor
included with top connecon
Distance to combusble material See page 10-11
CE marked according to standard EN12815
TECHNICAL FACTS

Efficiency (%) 83
Nominal Power (kW) 3.5
Heang surface (approx. m²) 20-50
Weight (kg) 94
Oven size (WxHxD mm) 235x140x370
Log length (mm) Max 290
Flue pipe dimension (Ø, mm) 155x78/adapter
Ø125 adapter included
with top connecon
Distance to combusble material Se page 10-11
CE marked according to standard EN12815


Professional mounting
The manual contains instrucons on how to mount
and install your wood burning stove. To ensure the
funcon and safety of the range, 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 technician.
Planning permission
When installing a replace and building a chimney,
planning permission must be applied for with the
municipality's planning commission. Contact your local
planning commission if you are unsure of how the
applicaon works. Informaon is also available on your
municipality's website.
Load-bearing substrate
Make sure that the ground oor in your home has
sucient bearing capacity for a wood burning range
with a chimney. Normally, a wood burning range and
chimney can be placed on a standard wooden frame
in a single-family house if the total weight does not
exceed 400 kg.
Outer hearth
Ember coming from the range poses a risk of re.
If you have a ammable oor in front of your wood
burning range, it must be protected by a hearthstone
that covers at least 300 mm in front of the door and
100 mm along each side. The hearthstone can consist
of, for example, natural stone, concrete, sheet metal or
glass.
The specied safety distances in this manual apply
to the Swedish market. If the wood burning range is
installed in another country, the local regulaons must
be met.
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When burning, some areas of the wood burning range become very hot and can cause burns
when touched. If ammable material is placed closer than the specied safety distance, it can
quickly catch re. Smouldering res can quickly cause gas to ignite, with the risk of injury to
persons and property.

The installaon must be inspected by a
competent chimney sweeper before using the
range.

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

Make sure all parts are included in the package on delivery.
1 2 3

The pallet should be recycled as untreated wood. Corrugated cardboard is sorted as corrugated
cardboard and plas c tapes go into the  ammables container at the recycling centre.
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Produkt:
Smålandsspisen 28
DOP: nr 5
13 1015
Type/Type/Typ:
Raumheizer/Radiator/Vedspis
Brenstoff/Fuel/Bränsle:
Scheitholz/Log wood/
Vedbränsle
Nennwärmeleistung/
Nominal heating capacity/
Nominell värmekapacitet:
3,5 kW
Mindestabstände/
Least distances/
Minimiavstånd
Brännbart
Seitenwand/
Side wall/
Sida:
500mm
Rückwand/Back wall/Bakåt:
500mm
CO-Emission/
CO emissions/
Utsläpp av CO:
0,11%
Wirkungsgrad/
Efciency/
Verkningsgrad:
83%
Abgastemperatur/
Flue gas temperature/
Rökgastemperatur:
156°C
Staub/Dust/Partikel:
38 mg/m3
Serielle/Serial/Serienr:
Jahr/Year/
Tillverkningsår:
Zeitbrandfeuerstätte/
Time re heat/
Sekundär värmekälla
Ausschließlich empfohlene Brennstoffe
verwenden/
Exclusively recommended fuels use/
Endast för vedeldning
Mehrfachbelegung des Schorsteins ist
Zulässig/
Multiple allocation of the chimney is allowed/
Tillåten för skorsten med era eldstäder
Standard:
EN 12815
§15a
DIN+
BimschV.1+2
Lesen und Befolgen Sie die
Bedienungsanleitung/
Reading and obeying the operating
instructions/
Läs och följ eldningsinstruktioner i manualen
Josef Davidssons Eftr.AB
Jättevägen 1
333 75 REFTELE
Sweden
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Guide to installa on and maintenance of your wood
burning range.

Sealing for connec on to the chimney.

Black paint for maintenance of the stove.

Collects ashes le a er burning.

For installa on instruc ons, see page 10.
1. Oval-shaped included with rear connector
2. Wall moun ng connectors included for connec on above (not
applicable to Smålandsspisen 1896 (Old Sweden) and later)

Shows that the product meets all basic health and
safety requirements de ned in the Construc on
Products Direc ve.

For use when baking in the oven. Do not forget to
remove the protec ve plas c  lm before use.

Accessories for sweeping the stove.

Handy poker included.
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1.
2.

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
Here are the most important dimensions required for proper
installation and optimal operation.
All measurements are indicated in millimetres.
295
560
600
65 59
620
cc 85
360
615
600
20
240
145
40
575
190
75
View from above, top connecon
Front view
Side view, rear connecon
Rear view
outdoor air connecon Ø 64mm

Keep in mind that the hearthstone (oor cover) should cover at least 300 mm in front of and at least
100 mm on the side of the replace opening.

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

Here are the most important dimensions required for proper
installation and optimal operation.
All measurements are indicated in millimetres.

Keep in mind that the hearthstone (oor cover) should cover at least 300 mm in front of and at least
100 mm on the side of the replace opening.
315
505
40 67
cc 72
325
520
595
540
30
235
110
40
535
177
75
View from above
Front view
Side view, rear connecon
Rear view
outdoor air connecon Ø 50mm

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

Here are the most important dimensions required for proper
installation and optimal operation.
All measurements are indicated in millimetres.
305
460
50
cc 75
295
55
480
540
520
20
190
125
40
500
153
75
View from above
Front view
Side view, rear connecon
Rear view
outdoor air connecon Ø 50mm

Keep in mind that the hearthstone (oor cover) should cover at least 300 mm in front of and at least
100 mm on the side of the replace opening.

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
Please consider the safety installaon distance.
The lowest possible ceiling height is 2 000 mm for a
safe distance.
Allow for at least 1 000 mm distance to combusble
material in front of the wood burning range.
The distances refer to installaon with an insulated
ue pipe.
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 to combusbles. An electric stove is
considered combusble.
If you choose a diagonal posion, keep in mind that
the measurement always starts from the centre of
the ue pipe.
Between the stove and any wall cabinet there must
be a safety distance of at least 1 000 mm and 150
mm laterally.
Always contact your chimney sweeper if you are
unsure how to place and install your range.

Between the range and insulang material (light concrete or the like) there must be an air gap of 5-10
mm. This is to enable the stove to shi between cold and hot.
500 mm
100 mm
100 mm
5–10mm
100 mm
100 mm
5–10mm
100 mm
100 mm
5–10mm
100 mm
100 mm
5–10mm
Gray = Combusble wall
Striped = Firewall
White = Air
Air gap
Air gap

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5-10mm
5-10mm
Min 100 mm
100 mm
5-10mm5-10mm
Min 100 mm
1 000 mm
Min 200mm
100mm
Minimiavstånd ll brännbart
material ovanför spis: 1 000 mm
Minimiavstånd ll brännbart
material ovanför spis: 1 000 mm
Luspalt
5-10mm
Luspalt
5-10mm
100mm
OBS!
Spisfläkt får ej finnas ovanför spisen
pga hög strålningsvärme
5-10mm
5-10mm
Min 100 mm
100 mm
5-10mm5-10mm
Min 100 mm
1 000 mm
Min 200mm
100mm
Minimiavstånd ll brännbart
material ovanför spis: 1 000 mm
Minimiavstånd ll brännbart
material ovanför spis: 1 000 mm
Luspalt
5-10mm
Luspalt
5-10mm
100mm
OBS!
Spisfläkt får ej finnas ovanför spisen
pga hög strålningsvärme
Air gap Air gap
Air gap Air gap
Minimum distance to
combusble material above the
stove:

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
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.

The wood burning stove is made of heavy casngs and
the replace is ed with a protecve cast iron plate.
The oven ceiling is clad with soapstone for addional
heat protecon and for a more even temperature in the
oven. Due to the heat retaining material, the stove will
emit plenty of residual heat for several hours aer use.


Combustion air
The primary air is supplied when the glass door of the
range is le half-open during the lling up of rewood
and during the ignion phase. There is also a primary air
damper which is adjusted on the ash hatch/lt damper.
This damper is used if you need to intensify the re
when the replace door is completely closed.
Secondary air is supplied through a fresh air intake
under the stove. The secondary air is then heated in the
range and disseminates into the re through the holes in
the branding iron.
The ames leave the replace by moving across the
oven ceiling, where the ames are oxygenated once
again via the air pipe (clean burning technology) for
opmal combuson. The ames then travel down the
right side of the stove. They then travel towards the rear
edge of the stove and leave the stove at the rear or at
the top depending on the connecon to the chimney.
The secondary air supply is
adjusted by turning the screw
to the right or le using the p
of the included poker.
Secondary air & outdoor
air connecon
Air pipe
Poker p

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
The wood burning stove meets the requirements
for connection to a chimney designed for 350°C
smoke temperature.
The opmum chimney dra is between -10 to -15 Pa.
The dra is mainly aected by the length and area of
the chimney, but also by how pressure-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 dra in the chimney. The maximum
horizontal ue is 500 mm, provided that the vercal
ue length is at least 5 m.
It should be possible to sweep the ue throughout its
length, and the soot doors must be easily accessible.
Check that the chimney is sealed and that no leakage
occurs near the soot doors and smoke connecons.
The range can be connected to the chimney with
several replaces.
All chimney accessories are available from your
nearest reseller or on our website josefdavidssons.se.
1 2
3 4
Carefully open a hole in the spot where you will connect
your wood burning range to the chimney stack.
Stu with tow material between the ue and the
wall mounng connectors.
Finish with the ue rosee to seal the installaon.
Immure the wall lining.


Steps 3 and 4 apply to a top connecon to an exisng chimney. When connecng straight backwards to
an exisng chimney, no tow material is used, rather the refractory mortar included.

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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. To be used primarily for new-
builds.
Our connecon kit for connecng outdoor air is
available from your reseller or at josefdavidssons.se

Art. no. 990000932
– Connector - Stove
- Flexible tube (1 m)
- Tube clamp (x2)
- Adapter from tube to 100 mm
Connecon pipes from the wall / oor and out are
not included in the kit.


For the opmal funcon of the stove, the replace
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 to
connect outdoor air to your wood burning stove,
depending on what type of house you live in. Some
take air directly through the outer wall, others go down
into the oor and then out through the foundaons.
If you use the foundaons, it’s important that the
air supply pipe is insulated to prevent condensaon
build-up. Contact your reseller if you are unsure which
connecon is best for your house. No maer the
soluon, a spiro duct or similar with a diameter of Ø100
mm should be installed to the wall / oor.

If you do not connect to outdoor air, space must be
freed up under the stove by the air supply duct. This
is because the combuson air travels in 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 replace will not have an oxygen
supply.

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COMMON REPLACEABLE
PARTS
The wood burning stove is built to be used for decades
to come, but do not forget to replace wear details when
needed.
Keep an eye on the branding iron and grates and replace
the parts when worn out.

1101896101-1 Outer iron plate
2101896102-1 Branding iron
3101896301-1 Rear iron plate
4101896303 Grates
5101896302-1 Grate frame
6101896311 Half moon
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1101930101-1 Outer iron plate
2101930102-1 Branding iron
3101930301-1 Rear iron plate
4101930303 Grates
5101930302-1 Grate frame
6101930311 Half moon
101930307 Smoke cover (without screws)

1100028101-1 Outer iron plate
2100028102-1 Branding iron
3100028301-1 Rear iron plate
4100028303 Grates
5100028302-1 Grate frame
6100028311 Half moon
100028307 Smoke cover (without screws)
Spare parts and other accessories can be ordered on our
website josefdavidssons.se

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


1. Remove the hotplates / rings and the half moon above the
replace.
2. Start by angling the right plate inwards at the back edge, then
angle it upwards to remove it. Repeat for the le plate. The rear
iron plate is now loose and can be removed.
(Rear iron plate does not apply Smålandsspisen 1896, OLD
SWEDEN)
3. Start with the rear iron plate when installing the replacement
parts. Then install the le followed by the right plate.
4. The grate is loose. The grate can be pried open with a
screwdriver or similar.
The side plates may be stuck if they have been deformed by heat.
Tap carefully with a hammer and use a screwdriver to loosen the
iron plate .

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CORRECTLY

A new wood burning stove should be red with care
during the rst few occasions. This makes the heat-
resistant colour more durable. There may also be a
slightly unpleasant smell the rst few mes you use the
re. This is completely normal and
due to excess paint or oil remaining on the iron casng.
The smell will disappear quite quickly and won’t come
back.
MAINTENANCE
Connuously maintain your stove and treat it with
stove paint when necessary. Mild rust can be removed
with the coarse side of a sponge. Then apply stove
paint.
Ash should regularly be removed from the grate. The
easiest way to do this is with a piece of wood or a
poker prior to ignion.
Empty the ash pan as soon as it is full. Do not empty
the ash pan when the stove is lit as there may be
sparks.
Keep the replace and ue clean. If you use the stove
oen, you should sweep the chimney every once in a
while in-between visits from the chimney sweep.
Products and recommendaons can be found on our
website josefdavidssons.se
Sweeping the wood burning stove
The easiest way to clean / sweep the replace is by
liing up the hotplates / cooking rings. This enables
you to access the enre replace 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.
In case of a top connecon, the soot from chimney will
end up at the rear edge beneath the oven. This soot
can also be accessed through the soot hatch located
beneath the oven door.

The best heat value is obtained from split birch wood.
Hardwood trees generally burn more calmly than
sowood, which creates a more even heat. If you
are burning oak, beech or other wood with high heat
value, always mix the wood with other types of wood.
Otherwise you risk damaging your replace. The wood
should be dry, with preferably 15-20% moisture content.
For a normal re, approximately 1-1.5 kg wood / hour is
a suitable amount of wood. 1 kg birch wood produces
about 4 kW power.

Open the air supply damper fully. Place briquees in the
centre of the replace. Pile up about 1 kg of small wood
logs crosswise, like a log house, 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 a temperature in the
replace and to create a sasfactory chimney draught.
Then close the door and adjust the valve to the desired
intensity of the re. The range should be properly heated
before starng to reduce the air supply.
 If the ames slow down too much when you close
the replace door completely, some primary air may
be supplied. This damper is located on the ash hatch.
When the stove has reached the right temperature
and a sasfactory chimney draught has been achieved,
the primary air damper should be closed for a cleaner
combuson.

When the intensity of the re has decreased, it is me to
replenish. Open the door carefully. That way, you avoid
smoke gusts. Use a replace tool or a piece of wood
to distribute ash and glow. Replenish with 2-4 logs and
close the door when the wood has ignited properly (1-1.5
kg wood).

In order to use the re correctly, it’s necessary to achieve
as high a temperature as possible in the replace. Then
you’ll have a clean combuson and get the most out of
the range and the rewood. With clean combuson, you
avoid soot coang the replace. When you use the re
correctly, smoke shouldn’t be visible.

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Poor draught
• The connec on to the chimneystack has not been properly sealed. Ask the chimney sweep to check the connec on
between the stove and the chimney is completely sealed.
• The  ue pipe is clogged. Clean the  ue pipe and combus on chamber.
• The chimney is too short, has too much cross-sec onal area or has been clogged by a bird nest. Contact chimney
sweep or reseller for guidance.
• Nega ve pressure in the home. Open a window or place an exterior wall vent near the range.
• The  rewood has too much moisture content or is too cold. Only use dry wood at room temperature with a
maximum moisture content of 20%.

• False air enters the  replace.
• The chimney is too long. Contact chimney sweep or reseller for guidance.
Smoke gets into the room when the door is opened
• Opening the door too quickly causes pressure equalisa on in the combus on chamber. Open the door slowly.
• Poor chimney draught. Contact your chimney sweep or reseller to check the height of the chimney
in rela on to the draught that the stove requires.
• Too much nega ve pressure in the home. Open air supply vent or window to increase oxygen in the air.
White smoke
• Combus on temperature is too low. Increase air supply.
• The wood is damp and contains water vapour. Use clean and dry combus bles.
Black or dark grey smoke
• Incomplete combus on. Increase air supply.

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WARRANTY TERMS
Josef Davidssons Er AB is responsible for ensuring that the products are not defecve in 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 dismantling and assembly costs for
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 glass or the replaceable replace parts.
Warranty period for grates, branding iron and glass is 1 year.
WARRANTY CERTIFICATE
Smålandsspisen 1896 (Old Sweden), Idun no 1 & Smålandsspisen 28

The installaon of a replace must be reported to the local planning commission. 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 sweeper must be informed about the installaon as it causes a change in
the need for sweeping.
10 years Smålandsspisen 1896 (Old Sweden), Idun no 1, Smålandsspisen 28
Markus and Mikael Andersson, owners