Jydepejsen Jydepejs H530 User manual

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Jydepejs H530
- Fire by Design

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1. Introduction
Congratulations on your new insert. By now you have probably already installed the insert, and may even
have lit it for the first time. Most people, especially those who have had a fireplace in their homes for years,
consider operating instructions to be a kind of “last resort” – something to you consult when all else
fails. However, we hope that you will take a little time to read these operating instructions, since the way in
which you use your insert will depend on the model you have purchased. You need to become fully familiar
with your insert before you can be sure of making the very most of it. This is not difficult, although it does
require a little patience.
2. Installation
Jydepejsen stoves are tested by specialist institutions and approved according to applicable legislative
requirements. Before final approval is granted, stoves have to successfully complete a variety of combu-
stion tests. The insert tested featured a top outlet. The wood used for the tests was birch, with a moisture
content of 15–21%.
In addition, it is important to check that the Vermiculite panels are correctly fitted in the combustion cham-
ber. The illustration at the back of this manual shows where these panels are to be positioned.
Make sure that a sufficient amount of air is supplied to the stove at all times - especially when using venti-
lating/exhaustion systems and other heating devices. Occaitionally, installation of fresh air ventholes may be
necessary, to let in fresh air from outside.
The wood holder in the combustion chamber is not to be removed.
Floor/Supporting surface
The insert must be installed in non-flammable surroundings like tiles, concrete or bricks. The insert MUST
meet the locally applicable requirements for distance from flammable materials. Please ask your dealer for
advice.
You must install your insert according to the required minimum distance to combustible materials. See the
boiler plate on the insert for details.

Before installation:
To minimize the weight of the insert before installation, it is possible and simple to dismount the door by
lifting it up and pulling it out of the lower hinge. The front part can be dismounted by loosening the 8 visible
screws. This is, however, NOT recommended, because there is a risk of spoiling the factory settings.
Illustration II:
After adjustment, place the
vermiculite panels in the insert.
First, place the rear panel, please note that the
holes at the back of the insert fit the holes in the
vermiculite panel - the so-called tertiary air inlet.
Then place the side panels and afterwards the bot-
tom panels.
Finally, place the baffle plate. Please note that this
plate must rest on the for that purpose attached
holders. Also, make sure that the baffle plate is pla-
ced exactly on the middle of the rear panel - same
distance to both sides.
Before placing of the vermiculite panels:
In case you have chosen a Jydepejsen stove collar (accessory): Place it in the smoke outlet
hole - remember the gasket at the bottom. After this, bend the 4 small plates to fix the
collar.
Door
Adjustment of door Adjustment below
Front part
Baffle plate
Holder for baffle plate
Bottom panel
Rear panel Side panel
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Stove collar
gasket
Illustratrion I:
Place the insert in the adapted
opening. Adjust the insert by using
the 3 screws at the bottom. The
insert must be adjusted horisontally
and vertically.
Adjust the door at the hinges and
fittings.

3. Warranty
Brand-new wood-burning stoves from Jydepejsen A/S come with a 5-year warranty. The warranty covers
defects and burn-through from correct operation.
Any claims during the warranty period should be addressed to the dealer from whom you purchased the
stove. All stoves from Jydepejsen come with their own individual serial number on the boiler plate on the
back of the stove. In connection with service procedured of all kinds, please quote the stove model and
serial number.
For warranty repairs, you must also present a signed and dated invoice that states the name of the dealer.
The warranty does not cover the dismantling, transport and reassembly of your stove.
No compensation will be paid for:
- Damage during transport
- Damage to other articles resulting from use of the stove
- Damage arising from incorrect operation or inappropriate usage, e.g. overheating. Read the operating
instructions carefully to avoid such problems.
- Damage resulting from a failure to follow the directions stated in the operating instructions.
The stove is supplied with wearing parts, which are will inevitably have to be replaced due to your use of
the stove. These parts are not covered by the warranty – the regularity with which they need to be replaced
varies depending on your usage of your stove. The wearing parts are: Vermiculiteculite panels, baffle plates
and gaskets. In addition, the warranty does not cover glass, ceramic tiles and soapstone. You can order
such replacement parts as you may need from your dealer.
4. Stoking instructions
It is essential to ensure that your chimney draws well. The alpha and omega of stove operation is the
interaction between chimney and stove. Your dealer or chimney sweep will be able to give you advice and
guidance about chimney conditions. If the chimney has not been used for a long time, check it carefully and
remove any blockages before starting to use it.
Once you have made sure of this, the next step is to focus the interaction between your stove and chimney.
The best way to do this is to follow the operating instructions and to use fuel which ignites easily in the
combustion chamber and continues to burn until the chimney draught is sufficient.
Please note that the stove paint will harden during the first few lightings. This means that the stove will
generate smoke and emit an odour of paint that will dissipate after about an hour. It is a good idea to keep
the room well ventilated during this phase. Moreover, avoid touching the stove as this may cause the paint
to scale.
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Initial lighting
1. Place fire-lighters and 2 kg of kindling on the bottom of the combustion chamber.
2. Then light the fire - make sure that the air vent is in fully open position.
3. You must leave the door slightly open for a few minutes during the start-up phase. Once the flames
have taken a good hold of the wood, shut the door. The air vent must be adjusted down right after; how
much depends on the chimney draught - however, the air supply must be diminished to the point
where you obtain steady and calm flames.
Stoking
Once there is a good bed of embers in the stove, you can add wood. It is important not to open the door
while there are flames in the stove, as
this may cause smoke to flow out into
the room. Add wood on the basis of your
heating requirements. The amount of
wood you need to add will depend on the
season. However, never add more than
2 kg of wood every 1.5–2 hours. Please
remember that the exterior surfaces of
the stove in particular will become very hot
during firing.
1. To minimise the negative pressure,
leave the door slightly open for around
a minute before opening it completely.
2. Open the door slowly.
3. Spread out the embers to an even layer
4. Place 2–3 pieces of wood in the
combustion chamber, parallel to the
door. To make full use of the combu-
stion chamber capacity, 40-50 cm
pieces of wood are recommended. You
must leave the door slightly open for
a few minutes. Once the flames have
taken a good hold of the wood, shut the door. The air vent must be adjusted down right after; how much
depends on the chimney draught - however, the air supply must be diminished to the point where you
obtain steady and calm flames.
As the rearmost reflector panels will expand and contract during the firing/cooling phases, you may hear a
crackling sound. This is completely normal for sheet metal components, and cannot be considered a defect
in the stove.
All Jydepejsen stoves are intermittent.
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5. Maintenance
Gaskets and vermiculite panels are wearing parts which need to be replaced from time to time – depending
on how much you use your stove. In some cases, you may need to replace them every year, while in others,
replacement every second or third year will suffice. As a rule of thumb, gaskets need to be replaced when
it has become flattened and the door no longer fits tightly against the front of the stove. You can purchase
gaskets – with adhesive – from your local dealer.
The Vermiculite panels must be replaced when they have worn thin, or when cracks – if any – become so
wide that you can actually see steel through them. If the panels are not replaced at such time, they will lose
their capacity to insulate and reflect heat.
We recommend that you use original spare parts.
Movable and mechanical parts (closing mechanisms, hinges etc) should be greased once a year with a
heat-resistant lubricant.
You should have your stove checked regularly by a qualified professional to ensure the optimal function of
the stove at all times. Do not make any unauthorised changes to the design of the stove. Not only is this
illegal, but it will also invalidate the stove guarantee and test results.
Replacing the gasket on the door
1. Remove the gasket from the inside edge of the door and clean the sealing track (there is no need to
remove the door from the stove).
2. Apply a layer of fire-resistant adhesive to the track where the old gasket was affixed.
3. Press new gasket into the track.
4. Close the door and let the adhesive set for approx. 1 day before opening the door again. If the adhe-
sive has not hardened sufficiently before the door is opened again, the gasket may fall out.
Replacing the gasket on the Glass
1. Open the door.
2. On the inside of the door, in each corner of the glass panel, there is a fastening that must be loosened
so that each fitting can be turned away from the glass panel.
3. Repeat this procedure for all the fittings and remove the glass panel.
4. Remove the old strip from the glass panel.
5. Fit a new gasket around the glass panel.
To replace the glass panel, simply reverse the process described above.
Interior cleaning
It must always be possible to access the chimney for sweeping/cleaning.
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Spare parts list
Article No. Article description Dimensions H x B x D mm
413003-00 Vermiculite bottom panel 305 x 299 x 25
413004-00 Vermiculite baffle plate 558 x 300 x 28
413002-00 Vermiculite rear panel 637 x 247 x 20
413001-00 Vermiculite side panel 430 x 305 x 20
413000-00 Set of vermiculite panels
400106-00 Glass with gasket 559 x 360 x 4
Wood holder 60 x 43
Gasket set with adhesive
Technical specifications
Colour: Grey or black steel
Handle: Cold handle
Weight: 95 Kg
Dimensions - h x w x d: 530x700x450 mm
Combustion chamber: 350x600x300 mm
Heat omission 4-9 kW
Approved EN 13 240: 6 kW
Approx. heating area: 60-140 m2
Door: 2-point-closing, right- or left-hand.
Left-hand is standard.
Air supply: Secondary and tertiary air.
Stove collar: Straight or 450
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