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November 5, 2015 

Operation of cooking holes 

Cooking holes have removable covers so that you can take 
them off and put skillets directly over the heat from the smoke. 
To take off the covers, you have to use the handle provided for 
this purpose. It is set in the storage hole at the right hand of the 
stove to keep it relatively cold. 

To open a cooking hole: 

1)  Take the handle from its storage hole at the right of 

the stove. 

2)  Insert the end of the handle into the opening of the 

cooking hole cover.  

3)  Tilt the handle to the outside and lift up the opposite 

side of the cooking hole cover. 

4)  Lift the cover and place it by the hole. 
5)  Bring back the handle into the storage hole. 
6)  Put your cooking pan over the cooking hole to cover 

the entire hole.  

To close the cooking hole: 

1)  Take the cooking hole handle from the storage hole 

and insert the end of the handle into the opening of 
the cooking hole plate. 

2)  Bring back the cover to the cooking hole. 
3)  Put back the handle in the storage hole. 

WARNING:  

 

DO NOT SUPPLY WOOD TO FIRE FROM THE 
COOKING HOLE. 

 

THE COOKING HOLE COVERS MUST BE IN 
PLACE AT THE MOMENT OF LIGHTNING AND AS 
LONG AS THE CHIMNEY IS COLD. 

 

IF THE COOKING HOLE COVERS ARE HOT, 
LEAVE THEM ON THE SURFACE OF THE STOVE. 

 

TO AVOID SKIN BURN, NEVER LEAVE THE 
COOKING HOLE HANDLE ON THE STOVE AND 
STORE IT IN THE STORAGE HOLE. 

 

AVOID USING NON-STICK COOKWARE 
DIRECTLY OVER THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER. 
THEY ARE NOT RESISTANT TO THE EXTREME 
HEAT FROM THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER AND 
THEY CAN BE DAMAGED. 

Storage of the cooking hole handle 

Cooking holes handle is set into the storage hole at the right 
part of the stove to keep it relatively cold. 

 

Storage of warming oven handle 

The spring handles of warming oven are removable. You must 
store them on the holder at the right back of the cook stove. If 
you leave them on the oven cover, you have to use insulated 
mitts to hold them. Preferably, use the cooking hole handle to 
open and close the warming oven. 

ATTENTION: Risk of burns if you touch directly the handles of 
warming oven. 

Summary of Contents for CUISINIERE

Page 1: ...d listed to ULC STD S627 00 UL 1482 7 CAN CSA STD B415 1 10 490 rue de l Argon Quebec CANADA G2N 2C9 Tel 418 849 8095 Fax 418 849 0077 www jaroby com PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUT...

Page 2: ...Vertical Installation 20 Combustion air intake 21 Exterior Air Intake pipe 21 Installation of Air Intake Pipe 21 Air Inlet Obstruction 21 Replacement of stainless steel tubes 22 Installation of stain...

Page 3: ...or loss of life Please keep this manual for future use This appliance must be connected to A type HT chimney of 6 inch diameter 15 24 cm listed to UL 103 or ULC S629 A conforming masonry chimney of 6...

Page 4: ...4 November 5 2015 Rating plate...

Page 5: ...5 November 5 2015 Appliance dimensions...

Page 6: ...e must be non combustible and listed to the USA standard UL1618 or the local codes Example cement brick ceramic tiles etc Minimum dimension of floor protection plate The following dimensions are the m...

Page 7: ...hart on floor plate The following dimensions are the minimums values Canada 8 inches 20 3 cm rear 8 inches 20 3 cm side 18 inches 45 7 cm loading door USA 8 inches 20 3 cm rear 8 inches 20 3 cm side 1...

Page 8: ...IMUM clearance of 12 inches at the back for a single pipe with a heat shield and an 18 inch MINIMUM clearance on each side In case of a single pipe without heat shield you must keep CUISINIERE cook st...

Page 9: ...ou need to know which type of smoke pipe you are installing a single pipe or a double pipe For the single pipe it is not necessary to remove the pre cut metal part For the double pipe you must remove...

Page 10: ...fix the chrome head now 7 Insert the left decorative panel and attach it to the left chrome decoration 8 Fix the right decorative panel and attach it to the right chrome decoration 9 Remove the side...

Page 11: ...oles for this purpose Do not tighten up these screws too much so that washers will be easily installed 3 Add two bricks A horizontally on the 5 bricks 4 Tighten the 3 screws Side firebricks installati...

Page 12: ...r the brick can prevent considerable leakage between the bricks and keep a maximum heat inside combustion chamber It must cover up all the bricks and the each side of top of the air corridor IMPORTANT...

Page 13: ...the rockwool over the bricks and verify from the holes on the collar of the chimney to make sure the smoke exit is not obstructed 4 Place two stainless half round plate over the rockwool by the rear d...

Page 14: ...the stove on the floor aligned vertically with the center of chimney and trace the 4 sides of the stove vertically on the floor Please remove the stove 6 Mark the dimensions of protection panel on the...

Page 15: ...ou don t have heat shield you must keep the cook stove away in order to maintain the distance of 18 inches or more from combustible materials Any horizontal section must be sloping upwards 1 4 inches...

Page 16: ...RY to attach the pipe on the stove flue collar and each joint with at least 3 screws 5 Install all other parts and attach them up to the chimney collar 6 Attach the connection pipe with 3 screws DO NO...

Page 17: ...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 strengt...

Page 18: ...or the standards such as ULC S635 ULC S640 and NFPA 211 USA Follow the chimney manufacturer s instructions to install the chimney Outside Vertical Installation The CUISINIERE cook stove must be insta...

Page 19: ...local laws or the CAN CSA B365 NFPA 211 USA Follow the chimney manufacturer s instructions to install the chimney Offset Vertical Installation The CUISINIERE cook stove must be installed in accordanc...

Page 20: ...15 Vertical Installation The CUISINIERE cook stove must be installed in accordance with the applicable local laws or the CAN CSA B365 NFPA 211 USA Follow the chimney manufacturer s instructions to ins...

Page 21: ...atherproof hood with screen For the usage of pipes made of other materials they must be complied with ULC S110 or UL 181 Class1 equipped with thermal resistant isolation and must be corrosion resistan...

Page 22: ...ch have a line of holes on one side of the tube The other two pipes at the front have holes on two sides To make sure of right direction of tube you find a notch at one end of tubes The holes on the a...

Page 23: ...GHTER FLUID OR SIMILAR LIQUIDS TO START OR FRESHEN UP THE FIRE IN THIS STOVE KEEP ALL SUCH LIQUIDS AWAY FROM THE HEATER WHILE IT IS IN USE DO NOT BUILD THE FIRE NEAR THE FRONT GLASS First fire For the...

Page 24: ...ing back the cover to the cooking hole 3 Put back the handle in the storage hole WARNING DO NOT SUPPLY WOOD TO FIRE FROM THE COOKING HOLE THE COOKING HOLE COVERS MUST BE IN PLACE AT THE MOMENT OF LIGH...

Page 25: ...INIERE cook stove can cook food in the oven part The heat is transferred from the wall between the stove and the oven To accelerate the heating there is a deviation valve right by the chimney collar w...

Page 26: ...inspect the plug seal and change it if it is damaged Ash Disposal Some embers are mixed with ash and can remain lit If embers have enough oxygen it can stay lit some hours and even some few days It s...

Page 27: ...ly lower hinge 5 Push the door against the stove so that the glass fibre rope is flattened 6 Keeping the door pressed against the stove tighten the lower hinge 7 Open the door and slide a piece of pap...

Page 28: ...eak the glass when it becomes hot Then press gently the glass fibre rope against the door 5 Install the upper support and tighten the screws gently but not too tight 6 Check all the screws If it is im...

Page 29: ...in case of chimney fire 1 Close all the doors the air intakes and the vent damper 2 Pour water on combustible material around stove 3 Call the fire department and trigger alarm Leave the house if nec...

Page 30: ...Annex 1 Door assembly Wood Stove Door The same assembly for an arc wood stove...

Page 31: ...Oven Door...

Page 32: ...icks Stove ceramic glass Tempered glass oven door Spring Handle Stove door Oven door Fans Flat glass fiber rope around glass Round glass fiber rope Ash plug Slotted Brick Washer Call your sales repres...

Page 33: ...on decide to repair or replace any part or unit after inspection and investigation of the defect The manufacturer may at its discretion fully discharge all obligations with respect to this warranty by...

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