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CONTENTS 

 

CHARACTERISTICS .............................................. ERREUR ! SIGNET NON DEFINI. 

WARNING ........................................................................................................................ 5 

APPLIANCE PARTS ....................................................................................................... 6 

STOVE LOCATION ........................................................................................................ 8 

CHIMNEYS....................................................................................................................... 9 

CONNECTION TO THE CHIMNEY .......................................................................... 10 

OIL CONNECTION ....................................................................................................... 11 

STARTING ...................................................................................................................... 12 

CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENTS (BY A TECHNICIAN) ....................................... 13 

FANS AND THERMODISC .......................................................................................... 14 

PREVENTIVE MEASURES AND MAINTENANCE ................................................ 15 

LIMITED LIFE WARRANTY ..................................................................................... 16 

 

READ  CAREFULLY  THIS  MANUAL  AND  KEEP  IT  FOR  FURTHER 
REFERENCES. 

 

INSTALLATION  OF  THIS  APPLIANCE  MUST  BE  DONE  BY  A 
QUALIFIED 

AND 

CERTIFIED 

TECHNICIAN 

AND 

IN 

CONFORMITY 

WITH 

THE 

OWNER'S 

MANUAL 

GUIDE 

PROVIDED WITH THIS APPLIANCE. THE INSTALLATION MUST 
BE 

IN 

ACCORDANCE 

WITH 

LOCAL 

AND 

NATIONAL 

APPLICABLE REGULATIONS AND THE APPLICABLE BUILDING 
CODE . 

 
 

WARNING !   NEVER MODIFY THIS APPLIANCE ! 

 

Summary of Contents for JUNIOR 8" Oil1

Page 1: ...l Argon Qu bec Qu bec G2N 2C9 Phone 418 849 8095 Fax 418 849 0077 www jaroby com OWNER S MANUAL JUNIOR OIL STOVE September 4th 2007 Review JUNIOR OIL STOVE Certified and tested according to CAN CSA 14...

Page 2: ...NTIVE MEASURES AND MAINTENANCE 15 LIMITED LIFE WARRANTY 16 READ CAREFULLY THIS MANUAL AND KEEP IT FOR FURTHER REFERENCES INSTALLATION OF THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE DONE BY A QUALIFIED AND CERTIFIED TECHNI...

Page 3: ...th fans 31 300 30 700 Diameter of the conduit of exhaust 5 127 mm Installation with a type L chimney No JUNIOR 10 Oil 1 Oil 2 Minimum consumption cc min l h 6 8 0 41 9 4 0 56 Maximum consumption cc mi...

Page 4: ...4 CLEARANCES Junior 8 and Junior 10 Floor Combustible Lateral wall left or right 8 203 mm Opposite wall 36 914 mm Back wall 10 254 mm Front 36 914 mm Above 36 914 mm Simple wall conduit 9 229 mm...

Page 5: ...in a mobile house The existing chimney should be well inspected before any installation In doubt consult a specialist Minimum clearances found in this manual must be observed Be sure to have a suffic...

Page 6: ...6 APPLIANCE PARTS Figure 1...

Page 7: ...BUTTON Regulates oil flow from 0 stop to 6 maximum B OIL EXIT Takes oil from the carburetor to the burner C OIL SUPPLY CONDUCT Takes oil from the tank to the carburetor D ON OFF SWITCH Lifted up Stop...

Page 8: ...acilitate the heating of the whole house This place should be well ventilated and easy of access Connection to chimney should be easy Chimney flue should not pass through a dividing wall The length of...

Page 9: ...ce mostly when lighting In some cases you will have to wait up to a few hours for the draught to be stable and for the appliance to normally function This oil stove does not require an important draug...

Page 10: ...opriate dimensions and in a good condition of operation Chimney section that overhangs the roof should be of a sufficient length Connection will be done following the manufacturer s instructions and w...

Page 11: ...a hole at its bottom The oil tank must be higher than the carburetor in order to get a gravity oil supply A Filling cap B Oil gauge C Oil tank must be well fixed to avoid any moving or falling D Suppo...

Page 12: ...outside temperature is calm the draught regulator must be closed up to the opening limit To be done by a technician To turn off the appliance put back the control button to the position 0 If the appli...

Page 13: ...ew should be adjusted using a screwdriver turning a quarter of turn each time see figure 1 no F Always wait at least 5 minutes before conclusion ADJUSTING THE MAXIMUM FLOW Place control button to 6 an...

Page 14: ...14 FANS AND THERMODISC Figure 5 FANS THERMODISC 1 Place 4 screws at the grill extremities 4 Fix the thermodisc box 2 Screw the grill onto the fans with 2 screws 3 Fix it onto the back of the stove...

Page 15: ...he burner must be deeply cleaned see figure 1 no E Make sure every burner opening is clear Do not use fabrics that leaves shreds on the surfaces it could obstruct the openings J A Roby Inc recommends...

Page 16: ...ansportation charges The 2nd year J A ROBY Inc assume 50 of repairs according to the above conditions The 3rd year J A ROBY Inc assume 45 of repairs according to the above conditions The 4th year J A...

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