J. A. Roby MAGNUM, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...ested according to CAN ULC S627 00 UL 1482 2011 CAN CSA STD B415 1 10 Instruction Manual 490 rue de l Argon Qu bec CANADA G2N 2C9 T l 418 849 8095 Fax 418 849 0077 www jaroby com MAGNUM PLEASE READ CA...

Page 2: ...al Installation 17 External combustion air source 18 Air Inlet Obstruction 18 Stainless steel deflector replacement 19 Front deflector replacement 19 Stainless steel tubes replacement 19 Stainless ste...

Page 3: ...y chimney of 6 inch diameter 15 24cm with qualified internal lining Warning N B PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE LOCAL CODES AND REGULATIONS MIGHT BE MORE SPECIFIC THAN THIS MANUAL YOU CAN CONSULT A PROFESSIO...

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

Page 5: ...95 cm Door Opening 16 in x 9 5 in 40 6 cm x 25 4 cm 16 in x 9 5 in 40 6 cm x 25 4 cm Interior Height 15 in 38 cm 15 in 38 cm Interior Width 20 in 50 8 cm 20 in 50 8 cm Interior Depth 25 in 64 cm 25 i...

Page 6: ...ensions The following dimensions are the minimums values and they can be greater Canada 44 113 73 cm 53 136 53 cm 3 8 in thickness 1 cm United States 44 113 73 cm 51 131 44 cm 3 8 in thickness 1 cm UN...

Page 7: ...inches of lateral MINIMUM clearance In case of a single pipe without heat shield you must keep your stove 18 inches away from all combustible material so that the MINIMUM clearance at the back of the...

Page 8: ...carefully not to damage the paint 4 Loosen the nut 2 without removing it completely 5 Install the legs 1 as illustrated below Attention Make sure the legs are in place correctly positioned and in con...

Page 9: ...e pilot 4 Insert brick A on the right and B on the left to finish the installation at the bottom Back firebricks installation 5 Put 4 bricks A against the back wall 6 Put the 3 brick screws in the hol...

Page 10: ...5 pipes from the back of the combustion chamber These bricks keep a maximum heat inside the combustion chamber to help the air supply from the pipes burn the entire gas coming out from wood The rockw...

Page 11: ...is not obstructed 4 Put two half metal discs over the rockwool near the rear deflector already in place Be sure to put it under the rear deflector to maximise the clearance between rockwool and the re...

Page 12: ...t or a 6 inch 15 24 cm masonry chimney with a homologated sleeve inside 4 Install the chimney following the manufacturer instruction 5 Place the stove directly on the floor aligned vertically with the...

Page 13: ...cation ALL SECTION AND ELBOW MUST BE CLEAN AND IN GOOD CONDITION AND MUST BE APPROVED FOR WOOD BURNING 1 Chimney connector assembly installation Make a summary installation of all sections and elbows...

Page 14: ...ual 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 strengthen th...

Page 15: ...has to be safe to prevent fire Refer to your local authority to get the latest information To install the stove in an abandoned masonry the chimney must have a certified metallic sleeve cover inside u...

Page 16: ...alled in accordance with the applicable local laws or the CAN CSA B365 NFPA211 USA norms Follow the chimney manufacturer s instructions to install the chimney Always pass chimney between joists If you...

Page 17: ...carpenter or a certified installer Always frame around chimney Keep minimal clearances indicated in your chimney manual Do not fill the gap between the framing and the chimney Nothing must be in cont...

Page 18: ...to open slightly a window of the room where the stove is situated in order to avoid a negative air pressure when an appliance mentioned above is working WARNING DO NOT INSTALL THIS APPLIANCE IN MOBIL...

Page 19: ...ont deflector 1 Remove all the screws of the front deflector and take it out 2 Install the new deflector and screw it in place Pay attention to put all screw 3 Install previously disassembled tubes ro...

Page 20: ...nto the other side 3 Push completely the notched end and insert the cotter pin into the last hole at the other side 4 Split the cutter pin to lock it 5 Install the next tube To remove tubes do steps i...

Page 21: ...CHARGE THE STOVE MORE THAN THE UPPER BRICK ROW You can control the combustion by turning up or down the handle The wood will burn more rapidly when more primary air is set Otherwise the wood burn mor...

Page 22: ...Fans Controls On the Snap Disc box an automatic fan controller there is a switch to turn it on and off When it s on the fan goes off at the temperature of ventilation box getting higher than 120 Fahr...

Page 23: ...ng fire As a result creosote residue accumulates on the flue lining Creosote can take several forms such as tarry liquid black soot or crystals When it catches fire this creosote produces an extreme h...

Page 24: ...or glass J A Roby Inc recommends using products for this purpose or an oven cleaner only for glass part Avoid cleaning hot glass and cleaning with abrasive Cleaning hot glass can cause a thermal shock...

Page 25: ...ving any tension Verify the length of rope 5 Cut it inches over the require length and repeat step 1 and 2 Glass fiber rope installation 1 Put a high temperature sealant in the clean groove to glue th...

Page 26: ...Appendix 1 Door assembly Square Door Arc Door...

Page 27: ...Appendix 2 Circuit diagram of fan Snap Disc Box parts description...

Page 28: ...Bricks Stove ceramic glass arc Stove ceramic glass rectangular Spring Handle Stove Door with handle Fans Flat fiberglass rope around glass Round fiberglass rope Slotted Brick Washer To ordered parts...

Page 29: ...s discretion 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 w...