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Even if this nuisance is temporary, open the windows and the 
doors in order to ensure a good ventilation. This special paint 
is conceived to tolerate temperatures until 1200°F (650°C). 

Keep a fire 

To add firewood into the stove and keep a fire: 

1)  Turn the handle to horizontal position and wait a few second 

to let the fire adjusting to the new conditions. 

2)  Open  the  door  handle  to  the  first  position  and  wait  a  few 

second to balance pressure to avoid fume to  escape from 
stove. 

3)  Turn  the  handle  completely  and  leave  the  door  half  open 

and leave the time so that the fire can adjust. 

4)  Open the door widely.  
5)  Move  embers  with  poker  near  the  door  to  oxygen  it  and 

make it burned completely. 

5)  Add  firewood  over  the  ember,  keeping  it  away  from  the 

glass door to prevent the flame from touching the ceramic 
glass.

 ATTENTION:  

DO  NOT  CHARGE  THE  STOVE  OVER  THE  HEIGHT  OF 
THE BRICKS. 

DO  NOT  BUILD  A  FIRE  TOO  CLOSE  TO  THE  DOOR 
GLASS. 

YOUR APPLIANCE IS CONCEIVED FOR BURNING CORD 
WOOD.  ANY  OTHER  KIND  OF  WOOD  IS  NOT 
RECOMMENDED. 

7)  Close the door slightly and let the wood burn. 

8)  Once the fire becomes stable, close and lock the door. 

9)  Adjust the air admission handle to desired setting. 

NEVER  LEAVE  THE  STOVE  UNATTENDED  WHEN  THE 
DOOR  IS  SIGHTLY  OPEN.  ALWAYS  CLOSE  THE  DOOR 
AFTER  ADDING  A  LOAD.  Keeping  the  door  open  is  not 
advised. When the appliance is heated, sparks may come 
out of the hearth. A fire runaway may be created causing 
the appliance and flue pipes to overheat. 
 

NEVER  USE  ANY  INFLAMABLE  LIQUID  TO  REVIVE  THE 
FIRE. 

Fans Controls 

When it’s on, the fan goes off at the temperature of ventilation 
box getting higher than 120 Fahrenheit (49 degree Celsius).  

NEVER ROUTE THE ELECTRIC WIRE OF FANS IN FRONT 
OR UNDER APPLIANCE. 

Fuel Selection 

This heater is designed to burn only firewood. Using firewood 
dried  properly  results  in  higher  efficiencies  and  lower 
emissions of pollutant compared with using softwood or fresh 
wood.  

 

Moisture Meter Information 

Firewood is ready to use at 10

25% moisture content.  

Fresh cut logs can have a moisture content of 80% or more, 
depending on species. During the drying process, wood might 
shrink, split, twist or change shape. In general, wood must be 
dried  before  use.  Air  drying,  i.e.  ‘seasoning’  is  the  most 
common method used for cordwood. 

Season  wood  outdoors  through  the  summer  for  at  least  6 
months before burning it. Properly seasoned wood is darker, 
has  cracks  at  the  ends,  and  sounds  hollow  when  smacked 
against another piece of wood. 

In  most  parts  in  the  North  America,  the  minimum  moisture 
content that can be generally obtained in air drying is about 12 
to 15 percent. 

Things not to burn  

"Never  use  gasoline,  gasoline-type  lantern  fuel,  kerosene, 
charcoal lighter fluid, or similar liquids to start or 'freshen up' a 
fire  in  this  heater.    Keep  all  such  liquids  well  away  from  the 
heater while it is in use." 
 

 

Garbage;  

 

Lawn clippings or yard waste;  

 

Materials containing rubber, including tires;  

 

Materials containing plastic;  

 

Waste  containing  petroleum  products,  paints  or  paint 
thinners, or asphalt products;  

 

Materials containing asbestos; 

 

Construction or demolition debris;  

 

Railroad ties or pressure-treated wood; 

 

Manure or animal remains; 

 

Salt  water  driftwood  or  other  previously  salt  water 
saturated materials; 

 

Unseasoned wood;  

 

Paper products, cardboard, plywood, or particleboard.  

The  prohibition  against  burning  these  materials  does  not 
prohibit  the  use  of  fire  starters  made  from  paper,  cardboard, 
saw  dust,  wax  and  similar  substances  for  the  purpose  of 
starting  a  fire  in  an  affected  wood  heater.  Burning  these 
materials  may  result  in  release  of  toxic  fumes  or  render  the 
heater ineffective and cause smoke. 

 

Wood storage 

The cordwood must be stored in a dry place, away from rain 
and snow. 

It should not be stored under the stove or too close to it. 

If any wood is stored next to the stove, you must respect the 
minimum clearances to avoid self-ignition. 

-  10 inches (25.4 cm) rear 
-  20 inches (50.8 cm) side 
-  48 inches (122 cm) loading door 

 

Draft 

Draft  is  the  force  which  moves  air  from  the  appliance  up 
through  the  chimney.  The  amount  of  draft  in  your  chimney 
depends  on  its  length,  local  geography,  nearby  obstructions 
and  other  factors.  Too  much  draft  may  cause  excessive 
temperatures in the appliance and may damage the appliance.  

An  uncontrollable  burn  or  excessive  temperature  indicates 
excessive draft. 

Insufficient draft will cause the appliance to leak smoke into the 
room through appliance and chimney connector joints. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for ULTIMATE TOR 2015

Page 1: ...LOCAL AUTORITY ABOUT RESTRICTION AND INSTALLATION INSPECTION IN YOUR AREA Instruction Manual 490 rue de l Argon Qu bec CANADA G2N 2C9 T l 418 849 8095 Fax 418 849 0077 www jaroby com Certified and tes...

Page 2: ...stion air source 20 Air Inlet Obstruction 20 Part replacement 21 Steel deflector replacement 21 Front deflector replacement 21 Stainless steel tubes replacement 21 Stainless steel tube Installation 21...

Page 3: ...th 24 inches Fuel Orientation front to rear Fuel Seasoned cord wood A range of BTU outputs based CSA B415 1 Default Efficiency and the burn rates from the low and high CSA B415 1 emission tests using...

Page 4: ...PR_I020 2023 08 11 EN Revision 5 4 Rating plate...

Page 5: ...PR_I020 2023 08 11 EN Revision 5 5 Appliance Dimension...

Page 6: ...Door Opening 16 in x 9 5 in 40 6 cm x 25 4 cm Interior Height 14 1 2 in 36 8 cm Interior Width 19 3 4 in 50 1 cm Interior Depth 15 1 2 in 38 cm Recommended log length 20 in 50 8 cm Chamber combustion...

Page 7: ...follows a In the event of a chimney fire b Evacuate the house immediately c Notify fire department The average of the CO emission carbon monoxide is 68 5 g hr To maintain this rate it s recommended t...

Page 8: ...s at the back for a smoke simple pipe with a heat shield and 20 inches of lateral MINIMUM clearance In case of a single pipe without heat shield you must keep your single smoke pipe 18 inches away fro...

Page 9: ...ove on its back 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 positi...

Page 10: ...t 2 brick A and 1 H 4 Insert brick A on the right and R on the left to finish the installation at the bottom Back firebricks installation 5 Put 4 bricks A and C against the back wall 6 Put the 3 brick...

Page 11: ...ricks 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 rockwool over the bricks can reduce a considerable leakage be...

Page 12: ...the bricks and be sure then the smoke exit way 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 max...

Page 13: ...PR_I020 2023 08 11 EN Revision 5 13 Firebox configuration and part list...

Page 14: ...tallation of this appliance by a certified installer Note This appliance has to be connected to 6 inches 15 24 cm factory build chimney HT UL 103 or CAN ULC S629 compliant or a 6 inches 15 24 cm mason...

Page 15: ...rer indication 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...

Page 16: ...e sealant to make the building airtight Note This is a general chimney installation method Be sure to refer to the manufacturer s manual for more details of installation of your chimney 1 Determine th...

Page 17: ...method 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...

Page 18: ...installed in accordance with the applicable local laws or the CAN CSA B365 Follow the chimney manufacturer s instructions to install the chimney Always pass chimney between joists If you have to cut a...

Page 19: ...arpenter 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 contac...

Page 20: ...e recommend you 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 APP...

Page 21: ...flector 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 rockwool and half round steel plates Follow the instruc...

Page 22: ...PR_I020 2023 08 11 EN Revision 5 22 Tube support installation Put the support over the tube and fix it at the top of the combustion chamber with the screws as shown...

Page 23: ...tning fire After installing correctly the stove following the installation instruction of the manufacturer you are ready to light it 1 Turn the admission handle in horizontal position to set the prima...

Page 24: ...process wood might shrink split twist or change shape In general wood must be dried before use Air drying i e seasoning is the most common method used for cordwood Season wood outdoors through the sum...

Page 25: ...ey flue of a slow burning 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 creosot...

Page 26: ...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 and break the glass D...

Page 27: ...ithout giving 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 t...

Page 28: ...PR_I020 2023 08 11 EN Revision 5 28 Annex 1 Door assembly Square Door Arc Door...

Page 29: ...PR_I020 2023 08 11 EN Revision 5 29 Annex 2 Circuit diagram of fan Snap Disc Box parts description...

Page 30: ...can be replaced 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 T...

Page 31: ...nd through the access opening Take care of putting the bolt s screwing part oriented downward Fastened the fan to the stove with the 4 lock washers D and the 4 nuts E provided with the fan kit as show...

Page 32: ...location in the adjacent picture Put them inside the fan housing by passing the hand through the access opening Put the second blower in the opposite orientation compared to the first blower Screw the...

Page 33: ...t after inspection and investigation of the defect The manufacturer may at its discretion fully discharge all obligations with respect to this warranty by refunding to the original warranted purchaser...

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