NESTOR MARTIN IQ13 Multifuel, Installation & Servicing Instructions Manual

Page 1: ...tructions Nestor Martin IQ13 IN1264 Edition A October 2012 This Manual Must Always be Available to the Stove Operator This manual must be used in conjunction with document IN1173 The Wood and Mutlifuel Chimney and Installation Guide Exempt Smoke Control ...

Page 2: ...ppliances without involving the Local Authority Building Control Department For more details contact HETAS Contact details page 3 Euroheat would suggest only Registered Competent Engineers such as HETAS approved engineers install Euroheat appliances If a competent engineer is not employed to install your appliance building control must to contacted and a building control number is issued Carbon Mo...

Page 3: ...s history will be recorded for reference in the future For the latest versions of manuals technical information accessories and spare parts visit the Euroheat web site Stoves Supplied Through Euroheat Authorized Retailers For England Wales Scotland and Northern Ireland Euroheat Distributors H B S Ltd Unit 2 Court Farm Business Park Bishops Frome Worcestershire WR6 5AY www euroheat co uk info euroh...

Page 4: ...ve must remain clear and unobstructed at all times Consideration must be given to the need for extra ventilation if another heating source needing air is to be operated simultaneously If an extraction fan is proposed to be fitted to a connecting area of the house after the stove has been installed professional advice should be sought from a qualified engineer The user should be advised that the ap...

Page 5: ...ss IQ13 Multifuel 5 4 kW 1 45 hr 83 4 Net 75 9 Gross 3 5 kW 4 hr 78 3 Net 71 2 Gross General Technical Data Model Model Number Weight KG Flue Draught Nominal Flue Gas Mass Flow g s Flue Gas Temperature Down Stream of Flue Spigot Free Air Requirement IQ13 Wood IQ13 108 12pa 4 9 350 0 c 0mm IQ13 Coal IQ13 108 12pa 3 8 210 0mm Free Air Requirement Air requirement equivalent area Building regulations ...

Page 6: ...580 A Height 4 sided 50mm frame 25mm frame 626 576 B Width of body 395 C Depth of body 352 D Height of body 560 D1 Height including flue spigot 600 E Front to heat vent outlet centre 280 F Front to flue outlet centre 220 G Flue diameter internal diameter 125 H Optional heat vent diameter internal diameter 100 I Centre between flue and heat vent 140 J Width with 50mm frame 25mm frame 505 455 ...

Page 7: ... to give a stable base for the stove to be placed on The opening should be measured to ensure that it can accommodate the stove see aperture size on page 5 Ensure that clearances to any combustible materials surrounding the aperture conform to those on page 11 Note There is no remote control option available for the IQ13 If using the fresh air kit option see page 15 We recommend that the frame is ...

Page 8: ...rting lintel is positioned high enough to accommodate the stove s housing to give the required stove position with the extra height necessary if air ducts are to be fitted the fire back surround bricks and lower lintel can be removed If no upper lintel can be observed its condition is doubtful or it is found to be too low a qualified builder should be brought in to install a new lintel This is not...

Page 9: ... in readiness for the stove Insulating block construction Secondary lintel Existing lintel Before infilling the fireplace consideration must be given to the heat generated by all the surfaces of the stove If the face of the chimney breast is to be a smooth wall the heat surrounding the stove facia may be sufficient to crack ordinary plaster especially if it has been applied recently Heat resistant...

Page 10: ...a secondary lintel is to be fitted with only a single thickness of brick to be used as the closure the inner face of the bricks should be faced with insulation material to reduce the temperature of the wall face Rockwool fibreglass or several layers of Glasrock are suitable Insulation Register Plate ...

Page 11: ...ay reach over three hundred degrees Celsius all materials used for constructing the housing must be both non combustible stable at high temperatures and insulate any part of the building which may be affected by heat It should be borne in mind that insulating materials only limit the rate of heat transference from the heated surface to the unheated surface and if the dispersal of heat from the unh...

Page 12: ...the house wall Whilst this may sound daunting the reward will be a vast increase in heating efficiency One solution to the problem is to leave a space between the stove s housing back and the wall and provide ventilation to give an air flow between the two The housing should be constructed with insulating blocks such as Durarock and faced with brick or an insulating board such as Glasroc and for e...

Page 13: ... a steep angle to disperse rain water Sound chimney brick work Stainless steel liner the void around it back filled with an insulating material Flexible to single wall adapter if flexible liner is fitted Flue height 5m or more Level and stable supporting hearth 300mm Solid section of flue pipe Structural lintel Insulation should be fitted around the stove body if there is enough room within the fi...

Page 14: ...he flue spigot This baffle is held in place by two bolts and the baffle MUST be replaced once the flue has been connected There is a small lenth of self adhesive rope supplied with the stove which should be fitted around the outside of the flue spigot to form a seal when the spigot is fitted to the stove It may be already fitted to the flue spigot A physical retention method MUST be used at the fl...

Page 15: ...l never become excessively hot it will become very warm if the stove is kept burning at a high rate For this reason anything attached to the wall will also become very warm This may cause damage to oil paintings and cause accelerated ageing in photographs and we advise you to restrict the pictures you hang on the walls of the stove housing to those which are of limited importance There has been a ...

Page 16: ...upply it has been generating and burning the volatile gasses from the fuel If the air supply is abruptly and completely removed the fire will extinguish but the release of gasses will continue for some time These gasses will be above their ignition temperature and may potentially ignite all at once if they come into contact with air The constant air bleed that the small flap allows will keep some ...

Page 17: ...it through the door To refit the replacement reverse the procedure Removal of the Upper Protection Plate The upper protection plate is held in place by the two side protection plates To remove 1 lift up the plate and then 2 draw it towards the front of the fire box As it is drawn forward 3 pull the front edge downwards so moving it free of the side protection plates It can then be angled within th...

Page 18: ...ng that the lug on the bottom of the grate locates in the riddle arm Removal of the Grate Frame With the baffle plate log guard and side protection plates removed Lift out the two cast iron bottom protection plates from either side of the grate frame The grate frame can then be lifted out of the stove When refitting the cast iron bottom protection plates ensure that the lugs are upwards Removal of...

Page 19: ... of the ash pan door Once these have been removed the bottom of the frame can be pulled forward slightly then the frame lifted up from its two locating lugs from the top of the body of the stove To fit you reverse the procedure Fitting the Fresh Air Kit 1 Remove the blanking plate on the back of the stoves body 2 Remove the 2 screws holding the air vent fins situated left and right of the fins 3 R...

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