Lamppa KUUMA 100, Owners & Installation Manual

Page 1: ...UTION Lamppa Manufacturing Inc READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION CAREFULLY BEFORE STARTING THE INSTALLATION FOLLOW ALL STATE AND LOCAL CODES AND ORDINANCES BOX 422 TOWER MN 55790 USA...

Page 2: ...Chamber Rear View 12 Mounting Controls 13 Wiring Schematic 14 Draft Measurement and Stove Pipe Connections 15 Normal Automatic Operations 16 Dos and Don ts of Operation 17 Basic Firing Instructions 18...

Page 3: ...f of purchase Any repairs or replace ment of components shall have a prior agreement between the customer and the manufacturer before any such action is undertaken Dimensions 51 5 H x 27 W x 52 25 D F...

Page 4: ...t control field con trol 6 RC BT as described and illustrated on page 7 and 9 also see figures 9 10 11 7 WE SUGGEST THAT A LICENSED ELEC TRICIAN BE HIRED TO DO ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS See wiri...

Page 5: ...Association 60 Batterymarch Street Boston Massachusetts 02110 For equipment of this type National Fire Protection Agency NFPA Standard No 90B specifies the minimum standard clearances to combustible s...

Page 6: ...RIC POWER FAILURE BOX 422 TOWER MN 55790 USA Tel 218 753 2330 www lamppakuuma com 6 HOT C O L D R E T U R N H O T H O T C O L D CHECK FLAP STOP STOP TWO SPEED SWITCHES 500 1500 CFM ON DEMAND CHECK FLA...

Page 7: ...allation and Figure 6 of Masonry Chimney note roof clearance in ac cordance with NFPA 211 COMMON CHIMNEY PROBLEMS In order to have a proper operating Solid Fuel Heat System the chimney must be capable...

Page 8: ...use an obstruction to draft as well as a place for debris to collect 7 Elbow Restrictions The flue pipe is connected to the chimney with too many elbows reducing the draft the chimney can provide Use...

Page 9: ...approximate 45 degree adj elbows for angled connections NO HORIZONTAL PIPING INSTALLATION Barometric Draft Control field 6 RC BT provided with your model 100 Vapor Fire Furnace A draft reg ulator is...

Page 10: ...ary to disassemble unit down to the main frame in order to move into older homes without damage to the Model 100 shell or electronics If this must be done please refer to the following assembly steps...

Page 11: ...e side panel holes and secure with metal screws the holes are on each end of the channel Do the same with the top channel and secure tightly Now slide the blower assembly housing towards the back of t...

Page 12: ...eel removable secondary air tubes are located on the right and left sides of the door frame inside the fire chamber They actually pro vide the fourth level of combustion air to complete the burn proce...

Page 13: ...wiring to fans in fan enclosure as shown in Figure 23 K Run incoming conduit to transformer junction box and connect to a separate circuit breaker panel Use a 15 amp AWG copper wire to the fur nace Gr...

Page 14: ...IDE COVER JUNCTION BOX 4 X 4 X 2 4 X 4 X 2 BOX INDICATES WIRE NUT DOTTED WIRING BY OTHERS BLUE TO RED FOR LOW SPEED RED TO BLACK FOR HIGH SPEED 2 X 4 X 2 BLACK YELLOW BLUE RED WHITE WT OUTSIDE COVER W...

Page 15: ...and adjustable elbows 2 Angle your stove pipes upward towards the chimney smoke exit hole 3 Install barometric damper provided Set to 03 to 06 WC 4 Avoid using 90 degree pipe bends unless it s one 90...

Page 16: ...ucts and registers The display screen is furnished on the electric control to provide the following A The letters O and P will blink on and off and the beeper beeps intermittently when there is an ope...

Page 17: ...Unit Rake hot coals to the FRONT as shown DO NOT BLOCK PRIMARY AIR OPENINGS Keep coals approximately 1 from front air inlets HOT COALS ASHES HOT COALS ASH PAN RAKE A I R P R I M A R Y Figure 30 Perio...

Page 18: ...en finished STARTING A COLD FURNACE NO HOT COALS A Open fire door B Scrape entire fire chamber ashes through open grate into ash pan using side paddle on ash scraper provided C Preheat fire chamber wi...

Page 19: ...g the combustion process It consists of a number of elements which condense and bake layer upon layer in the chimney flue Highly combustible in its solid and semi liquid state creosote is present in t...

Page 20: ...Yellow Birch 3000 26 000 000 185 Red Oak 3250 27 000 000 195 White Oak 3750 27 700 000 200 Hard Maple 3000 29 000 000 200 Hickory 3500 30 500 000 215 USEFUL FACTS No 2 Fuel Oil 140 000 BTU gallon Nat...

Page 21: ...R OVER THE COLD AIR RETURNS IN YOUR HOME C The cold air return of your forced air upflow fur nace is inadequate It may be necessary to in crease its capacity D If you don t seem to get enough air circ...

Page 22: ...control B Soot and creosote buildup in heat exchanger or chimney Clean if necessary C Chimney too low Increase chimney height D Obstruction in chimney Check for obstruction such as loose mortar bird n...

Page 23: ...t we call the pilot burn and will continue like this until the fire chamber cools down and then the control again takes over and will adjust the shutter opening based on the fire chamber tem perature...

Page 24: ...ws or a short chimney do not in stall the heat exchanger baffles you could get a draft reversal Smoke backing up or the smell of smoke would indicate a poor draft If questionable have your draft check...

Page 25: ...prohibit the use of fire starters made from paper cardboard sawdust wax and similar substances for the purpose of starting a fire in an affected wood heater Be absolutely sure to install both UL appr...

Page 26: ...by Intertek a certified lab each burn level was less than 15 pounds of emissions per million Btu s with an overall average of 0 093 This not only satisfies the EPA requirement from 2015 2020 of 93 po...

Page 27: ...d operate the furnace according to the owner s manual 3 Use seasoned firewood approximately one year dried under cover 15 30 3 Install both carbon monoxide CO and smoke detector alarms 3 Always rememb...