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VOLCAN B12 SERIES
Vesuve
Trident
Laguna
Taal
Kilauea
Fogo
Especially Designed for
fireplace hearth
ETHANOL FIREPLACES
Certified as per ULC/ORD C627.1-2008
UL Subject 1370-2010
st
Revised June 1
, 2013
490, rue de l'Argon
Québec (Québec) G2N 2C9
Téléphone.: 418-849-8095
Fax : 418-849-0077
www.jaroby.com
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- Page 1 VOLCAN B12 SERIES Vesuve Trident Laguna Taal Kilauea Fogo Especially Designed for fireplace hearth ETHANOL FIREPLACES Certified as per ULC/ORD C627.1-2008 UL Subject 1370-2010 Revised June 1 , 2013 490, rue de l'Argon Québec (Québec) G2N 2C9 Téléphone.: 418-849-8095 Fax : 418-849-0077 www.jaroby.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS..................2 CHARACTERISTICS ..................2 FIREPLACE LOCATION .................. 3 WARNING ......................3 INSTALLATION ON WALL ................6 SECURING THE INSTALLATION ..............7 LOCATION OF APPLIANCE ................8 BEFORE FUELING AND IGNITING ............... 12 BURNER INSTALLATION................13 REFILL...................... -
Page 3: Fireplace Location
CLEARANCES Floor Trident and Laguna : 12'' (304.8mm) Fogo, Vesuve and Kilauea : Combustible Lateral wall (left or right) (See P.7 Fig. 2) 12'' (304.8 mm) Opposite wall (See P.8 Fig. 4) 36'' (914.4 mm) Rear wall 0'' (0 mm) Air circulation (See P.9 Fig.6) 1'' (25.4 mm) Appliance Front... - Page 4 WARNING Never use other liquid than ethanol. Failing this can cause material damages, injuries, fire, explosions or even death. Minimum clearances must be observed. Risk of Indoor Air Pollution – Use unvented decorative appliance only in well ventilated areas.
- Page 5 WARNING Risk of explosion - Never use any fuel other than the fuels specifically identified for use in the unvented decorative appliance. Never use gasoline. - Never store or transport the fuel in other than a metal or plastic container that is: A) Acceptable for use with the specific fuel, B) Non red in color,...
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Page 6: Installation On Wall
INSTALLATION ON WALL A detailed explanation is provided for each model to p.16 à 22 Drawings for illustrations purpose only Figure 1 To install, follow step 1, 2, 3. 1- Insert the wall anchors in the locations designed for it. 2 - Secure screws in the anchors and keep 5/16 inch between the head of each screw and the anchor. -
Page 7: Securing The Installation
SECURING THE INSTALLATION MODEL #1: Trident, Laguna, Vésuve et Fogo Secure the installation by fixing two included screws in the places shown in the picture according to your fireplace model. Tighten the screw through the 0.187 inch diameter hole to secure the installation (Screw #10 x 1.5 inches long) MODEL #2: Kilauea Tighten the 4 retaining... -
Page 8: Location Of Appliance
LOCATION OF APPLIANCE Figure 2 Illustrated model: Trident Idem for Laguna and Fogo fireplace. From the top of the burner Figure3 Illustrated model: Kilauea From the top of the burner... - Page 9 Figure 4 Illustrated model: Kilauea Idem for Laguna, Fogo, Trident Vesuve fireplace. From the top of the burner Figure 5 Illustrated model: Vesuve From the top of the burner...
- Page 10 Figure 6 The Trident, Laguna, Fogo and Vésuve fireplace are designed to leave a ventilation space between the rear wall and the fireplace to let the air flow easily. Never block this ventilation space. Laguna Vésuve Trident Fogo...
- Page 11 Installation of the window Locate both lock brackets inside the home. (See detail A). 2- Insert the window in is slot. 3- Apply pressure on the locks with your fingers and press them to the window.
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Page 12: Before Fueling And Igniting
BEFORE FUELING AND IGNITING SAFETY MEASURES Only use J.A. Roby fuel with this fireplace NEVER USE WATER TO EXTINGUISH FUEL BOX. Use thermal gloves to handle the device. Keep fire extinguishing device (A-B-C type) close to the fireplace. ... -
Page 13: Burner Installation
BURNER INSTALLATION 1. Remove the window 2. Insert the backflow protection tray in the fireplace, and then insert the burner into the tray. Orient by pulling up. the burner so that the groove of the burner is directed towards the rear of the home. (For the Kilauea the orientation of the burner is not required.) 3. -
Page 14: Refill
REFILL Always position the burner so that the flames move towards the back of the fireplace, never to the glass. Pour the ethanol CAREFULLY NEVER pour fuel into a burning flame or hot burner. ALWAYS wait a minimum of 15 minutes to let the burner cool down before refilling. -
Page 15: Starting Up
1-Let the lid in the open position like the picture 2-Once you have measured liquid ethanol (MAXIMUM CAPACITY 1100 ml), use the funnel to pour the liquid in the supply hole. Never fill over the bottom of the square hole (see detail C in the picture) ... -
Page 16: Extinguish
EXTINGUISH Never use water to extinguish the fire. If possible, let the fuel burn out completely as this will prevent the alcohol left in the burner to create a deflagration when re-igniting. To extinguish the fire before the fuel has burned out, simply pull on the handle of the closing lid to fully cover the flame and wait 45 minutes or until the burner is cool before emptying the remaining fuel. -
Page 17: Ethanol Fireplaces Installation Guide
ETHANOL FIREPLACES INSTALLATION GUIDE Volcan B12 – TRIDENT (Check the distance from center to center mounting holes before installation) Mark the starting point Tool required: measuring Draw a 28 inches long see figure A tape, level, pencil, eraser, Horizontal line with the using the pencil and Square #2 tip screwdriver, level from your starting... -
Page 18: Volcan B12 - Vesuve
Volcan B12 – VESUVE (Check the distance from center to center mounting holes before installation) Mark the starting point Tool required: measuring Mark a dot at ½ inch below See figure B in the corner tape, level, pencil, eraser, your starting point. using the pencil and Square tip #2 screwdriver, measuring tape. -
Page 19: Volcan B12 - Laguna
Volcan B12 - LAGUNA (Check the distance from center to center mounting holes before installation) Mark the starting point Tool required: measuring Draw a 36 inches horizontal see figure C tape, level, pencil, eraser, line using the level. using the pencil and Square tip #2 screwdriver, measuring tape. -
Page 20: Volcan B12 - Kilauea
Volcan B12 - KILAUEA Tools required: Reciprocating Mark the starting point Draw a 26 inches horizontal saw, measuring tape, level, line using the level. see figure D pencil, eraser, Square tip #2 using the pencil and measuring tape. screwdriver, 4 screws of 1 ½ inches and 4 anchors Starting from each dot, Starting again from each... -
Page 21: Part To Add With Kilauea Fireplace
PART TO ADD WITH KILAUEA FIREPLACE Add the part on the holding tank. Hook the part on the edge of the backflow retention tray. -
Page 22: Volcan B12- Taal
Volcan B12- TAAL WARNING Note: Taal fireplace can only be installed in the hearth of an operational and existing gas or wood burning fireplace. From the starting point, Tool required: Drill, measuring Measure the bottom of the tape, level, pencil, eraser, draw a inch horizontal hearth. -
Page 23: Volcan B12- Fogo
Volcan B12- FOGO (Check the distance from center to center mounting holes before installation) Tools required: Reciprocating Mark the starting point Next step are to make a hole in saw, measuring tape, level, the wall for the fireplace. Draw See figure G pencil, eraser, Square tip #2 a 36'' inches horizontal line using the pencil and... - Page 24 FIGURE G...
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Page 25: Warranty
Any defect or damage caused by the use of parts other than the J. A. ROBY parts voids this warranty. Any service call related to improper installation is not covered by this warranty. Always use J. A. ROBY ethanol with your appliance or your warranty will be canceled.