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Icarus 5
READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS AND ENSURE YOU FULLY
UNDERSTAND THEM BEFORE USING THE STOVE
Conforming to BSEN SIA 13240 2CO1 +A2
ECO Ready l DEFRA approved l A Rated
THESE INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE LEFT WITH THE USER
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
Issue 1 November 2019
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- Page 1 Installation Instructions & User Manual Icarus 5 READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS AND ENSURE YOU FULLY UNDERSTAND THEM BEFORE USING THE STOVE Conforming to BSEN SIA 13240 2CO1 +A2 ECO Ready l DEFRA approved l A Rated THESE INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE LEFT WITH THE USER...
- Page 2 The stove is to be operated in accordance with these operating instructions and with wood or wood-based fire logs only. It is approved for intermittent operation within smoke control areas. DO NOT CARRY OUT ANY WORK OR MAINTAINANACE ON THE STOVE WHEN IT IS BURNING OR WHEN IT IS STILL HOT GUARANTEE CONDITIONS The 3 year Guarantee applies to the main steel body of the stove and...
- Page 3 Stove Specifications – Output and Efficiency Maximum Efficiency 78.3% Average Efficiency 77.7% Nominal KW output: 5 KW Wood Logs Results, 40 minute refuels Parameter Mean Total efficiency 77.7% Nominal heat 5.0kW output Mean CO 0.09% emission (at 13% O2) Mean flue gas 272°C temperature Flue gas mass...
- Page 4 225mm in front, 150mm to the sides. Installation The ICARUS 5 stove is a radiant and convection stove. To ensure good heat transfer into the room if the stove is fitted into a recess, and not free standing, it is recommended a clearance of 100mm from the sides of the stove and 50mm for the rear be maintained to allow a good flow of air.
- Page 5 If a wooden beam is to be fitted, the distance from the rear of the beam to the flue MUST BE 3 times the diameter of the flue eg 380mm if using a 125mm flue pipe. If non-combustible material is placed between the flue and the rear of the beam this should be at least 100mm thick.
- Page 6 An open chimney sucks all the warm air from your room once every hour, every hour of the day, this is replaced by cold air creeping around windows and doors, chilling your entire house. The Icarus 5 has been designed to be easily room sealed which means the air for combustion is drawn directly from outside, therefore more of the heat generated by your stove will stay in your home.
- Page 7 The ducting attaches to the bottom rear of the stove using the spigot supplied in the kits as illustrated below. Fitted upper restrictor plate This plate reduces the door aperture a little to help prevent possible spillage of smoke when refuelling. If your flue is unaffected by down draughts and has a strong pull you may wish to remove it.
- Page 8 Fitted lower restrictor plate The lower restrictor plate provides an extended lip on the front of combustion chamber to prevent ash or dust from falling out of the stove. It is possible to remove it by first taking out the two top boards. You can then tilt the rear board forwards and remove it.
- Page 9 1 hour, so a small test run may not achieve this. For ease of operation there is only one control on the Icarus 5. This is the knob under the door at the front of the stove – this operates the primary, secondary and tertiary air flow.
- Page 10 3. Light the firelighters and close the door until the notch in the end of the latch is engaged with the pin on the body of the stove. This will hold the door open ajar and allow the correct air flow for the first part of the lighting process.
- Page 11 smother the fuel – this will soot up the stove and flue liner, and is bad for the environment. Load times will vary depending on the type of wood, its moisture content, and the amount of wood you load each time. Never overload the stove.
- Page 12 The Icarus 5 is lined with vermiculite boarding which has a high resistance to heat, but if logs are thrown into the stove rather than placed, the board be cracked. It is very important to replace any broken linings as it will have an effect on the stove body temperature which may cause damage.
- Page 13 Ash Removal Wood burns best on a bed of ash, so, except when the stove is new, always leave approximately 20mm of ash in the bottom of the stove. Empty your ash when it is about 40mm deep, leaving the bed of 20mm.
- Page 14 Maintenance and Safety · DO NOT run the stove with broken glass or if the rope seal on the door is damaged. This will cause the stove to over-burn and may damage the stove and/or cause a chimney fire. · ·...
- Page 15 Maintenance and Spare Parts Key to Components Door rope seal Glass rope seal Glass securing bracket Glass securing screws Glass R/H 25mm fireboard top (6a L/H) R/H 25mm fireboard bottom (7a L/H) R/H 25mm fireboard bottom (8a L/H) R/H 25mm fireboard top (9a L/H) Lower restrictor plate 25mm fireboard base...
- Page 16 Customer & Installation Notes Date of Installation: Installer Name & contact details Chimney Swept By: Date Notes: Made in the UK Burley Appliances Limited Further information can be found at: burley.co.uk/category/wood-burning-stoves/ Lands’ End Way sales@burley.co.uk Oakham Email: Rutland Phone: 01572 756956...
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