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Table of Contents
- 1 Stove Installation
- 2 Flue Connections
- 3 Minimum Clearance to Combustible Materials
- 4 Unpacking the Stove
- 5 Stove Assembly
- 6 Stove Components
- 7 All Other Models
- 8 Chimney Fires
- 9 Chimney Cleaning
- 10 Stove Cleaning
- 11 Glass and Gasket Replacement
- 12 Door Seals
- 13 Air Controls
- 14 Lighting Procedures
- 15 Recommended Fuels
- 16 Important Note
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For the warmest of welcomes
OWNERS MANUAL
A comprehensive guide to the installation, assembly, operation
and maintenance for all Villager woodburning stoves
'A' RANGE
'B' RANGE
'C' RANGE
FLATMATE
KITCHENER
and all Villager Multi-Fuel Stoves
ELITE RANGE
BERKLEY RANGE
BAYSWATER RANGE
CHELSEA SOLO/DUO
approved
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Table of Contents
Summary of Contents for Villager A Series
- Page 1 For the warmest of welcomes OWNERS MANUAL A comprehensive guide to the installation, assembly, operation and maintenance for all Villager woodburning stoves ‘A’ RANGE ‘B’ RANGE ‘C’ RANGE FLATMATE KITCHENER and all Villager Multi-Fuel Stoves ELITE RANGE BERKLEY RANGE BAYSWATER RANGE...
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Page 2: Stove Installation
Pages 10, to 12 advice from your qualified heating engineer, your Villager dealer, or by calling out technical SECTION 4 helpline on 0844 8475107 Operating the Stove Pages 13, to 16... - Page 3 The stove must stand on a non combustible Your Villager stove is not suitable for connection to a hearth which is suitably insulated from any shared chimney, it will not draw properly. combustible materials...
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Page 4: Flue Connections
SECTION 1 Slow burning for log periods is envisaged. The Specification for the hearth and the stove damper kits are available for both 125mm(5”) and location 150mm(6”) diameter flues. Please refer to the table below for a guideline weight It should be noted that in some cases of high flue of each appliance, it is essential that the stove is only draught–... -
Page 5: Minimum Clearance To Combustible Materials
SECTION 1 The clearance around the stove to any non- Nominal heat output rating combustible materials should be 75mm either side, BS EN 13240:2001 150mm above and 25mm from the rear wall. These are the ideal recommended measurements, however if in doubt of the integrity of any of the The following space heating outputs were surfaces (i.e. -
Page 6: Unpacking The Stove
PLEASE NOTE: No stoves are supplied with a flue damper as standard but one can be purchased from you Villager dealer. To fit a damper, 2 holes need to be drilled in our existing flue collar, but for the Chelsea range this needs to be fitted into the flue Berkley range only pipe. - Page 7 SECTION 2 In the KITCHENER - All the floor bricks, Nos. 2, 4, 7 Assembly Instructions for ‘AH’, ‘AL’ and & 8 should be placed to the front of the stove so ‘A’ Flat models that the back wall bricks, Nos. 9, 10, 11 & 12 can be positioned and lifted up behind the retaining brackets.
- Page 8 SECTION 2 the rocker arm is swung into its highest position. Lower the grate on to the grate bar supports, making Woodburning Stoves sure all the riddle bars engage with the rocker arm. This is most important as the riddle will not otherwise work.
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Page 9: All Other Models
SECTION 2 Check components and seals All Other Models Make sure all components are The steel baffle plate has angle iron welded to one correctly in place, the flue is edge, or a preformed bend. This sits on the rear secure and all joints are sealed bricks, allowing the baffle to lay forward at an angle effectively. -
Page 10: Chimney Fires
To help you enjoy the full benefits of your Villager which then catch fire - often as the result of running stove for many years to come, we strongly the stove harder than normal. -
Page 11: Chimney Cleaning
BS 6539 the baffle plate taking care that none of the bricks should be used. The Villager spark guard, available have fallen over during the cleaning operation. Some from your dealer, meets this requirement. -
Page 12: Stove Cleaning
You will also need to replace the gasket. Both are available from your Villager dealer or direct from our factory. When the fire is cold lift each door up off their hinges and lay them face down on a sheet of cardboard or similar, do not use paper as this is too thin and the weight of the door may mark the surface below. -
Page 13: Air Controls
SECTION 4 SECTION 4 Operating the Stove Air controls The Controls and their function Primary air controls: These are kept fully open when lighting the stove, to Lighting procedures boost combustion when adding fresh fuel, or to The efficient use of fuel increase the burn rate of the fire bed. -
Page 14: Lighting Procedures
SECTION 4 All these appliance are classed as „Intermittent Air controls for Berkley Stove burning‟ and will need refuelling at regular intervals to maintain the nominal heat output, typically every hour when burning wood or every 2-3 hours when solid fuel is burned. If you are burning solid fuel, the primary vents, in conjunction with the secondary vents, should be adjusted to give the desired burn rate... -
Page 15: Recommended Fuels
Ash must not be allowed to build up to touch the Important note: grate, as this will cause overheating of the grate and CE & HETAS® approval for Villager stoves listed is shorten its life. dependant on certain fuels being used. Of those... - Page 16 SECTION 4 can also be achieved burning the fuel listed below. Shutting down the stove for extended Burning will not invalidate your „Villager Fireguard periods Guarantee’. To prevent condensation and possible corrosion when the stove is not going to be used for some Other suitable fuels time, e.g.
- Page 17 The fully detailed guarantee is included at the back of the booklet. In the unlikely event of a problem developing with your Villager stove, please contact the dealer from whom you purchased the stove. Please keep this manual for future reference.
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Page 18: Important Note
Labour costs The whole of the Villager. „Fireguard‟ excluded. guarantee is invalid if any part of the stove assembly, installation or operation does... - Page 19 Arada Ltd has a policy of continuous product development and therefore PLEASE NOTE - we reserve the right to amend the specification without prior notice. Due to printing cycles, items or options may be described before they are generally available or after they have ceased, so please check with your retailer or dealer.
- Page 20 For the warmest of welcomes Arada Ltd The Fireworks Millway Industrial Estate, Axminster Devon EX13 5HU Telephone: 01297 35596 Fax: 01297 35900 Web: www.villager.co.uk Email: info@arada.uk.com Copyright Arada Ltd , trading as Villager Stoves Rev 04 26-11-10 01/09 4k...