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- Page 1 BELFORT MARINE OIL STOVE © INSTALLER INSTRUCTIONS ISSUE 2 @08-02-03 Draught copy needs finishing www.oilstoves.co.uk...
- Page 2 INDEX 1. BEFORE STARTING THE JOB.............. 5 FITTING OPTIONS....................................5 ABOUT THE STOVE....................................5 OPERATING PRINCIPLES.................................. 5 CONTROLS ........................................ 6 2. SAFETY..................6 FUMES ........................................6 FIRE ..........................................6 BURNS......................................... 6 CLEARANCES......................................7 VENTILATION......................................7 3. CHIMNEY ..................7 THE HEIGHT.
- Page 3 MARK OUT AND CUT THE ROOF PLATE............................. 10 FIT DECK FLANGE....................................10 FIT FIRESTOP SPACER..................................10 FIT CEILING PLATE.................................... 10 ABOVE DECK EXTENSION................................11 6. FITTING WET STOVES ..............11 PREAMBLE........................................ 11 EASY ACCESS TO THE BOILER UNIONS........................... 11 EASY ACCESS TO THE DRAIN DOWN VALVE...........................
- Page 4 12. ITEMS NOT COVERED BY WARRANY ........... 16 DOOR GLASS......................................16 LABOUR COSTS....................................16 TRAVELING COSTS..................................... 16 CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS................................... 16 CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE................................16 If you have any difficulties please phone our technical help line on-: 01302 742520 fax 01302 750573 E mail sales@oilstoves.co.uk.
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Page 5: Fitting Options
4. Air is sucked into the pot by the natural action of the negative pressure in the chimney and to allow the There is a 3kW boiler version of the Corner Bubble chimney to work correctly it is essential that you have and there are 4 x 1"... - Page 6 CONTROLS The output of the stove is regulated by the amount of oil allowed to go into it and this function is controlled Take care to make sure that safety and ventilation by the -: issues are adequately addressed. OIL CONTROL VALVE (O.C.V.), which is situated at FUMES the right hand side of the stove, behind the right hand side panel.
- Page 7 Where necessary, we recommend that suitable guards If it is flooded remove the excess oil as per instructions in the faultfinding section. be fitted, to provide adequate protection from the heat generated by the stove. Fireguards must comply The stove must be securely fastened down so that it with BS6539.
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Page 8: Water Contamination
An adequate fuel feed supply can turn into an If the bubble stove is fitted up to the first bulkhead inadequate one when the temperature starts to fall. it will be necessary to fit the isolation valve outside The worst scenario is fuel feed pipe 50-60 feet long in the cabin or saloon of the boat. -
Page 9: Isolation Valves
REMOTE SENSING FIREVALVE It acts as a drip tray to catch any oil spill. • It acts as a spacer to set the stove at a • The fire valve has a capillary tube on the end of which suitable distance from the vertical walls of the is a temperature sensitive phial, run the capillary tube fireplace to allow adequate cooling air to flow with the oil line up to the stove and carefully fit the... - Page 10 The pitching and rolling effects of inland MARK OUT AND CUT THE ROOF PLATE. • water sailing. FIT DECK FLANGE. Etc. • If you are going to use a standard deck flange for 6- There are two angle brackets provided with the stove, inch extensions you will have to cut off the lower which hook over the front lip of the base tray and are extension with a grinder to allow fitting of the fire...
- Page 11 Corner boiler and be fitted at the highest part of the circuit. Bubble is to make the finished job look like a piece of Consult an experienced boat-heating engineer for integrated design.
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Page 12: Water Treatment
other devices that can be used to interfere with the free flow of water. If the stove has been fitted to an existing heating PUMPED SYSTEMS system, make sure that the system is adequately designed and complies with the details specified in Always come off the stove with 28mm copper for a this manual. - Page 13 Check the stove is fitted with adequate clearances COMMISSIONING THE HIGH AND LOW FIRE. from combustibles. There are two types of valve fitted to Bubble stoves and access to the low fire adjustment is different. Check that the combustion air restrictor is functioning correctly.
- Page 14 adjust the high fire screw by half a turn in and try G BURNER turning the fuel flow up, if it is still fuel rich repeat the process until the hire fire flame is running blue with flicks of yellow in the tips. 1.
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Page 15: Oil Smells
moved only by one number at a time leaving approx. one 10cc minute between each setting change. Oil Flow Rates In litres Per hour. 4. BURNER DOES NOT LIGHT EASILY. .24 litres .6 litres Oil Flow Rates In litres Per 24 hours. Read the instructions in the lighting section of this publication. -
Page 16: Consequential Damage
Remove and clean out the oil supply pipe from the valve sure that the stove has not been damaged by improper to the pot. use or installation. 7. AS REQUIRED -: The warranty covers PARTS ONLY for a period of ONE YEAR and is conditional upon all the requirements Keep the Coals, Coal kit, and burner inners in good of our installation instructions being fully adhered to. - Page 20 © HARWORTH HEATING LTD 30.6.98 This publication may not be copied by any means, without written permission from the authors. This product is subject to continuous development and improvement and it is consequently acknowledged that due to this process there may be some omissions and errors.