Summary of Contents for Ironwood IW W5kW
- Page 1 5kW Wide Woodburning Stove User Instruction Manual Issued June 2021 Document No. IW5WM01...
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Page 2: Technical Information
5kW Wide Woodburning Stove Thank you for purchasing the Ironwood 5kW woodburning stove. Follow these simple instructions and guidelines to ensure you get the best and safest operation from your Ironwood stove. General Technical information To ensure the safe installation of this appliance it must be... -
Page 3: Recommended Fuels
Ironwood stoves are designed for burning wood only. Choosing the correct log length is important and this depends on the type and size of the stove. For the Ironwood 5kW wide we recommend a 14” log which will ensure you get a long clean burn by having the size to comfortably fit the firebox and grate. -
Page 4: Lighting And Controlling The Fire
Lighting and controlling the fire Warning: This appliance will be hot to touch during operation. Ensure a pair of stove gloves are worn at all times when operating and refuelling the appliance. STEP 1 Lighting- fully open, 2nd ‘click’ Pull the air wash lever open towards you which will fully open all necessary vents to start the fire. -
Page 5: Refuelling On To A Low Fire Bed
STEP 3 Refuelling Open the air vent fully for a few minutes before refuelling. Slowly open the stove door and place one or 2 logs diagonally onto the fire grate. The door should be left ajar for a period of around 3 minutes with the air vent slider open in order maintain flames on a new re-fuel charge. -
Page 6: Installation Instructions
Installation instructions Installation of this appliance must be by a registered Hetas engineer or approved by your local building control officer. Fire Cement All local regulations including those referring to National and European Standards need to be complied with when installing this appliance. -
Page 7: Carbon Monoxide Alarm
Scottish Ministers under section 50 of the Regulatory Reform (Scotland) Act 2014. The Ironwood 5 Wide Stove has been recommended as In Wales and Northern Ireland these are authorised suitable for use in smoke control areas when burning wood logs. -
Page 8: Chimney Sweeping
Do not use until a registered engineer has inspected the chimney and appliance to confirm the system is safe and sweeping certificate. free from obstruction. Only use genuine Ironwood parts in the event that stove parts require replacement.Ventilation Chimney Sweeps: For ventilation requirements please refer to Document J. - Page 9 Only use replacement parts supplied or recommended by Ironwood Stoves. When removing the firebricks check for any damage and clean the fire brick with a soft brush. Care should be taken as the firebricks are fragile.
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Page 10: Seasonal Use
Replacing the glass and door rope To maintain a safe operation of the stove door any damaged glass should be replaced immediately. Remove the door by lifting from the hinges and lay down on a soft flat surface. Remove the glass fixing strips and fit new glass into position. -
Page 11: Troubleshooting
Trouble Shooting Symptom Possible Cause Solution Ensure fuel is under 20% moisture Difficulty in reaching an efficient burn Wet wood content (use a moisture meter) Consult your installer who may Poor control of the fire and over heating High flue draft advise use of an anti downdraft cowl Do not use constructional timber... - Page 12 Tel: 01446 771567 www.ironwoodstoves.co.uk...
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